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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01
SPORTS AND pASTIMEs.

Ara recent race meeting IN Nareh.s-
ter. England. three horses which ran
! n one race were named Trauby Croft.
Star sudGsrterznd Baeczrat. Trzrhv
Croft wor-
THE bicycle has brought aboas the
reoPeniag Of many OF the olS-tine
eountry hotels in France. which had
closed long q because OF the intro
duetion Of railroads
THk Paris Pret-ct Of police has
warned women cyclists that the few
rational cycling costume which they
have douued iafrizzes the law against
one wearing mems clothea They
must dress differently
Carr. william Hansen. Of New Bed
ford who was captain 90 the eup-de-
fender Vgiiznt during her races with
the Valkyrie- has signed a contract to
sal the schooner Yacht Quiekss-p of
the New York Yacht club feet. for
Frederick Grinne1 the coming season
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

-Seek happiness for yourself and
ycu Nil lose IT, but seek it for others
End vou VIII fud it-Iam's Horn
-Cobbe-Do they furnish plenty Of
steam IN your apartment stone
Well old man II you doubt IL Just
eoase NJ here on the 6rxt rzru day
NY. Herald
Vow. what must | do with this
w~d1ing-cake 10 dream Of it, asked =
gushing dzrnsef Of a matter-offzet
vouzr uan ~Irst eat il, that's all
vas The rcpJy--Tit-BitS
She tsxci,edlvl-Oh George. some
vcrra1 on the car has stolen my purse.
He-How do you know It was wom-
arr >he-Uhy- had Il in the pocket
e nv dre~~-ChieaSo Record
- esres nsk@ NJ -ft 20 rsrzd-
Tsa- esaEr= ser vac spa1s.
~ saYa< s-rz-thzzr a-aa vE5ch
r. csAzs asloss ce
-Washin-tol star.
What makes you always wait for
this spscSl street car The con-
duetor never calls the name. of the
streets and ! never have any trouble in
getting u a, the right placr-Iuter
Ocean
-A1-io Mana CheIIie-Oh. she Is
perfectly lovely she paid me such a
crupl5zezt Fweddie-Whss was it,
-CEollie->he said I was 80 uu-Amer-
iezn FNedGie-How Geli-htful-De-
tnsi, Free Press
II Natural oueStion-Nodd-rv.
got an engagement with my wife 70
meet her 81 this corner It two. 0ook
M ~ h< WATCH It's two now. TodS
married hiuself-wha time do yos
expect here-Truth
->he tsvmpathizinSlyi- feel -
s0rry for TIE poor street ear conductors
II muSt he terrible for them TO hav,
70 he on their feet all day long
lIe-HumpE. They amt They're OF
the Psssen-ers feet ncren half tn
tImc-BuEalo Courier
Mamma when Willie has a tooth
acne you take him 10 the dentist I,
have i filed dent you asked Tom
my Yes. dear, said We'll
I've got 4 stunmiek ache. Don't yos
think we'd better 20 TO the candy stcr,
and get il slleGe-Harpers Bazar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01
DOMESTIC

Feather Cake. Twoeup<s ux3r. ou--
half cup butter. two-thirds cup milk.
three cups hour. three cgxs aud three
tezSPoanfuis baking powder. Flavor
with lemon or vanilla This j. de-
lcious tea cake-Farm. Field and Fire
side.
Maryland Oyster Stew Drain the
liquor FROM i've dozen fresh oysters ard
put Il on to boil in a saucepan: rub the
yolks % three hard-boiled exg~ a table
spoonful Of aoar and . teacap q batter
together add IN the liqsor. with the
juice Of a lemon. the oysters pepper
and salt let boil mp once and rye
Harp@rs Baxzr.
Fried Chicken with Cream Sauce.
Cut two chickens in pieces and sprin-
kie with pepper aud salt about an
hour before dinner. Beat two egxS.
dip each piece in this and FRY in hot
larh Boil up a cup and a half Of
cream Or rich milk. and add a spoon
full of butter rubbed in. a spoonful Of
sour vita a little salt. Stir CONSTANT
II Till IL b0ils again. Lay the chick
ems on a hot dish. pour the sauce
around them and serve-BastOn Bud
get
-CanherrT >horteake- Mix into .
pound u >eif-rising four n ~half-eupful
OF shortening Add By degrees about
a pint Of cold milk. Stir NJ with a
knife ss quickly as possible. Turn the
paste on a Toured board. dredge with
four roll il out To the thickness OF
half an inch Bake it in rather n quick
oven II j. better to make il into two
cakes about the size OF a breakfast
plate. rather than 10 bake il in one
sheet When done slip a knife around
the edge and separate the cake in two
By pulling i apart Butter il. spread
with sauce number two. either hot or
cold. sprinkle with sugar and serve
plain or with cream -Good House.
keeping
Nut Pudding: One cup each OF
suet. molasseS sweet milk and -
lected r~ai>ius. the meats from a pound
Of English wslnuts minced hne: four
ounces Of chopped 6gS one nutmeg
grated. n teaspoonful % silt and one OF
sofia: two and = half cups of -four. mix
ike a plum pudding. steam two aud a
half hours. and eat with the following
cream "a Beat 10 a cream half a
cup of butter and Que Of powdered
sugar whip 4 cup of syree. cream and
stir into the butter and sugar put the
whole in a double boiler over the srs
and stir until il looks tcamv and
smooth This i Of course. too rich a
pudding for daily use. but for a ~oucs
IN awhile pudding il can not b *
eeied-Ameriean Agriraiturist-
Plain Tie. One bOviful Of chopped
meat two bowlfulS Of chopped applss,
n cupfui Of sugar. two cupfuls ci
molssses- one cupsul Of eurrzntS two
cupfGls Of jelly. spices Of all kiad~.
Add raisins TO each pie II you haven,
meat or apples. and still would have
the PIE. try Il mock pie Gather NJ
scraps OF cake and crusts Of bread. aud
1ak E night Mash verv hne. add
a cupfal OF jelly. Oue-half a eupfuI Of
vinegar n eupful OF molasSe< one
eupful each OF eurrants. and chopped.
seeded r~aisinS. and all the spices avail,
able \ large Tablespoonful OF eocoa
makes il richer and darker. 4 table,
spoonful of butter should be added
Thu with juice from any canine,
fruit Bake in two eruSts. Ignorance
will pronounce this a very good mine.
pie--HouSekeepsr-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01
wAsTEFULNess IN Tne HOUSE.
Clothes Are Often RaIs<d Ihroaxh I.ek
of frsp~r Care


There are many people whs waste
and destroy by carele>sneSs mere thsn
they cut BY use. said 4 woman.
who had for years been the pruprietress
Of a large boarding-house- There rr
persons in my house who brv al Iezs.
douele what they would need n thew
took any proper czre Of their thiur~
but they come home At night aud "a
the plea that they are too tired u put
them away properly. they throw their
clothes down anywhere they nav han
pen to be- and then wonder that thev
never have anything 1t I o wear
AT least a dozen hats and hornets
rave been spoiled during the past wear.
simply h~eause il was too much trauhYe
70 put them away They are thrown
upon chairs and then some one comes
in and drops a shawl. wrap or
care : over them. then some one
else comes and gently subsidies
into the same chair. and where ! the
hat9 Possibly IN. damage i not dis
covered until the owner Of Il wants 70
20 cut the next day. and then there i
a hue and cry and. a. = genera thin-
q new hat must be bought forthwith.
Il l. Just - with clothing Of al sorts
Some q i caught in the rain. the
dress - Vet and muddy. aud the
wearer unfaStenS il and as likely a
nor drops II on the door IN on~
corner % her room and Their.
j. stays until moruing As a
matter of course. L : an 49,
luselv hopeless wreck. and a ue,r
dre~s > required l long ago lot all
patience with Young women who an.
always having n buy new things -
replace thO~@ that have h.ca sp.,iled
By GareiessnesS Three-fourthS ~ the
wcEnan-boauieH in my house waste
more every yea than my entire wsrd-
robe costs daring the sane tiue. ard
this too simply because IT too much
trouble for them to take care Of ,hsr
taings shiaS one Of The srss lesson.
TIA, every parent should teach ehfl-
drrn. hoys and girls alike. 5 20 tak.
proper carr u their elothsS-N Y
Ledwer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01
August
Flower"

used August Flower for Loss OF
vitality and general debility. After
taking two bottles l gained 90 lbs.
! have sold more of your August
Flower since | have been IN business
than any other medicine | ever kept.
Mr. Peter Ziuville says he was made
a new man By the use of August
Flower. recommended by ne. I
have hundreds tell ne that August
Flower has done them more good
than any other medicine they ever
took GEORGE W DYE. Sardis.
Mason Co, XIV .
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01
rnn \ posSf.


If ssne -ea -
tAev wcaha "Neao
kaws hnrT
-JaSp~r- t-ts~ -.
rurp-he "s.
srnonug esd
ns>
btAxeiHs er ~, -. =
indge q rsy~e<n'@ -s-
bS lie a ~ sn
IN t.~ a
-tee pe."' -.E-.f ~
s'svln< gos-i ue"e - - = (.
tsn oeiofe
rsdiy eongnNF
Courser
me o1ssers ~ -~-g
snrf ~ saw $50 n~,,er .ht-
hits n Nth -
= rrtarh s0
l~1~T7Ft
-He-for sewn - y ta.a
bard >he-I Wa
She-Why. Nr- limm"
euuidut thsa< hnrN O
sPois journal
usaxtor-H0r ioux has this rsea'
na,iSua vua complain OF hsen <iyins
YOU trcuble Mrs JuUhie- cser
sincs mr. husNHd Wa caught cut n
the rain -Inter-oc-.r.
L>.-,-f net . nar this nc-n-
in~ Who aid I looked ike vcn
>ma--iew-TeIl ne rhS he = ard IN
-, ara knox aim down starter
4 > hat -v~lf--Tit-Bit&
-.h ~ - HUSBAND ru..
- S-..as,f hls-x 10 Mrs.
49, =. - irsey1 Z sur
-.h ~r an her pssnNrlav.
= ~,.-fx No she ~,ifl plsvS
~. - - a. Ma k~~-Tft-BisS
-'oaos SsL-s -.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

A certain plain girl Whose eyes A..
almo>t q defornity, because thev hzrs
nc sockets and who's eomplexfor J.
-u1pl@assutiy muddy. : IN constant L.
nand By her own sex. aud the mo..
popular woman OF her ct with m.,..,-
Unity. while her handsome vovr~--
SISTER has % tzke no with the Ien-9r.r
n eomp~nlOuShin One who : md
the spell Of the plain dzuShters
explains the fascination a. ! -.
ART q beng perfect listener W.
all he ays old and young nal a.
fenzle Ike 20 talk. and shs h.x -
knaeS Of lea6iux - esnsIT On "a -
press our opinions with the elos-~r;-
tefeStin ever word E---v xrl vii
&rzt th4t sHe would rzrher b pa,,-
az tam - president aud -. -
n4HE VII clutch at this der 70 CO.,
att-zcrcrss F-z vii link ev., -.
i j. worth Tie eos. q th~ 49,.
7uvAsge s1ovz As hoiSizx ,he g.
~hen The -4Eicr-rade MIS- -.x,Io;.v
aere1 and discusses her eoaar~~-
y = Ee-o-der
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01
es.sso FROM Ten A<rssL

A. " Lamb. a market gardener in
Pennsylvania cleared $500 on Eve
acres of cabbage aid five acres Of
onions The reason Of this. he says. was
because >alzers seeds are so extremely
early and wondrously productive
Lightning Cabbage and King of the
Earliest Onions he had in the market
three weeks ahead of any other home
crown sorts, and consequently received
fancy prices. Salxer sends Is packages
earliest vegetable seed sufficient for a
family. for 81 postpaid
IL XoC WILL CCr THIS AND sEyD III
with &c postage 10 the John A. Salzer
Seed Co. La Crosse Wis you will re-
eeive their mammoth catalogue and a
trial package of Get There. Xii. the
sIxteenday rsdi>h-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01
3 REMEMBERING.

INAsrsrTOS never disturbs existing
facts
MANY weaknesses of human nature
are distorted virtues
CONVENIENT does not demand con-
ditions, IL makes them
THE wisess fellows we think, are
those who agree with rs
To BE really yourself you must be
different from those around you
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

Bill called the old farmer . ths
hired 7An- 80 an feed them Pigs
I've dcne fed en-
Go an feed the eo~x
Tive done fad EN-
Go an feed the horSez
I've done fed en-
Go al feed the e~hiekerx
I've done fed en-
Wei. &c an feed yourself then;
Gems 20 ne sonethia' ought TO be hun.
grE round here." .n6 the vsy Bill 70,
IN 20 where the eating was was a mar.
vei0us specimen Of speed D-,roi,
Free Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

L ne s1rIez Fl A. "a sag II vcz want
a N1 a. Fu1 can-c aGateract preu&
ur~ 1ec2T, Y you arsycurE or na.dle s~ed
CT essen TIE in1rnitses Of LIES deeii-e n
T12are growing ed zse Hostsrtzrs Stc--
AZ 5-erS -e11l1e r~>rsrsr4tcr a. uxr-
. . 1elEfl STAY and .olsce e ne Cd Re-
we@< and oocv2le>neEr rncn-przble Il
o-io1s dyspepsc. Rheumatic and zzIaris,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

and fevers Is 10 Use the Hcuid Iz.ztivr
remedy Syrup Of Figs. Whenever the svs-
ten needs q gentle yet effective Cleansing
To oe benefited d must ut t@-u5z
remedy manufactured ny the California Fig
syrup Co. onlv- For sale By al druggists
IN ~. and q bottles
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01


THEzr i< rerr Cztarrh in this section Of
the country than all other diseases put %
Eether. and until the last lew years was snip
pc=ed 20 be tneHranle- Fer . great many
ard prescribed bocaI remedies and by con
stza1y failing TO IRE with local treatment
/ pronounced ItTncurzble- Science has proven
eassr-h 20 be a cUa<trSutionsl disease ana
therefor~ reGuIFes constitutional treatment
Halls Cstzrrh Cure. Manufactured by p
Cheney & Co. Totesn, Ohio. is the only con
ssIrnrlezAl cure on the market. IL is taker
internally in do<c< from 10 drups to a tea
spoonful II acts directly Gu the blood and
nncogs surfaces Of the system. They cfei
enc hundred dollars for any case IL fails "a
cure c for circulars and testimonials
Address T. }. CHEyET& Co., Toledo, o.
= Sold By Druggists. &C.
Halls Family Pills, . cents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

Il SUPPOSE you had q high cid time in En-
roper YES. replied the returned tourist.
L was done mp at Monte Carlo. keld Rp in
the Apprentices and Iaidupin Rore-vssh-
Hg-on Star
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

Doa zoe beileve tnzt suirrs ~
- Eoens11le FAkin--Oh go sru~
% t1sE pay internal rrvsnzs caxz-E1re
ElA1s W4Shlzxraz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

rCs- wltec1t Fezrkers-Tr cn.o vour
Liz game sid The E6xnzrt rsesr -ezS-
- o%S ne Engl&1 sp4-nu~~ the water
-1 for red stnzx-ChEzro
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

Ihe beautiful calendars ssnt OUT BIZ
& J. Hoed & Co. Of Lowell. Mass.
hare attracted much attention in all
parts OF the country. The calendar
bears the head Of a lovely girl. Swee.
sixteen autographed N delicate col
or Over eight millions % these szIer-
dars were made 4. l. Hood 4 q -
: vel knovn- are the prorrietorS Of
HOOD >arSzpzrils. which : er~r-
where a household word OF account %
q wonderful lures that have been e.
tscted oy Of this great blood
p1rsSer Hoods >s-sz pzriIlx i made
u a Building which = the I1r-e<, IN
the World devoted 70 the business %
I@A1ngaEedeine and this zrsz.inau~
~ > been built up within a few
oy the absolute merit OF Hoods
>z-Sapzulla
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

CsLLIS6 q vuu1r : dress a dream : q TO
lite way OF saying that the cost Of il gives
her husband The Eixhrrar-Ss. PazI News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

= ne bod roteinS s-.-p< Is cse.n sx Dr.
reTrrss Gcs1sa Hsaheaf Discovery. 7. a.
acss Al s~crrfzcuz. skin azd sab dis..sr.
E,ne &C. v4r-or purifying the blood
Lssr.r, ss2rrhezn- E~rvxzresas. Bcfix- C.-s
ezncss. Enl2ry-d Gian6. furrrrs aud Sven
~ kad every kindred ziln>rf. nr D.
n-1ay 2od p>rnzDently cared By Il
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

woyrEz wat shis i-.x- -r-.-
he suc q huuaE. proczRsv 49, =,
Z Ns H. o. little fanny ULkxf-
Indianapolis Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01
KENNEDY'S
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
DONALD KENNEDY, Of RoSsuaY. Mass.

has discovered in che Of cur common
Pasture weeds a remedy that cures every
ki1d Of Humor, from the worst Scrcfgla
Gown 70 a common PrpIc.
He has tired 4 in over clcvcH hundred
Eases, and never failed except in two CASES
tccth thuntcr hunori- He has now in his
possession 0ver vs. hundred certificates
# rs value. all within cxency mics cf
Boston. Send postal card for hook
A hcneht Is AWAY s~eNperenCed from tire
f-St bottle. and a SeTfect cure S warranted
wren the night quantity = taken.
Whe= t= lungs are 7ffeCts4 i causes
shooting PANS, Ike needles Passing
through them; the sane with the Liver or
Bowels. This IS caused Nv the Gucts Re-
ing stored, and always disappears in a
week after taking L. R-1d the Iatei.
II the stomach Is fool or eiliOuS i viii
e4uSe Scue1mish feelings az first
No change az Diet eyer Necessary. Eat
the best YOU can get. ard enough 0f IT,
Dose. one tablespoonful IN water AZ he'd
time Sold ey ali Druggists.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

SAEE~ are tecrpure A -nashex- .na
4ne 4eoGs as a. apart A. Masre
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

LIKE On Cpcn Troubled Waters . Hzles
Homer OF Horehoun9 and Tar upsn . cold
Pixies Tcothache Drops Cure IN enc Minute
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

Il little weed has no more right "a
E9S ta-z - One-Eans Horn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

RosrKs are always tqund out in scne
WAY Whoever is . wolf ElH act ss wolf.
tEas s the mostcertain ofrhtags-Fortziue
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

EoEEzT SwITH 5rntksr az Srsn@x .rS
t2-il&rty eallesi Bogus rs a aver -
a x~A-Eosste -.nerxL aEd happ%ref ca
eoe cne4>en 70 ne srzx--f In an
WIN q rtFssIzr tea arxrheue-rs n fheir
r~>pcfrve rrufe<s0ES -Yor must sd-- >
Ezo II year profession doe< nc.
.e@ 81 HeA -No- Wa The re-
tor -thsre yca have the be-s az Il. vorr<
esra1y <Tes the- tns srs-
sa4 w-at
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

TzxzE Is no more e1ectusl remedy fer
Coughs Colds, ctr. than BzowS bKoS-
crrsL Tsocnxx. Sod sniy IA b1rez.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

THEMES one thing I didn : Ike about tbs
circus > <aid grandma and that was tns
rar that twisted himself all cut Of shape
I n@xerdid admire these exrorsicuiseS At
Iznta Constitution
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

TcoxsSreookx spoutne rzzfxring police
mzn--Puck-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01
PIERCE G::...- CURH

" Prkacx. Dru
ST. write tn regard
. ycgr xr-xr GoI1en
AetcL p2cover-
had EczeEa and ulcers
&C the leA Prrfous
% ts9 skec<iou I ksT
lad Drrrsy AFTER Ia
Grr I nov feel per-
fecriy ven since I tp-ok
ne DaEcveu NJ
kUn are al h<aalexd u
and i fexl Ike a new
mAn Ic1nnn Be rhxuk-
f2A enngHn % yuu for
FOUR Gok1rn M~sazl
bi><uyerT hzs saved
ny Afe-
FIXED PESrIISE
AGQR<<r, &c.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-02-01

The Greatest 1edical Discovery
Of the Age.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-08

Picnic parties VIII fnd II TO their In
tereat to cnil upon the Cotton Bolt be-
fore selecting their picnic grounds
carroiton. located thirty miles east Of
Fort Worth on the line OF the Cotton
Belt, rs well adapted for such pur-
poses. The grove Is beautiful one.
being well shaded. a nice. eooi spring
ana a large lake, which affords tho
pieasure-aeehing plclsnlckcrs abundant
fishlng, hunting and n pleasant day IN
q delightful grove. The grounds nre Ia
excellent condition and are VOL pro-
vidcd with swings for the children;
dining tables hnd seats for all The
Cotton Belt train leaving here at s.55.
u convenient hour IN the morning. and
returning arrives In Fort Worth at
7:l5 IN the evening. Special rates and
attention paid 70 Sunday school aud
private picnic parties. Rates very red-
eonable. For all further Information
npply to o. a. CARNINE,
c. y. & r. A.. iOl Main street. Fort
Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-08
PEI,soSAL STESTIex.

) . Evans Of Omaha Ia at the Man
J.. c. Glob,n 4: Decatur Is at the
). n. Ruaaii Of Torie,ta Is at the
Mansion.
Thomas wood,ock and ]. L. Bryan
or Little N1'k are 40 the Mansion
Paul a. Fu8s and Simon SUES OF St
Louis are reNstcfel NJ he rtckwick.
} bunker. Chlcaro IL stopping with
Mai. Hudgtna ~ lhe pickwick.
c. G, Hyde, wichita Falls, Is quarter
ed at the fiolyw'ck
OFT p. Krucsl- of San Antonio ia M
tlie pickwick
Jonas Rblr o. st. Lcuis Is aiming IN.
guests Of ths l1tkwlck.
Y Han Of Houston Il aaBswerinq
calls 10 meals 90 t's riokwick.
W J. Jones and wife Of Dallas ar.
guests o. The Phoenix.
J. NJ. poiWherty. she vsil.kno,vn
st0ckman OK Abilene ~ NJ tbs Manslon
W ~ Carmel, Milford ana n
Mansfield, Caddo. l. r.. are Iaie ar,,.
vnls al the Phoenix
Editor Frank Dorgnua arrived 10
this city yesterday evening ana sa.r'
the night at V Arlington Inn '
Mrs A. r. swytbe OF gat,....tf.
VIE o. the editor ~ the Advertls'r
~ in the eiiY visiting the family Of pr,
!,rogn' 200 souih Main street.
Ar. Gus CLARK and wife leave tonor-
row Tor Galveston. While Ms clart
u gplng Tor her health. Gus savs ~,
re 4 Eolne 70 galola up an the 1ystets
be can.
Gen. K, NJ Van zandG who rs,.r,.t
4 few DAYS aEa from hls k IL 3 49,
q washington e busy diEsinr iats
ne wefk before the police ana fnsnrs
'ofnwittses ~ ne CITY council.
y A9 ,r,1 y. 4 4,a, he rsiuraed from
before The grand iurF n thai e,,,s,,,
,GaiHs; Jim Hanksnsh,t. q.
siih horse fhrft lie says ~ 49,. 80
nony would convict him, '7st'-
Conductor ! u. Jaekssn ana a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-08
Fresh turnlp seed Mt
TURNER & DINGEE's.
coNSERs Will M HEARD TopAy
John Lee, whom lie shot In tSc,,.-
dale, Dead,


Henry Corners. who is known ,t,o
ns Henry Combs, now In the co,,ntv
Jnn here awaiting preliminary hearing
today for the shooting Of John Loo H.
Il tau angular darkcy. cat-llke in bls
mo" ments, ana possessing Kind faeo.
re - kcenly sensitive Of tho vravIty ~
nl1 on nee ana was reticent Yesterday
"a Hptahlng OF the tragedy which hna
or9ugnt nun 10 jill, lie stouuy main
tulnh mat he did 40 absolutely in aalf-
defense. Byron Johnson h. hls nttorue,
ma VIII appear In his bchnIf In Tho
preliminary hearing this morning.
John Lee didn't treat me right"
said he yesterday, "0nd II I hadn't
Killed him he'd a-killed me with his
Winchester"
What brought about the row."
IN the trst part Of the week John
Lee TOOK a blanket I WINS sleeping on
away from me and abused me When
spoke to him about # later he got
mad ana took his Winchester to pE0ot
me, lie would have killed me In I
hadn't shot him"
Corners would not 20 into further
particulars about the AFFAIR
He said he had ridden here on the
wagon OF stranger whom he had met
along the way Gio didn't know the
strangers name nor did the man know
him Arrlving here, he surrendered
himself 10 the deputies. as reported Ia
yesterdays paper