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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
FACTS AND eANoles.

Miss Eld,rbody declares that she
would rather live aud die uu old nUid
thut marry such a man uH some OF thc
women gp wild uvcr
Mrs Sumcrby lbnm Hogworthl Kissed
her husband goodbye this morning md
asked him To comr home early lie said
hr would Marital bliss. such rs rNi-ts
Boz the Somvrby household, is all too
rare.
Tho stories OF q GOODNESS between Jack
M0udigdu and his hancp ate "uiply
N'il out foundation Ia fact l1rs Inns %
Wnrtarhp of lOrtuiRhl'> growth, 'id
Mis-, timubuc says she would
ns soon kiss wool crrl .s Mss Jack.
An" th0J Is al there b. about 70
Mrs. Do-kuut, formerly the charming
Miss Ida DO, b. famous for her griddr
cakes. The rich glow of Mrs. Du-lNuut b
complexion is said to be- ascrihublc to her
niusiratiOns over the hot cooking range.
The engu cement is announced between
Mr. VIII Splice aud Mrs Grlssc-G rronc.
Their marriage is contingent upon the
death OF Mr. Grnssc-Grcone.
Mrs Sumpln thorn Sloshubou0, went
Ia over her ubbers while crossing Wash
ugtou street the other evening aud got
both feet wet
Much regret is expressed in society
/
She owed many Cull,
Mr. Henry ChOutouu broke the small
blade of his penl,uilr one day this week
| Tho tOutpuus ure Intimately connected
with the Cuuins and are much sought
after especially Boy The small uudcsmpn
with whom thoy have had dealings.
Surely there never was a more de.
| lightful family than the Joanescs The
other evening m q conversations Mrs
husbands stockings, handed 10 10 him
| for inspection. Mr. loGnes said II was
duFupd good MI Iauurs ls a grcut
Wug, ID should be- remarked, and ul.
| though what be- said sounded Ike semi,
profanity, he merely mvant to c0mpli-
mcut Mrs. Jonncs ON thc superior muu'
ncr in which the stocking was darncd.
Mrs. Pinto's dog, Carlo born Blind
| has had am attack Of the mango, but AT
! lnst accounts was thought TO De- convn.
| lesceut
Mr.. Sgpp Hcade says II he ever mar.
ries aud heaven blcsses him with d
| daughter. he shall can her Jane NJ
doubt she viii be worthy of so sweet
| a name.
The Browns had cOrn-bccf hash FOR
breakfast one morning this week.
a sad event has happened to Mr. Cross
cut, the geuiul wood sawyer Of South
Cove While in pursuit Of his profession
recently he broke two teeth ONT Of n
bran new snw. He has been the receipt
ent of many condolences,
Mrs lIairlip informs ms that her fur.
mace wRnt out night before last
II Is with great pleasure that we nrC
able 10 announce that the Mrs. SnoOks
who was arrested for drunkenness and
sent 10 the island, IL not tho deseryedly
popular and fashionable Mrs. DohsOn
SuookB Of Goldfish avenue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
40 THE oTHER NJ.

lie was a commercial evangelist one
Of these trade missionaries who rs nt
home everywhere aud Oh all subjects
and can come nearer doing the Wander,
bin act nc the hotel without the Wander.
bilt treasury than any other sort Of tray.
cler on the globe
TRADE is awful dun just now" he
said. hut our church struck boom the
other day when the chief high priest got
his verdict
what church do You belong toF
"Tm Bigesitc. don't YOU sec
Briggs and ~ fellows nrc the church.
You bet your souvenir half dollar ON
thatw
whats the faith"
we nre for everything the orthodox
preachers are against Az you have 10
do 10 Join Is 10 watch which way thoy
are headed and you turn around and "a
the other way
Some Of the hystanders laughed. but
others thought 70 very poor joke AT.
lanta Constitution
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
Tho Constant dripping that wears Ava
tbo ssone
PROFESSOR HADLEY on JAY
GOULD'S CRIME,

Professor Hadley, instructor Of polit-
zeal economy IN Yale college, delivered
ana address upon Jay Gould few days
after the railroad kings death, Ia the
course 0f which he said
Plainly speaking, he used official p0.
gitiou to defraud these who had eape.
cally trusted him. But That ~ not an
~ robbed not only the investor, but 80.
ciety which Innde him the depository Of
m economic power. Ills crime did not
arise so much from immortality as from
false system Of ethics. Not burglar
or murderer IN the iaud has II Ia bis
power 10 do the evil that many imam.
cier M good and regular standing hai
done and " still doing.
i don't want 10 argue with the profess
sor. but viii be kindly send me word II
he ever said such things about Gould
while ho was alive, and aiso II he Il
prepared % make similar statements
concerning men Of the same stripe wae
ARE not yef dead. aud will nuke them
giving tie names before they cross tn
fau9cY Every Wee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
These amusing contest quito tho
reported In which M0o0 participant
shilling entrance rec tho divided supplies
he missing vas4argo
inc total $69.6oo was divided anoay TIA persons,
each of these got slmost$47o
Here are the Terms of the Contest:

Each whowos try suppy missing in paragraph
mat VIII presently follow the "hIssING from
me fort worth Gazette and with address missing
plainly written In the blank
with SloO for subscription proposed lowed
left hand envelope enclosing entrance
should DO writcn MISSING WORD CONTEST"
pereenage Of The win divided equally among
correctly supply the missing word as specified below
This viii be printed every
close OF the
Inc result Of the contest will be announced inhe issue March
No contestant will permitted OF TO-
There has boon
Objectionable the law
posoo authorities have boon consulted Tho attorney general
me fos'once Department that the which
boen omitted bo taken woknown eScry
library, thoro be no
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

fillmore Goals. car lots. s. 20; 3 % 10 tons
N.vO two tons s. 70 one ton, SlkbOt one half
SON $50 Brian Greek ana Mclnmes Goals,
ear lots, $3.50; 10 10 tons 1850. two tons.
2o3i one ton, 81; ono half ton, 500
Maitland Egg aud Monarch Egg, car
lots S.; tOus, sl25, two
Tons $500 SINGLE ton $40. Authra.
lots, Si2 IS; single toa Si2 Anthracito
(Ouidal 20 10 tons, S9.OOi single ton. So 30;
oue-huf ton, 5000 Slack coal ear lots.
$3.50 per tOn,S85l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
LOVED ms DOG

An old c0lored man went 10 jain in
Washirgtou last week for tho sake Of
his q lie had neglected. % pay for u
license 10 heeu he animal Tor ian me
dog he would not His explanation was
tAat the dog belonged 10 his child. and
about the time he was going tO get The
tag for the dOg his child died. NJ took
every cent that he could beg or borrow
10 nav the funeral expenses And" he
said ~ keep the dog for the sake 81 the
dead child' lie promised TO gct the tag
III the Judge would rive him further time.
but az do old man had not wrecked "A
bank or done anything in the hrat-class
order Of crime, be had to go 20 jail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
HOW THE FUND is MADE UP.

every payment Weekly Gazette by mail for
by mail six months 40 deposited In the
o 20 among the successful contestants.
evory payment Daily mail for forty
days deposited divided who correctly
the sentence.
pay Sunday by mail 80
deposited successful aud tho
always provided uddoD
each
payment Daily mail year 81
divided those who correctly complete the sentence
Ifs4Oo Daily by
Daily Gazette by mail for three months 90
cents put In the fund
subscriber 90 the Gazette oi
Daily Weekly when send Ia s0O ando
subscription price indicated put In und
divided correctly the missing word thu
sentence given.
participate by paging for their subscrpondn adj
paid the basis sot forth.
printed coupon anwersoherwie aenon will
be paid TO
The azsttos guarantee that the shall than
One Hundred Dollars
No 10TH and NE result Of tho oOosS
will DO March 10th.
NJ intervals win be made BY printing the
initials and postofice addresse Of contestants
% "a no limit TO the that Be in but such
answer must b accompanied BY price lCrponand BE- made Oui ga
the coupon daily printed In the Gazette
a and ronittances
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
he Best Way to Advertise Texas

Is through the newspaper that daily and
weekly tells Of the progress Of Texas aud
its advantages. opportunities and produc-
tons. Day after day and week after
week such newspaper does ~ appointed
work. and il Is
The Constant Dripping that Wears away
tho s'Onr.
No man dissatisfied with unfriendly
climate. exhausted lands or unfayorable
conditions can read constantly of this
Southern wonderland without being la
Aucnced TO come And no man who seeks
safe aud profitable Investment cnn read
constantly N the opportunities presented
ia this vast undeveloped empire without
being influenced 20 Investigate for him-
self ia person.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
THE PLAN OF CONTEST.

The plan OF the contest coumpac division specified percentage
word Those who remit 20 the Democrat Publishing payment
Daily Gazette by mail for forty Weekly by
for tho Sunday Gazette mail months will be
pete tor the Ga1ettes subscription
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
|sper Lost By II
|Hs DISMAL SWAMP.
~ Swamp at All, but a Great Pc.
lalo Patch

lal Swamp at All, but a Great Pc.
ialo Patch.
lfal Dismal Swami of Virgiuia is
n.l'ns country, and the annual
w ~ ono man within about
NJ lake Diummuud is $4,000
- ,le 1anul through the swamp
4 N.Y. y! Washington. aud has
~ wv yelrN ON more. II did
~, 'i9ullii the land, aud there Is
~ '+hd On the east side. but
XIV y not 40 well drained
4 49, illnts of the Swami com
.1 ~ illl best aduptcl t6 corn.
tbe wv ule potato crop Is most
~ NJ ~ wallace has tweuty-
~ p''atoes, and the Yield Is
bs,oly bushels an acre. a
Nv Ah annual crop of 10000
4nne, harvest time AIR. Wallace
Dee''E iW barrels Of potntoes "a
tp n following the plow, pick
N N ba.sAyts and carry them to
N Jielfeis N the field. receiving
n nieiNhei ticket worth > cants
5olato.. may make 81 u div.
~. .h are sorted into nrin,os
a,t t''rs ones, usually most of
~ y seconds, moderately largo.
am 1 IVY 70 pick mp are covered
IN IA 'I,tr two or three week I
H. IN, piaiied for the second an
abd W. crop is dug between
N 49,, NNl. /, and furftfstt.., ......i
N VEN g 6, Formerly an seed
She as,,"asnt from the North.
has kes w, Ten years the nboye
hsih, VIZ employed, with mncll
lialtes TOT home use tie fe,g
ei bo,e.s,Nled are usually bourht
by ias. 'pes are Rclprallv prr.
NsYmour whites aud negroes.
lgaary "a American Gardeninp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
ALL THAT is CLAIMED ron 1r

10 The Fort Worth Gnzette-
GontemenI got my machine home
Christmns eve Il n all that YOU claim.
ed for It, Every lady who has seen Il
says It's a fine machine for the money II
cost me aud ! know ! have the finest
aud best achine Ia this neghborbood.
/ am well pleased with II. / think that
SOB was the best spent Of any $50 I ever
spent for. anything gave 500 10 an
agent for nn improved Americas, and u
was not The machine nor did It have the
attachments The Gazette machine has.
though il was very good machine You
can add an the praise you wish Your
machine Is worthy Of g.
SARAH MELWREATH
Trickham, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
Receipts and Evporta at An United stato'
nnrta.

Galveston Toy, Jan o. -CSpeolal)-
Receipts thus far this weok..... 10 500
Receipts thosame time last yeur.. 3,68
Receipts this day.............. ...
Receipts this day last yolr...... ....,
Total receipts thus Tar this season 8,glLg1O
Total receipts thus far last season 5,i2s. 1873
Difference ...............,....... l,is0,4s3
Exports 90 Great Britain. ....... S,3lO
Exports TO France. ....,
Exports 10 continent. 9,4ol
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

aos, N 1 a. women workers IN a
aafhlss' 1 que o. the New EnpInnI
ai b cs.e,, afe trying a new
flelr es-,l GRAFTON The mem.
neaae8 y lAlngs over ana above
e1ong " SUPPORT them Win
alainc az z. Invest in real estet ~
~ Dsoser ere said 10 ~ e, o,,.,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

r8,lv and favorhly known
N thc United states. ihci.r
. p remarkable skill and uni
49, IN The treatment and cure
NV chronic aud Surgical llis-
.o.,ies these eminent ply sicinuss
5gl confidence Of the nhiicteu
ssrs. They guarantee
.,.h and positive cure for The
ss.,s Of early vice and the numeF'
ast follow In its train
Rlood and skin Diseases speed
ettely and permanently cured
Debility and Sexual Disorders
rdly to their sbilliul treatment
E.t,la ond Hertual ulcers guar
srel without pain or detention
sness
gsle aud Vancocele permanently
,essfully cured 10 every case.
Gonorrhea. elect. Spcrmator-
nlnai Weakness, Lost Manhood.
rrissions. Dccaycd Faculties,
Weaknsss aud an delicate dis
ssrlife 10 either Sex, positively
van AS M functional disorders
Nh from youthful iullics or tho
ID namre years
p,s rarantrrd permanently cured.
eomplete. without cutting, cans
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

READ OUR WANT COLUMNS TO
Day. YOU WILL FIND SOMETHING
40 INTEREST You,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

Fort Worth. Tex, Sent, 2S,1S02.
Editor of Gazette
Allow me Ia say In behalf Of The
Gazette machine. that have had
one In constant use for the past eighteen
months, and during that time Il has
done the best of work, and proven itself
NJ good ms any 500 machine. Wishing
you much success ns you can safely
recommend IL. Very respectfully.
NJ FARRELL,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

Sugar-plnutatlon agents prices iu round
lot3 by the carload FOR Louisiana sugars;
Market closed hrm ot yesterdays quo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
MORE rEsrImoNY

4 Fine eco Sewing Machine for Only sea.
Try ono.
Slvcr,on, Tex, Dec. @, 1892.
To The Fort Worth Gazette.
Gentlemen: The high arm sewing ma
chine rs an you claim for h. II Is first.
class in every respect My wife ~ do.
lighted with It, II Is neat aud well
finished. light running, and gives en-
tire satisfaction. Respectfully.
ID. III. SWEENEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
s,ocI.. a. An unNloI Solo. porl

Galveston, Tex, Jan. rs -(Spaclall -
Stocks this y............,.,... l,040, 100
Stocks this uay last year .,,,,., 1913 $40
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

Galveston. ToX., jan. -tSpsoill.) 80
Craftsmanship from Galveston, Ten
To Liyerpooi....,,..,... co.. ... 20
TO continent. ..............., ..lI ga
To Now York ..............,. .43rRlO lbs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

WiChly piepsed
Crawford, Tex, Sept, II, 1892
To The Fort Worth Gazette
Gentlemen: Your prcmium Ga
zctte sewing machine received yesterday
accompanying it was 0yeyoar guar
antee We are highly pleased with the
appearance oi the machine, aud will
write you later 0s to It's true merit
Yours truly.
G. A. STANDIFER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
SATURDAYS Markets.


Dry SAT- mcais-.Brp salt short cisrr
lies bacon short clear. re; bacon al.
hcs, EH1; hams, medium, Zoe. break.
last bacon. ls1Ic. dry salt tollies. ililc.
Lard compound, ASc; choice family.
l0c; pure leaf, he
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
THE GAZETTE MACHINE,
What Those Who Have Used u Say Of the
Cheapest Machine In ho market.
Eirst-C class In Every Particular.
Greenville. August rs, 1892

Nlthi~AlaAN W Ivory NAtAlNNthft
Greenville. August 2s, 1892.
To the Democrat Publishing Co.
4 received my sewing machine, aud
will say 20 you that we are more than
pleased with It. | find Il I'm good order,
chine IN every particular My wife
aud also find Il 90 be hrst-class ma.
says 10 tell you that she don't think
hard Of you about the delay; she Ia too
we'll satisfied with e., and would not
give Il up for amy $50 machine, We
wish you long life aud great success
Huruh for the Democrats aud three
cheers for the Democrat publishing
company, Of Fort Worth. Tcxns May
your paper ever spread aud carry the
g,Nd tidings OF that noble machine TO u
thousand more homes. You may put all
! have said in your paper n you Ike.
Yours truly,
S. j. JOHNSON.
fArppuVilla HINT fenuufy lrVua
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
Greenville, Hunt county, 1c1as
An That h Clalmod for II,

~ lhht ~ tlnlmou TOT ~
Walnut Tex, May -, 1892,
Fort Worth Gazette
am in receipt of Tho Gazette sew.
INK machine and find Il 90 be all you
claim for H. We are delighted with tho
finish and the work IL docs Think IL
very cheap Tor such machine and
equal TO $40 or $50 machine
Yours with thanks for t.
A. j. MORRISON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

Good mdilmg, -asc; strict middlng
81 G; middliur, SIC; strict low mid
ding, C; low middlt Tbci strict
good ordinary Boo
YorITRy, EGos AND BUTTER
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

Sugars-Cut .oaf, bbls. 20. en-, loo1
hat bbls, 6Ac; powdered tbbls. &C.. pov.
oereo. halt bhIS 6c; standaIu gr.inu.
iated' o36ci fancy yellow clar, &c. extra
Flour--Wholesale quotations-Bost pa,-
ents, g o. per 100 lbs half patents, 81 q0.
Northern patout, s. D. W.
Cheese-Fancy full one In box. lie.
new, two m box. l3at: fancy Young
American, J &c; Cheese safes, IS o.
Co1cc-Arbuckics Ariosa, t2i o, Mid.
land. 50. OiLion, SIS 0;jerscy. bins. to.6I
"a sc s "a, Green CofIee-By
e sack. Good. 20ci choice. pic; fancy,
Pcabcrrv Mlfc. old government
Java, 2Ici Mocha. ne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY,

Nerrone or the etes Up Maps Of TczaA oAaho@4 sa
Indian TERRITORY goes subsAon under this ns on~~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
COTTON MARKETS



Liverpool, Jan. IS ~ Especial Spot cot
ton closed dull, unchanged
Ordinary ........ ~
Good ordinary
Middling
Good middling.
Middlmg fair Observation-Disclosures Q-tB
Total salcs. 1900 bales; American, $500
bales
imports 10000 bales; American, 100
bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

oaivsstop sugar aiarsss
calyesiou. Tex. Jan 2i.-lspse'al.l--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30
WINES AND sprnrrs

Wmsky-Rec,ihcd, FL 3Oa .uj as peruroof.
l'ycar'oid upwards 81 UOa 10; sour mash,
years old up 81 gOa5 90 as Der ACE. eytr3
CID, ~ OOal0 %; blended whistles, 81 tOl
T. b
Nincs-Puro grape, per gal, 81 eBup.
wares
Brendics-puro TENNESSEE apple e. IS.
pure Maryland peach, s. TO; domestic
cognac 81 75a3 90; Imported, O. 5Oag 25
Gins-Domostic, per gal, n 9 a3 %; im.
ported, a. 3UaG ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

Prices paid by dealers -Old hens, S. ,j
per ooz. spring chickens, large, & 10;
spring chickens, small, 50 Turkeys
small spring hons DC each; spring pob-
blera, small, g; large do 5 Old hens 30;
one and two year old gobblcrs 81 5lol 20;
eggs, &C per ooz butter fresh good, ] G.;
common country / g; ga ", 3d..
Retailers cet-Old hens. $500 per dozeni
spring chickens, large, - spring chick
ems. small 81 10. IsIrkeyB-Sm0lt spring
hens zoe; spuuE gObblers small, SOC; largo
do 81 90 old neus 500 81 one ana two year
Old gCbbcrs 81 %; butter gOIt ircsh, 20
per pound; butter common country 2Oci
creamery. zoe; eggs .lc PEI dozen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

Caiamel9, assorted FAVOR Jpound box
iJC; jelly beans, 5.pound boS Coo; gum
AOc; lapauese strips. cocoanut flavor g.
pound box, Coc; rock, assorted and white,
toc; French lusscs. per pound tlc; choco.
late creams, Al, soc. lemon drops frosted,
per box, Coo; burnt almoUCs, per box. zoo;
Creum5, handmade, twelve varieueS zoo;
peanut blocks, Zoe; peanut bar. por box,
lie, rum drops. Monnd CIV, b.pouud box.
75c; marshmallows. cherry brand, b-lo box,
Sl.gA mixed candies, pals, per hound, 20;
crystal cut re; daisy IA. NJ. creams eci
stick candy IN pals, &c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-30

Brilliant bbls, 10; Euplon, bbls, eoc;
Brilliant 20 cases, el.5O; brilliant, l2-l
cases, $780, Eupion 20 cases, 2J0; snso-
Aue, Sl,SU
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-04-27
Our Educational Needs.


50 closely j peoples education CON
nected with their material prosperity that
The one may 2, said to Pc dependent upon
'he other That the people OF Europe I'VE
IN poverty AMI dtsr 'dation' while those Of
America ENJOY prosperity ana honor may
be traced TO Inc fundamental! difference OF
education. 81. more sFic'-y' 10 education
on one mana ana lhe laoN 81 y on the
other ms HeiaS 'Ae case ING educa'ional
faeill'le> OF community are a'l-impor'ah'
Aul - nv F''' % tHe VOL" = l"'s 4"o'
more 1cheFA''y recognized man 10 our own
9'A"
"' f',i''' ~ - Y - w 1'' "'''' "
&c ,''li sue my I '"S mate ~
'-"ua' 'N'' - "'e '''H- l"A'' ~
''e va ''' N''s'
-au--e ri" AIIN - '''-' ""'
!" H'' anu MA '"'S. " Pace al '"' ''o"'
'9HA " h"i4' N'-'e@ !" "0'"H '"'H '"e
II 'U' go "a - 800
''i't0' 'N'i0'
~ Ha'' -'' 9'"'"'H We mus nav
II ''ii'- '''''' - -''A'eI 'naH 'iiAs a u
'I'"."' aPf'AA' we "' MOI eAPe0' -
Hu4 PeoP'' % IeHDTiHeut ~ eioNe"'S am
4+-htp MONIES ana we ought ho' 70 i2oh
Ior s'ss' aNNah'eihehl III puPI4S ""ose
7uFFoun '''i2N arg oh''nF ana Fuoe'
'h 'A-s s0hJec'' Ia Ms IaIes' report
Sta'e superintendent Luce saws We
are not attaching Importance enough 10
the educational force. and Influence If
.,t.n,; .....,.
80 ''' ''''
bordering on even the e!e!ant IN interior
There ! in such buildings a constantly
ar,ir, suan, INIT n,t4p, f,rca educating
inc 0A"'Fen N"' P'SH ABOUT 'H'ih Ano
spend their days IN them, 70 that fine
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-04-27
The New Judge in Harness.

Judge Wiswell broke ground on Monday
up the work of the April term of the
Supreme Judicial Court which the Chief
Justice left unfinished, being obliged to
fill his appointment for the spring term in
Lincoln county.
The Hancock Bar turned out in folce
and, with the officers of the court, juries,
witnesses and spectators, arose In token
of greeting when the new Judge took his
seat for the first time on the bench, and
there was nobody present who did not re-
joice in Judge Wiswelr> elevation. He
showed no sign either of nervousness or
citation in his new position, and q young
lawyer who was present told the whole
story when he said that while the bar
would look up to Judge Wiswell he was
sure the Judge would never look down on
the bar
Names highest court has added to its
force and weight in ability and character
in the new Justice, and Ellsworth is proud
to see her roll of honor so happily iu-
creased When. a little while ago, Wash
ington county contemporary generously
said that if Ellsworth hac the men compe-
tent TO AL all the high positions in Maine,
nobody ought to object to their filing
them, our lamented editor Mr.. Chilcott.
briefly and conclusively replied, We've
got en-"
This is still the sentiment Of the AMERI
Can A long life Of usefulness and success
70 Judge Wiswell and all his townsmen in
high public places, aud continued promo
ton OF able Ellsworth men.