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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-12-30
Trial Free To All

-
No other man ever did ever will or ev..r
can give you MS good value for your
money rs can and will in The World
Renowned No. 0 THE NO. 9lS SOLD
ON THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS.
l have hundreds of good secondhand
machines to sell cheap; all kinds. many
of Them as good ns new. Ny capacity,
office store, Turc room. etc will now
enable me to handle 20 machines dav
or l20 week-the enormous total Of six
thousand machines year.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-12-30
321 ADAMS ST,
TOLEDO, o
To the Little Folks.

If you are not very sure that Santa
Claus will remember you on Christmas,
drop nostal card addressed to him at
Room 81, Deshler Block, Columbus,
Ohio, and we promise you that yon shall
not be overlooked You had better do
it any way and be sure.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-12-30
Tickets for Christmas and New
Years via the Popular Buclkeye IkOute

win be sold Dee. 23 u. - 30 81 and Jan. l.
1891. to all important points reached by this
popular line and It's many connections for one
and one-third fare for the round trip. For de
tailed information write or call on agents Col
nmbus Hooking Valley AZ Toledo railway. or
W. II. Fisher. Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent,
Columbus Ohio. Dec 81 80
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-10

Barton.
Herbert Person is working in the
Peerless as cutter.
Well, wasn't that terrific thunder
storm, coming right in the hail and
snow?
Lulu Mossman, daughter of Waldo
Mossman, is very dangerously i'll with
inflammation of the bowels.
The w. G. T. U. meets Tuesday af-
ternoon, April II, at 8 p. m, with Mrs.
O. E. Bickford.
Misses Ida and Mabel Miles will each
read an essay in the graduating exer-
cises at st. Johnsbury.
The Congregational Ladies' Society
will meet with Mrs. E. W. Barron on
Wednesday, April II. a cordial in
vitation extended to all.
The sugar party and entertainment
at the Cong. church on Wednesday
evening last was well attended and
very pleasant in every sense.
Last week was remarkably cold for
the season of the year and the naples
were frozen so solid that no sugar was
made. When will the spring come?
Charles Vance of this village, who
has been working at the carpenters
trade in New Bedford, Mass, will re-
turn home to do a seasons work here.
Will Heath has given up housekeep-
ing, moved his family to rooms in the
Owen block, where Mrs. Heath will do
dressmaking They board with Mrs.
N G. Ufford.
If you ever beard of colder more
disagreeable Fast Day than last Fri
day. do not mention it. The present
winter has not shown any signs of a
sudden collapse as yet.
There will be sugar festival at the
vestry of the Methodist church on
Wednesday evening of this week. Su-
gar served from to O'Clock. Cor
dial invitation extended.
Fred Rand will build good house If
he can find lot to suit him. Politics
are running right for Fred this year
and he will probably keep his place as
mail clerk, which he has well filled for
the last seven years.f0
A John Sullivan society has been
formed here and the boys are meet
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-10

WANTED. good girl to do house
work, family small, good wages, must
be a good cook. Apply to Mrs. @. 3.
Curtis, Lakeport, n. H.
Good pair of working oxen, weight
$500, for sale at reasonable prices, at
o. &, c.. Steam mill, So. Barton.
DON'T fail to call and see Geo. III.
Davis new Spring Jackets and Capes.
They are worth seeing.
For SALE Clap-boards, lath, and
shingles. J. w. Murkland. If
H. T. Seaver has the same kind of
Square Syrup Cans, Chose that don't
leak, you know at 10 cents each. One
dozen in a strong crate, suitable for
shipping the syrup, at $3.50 per crate.
John L. Twombly will close out at
auction on Saturday next, at 10
O'Clock a. M, a lot of household and
personal property, including two car
riages, two good wall tents, etc. See
small bills.
New spring millinery, and new
line of stamped goods, at Mrs. @. E.
Prindle's Dwinel's Block, Glover,
MILLINERY OPENING - April 1919.
| have secured the services Of Miss
Power of Boston, and will show you
trimmed hats and bonnets, stylish and
seasonable L. @. Colburne.
Just received at Mrs. BarstoW's, a
large line of children's silk hats and
caps, in colors. Also an elegant line
of flowers. Call and see them. Ow-
ems Block.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-10
TIM z IA 3 Z E
e. & Nj. II. R.-PaSs. Division.
Passenger Trains Leave

Passenger Trains Leave
NEWPORT-SoUTH-7:G a m; 1905 m; 400
m: 1O:4O D m; 1910 m. NORTH-3:45 a N;
$3.50 a m; 80 p m; $40 p M $40 m.
Y-SoUTH-7:10 M; 400 p m. NORTH
-5:2i p m; 1885 p m;
BARTON LANDING-SoUTH-7:2 m; 1920
M: APO D M; 1858 D m. NoRTH-6:14 m;
$40 m; APO m; 1928 p m; 9:17 p m.
BARTON-SoUrH-7:3 m; 1888 m; ABS p M;
I2:S7 m; HIP p n. NoRTH-4:26 m; 500
p m; 4:O8 p m; 1910 p m.
sOTJTH BARTON-SoUrH-7 a m; 4:47 m;
1922 D m. NoRTH-5:48 p m; 1859 m.
SUTTON-SoUTH-S:O m; 5:07 P M North
-5:26 p m; 11:4i m.
WEST BURKE-SoUTH-8:1 m; 5:18 NJ
II:43 D m. NoRTH-3:56 4 m; II :37 a m; Sis
p m; 8:35 p
LYNDONVILLE-SoUT m; 1905 m;
S:35 m; 2:14 D n; 11:51 = IN; $40 p m
NoRrH-S:16 . m: 8: 10 q N 2:33 m; 800 p
m; $3.50 D m; 1920 4
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-10
LOCAL ADVERTISING.

Advertisements and notices, as prone
naGes, shows and other entertainments Will
be published under this head for taUo cents a
word for first insertion, one cent word there
after. We shall run no advertisements
among local items. Cash must accompany
tie order. No CHARGE MADE OF LESS
FORTY CENTS.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-10
st. j. 81 l.. G. II. II.
Passenger Trains Leave

Passenger IFdIls IodNV
HARDWICK-EAsr-10 m; $500 a m; 7:4O
m. WEsr-9:02 q m; 1888 p m; AIS p M
EAST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3 m; 5:3S m;
7:49pm WEsr-S:53 a n; 7:17 m; 4:39
GREENSBORO-EAsr- p N; 6:10 m;
500 D m. WEsT-8:45 n; 1908 p m; A. 30 p
ST. JOHNsBURY-EAsr p m; $50 m;
9:O5 m. WEST: 81 a m; 4:40 p M 1920 p
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-10

he inherited from his Scotch an
tors the principles IF a noble CHI a
acter, which developed TO MAJ
degree of integrity in his dealt
and a strict observance of his relig
convictions; and though consc
that he was to be called way al
noon of life, he bravely babe fare
to his family, entrusting them TO
care Of the Heavenly Father.
leaves a wife and four small child
who have the kildest sympathI
the entire community.
Holland.
French & Caswell have shut 4
their mill for the present.
Jos. Smith and Sons lhave retu|
from Island Pond, where they
been numbering.
Mrs. l.. Colby died of paralysis
"a. She had been sick about a
and great sufferer.
Fred Caswell is building over|
creamery. -Lell Hall is preparin|
build a horse barn this spring.
Geo. W.Brown has bought the 1
ly Davis place in Charleston, togd
with stock and tools, paying $2,2|
Our accommodating stage III
and mail carrier was badly hurt
Gently, by fright and run ava
his horse.
A. j. Applebee has his sugar
rugged with all new tin buckets, a
evaporator and a cast iron arch.
will make first-class sugar.
Irasburgh.
DIR. Geo. III. Newton has been
pointed health officer for this toy
Judge Thompson has been eng
to speak Memorial Day at Rich
VT.
John Ord has been officially no
of his appointment as postmast
Irasburgh.
Solomon Clough has been
sick the past week, but is now 81
be gaining slowly.
Miss Alice Parker has engage
teach school i'm one of the Barto
tricts, near Evansville.
Mrs. James Mcfarland of Hays
Cal, is visiting friends i'm town.
Hancock has returned from Am
Mass.-Frank Larrabee has go
Olcott Falls to work for Dana
ford.
There will be a sociable at the
church, Friday evening, Apr
There will be an entertaining
music, reading and dialogues.
and coffee will be served for re
ments. Admission 10 cents;
and coffee 5 cents.
The school directors are busy
ing arrangements for the sc
They have decided TO maintain Sd
in every district in town excep
They will maintain thirty weeks
in the spring term, eleven i'm t
and eleven i'm the winter. TheJ
already procured teachers for =
tricts. The following are the
ers: Margaret Thompson for the
er department and Minnie SIN
Barton Landing for the prima
partment in the village district;
Powers of Coventry for the Bri
district; Belle Mari OF Irasbur
the Webster district; Mabel Du
of Lowell for the Burton Hill d
and Vieva Wiley of Barton Ii
for the Morrill, Hill district.
jay.
Geo. Lucier's folks have a II
Joe Galbraith of p. @. is visit
relatives here.
Several OF the farmers are
their cattle dehorned.
S. S. Ovitt, an old time reside
few days ago, aged 50.
G. p. Stevens & 90. have pur
the George Armstrong farm.
A series of meetings are beiT
at the NJ. T.. church each event
John Sails has purchased the
Whitmore farm of j. w. Curri
takes possession at once.
@. r. Bartlett recently had
badly hooked. j. T.. Chase Sc
the wound and she IN doing fine
Rev. +. Curriers' family are
their friends and will remain u
ter conference. -Alvah Chase
fax is visiting i'm town.
Morgan.
l.. p. Brooks had a partial #
but is better now.
Bert Farr has gone TO New
work i'm the ice business.
James Hussey, while chopp
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-10
PROBATE COURTS.

Probate Courts will be held on the second
and fourth Fridays of each month at the Pro
bate Office in Newport; and on each Thursday
preceding the second and fourth Fridays OF
each month, at my office in Barton Landing 1l
and at f. w. Baldwin's office IN Barton on the
second Monday of each month
o. II. AUSTIN, Judge.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-25
Raifer NifolauS ,.no teine 3et:.

Cine ni@t unbebeutenoe 8ereidxz
rung Der ruifH4en 2iteratur iiber Raiz
Ter Nitolaus unb feline .3eit ftnb bic
iiingit in Der ruifii@en Monatsf@rift
Der Norbbote" in puiiH@er unb franz
31ii19er Spra4e ber0Fentli4ten
Dentmiroigteiten ber S4riftiteQerin
81. s. @mirnotpa, beren Salon in ben
eSSabren 1926 Bis 1916 Der @ammelz
puntt Der ru1iii9en &iinitler unb Sc
lsbrten mar. Die1e Dentpirbteteiten
entbalten 3ablrei9e @baratter5iige bes
&ai1 Ter Nifolaus unb beleuhten be1en
8e3iebunge11 gu ben srD;ten Mdnnern
5eines @ei9es, INSIDE onoere aber fetn
@erbdltniB gum Di@ter pui4tin, roem
beb%eutentiten Manne feines &ei4es,"
mie Der Scatter i'm nannte. SIS ieien
bier 3und@it eini9e M%euberungen BEG
@ui]ers iiber bic 2eibei9eni&aft angez
fil6rt. Mls Nitolaus auf Peter ben
@roben gu ipre9en fam. brudte ct iein
8ebauern bariiber aus, bab Peter bic
2eibeigeni4atf, bic 3u 1etner 3eit nod
in Deuti@lanb eriitirte, BELIEF. rMls
8eter 2eibntB iiber bic feit3uiteqenbe
ru7ilide @a1laliite befragte, duberte
ii4 her groBe pbiloiopA init teinem
Worte gegen bic 2eibetgeni4aft."
&ai1er Nitolaus meinte ferner, &atbdz
rina bic 3peite babe einen iebr groBen
sFebler begangen, inbem lie bic Rleinz
ruden (bie bama1ise %l1traine) gu 2etb:
eigenen ma9ts. @baratteritii4 1T
ber Musfpru9 bes 3aren iiber bieielbe
Mngelegenbeit. Nbilolopben tonnen
einem &Dnig bas @egieren niht Bet
brinqen. Meine @robmutter (Ratbaz
rina bic 3peite) mar tliiger, als ale
iene @@0nreoner in ben Sdqen, mo lie
i6r 9er3 unb ibren geiunoen 8eritaro'
al &at6e aog; aber gu ibrer 3eit folgten
Mue ber p6raie. @ie rietben ibr, bic
8auern obne alien 8obenantbetl gu
befreien, unb bas III l%1niinn." @s iino
ferner BON SntereKe bic Mnitdten oes
&aifers iiber piele biitortf4e Yer10n
lidfeiten. Mls Mui ter zines Monarz
diem itelte ct INNER Peter ben @roBen
auf, CT Guberte ii4 iiber oenlelben
pui4tin segeniiber: sizes bag S4reiz
ben peter's an leinen Sobn Ilerei, ct
apferte ibn gu Sell unb Nub benz ru1iiz
1Gen Neife; bic Pfi4t eines Monarz
4en befa6l es i6m. Das 2ano, oas
Du regisrit. ion Dir tbeurer iein, als
Dein Tamilien9liid." Mls pu14tin
ben Wunf9 duBerte, elm Sraueripiel
aus benz 2eben BET 3arepna @opbte
(ber @9tpeiter Peters) gu 1areiz
ben, perfpra9 ibm Nitolaus, ibm bic
gebetmen Mr@ipe bes &reml gu W{osz
fau gu 0Hnen. Dteie @r4ibe entbalz
rem ale fir bic Welt unbetannt sebliez
benen Dofumente iiber bic Moroz uno
8(uttbaten Der ptlben @treltBen.
ueber @peransti, ben grDb ten @taatsz
mann MuB(anbs mGbrenb Der @egiez
runq &aii er Mleranbers bes @riten!
Guberte 1i9 Nitolaus, er mare trerlt9
Elm ae19eiDter &opf getpeler, dber oa
CT (@peranstD etne @ngldnoertn betz
ratbete, 10 lei er gu iebr BON "protei TAM
ti19em @etite" buratrdntt tporoe11",
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-25

ber 9aa au aralen begann. sic purz
ben es getpabr, als bas nieber9ebrannte
Salgli9t NIT bober Jlamme gu To-
bern begann.
r@dou, @epb', es taset i@on," iagte
@ittli. @sb', tbu' Did nod elm paar
@tunb' bimftreden. sd mein' bod,
Du tbdtit bic Rub' brauhen."
@epba l019te bas qualmenoe 2t4t
aus. "Sebt m1B ct bod balb tomz
men!!" 1euf5te lie unb moqte bic Ramz
mer perlaTen. Mber nod einmal tebrz
te lie auriid. rOu, Still, Jag, tpas
lit benin bas ei9entli@ NIT benz
S9ab?"
.Mit mas fir einen S@aB?"
rDer polaer Bat gefagt, 9u tbdtit
einen @1ab mifen, Der gum 9eben
pdr' unb Du batteft ben @4luhel
ba5u?"
@ittli ma9te sroBe -Musen unb
19iittelte ben Ropf.-
9ur4 bas Geniter tlang bon ber
@trube ber Der ferne 9uff4lag mebrez
rer pferbe. On ber 41bsnbriide 3osen
lie poriiber unb lentten auf ben Weg
Elm, Der CUR @ren3purte bes &lof ter
lanbes, gum feiten 9alltburm fibrte,
unb bon bort aus in bas Het4enbauer
S9al, binaus in's ebene 2ano. 3pei
getpoffnete &nedte gu Pferb, ieber Elm
b,(aben"s @aumtbier fiibrenb. Sbnen
poran rift Pater De1ertus out einen1
frtf@ ausgreifenben Gtfenf@immel,
befen piolette S4abrade, fat auf BET
@rbe 19leifenb, in jebem Spiel bas
@appen bes &lofter 5ei9te. Deiertus
trug nt@t mebr bic i4pur5e &utte,
1onbern bas fei tli4e &letb Der @borz
berren: bas pelabarett, ben NIT Otter
fen berbrdmten Mantel uno barunte1
ben ieibenen Salar, ber, fir ben @itt
beredInet, Big gum ,8iirtel ge14ltB'
tpar. @s tlirrte Bel iebem Sritt beg
&oKes; benin unter benz Salar true
Pater De5ertus ben 9arni14 uno oas
@9mert. Gin 2G4eln 1ptelte UNI lei:
ne 2ippen, unb trdl1menb hidten ieint
Mugen in ben ertpa@enben Sag.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-25
Ser am 20. September 1890 5ur

- pei am ~. SepItllutl LOU 6uh
@erbiiBung elmer i~iebenidbrigen 5ret<
6eits1trafe in bas 3u4thaus in S a q:
0 n, Mi9., eingelieferte Tali@er 8.
8. price aus Detroit bat bie1er Sage
auf cine 19laue @eiie iein @nttpet4en
aug Der Mnitalt aus5ufi6ren setpubt.
@r mar nit Der @erpadung BON @u<
tern in &iiten bebufs beren @erlenoung
na@ Muitralien befabt. 9abet lteB
er IN elmer &iite @aum fir ii@ 1elb1t.
ma9te einen fal1@en 9edel oaraut
unb befeitigte i'm, na&oem Ct tn bic
&ite geitiesen tpar, n%otbourftig NIT
6ol3itiften unb lieB ii& in ieinem yer
fed auf ben Electromagnetic Der &t1te9e
auberba[b Der Mnftalt fabren. 9ort
ffnete CT ben Dedel, entitteg 1etnem
Wer5ede unb entflpb. Muf 1eine Mtez
bereinfangung 1T bic lbli&e 8elo3nin9
bon fiinf3ig Dollars ausgeieBt. lie:
briqena pirb price BON Cincinnati
aus pegen zines 9iamantenzS1eos
{tabls, ferner bon ct. Souls aus
itrafgeri4tli@ perfolst. y.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-25
21. Rapttel.

pater De1ertu3 unb 9srr 9einrit
tparen allein.~ sic muBten parten, BIZ
bas @@iF bon 8artbolomG 3urid TAM
um iie <ab3ubolen. v3omm', 9iets
.tralo, mir graut Dor bteiem Sled St.
be-" fagte 6srr !9etnri4 unb 14rit1
benz pater pordr1 BET &ldu5e gu
@9meioenb folgt Deiertus; bod imme1
blieb ct iteben uno prebte bic Jautt
auf feline tpogenbe 8ruft..
Nur {aben ifie auf Der 8ant. Ser
9einri9 feuf5te: Gin bDier, boie1
Sag! Sd glaubte, Elm Meni@enleben
gerettet gu baben, uttb Nun TT 'es perz
lor.n!" "' '"' ''
Limb ber M&1nb gef4loKen, Der nut
balb gerebet!!" brad es nit fiebernoen
Morten bon ben 2ippen bes paters.
,Do@ net1, nein, nein! M}ub t4 benn
nod tparten auf bieiss Mannes @ebe-
es rebet ia bo@ mein 9er3. Mie Blind
-&paten rteine Mugen, mie taub uno
irrtnb meme Strte; baB th bic Mabrz
belt 1ri&t abntt, ni4t' glet@ ertannte
@s III mei1 &inb! l1nb benno4-
tpas bdtt' i'd ntbt gegeben fir Elm fla<
res, l1numftoBli9es Dort. Md 9err!
mesbub ibabt SsSbr MIDI nt4t geben: LAT
1er2mit bieftm Manne-"
~. rWei1 Du nod reiien tpirft in bteier
Ma&t!!" W .'''' = 49, " ':'".
Slater Sc ertus 1pran9 auf. Pas
t0ntntet eSbr begebren BON mir? Sept?
Ssn btefer @tunbt? Dd'b bic 8r1lft init
iprtnoen min bor 8an9e1 unb 9oHen?
ga i9 in 3ttternbera @ebn1u4t be
Wrme {trede 1ta9 meinem &tnbe!"
,pdter .Defertus? Gin M0n@?"'
fel 6err 6einri9 NIT erniten Morten
eth. sd perite9e Define &eoe ntAt!
Gin Srrmabn 1T aus Detnem 9er3en
4eriFen, lnb fdpn brpbt Elm nerer all
'Detn Simmer unb TibGen gu beri4linz
de unb Sid berge1en gu ma9en;, bab
init ben Sttnbe, ba Du in @ottes
6aus getreten, Elm etiernes Sbor ii4 gez
f&QoFem bat 3mii@en Dir uno alien,
tpas binter Dit IN Der @elt ltegt. Sd
TRACE ie1bft bic @&ulbo bara1, BENIN t4
bdtfe {9tpetsen follen BON bteier @bz
1,llng, bte AUDI jeBt nod tetne 9etptbz
felt ift!-unterbrt4 MIDI ni4t-uno
10 1eB i9 fir mid' au4 ooppelte
g lidt, Sid einem 1euen &t uno
3tpie1pa1t gu entreiben. Du' MIR ret
fen nod in bieitr Na9t. 9ein Prpplt
befeblt es Dir" |'' .>nl
pater Deirtus i&lug bic 9anbe Dor
bas MntliB. '"' ~:
SEER !6einri@ ober 3os lie gu ibm
nte6er, ndbrenb e gu tbm iogte:
Il wv9eun tomm' uno 'iebeLDt4 gu mir.
SseBt min Geinrt4 BON Singing rebtn
init ietnem Tteanbe' Dietpalb!" -
- , Y = > e SO o. '. 'I"y' y. : Il ~. -.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-25
Ser, &loferja9er.
Yin 8o4lant Sro man aus Dem uiers
3ebnten Sabrbunhert.

Gin 4o9lant Sro man aus Dem uiers
aebnten Sabrbnnhert.
Gortiebuns)
Mit matter @timme rief 6abmc
f|%ss Der s"t'9''' "@'"" ''s sDis'
rmas ut Dir, 9apmo?" fragile bel
propit erf&roden.
~Mir TT 70 i@ninoelis. 9err!" 81
bate taum aus9edpro4en, als Ct obns
mddtte gu 8o6en iant.
Wfan bob i'm a,lf unb labte tim; {,
lam gu ft&, aber bic Gibe tpol1ten ibr
-nt9t mebr tra9en. Wom Seeborf ipa:
rem otret Rnedbte NIT einem Rabn &c:
tommen, es paren bic beiben, aus berer
9Gnben @tttlt bon 9apuno erl0it uor=
ben tpar. Ste trueen Ben SG9er in ben
Na9en. ,@9aFet i'm auf elmer 8ab=
Re in bus Rloiter." befabl Der propit.
uaunb 1@tpei9et Dor alien, bamit MIDI
Elm u~nb<rufentr benz armen Wetbe bea
@ubmanns bic i4limme 8otf4aft gu
TRACE" limb auf Wolfrat beuteno,
1aste CT gu pater @ufebtus: rDiefen
ba pertrau i3 Deiner pf1ege; bei1 Ct.
tpeib id ntbt.' Nimm i4n NIT in biz
Rlau1e, tbut, tpas Du bermagt, opfere
Define Sage unb Nd@te, bieuei9t ldbt
ii9 fem 2eben nod erbalten-"
Guiebius audte bic S@ultern, >pdbz
renb bic Rne9tt ben 8etpubtloien a4ts
fam in bas @@iF boben. ~@r mub
cine Matur baben, tpie Elm 8aum-
bod bic Sdae 1T gu tief gegan9en! ST
fann nod Stunben, no4 Sage ringen.
aber-" Gwiebius i&mie9.
rSoQte Ct nod einmal 5ppe9en TOM
rer, 10 fruge i'm INN ales, mas Ct
petB bon ietner S@meiter."
r@u tpirb nibt fpreden. ST. id
i'm nod in bic &lauie brtnse, mtro
bas Munbfeber tommen-ober bas
Gnbe!"
.9err!" {tammelte Yater Dei ertus.
rDarf i@ ni@t NIT tbm 3ieben? Sd
min tpa@en bel linn, unb tpar' es bnr&
sauieno Na4k-e'no barren auf Elm
.9g}ein, De5ertus, Du bleibi" faste
!6err 6einri9, ben Namen betonenb,
Zen Ct fonit rt9t gu 9ebrauden pf1egte.
Ser &abn nit 9apmo i&pamm btz
reits Der Seetluuie 5u, I'M WaGtt ab3uz
bolen. Mun ittsb audi Der anbere Naz
9en in ben buntelnoen @ee, bei1en
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blidte ben .'3iebenben @&iHen na@.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24
VEApS SLAYER
WILL BE PLACED ON TRIAL THIS
MORNING.
A Wreck on ,Ae Texas and Acquitted
Of Murder-A Girl Makes a Serious
Charge Against Her Father

nsuoa Tex. Jan. % -lSpccial.l-1hc east
hound Texas aud PACING passenger W"t
No 4 ran into Santa re IfclEhl lIuHl r.
tbe Santa Fc crossing az b'4u ionlbht, u.HN,
inc n had wreck The pilot OF lhr Dhsihg
milling the passenger WAS dislhohueu "ul
fnur ar five freight ears were hmuahpu w
and Inc train dcrnlled.. None 81 lhr lrhlh-
men were Injured. IA VIII be- morning ne
core me debris is cleared away hhd ne
track clear for trains, ,..+,tr
Dr r. II. zones, the slayer OF lapniu
" q Veal was atTuigncd for trial TINS
affarnoou Judge Tucker Oyerrul" "a mo
I'm fnr "a continuance aud also for q chahte
f venue. then adjourned court uH Toner,
row morning, when u trial OF the case VIII
',TThe jury In the w. G Murr murder triul
returned a verdict OF acquiial this ultcr
noon. AMrn Killed Nath0u Greer and iht
negroes arc very bitter over the hcQht'a
of the slayer
Dora Todd, o pretty white girl swore uul
a V1rrnnt this evening for the arrest ul
bcr fathcr. billiard Todd. Size alleges thal
hc rnucd her ia October last and made q
second attempt last night lie has eludec
! arrest thus far,
J. W. Cartwright, for twenty-five Year,
| mast well known IN Texas newspaper 'iI
| rips committed suicide nt oakchh iouuy ny
| swnllowiug ten grains OF morphine.
| cartwright has been la MS CITY Two Werh'
| ar moro and has been iuHnne for seVerh
/ dnys pnst. OF late years he has been u
/ no Insurance business ana made his hoh'
! al Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24
sENATE COAIMITTEEs.

Austin. Tex, jan % CSpecal)-
The senate committee on clnims and
accounts held meeting this afternoon
and considered n bill 10 refund to G, H..
Brush S275, alleged 10 have been c1pond-
ed by him Ia buying the right of way
for a state sewer while building the sew
or as a contractor. The bill WAS hnally
referred 10 a sub committee.
Two senate bills PROPOSING 10 estab-
lish state agricultural and mechanical
college In North Te1ns were before the
committee on education this nftcrnOk'
and Il was decided TO report them adj
yersely.
senator testers bill making the theft
of from 500 10 $40 n Inisdemeanor tiia-
Bile IN tie county court aud punishable
by work on the county roads, WAS cOusd-
cred by the committee ON roads and
bridges, ihis afternoon, and II was or
dered 10 report the bill unfayorably
Judiciary committee No. = Of The sem
ate held meeting this Afternoon ANA
considered the bill prohibiting hunting
and fishing In the enclobed lands Of AM
other and IL was decided % report the
bill favonbly with an immateriul amend
ment.
Tie bin providing for the creation Of
a board Of partlons on felony cases, waf
reported faYOrably
The bin amending the criminal code IN
regard 10 reversal Of Judgments IN Grim
mai eases was acted upon adversely.
Senator Kearbys bin taxing bonds
contracts and other evidences Of debt
secured by liens on real estate and own
al by nOn-residents was postponed unit
the next meeting Of the committee
There was meeting Of the finance
committee this afternoon aud Il wa
decided 10 report a bin giving the 81
preme judges $4,000 tke Increased salara
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-24

Macon, Ca. jan 23 Justice Lucius
Ouintus Cmcinnntus Lamar died here
nc = o'clocl, tlliB evening. Il ~ a terrible
shock 10 the community The death
was sudden iu the rxtrcme, for although
he had been nilug for some time, Justice
Lamar appeared gradually gaining In
hnnlth. lle came from Washington 10
Macon about month ago aud has been
visiting ut thc residence of Mr.. w. III.
Virgin In Vine Wild suburb Of this
city. This afternoon Justice lnmnr
took HIS oyercoat intending 20 90 to the
city, but was mat 40 the door by llia
friend, Dr. Llcwclyn, with whom he
returned 20 the sitting room. All that
time and during the afternoon he was IN
good spirits aud nt dinner this evening
he scented 60 have Il good appetite. DR..
llewcllyn left the house about \ o'clock,
aud Il few minutes later the Justice was
seized with violent pains nc the henyt
aud died ~ the hour mentioned.
Lucius Quintus Cinclnnatus Lamar