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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-04-10

ATTACK on A Masonic LoDGE.-IAe
wounding of consular agent Of the
United States, which Minister Hicks
reported to the Washington govern
ment. occurred at Mollendo, Peru. Tie
trouble grew out of the anti-Masouic
demonstrations which have lately been
made in Peru under the direction ofthc
Bishop of Arcquipa. Masonic rites
were being observed at the lodge room
in Mollendo on the evening of March
%. During the ceremonies mob At
tackled the building. Many stones were
thrown and those who were participa'-
ing in the rites were driven from tie
lodge room. Having driven ont the
Masons the mob sacked the lodge room
and burned the building. The furni-
ture in the room and the instru-
ments belonging to the Estudiantina
American Company were removed 10
the street, piled in heap and then
burned. A few shots were fired during
the melee, one OF which wounded the
American consular agent, Emilio De
Cazoria, in the lee. 1t is said the riots
were caused by the action of the Ma
sons in ignoring an edict against Their
ceremonies which was issued by the
Roman Catholic Bishop of Arcquipl.
The sub-prefect of police, who made
no effort toprotect the Masons in their
rites, has been dismissed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-04-10
EXAMPLES OF PURE LucK.-"s

EXAMPLES OF PURE LUCK.-"S ne
persons seem lucky in any enterprise
they undertake, while others who make
investments are sure to lose their CAPT
tai, was remarked by Will Bertram nj
the Continental. II knew a young fc.-
low that invested a brass watch which
cost him IS in q lot in Lincoln, H.,
which he sold later for $25, 900. Ii was
the lot that the Lincoln House WAS
later built upon, and the rise in real -
tate came in less than four years after
his investment was made. know an
other man who went to Sumner coun-
ty, Kan, in 1874, and carried with him
shotgun which cost him $l3. Wei
lington had just been made the county
seat, and was then town of $500 W.
habitants, but forty miles from a ran
road. The young man was offered six
choice lots in the centre of Wellington
for his $13 shotgun. The offer was re-
fused, and five years later the same lois
were sold for g, ZOO each. st. Lon.<
ReDubiic
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-04-10

ELECTRIC RAILROADS are the cheap
est railroads that can be built, but the
cost of building them is increased i'm
mensely by the tariff tax imposed on
the copper used in their construction,
which varies from cent and quarter
a pound to forty-five cents ad valorum.
Transportation is Il necessary of life,
and it is upon such necessaries that the
tariff laws its heaviest hand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-04-10

STRUCK JOHN Browns STATUE
An aerolite fell near Osawatomie, Kan,
Saturday evening, striking the monu-
ment to John Brown, or "Osawatomie
Brown" as he was sometimes called,
erected to him by private subscription
originated by Horace Greeley in 1868.
The meteor broke off the left arm of
the statue and passed through the
dome and nave in slightly southeast
erly direction and through six feet of
clay Just south of the crypt, stopping
only at bedrock. Experts say the aero
lite is composed of pelium meta, known
to exist only in the sun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-04-10

HUSBAND AND WIFE-A pretty story is
told in the Philadelphia Press of the reunion
of husband and wife under conditions well
adapted t. the field of fiction. The scene
was was laid at Andover, village near Rox'
borough, where the pastor of the Congre.
gational Church, Rev. Samuel Freeland, in
vited to his pulpit last Sunday Rev. James
Rodman, of New York.
In the midst of Mr.. Rodman's sermon q
woman tainted and was carried out. Mr..
Rodman gave the incident little attention,
but as he was leaving the church he was ask
ed to step into the pastors study, where the
fainting woman had gone. As soon as he saw
her his manner became greatly excited, rs it
her ghost? Mary"
Explanations brought out that they were
husband and wife. Both were injured in the
great Chicago fire in 1871. aud when they re-
covered each supposed the other dead.
In time Mrs. Rodman remarked, and later
became widow. Mr.. Rodman abandoned
business for the ministry. Mere chance
brought them together at Andover.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-04-10
RED HAIR AND FREcKLEs.-scicnc

RED HAIR AND FRECKLEs.-sclcnce
explains the phenomenon of red hair
thus st is caused by superabaai'
ance OF iron in the blood. This it's
that imparts the vigor, the elasticity,the
great vitality, the Overlooking, tho
roughly healthy animal life which rum
riot through the veins of the rudy
haired, and this strong, sentient am
NAL life is what renders them more ID
tense in all their emotions than tIeE
more languid fellow-creatures. Inc
excess of iron is also the cause OF tree
kles on the peculiarly clear, white SKI.
which always accompanies red nan.
This skin is abnormally sensitive to iIs
action of the suns rays, which not on!s
bring out the little brown spots IL
abundance, but also burn like ln. ",
tard plaster, producing queer, creep ,i.?,
sensation, as if the skin were wFInKI'D5
up.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-04-10

As THERE was no apparent human
intention of destroying the monument
to that murderous old wretch John
Brown in Kansas, the sun took the
matter in hand yesterday and shattered
it with an prolite.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-04-10

If THE negroes in Maryland don't
restrain their propensity for numbering
white men and outraging white women,
the white men of that State will rise
en- massc and either expel every one of
them from the limits of that State, or
else resort to even more violent meas
,,res for relief.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-04-10

Mr.. JOHN RowLANDs, who calls him
self Henry Stanley, says the Germans
and Portuguese are responsible for the
maintenance of the slave trade in Afri-
ca. But Mr.. Stanley's lapses from the
truth have been so frequent that few
well-informcd people now pay any at
tention TO what he says.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-04-10
DIED.

Entered into the "rest that remaiucth for
the people of God" on Sunday evening. April
9th, 1898, PETER WISE, aged 63 years
Friends of the family are invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence, 102c
Prince street, tomorrow Tuesday, at twelve
o'clock m.-[Baltimore Sun and Southern
Churchman please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-04-10

All franchises and rights of way have
been secured or are guaranteed, it is
said, for an electric railway between
Baltimore and Washington, and con-
struction will begin atan early date. The
road is 10 be thirty eight miles long and
capital to the amount of 81 800, 600 has
been subscribed therefor. 1t is under
stood that Alexander Brown & Sons,
bankers, of Baltimore, are in the enter
prise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-04-10
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 10, 1893,
REPRESENTATIVE WISE, according to

REPRESENTATIVE WISE, according to
The Richmond Dispatch, is surprised
that Gen. Fitz Lee should go into the
Senatorial fight, which promises to bea
very hot one, when for the asking he
could have gotten good place under
the administration" But certainly a
Senatorship from Virginia, at least to
every Virginian, is a greater prize than
any at the disposal Of the President;
and, besides, from the way things are
now going, it doesn't seem at all likely
that any federal patronage, that is any
of any value, is coming to Virginia even
by begging, let alone asking.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-04-10
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The convention of southern Govern
ors meets in Richmond on Wednesday
next.
The Russian cruiser General Admiral
arrived in Hampton Roads SATURDAY
night.
There are rumors of a probable col
soiidation of the Galle2o and HaXall-
Crensi,aw Touring mills in Richmond.
The Secretary of the Navy will give
dinner OH the, dispatch boat Dolphin
April % to the admirals and captains of
the visiting fleets in Hampton Roads.
The Pocahontas Coal Company will
send solid block of coal weighing 5000
pounds to the Worlds Fair at Chicago.
IL will form port of the Virginia en-
hibit.
Vim. HOLMAN, of Swift Creek, Ches-
terfeld county, was killed on Saturday
under falling wall of a building in Pc
tersburg which was Quilted by fire. His
head was crushed into an unrecogniza-
BILE mass. He leaves widow and five
or six children.
J. H. Holcombe, well-known Roam
oke butcher, who was arrested there
several weeks ago, jailed and subse-
quently released OH bail to answer
charges of stealing cattle, was tried OH
Saturday on the first of the two counts
in the indictment found against him
and sentenced to one year in the peni-
Tertiary. When the verdict was read
the nrisoner fell from his chair in Il deau
faint.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-04-10

Gov. Fishback, of Arkansas, arrived
in Richmond to-day to attend the
southern Governors convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-04-10
TELEGRAPHIC BREVlTlES.

In an electric car collision in St. Louis
to-day halfa dozen people We're scr..
ouSly injured.
The Kansas drought is broken. but
the change did not come until the wheat
outlook was ruined
About 1000 architectural and orna.
mental iron workers are on strike in
Chicago for fewer hours.
Tie American minister to Ecuador
has signed a treaty with that govern.
ment under which the United State, has
been coded an island for coating sta.
ton.
In Cumminsville. Ohio, las. night.
Nick Steuver and his wife were walk.
ing on the railroad track when a train
came laundering around curve and
killed both of them.
As Il ferryboat was making her land.
ing at Brooklyn, y. y, early this morn
ing, a man named J. L. Prince, while in
the horse gangway, was Knocked down
ana run over by team and instantly
killed.
Joe Clark was shot by George Tan.
ner AMI bis wife, at Ludington. Mich.
early this morning, and Andrew Mall
shot and fatally injured William Ne
Kay. All three murdcrcrs have been
arrested.
The country residence of Mr.. John
Jacob Astor at Rhinebecll. y. Y. was
slightly damaged by fire last night.
Mrs. Aston entertained the frcmen at
an early breakfast and then gave their
foreman present of 800 and each
member of the company $50.
The mystery that surrounded the
killing of Joseph Zimmerman, Al New,
ark, y. j., seven years ago, has JUS.
been cleared up. Carl. Reuter-, who
died on March 80. acknow lodged on
his deathbed that it was he who fired
the fatal shot Reuter- said the shoot
ing was accidental.
Thomas Bassett, who was one of the
witnesses in the case of Jas. Tyrnor
found dead near South EincIand, y. j..
had his house burned down last night,
his trunk riiled and 4 bullet fired into
his head by unknown parties. Mem
beers of the Italian family who formerly
lived with Tyrnor, it is reported, visit
ed Bassett yesterday. Warrants have
been issued for their arrest.
Nellie Brighten little girl eleven yeas I'd
died at Wea;h.rly, Pa, yesterday, after
wccl, of intense pain aud suffering caused fg
rupture Of the peritonea. due To rope jump.
ing at school She Skipped three Auu4FaI
AMI thirty time, without ntermission
The instruction in the province Of Rio
Grande 10 Sui, Brazil, is being suppressed
and the rebels have been driven close to ,he
Uraguayan frontier.
An explosion tool, place THIS morning in
the Black Diamond mine, Luzene borough
P4. one man was killed and several injured.
Three persons died of cholera yesterday
L'orient, France, where the disease Im,
caused many deaths recently.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-04-10

When Baby was sick, we gave her cas'oFiH'
When she was a Child, she cried for cas'oFla'
When she became Miss, she chung TO CaS''''A'
When she had Children, she gave them CaS'0''A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-04-10

The convention of southern Govern
ors meets in Richmond on Wednesday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25

number Of head Of cattle on account Of
the cold weather
Negro boys burcadzed the store OF
y M Ashley at Hunlsyilie last nisht
'rhcy were caught. They GOV SEVERN
hundred dollars worth Of booty.
Vernon Texan: The exact figures OF the
ncreagc ct wheat soUed on the Fort
Worth aud Denver this season has not
bcen fully compiled, but enough Is al
ready known TO safely say che actcaS .e
viii be fully 81 not more than WV'ND
aCres. q no stand is ail that couia pe
desired aud the PROSPECTS now are tlal
the crop of 1893 win fnr exceed that ~
any preceding year since the INC WHT
opened for traffic The irue merits oI
the section of the country irlhuiNfy tv
the Denver road as Whcatfu1uf
country is now become inlly understood;
aid from present indications wheat WI
her after BE- the crop Of Northwest ltN-
ns while Uhc heccg cotton VIII he ieil 90
less favored localities further south. ne
Denver people, Of course. tabe great m
tprpst n this mnttor. es the more con-
pietp The agricultural Development oil tW
ctuufry nlo1g The line the greater me
n, ilic ard the more satisfactory ihe
pf 81 iugs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25

The latest 90 the statistics 81 nunu-
tactare IN thc towns Of he vnhc, States
received by Tho Ga4ette is tho reports
of three towus n as many dlliereut
states Elizabeth n. s., place Of 81
7Gt Inhabitants; Oshkosh, Wis 2a.SiS.
aud York, Pens, city numberilag co.
1A3 people The wpew u these ci2ies
is OF Interest because they aro noe only
in different statos hnt they uro ,oseas
representative ol yarioas fNeslitlcs ,ti-
foriag ia natural adyantagcs and haWeg
each their peculiar conditions n will
be- observed thai while. tl,s lopulation OF
these towns, with the S,oention OF Etxa-
beth, whore it Is somewhat inNNNeess Of
Esgt Worth are kss thaa that Of This
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
ALL OVER DIXIE,

IN n hght AT Lexington, Ca, Iluud
Rowe killed Booker Smith.
A Mooreiiold. ny. man has twist Of
tobacco raised about the year lSo'l
Sally Grant. nn aged woman, was fro
zen to death noar Johnson City, Ienu.
Tie recent storm which passed over
Georgia damaged Macon properly To tue
extgut OF $4,000.
Kate Heick confessed To- having thrown
her baby out Uf The window into the
snow st Newport lSy., whore ID irozc
10 death. Tic iuhumau mother mas
been arrested.
When The Loltn trinl IS called at
BENTON, Sy. Judge Dupr.pal Intends
having every MAN iu the court room
searched, and those found having pistols
Will hc dealt with according tu law
Abort Schnluc Richmond Ky,
merchant. wrJ to Jhr county rlnyk s
Office aud had an oath recorded lo the
effect chat for ore year hr would u'i
sell goods except for cash, luau money or
take drink of intoxicating liquors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE,

A Mission church IL 10 be erected at
Tvalde
The Baptist church at McGregor il un-
d"r1Oiug repairs.
The new Baptist church at Round Rocs
will soon BE- completed.
The new knights of Honor hall at
korryiilp win soou be- DoWpki'd.
The Pilot Point po-.c.liro Inns been
promoted to thr presidential cIuSs.
Efforts are bpiua made to get @ daily
stage line from IarkshUrD to b"Wi"
The proposed new county of Reagan
seems iu fair way Go Doe established.
Work will shortly commence o. the
rebuilding Of tho chair factory nt Iyler.
Work will shortly commence on twenty
dwelling houses ut Bp-~cmcr ~ be ur.
rmnIrl hy ninnrl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25

Aivarad3-J. W Etar2, correspondent
NIn s. siqdall' agent nebsmi,b correspond.
sn n.uI y. 4. Morgan. agent.
AOany-h y. Lyons, correspondents ~
SIAAuilene--.E. " 'Radrord agept and cor,
Respondent, office, p0etOnlce Oulling. -
chestnut street, lrs! hoor, whe,S an or.
AA ggi1IIi5assJJ. 7. NcEEenaa, AEON, an, ,o,.
Iesp0ndent Omcs at Fsarte5's drug sore
,BrowgwOo9 q. H. Moose eorrespgndcqt
, DSlId u. y. look. correspondent W
Bsit1a-ijr. r. y. Tnrnc.. correspondent
ID W Montgomery. agcuL omce in po,i
clarkssiGs-w. E. Thompson. correspond.
=, gi,eburne-Loui,a HEmnons. agent; Il. OF
Colorado ~. A. Nichols. correspou.
mt; A. J. fayne, agent.
Ia.laa--Hugh Fitzgerald, corrosDoHdont.
Oihce, go Main street wherp orders Tor
hdfqtling should be- ie,L The Gazette
tue city. Ad0lph OF Ecnr.m news agent
Decutur--J. o. uuac, correspondent. sam
N Psso~A IS. Mcilie. correspondent. C..
EDDY 4. ~. NJ Howe & CO.. agents.
tmheAvlllc-A, WATSON, Jr, rrcHpJli.
snit ~ Hail. agent, ori,c. Gainesville
!, GTseayine-.F A. Newton. correspondent
galyeston-l, N. -laycs correspondent.
p. henr1.ssyta- W. d. Chiisoa. corrcaDoadeni
Htamiltgn-I. g. Baker. agent.
lihiuo2sy-Ir. n Cooling. correspondent.
=. tanipy, agent office. Phillips music
1e5seer@n-r. ". towel. correspondent.
MiaFsbsRy@l "s,RlIE o.s. ,.,r-.,,,,,..r,
~ hudson agent. vnico Ia pog,oAgg
4lneuia-J Il. Mcdaniel correspondent
,rafis W T. Snl correspondent; scott
iiigt Poi6s !. A. Rogiaua. correspond.
a. Qlagga4, D. y CoIthar correspondent,
Roswell n M.-Jnmes ". Muihns. cor.
Er.NnlNtnti Woudruur a HClnciu. ugrat..
,,HoEmQm-J G.. Graham. correspondent
shreveport, Ll..W a. southerlunl. cor.
hspJpdent; n. l.. Hnl,s. usrli
,Ssulp4HgIr spTinga-K. j lass. correspond.
,slgPhgERyllle-3 q EucE. correspondent.
rats noreh < lll Bore sss S2s.'' gRmSs
~ ahhlpuutur hity.l
.rinidsi. od.-Wallam fitucadd & Co..
...lylyr-n. H. R5uartson. correspondent.
IqrrMl VIZ iu mnmlL correspondent.
Temple q a. brand. correspondent;
lAvlpr- William Elliott correspondent:
jacques a Harvey. agents.
Vernon j. y. HOlmeR correspondents Hon.
sells & Humphreys, agents.
NpiaDr1 Robert MCthluu. corregDondput
n. shuik. gggnt. umge. corner Avenue
a aud 60uth Third street.
WhAnhAChlC-l. NJ. hlemiDtpr, cOrrpHp0u
dent. A. ~. ttputuu, agent
We8thurtord-J w. rulweu npout uuf
correspondent Oilye over MwChmtR' aut
EurWg.a' Bank.
Whitcsaoro o. W. Diamond, correspond
4.
WlcMN Falls Il. a. llpwrlh ortrt
and correspondence next door % norfnd,,r
lll7 paper Is Arpt Uu lc'ud nivertisiu.
rates fun} ,nH h.e,Iialnri ht the office III
tluu. lvuUln Court New hOri. ur mon. n,
IuHtprn business office IS lIlhrr hniii
ius New York
Western business once. 6Op. "p.
Hookpry Chicago. lll.
o. bet@With. solo agent foreign advor
usiug
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
roLAwYeRs
A Publication Of aalier Valuable 10 Every
Attorney

The Gazette IS now publishing tho re-
ports Of the supreme court Of appeals
Second districts. as rendered and without
abbrevintion.
The decisions rendered on each Tues
day win all be published, in daily IN
stallments. during the succeeding week
giving them to uio bar from two 70 three
months earlier tbnn through the law
Journals. none Of which publish the de.
cisions complete.
The unsatisf tctory nature Of the mea-
ere syr opscs Of Tie decisions which have
heretofore appeared in the daily press
is a subject Of such constint complaint
from attorneys. that we feel sure the
announcement Of this enterprise IN their
behalf viii BE- received throughout the
state with substantial evidence Of ap.
prosal.
The plan Of publication Of these de
cisions in ful has been adopted after
consultation with leading lawyers Of the
state. all Of whom, without czception'
strongly recommended its adoption as the
largest benefit The Gazette could cen
fer on the legal fraternity.
The Daily Gazette is without a supe-
rior In Texas. The Sunday Gazette.
twenty pages, Illustrated, is the pheuome-
non Of Southern journalism. IL contains
more matter thnn the Sunday Courier
Journal or Atlanta Constitution, and
gives. fresh aud original. che contribu-
tons Of the most famous people in let.
ters. art aud science.
Tcrms-2l cents per week where We
have q local agent or - per auuum by
mail
Apply 10 the local aeenL or address
THE DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING 60.
Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25

clud eihe ldea that ~ NJ. SAMSON was
marty TO "a contract " usury 10 state mat
be- should be deemed guilty. oi Nlcinilhe the
law with reference 10 usury Ia the FACE
III ia rpuudfatiuu by hlni Of the Insertion Va
the notes ~ Illegal interest and a POI ltiNe
instruction by him that the maker Oi the
notes shuuld not be held liable Tor aufh m
tcrcst Is, ga our opinion, tu state p contra
dictlnn. A contract legal or Illegal cannot
exist in the absence or assent ny both par
ties thereto.
slider q remaining question, VIZ: WIN hp
peccs he permitted fo dtnuct from the
note sued ON such usurious interest as en-
tered into the note Tor the sum " Sb39l U2
6rst uiuturiugf As we have already Seen
the latter note. principal nud interest was
reduced to judgment against the nppellee'
u. l.. SAMSON, nnd others. by nhu win
their consent, and this judgment was by
him discharged aud paid OF. " Is settled
in this state that uaurlOus interest YolWl-
tarily paid may bc recovered, aud That ~
may become the subject MATTER ~ "a cum
Ter claim in Subsequent proceeding, on %
different indebtedness, against the party
paying Il. tli. and J. assn vs.. Robinson,
rs Texas. iG3: Smith VS.. stephens 81 Texas,
3Gu Where. however, such murous nttr-
est has been collected by virtue Of ~ legal
proceeding I'm which the defense of usuy
must bee deemed to have hccn forever placed
beyond the pn'e NJ litigation. The tulg-
meut ~ conclusive against q subsequent
plen ~ usury. tMgsry w. smith 81 Texas.
- BLACK ON judgments 7i9 Herman on
Estoppcl. Az Heath w. FrackcltDu. 20
Wis. $50; rraXcl vs.. clark. y Ia, 2Ol Mill
or va. clark. 81 Ia, 80: Tog)Od vs. FL
ll1tt. ~ la. jiN.
We lind no error IN the action u the court
complained Of iu appellants brief With ref
erence to the admission and exclusion ~
evidence. We depui 10 unnecessary W dis
cues other assignments relied upon by ap-
pplluuts.
For the errors pointed out The judgment
Is ryerspd aud the cause Is remaudcd.
lSigncdl
TARlToN. chief Justice.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-25
WEATHERF0RD.
An Extensive 0isllllery and Ice Plant 10 Be
Built in the Outskirts Of the CITY
0ihor Matters Of Interest.

Wralhcrford, Tex. Jan. - Specially
NJ r. Bruce WAS injured frw days
ago IN runaway. resulting la the frar.
iirr uf q leg near the ankle Al the
time the accident occurred Mr. Bruce was
mhblug preparations TO depart uu
trip Gao ST. loUir. Chicago and MilWuu-
kCp In the interest uf au uNsjrcd huH-
ness enterprise which viii add grpntly
10 Tue volumes OF business m Weather.
ford, lie Is member Of the firm ~
VI. r. Bruce n Co.. an old aud reliable
wholesale liquor firm Of this place. This
trn few days ago purchased thirty
i've acres OF land out Of the Emanuel
tract, just east of Wcathcriurd and VII,
untcd between the TpsSs ana puci6c
aud the Gult Colorado and SANTA Fee
railways, ON the outskirts of the city.
lhiS land was purchased 10y the firm for
the purpose Of erecting operating and
promoting an extensive distillory and ice
plant The irlu will erect buildings and
establish distilury with q capacity Of
5n bushels Of grain dg,y. Mr. Bruce
further authorizes the statement that
warehouses with "A capacity Of jNO
barrels viii be- erected convenient to tho
disdllcry.
In connection with the distilcry there
will hc am ice plant The capital on
which the new industry will begin b.
100000.
j.. W. Chilcut Is erecting a commudiOus
building on College avenue.
Some Of the ellie society people spent
a merry hour at Mr. aud Mrs.. r.. T..
Sawtellc's last evening. The occasion
WAS q farewell social given in honor
of Misses l'nnnic aud Ethel Sawtcllc.
who leave this evening for Anrshnil
rpyus
Uncle John S1uirps. the Justice - this
place loft for gainesville ON business.
Hence there will be no Justice court for
two or thrrc days.