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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
wYLlE's MARSHAL SHOT.
He Was Moving an Attached Stock Of
Goods-Not Fatally Injured.

Special to the Gazette.
Wylie. Tex. Jan. 9.-City Marshal Z.
w Crlce was brought home this morn
ing badly wounded. Unon investigation
L is learned that Mr.. Crice and several
Wylie boys went to Merit yesterday to
help move siOyk Of goods under Mt
tgchment by A. c. Housewright Of this
pace. While loading the guols. q yonng
man by The name Of VIII 'Humphries
came MP with shotgun and said he was
the best man In town, and seemed to
throw his words at Mr. Crce, who snid
thni he did not want any trouble that
he had nothing to do with the moving OF
the goods. But before Mr. Crice coull
finish telling what he had started to tel
him. Humphries leve,led the shotgun and
cmpted both barrels into Mr. Cricc's
body, then skunk back In the crowd A
deputy sheriff being on the ground pre-
vcntgd any further trouble by arrest
Ing HUMPHREYS and dislrming him On
arrival here, medical aid was summoned
aud Mr. Crice's wounds dressed Two
hundred aud fifty shot were extracted.
At this writing Mr.. Crice is doing wei.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
rAsr1.ANn corRr ,IATrERs

Special 10 the Gazette.
Eastlnnd, Tex, Jan s.-Another aonsa,
tionai trial IN the district court AMI anolher
acuulttnl. This tlino the defendant was
Jesse Drake. charged with the murder OF
Harvey Payne The killing occurred on
the Sth day OF June, ISIS, IN the SOU invest
mon were ncighbor boys. and Eoont ~
years old II appeared from the evidence
thnt Payne wanted 10 20 Into tank swim
lug water, 80 the young men met az the
tank aud had deadly cOnhlci. using
knives. Payne was killed, dying on the
ground. Payne's brother-ln-law had parFleu
brakes sister.
The grand jury returned forty-two iudict-
mems twenty fel0nies and tweniy-0h MS
dcmpnnors
j. W. BuchannOn was tried today on n
charge OF bigamy, found guilty and given
two years IN the pcnltentiary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
COMPLICATED NATTER.
Snpriol IN tho Gnzntta

Washington, lun J.-Crain has taken
a hand in the Corpus Christi collector
Ernest is primarily because of his fail
IRE to appoint a desired deputy. There
has not been a marked objection to the
uan whom Ernest has appointed until
today. Tom Southgate as Corpus
Christi deputy goes unchanged, but the
names of the Laredo appointments re-.
ceived at the treasury today meet with
violent opposition from Grain. He took
TO the treasury department letters and
prutcst4 from Laredo against Eruests
appointments Grain added his request To
that of Mills that Ernest's commission
be held up,
Altogether the matter Is complicated,
and hard to see q way through.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

Tho "Favorito Prescription Is a power
ful. mvlgoruting tonic, and strengthenlnp
norvine to loo used In all those distressing
troubles which make woiuan's life miserable
Non'll End rnlof from sleeplessneas, backnrht
and hoaring down sanations It's m5di
Gina prescribed hy an eminent physician fol
those nervou coalitions brought On by finc
tonnl Disorders -such rs Nervous Prostra
ton txcitahility Painting Spells, Dizziness
and So Nittss Dance In every case 81
female complaint il it doesn't bonolt on
ours, 5eu lave your nl9ncy back.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

In seasons of great financial depression
Il is not surprising that the idea Of
communism prevails largely among a
class OF persons who find thcir very cN-
lsteucc cndnugerl bv surrounding coudl.
lions. The cxircueics OF poverty sud
want are well calcuacd to foster dis
content, and whenever tho unhappy onrs
hatiWnlly contrast thcir stat, with that
Of the rich hnl prosperous q spirit Of
rebellion is likely to be foitarel, which
u unchecked Inspires revolt aud leads 20
mwiessnpss in nm the social and political
divisions Of mankind thore are usu1lly
found fanatics mon who are raaly To-
throw away compass aud ruller &c only
they may carry forward some pet tho y
or faith, nmiudml OF tie shoals ml
brclkrrt that threaten destruction, Ilonc,
1t Is that thr commn IS nn easy con.
vert 10 socItlstr tonchnv, and that after
conversion TO uhllism Is most fagile.
The mnleonjui hnr.us by hating tho
rich; boz sr.s no reason why ON, shoull
have plouty aud another suffer want
az last hc a ready To lafy law, destroy
society and wipe ont distinctions how
ever created
Aud for what? Not THAI hc muy be
made rich ao much as that the rich man
may become poor llc docs not con.
sidcr jhat however desirable thu equal
distribution OF what men call property
may sacm such llyision could not be
lusGng
u'iHhn t,,,v ,., ho,., ,t.-s,,.. ,,.itt go. %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
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confederation, IN It's preparation $1,000
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some of tho worlds greatest and uest
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None Int ton-ycnr old nclle az Ne,so.
WHISKY aohl nrnr The Mansion nnr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
NICnoLs MUST HANG.

Austin, Tex. Jan. 0.-Aftcr thor
ough examination of the statement of
facts and all the papers connected with
the case, Governor Hogg yesterday re.
fused to Interfere further IN the case Of
Ed Nichos, the negro rapist from this
county, who is 10 hang ON next Friday,
and so notified Shcrin White.
He also issued his Ai'jor Day procla-
nation, setting apart February % as the
day,
Revenue deposits today amounted to
$4,000, making the total deposits to
date this year S23O,OOO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

vict-presiacnt. Horny James. cashieri q
reefors, ". W. James Henry James. u. b'
Kenyon, CnArles Kouyon, y. y. Hughes,
Abilene naiionnl bank ~ g. boWuon.
u. o. Price cashier; George 3, Berry, as
sstant cashier; directors. J. q. LoWuvgin'
William Cameron, W, y. Brazselton. j. ~.
Diugherty. Fred CoeGell and y. D. uor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
CAN'T BE MEsArRRIzEp.

TIE WINS Point Chronicle cvnrsss,.
rYr seutmcnts II SAYS, "'Ths ~,
Worth Gazette II tho soundot doiiy us
per editoriglly. Ia Texns. IN 4 tbgs nv
no93enI 81 imo Democratic prinelples
MY n,oic ge''ln r e be imesmerl1cd by tbc
saints, The Gazette wi'l be az 1,t,,,ueal
winner" an Wumate
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

Eyes, ladies and gentlemen, said the professiu
one as he twrled the globe rapidly II am indeel
man to take you around the world; know mi
thoroughly and have never failed to give entire All
will take you around the globe and show 70
wonders ereof, but as have just finished my 4
tour, aud have been going in one direction so In
fast | shall be compelled to ask you TO go the q
as | am getting dizzy"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10
A LADY on rnn srANn


uhioago' H. Jan. a-Nm. Snsja No.,
ton, now witness for state. oeenni.,i i ~,
In trial today ''' N'usA'
sue SOFA that Andrew Foy had i,s.r
~ ner lonc an The afternoon Of AIaV ~
the prosecution has for painting ti,e ii
OF the Carlson cottage. she saw Cnnrbls,
and hoy near tho cottage
During severe urass.ayauinatt,,
Alrs Horton became angry st Jndse
Wing, counsel for defonse. and admin.
Hiered d telling tongue lnshine Al ~.
attorney y would tel yon good dtnl
mere linn ! have lf wantcd tor s1s
saul u want You To understand that
Make note OF H. rwont,. i've cents bnv
ihs pest lulmont out, Salvation OIL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

age who embodied In himself the fnnc-
lions Of grocery keeper justice OF me
peace and postmaster IN o small town
would undertake TO secure a pension TOT
a Confederate soldier by drawing up me
papers himself and getting some Cd
seure henchmen or loafers 70 talseiy
swear to the statements required When
the money came, he a. postmaster al
ways knew Of It. and rs the recipient
was invariably heavily In debt 70 MN
for The necessaries Of life, he simply kept
nlae-ienihs of tho sum. and turned over
the remaining tenth to the "robcl" sol
der There is nothing sacred in such
pensions as these, and the pension bureau
may rely on public opinion supporting the
strictest inquiry to unearth them
wherever they may be-
The richness Of this ind lies Ia the
morality at the end Of Ii. There is
nothing sacred IN such pensions as
these" We cannot insist that there Is
much Of sacred character In the rob
berry Of the government and are CAD
that our opinion Is shared by so respect
able Republican authority, which
hns now discovered and proclaims the
truth. There Is nothing sacred In on eX'
Confederate getting on the pension list
by perjury. and We viii also maintain
that neither Is there any ding sacred
about any PERSONS getting on
the pension list by such means.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-10

None INT tcn-year old Role of Nelso
WHISKY soll nr"r The Mansion liar
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-20
FOUND IN TIE FURRO US.

Albany Herald: There is more corn Icing
made in southwest Georgia this year imam
ever before, perhaps, and more oil our
farmers Will have corn for sale than VIII
have 1T to buy. Let corn cut high capeis;
southwest Georgia will have some OF II
for sale this year. And We're glad OF II.
'Rah for hog and hominy!
Sandersville Progress: A gentleman, who
has successfully tried the experiment in
forms us that after using his spring crop
of Irish potatoes he cuts off the vines close
TO the ground, applies fertilizers nberally,
and with a turn p!ow throws the soil upon
the hills. Fresh vines spring from the
old roots, and, if properly cultivated. a
more abundant crop is produced in the ta!l
than in the spring. This is an economical
method OF producing a fall crop, and 1t is
claimed to be better than planting sec
ond time.
Henry County Weekly: Three weeks "go
there was considerable apprehension ant nS
many farmers in this section relative to
the crop prospect. Then serious fears were
entertained that the corn crop especially
would be a failure. More or less deSpCnd-
encv could be read in the faces OF farm
ers. But during these three weeks plente-
GUS rains have fallen, and reports are COM
ing from all sections of the county that
the corn crop is good and that The cotton
is promising. Farmers are wearing brighter
smiles.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-20
PROGRESS in Dairy Methods.

II IS now the boast of the dairymen slat
science has taught us much by patient stu
dy ana many careful experiments ard tests.
1t is now known to an ounce how much
food a cow needs each day; what the best
foods are; how the milk is Lr-duc~d, Is
composition; how the cream and the cheese
GIe most easily separated from the rest OF
the milk; and how the milk Is affected %!
temperature, by feeding, anu by Ddct"IlA,
Iifty years ago the smooth stone floor OF
the COW stable was sW pt clean before milk
ing, the rows Of clean crooks or shining
PANS in the milkroOm were caref lily skim
fned by hand, and as soon as tie cream WAS
ripe It was industriously agitated In the old
dash churn until the butter came. Many IN
x luous forms of apparatus Tor the more
easy manipulation of the milk, the cream
the butter and the cdeese, are now in daily
operation in every neighborhood. The Bah
cock tester determines the amount OF rat III
the milk, and the harrington AKIN t2p!ets
measure the sournfss OF the cream. Inc
butter is now favored by special bacteria,
Just rs bread is rails Cd by special yeast.
In many private diaries, Il centrifugal sep
arator is used to take the cream from the
whole milk, or by various systems oil set
ting the cream is allowed TO rise to the
surface by gravity. The cream Is ellheI
churned at home or sold TO 4 creamery
which sends a wagon daily to collect IT, In
most cases this is now superseded by the
sending of the fresh whole milk TO the
creamery where the cream is removed py
q centruuge or separator. and the SKIM or
separated" milk returned to the farmer IN
q sweet condition. There are machlhes
which directly separate the butter from tle
whole milk. In other cases the milk Is sold
10 A cheese factory equipped with the best
Contrivances for making cheese. Near large
cities large quantities OF milk are s|it oGi-
~, won, the farm TO ...e railway station in
cans SO full that the milk does not Sathe,
and special milk trains WhirI the 4iqulu
food TO The city dWeiler.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-20

ei--e one that will not fail, as / live near
FLINT river swamp and am troubled greatiy
with them Take about one-fourth Oh
grain or less Of sulphate strychnine-less
will do-place on back OF head, under the
down rub on a drop two of syrup TO
conceal the strychaine and keep them from
picking it off. Small chickens usually caught
IL treated in this manner will be instrument
tai in destroying many hawks. 1t is but
very little trouble and sure death. L have
killed as many five in one week. III a
hawk catches a chicken he can't fly with,
and you find it, place some of the prepare.
ton under the eyeids or on some part OF
the chicken, as he will always return for
the rest. BE sure you place on head careful
ly else you VIII kill some chickens, too.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-20
or INTEREST TO FARMERS
Constructing Symmetrical Cister


MANY Of our readers in the prairie regions
of Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Tex
as, who are constrained to use cistern wa
ter, will be interested in the following,
which we take from The American Agri
culturist.-Edtor)
Cisterns that are built in the ground are
usually OF i round form, as they are more
durable and less liable to cave in than those
OF square or octagonal form. To make
a round cistern in the usual manner re-
quires a man with correct judgment of
distance, unless proper framework is used
as a model. The accompanying illustra-
etion, from sketch by l.. ID. Shook, shows
how this frame is made and used. After
the excavation Is made, and the bottom
laid with brick Or cobblestone, the center
Of the bottom is found and hole is made,
in which is inserted the lower end OIL a
standard, ca the upper end OF which re
wolves in a hole in a plank, the ends OF
which rest upon the bank of the excavation
To this standard has previously been nailed
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-20

a skeleton frame OF boards, &C." The outer
sides of these represent the form and in
clination of the cistern walls. 1t is plan
that as the walls are laid up, and this guide
is brought into position by revolving 1t. the
workman can place each brick or stone at
the right angle. To make all easy WORKING
an inch space should be left between the
wall and the outer edges of the guide, For
a common house cistern a diameter of eight
feet inside the walls will prove large
enough, and would be a proper guide IN
the formation of the walls. II possible, fill
in the space back Of The wall as the strdc-
ture progresses. tamping the soil hr1nly In
position. II it be dry weather 1T should be
made wet and firmly pressed, that the insi lie
pressure when filled with water Will not
cause the wall TO crack or give way. An
egg-shaped form is BEST with the top or
small end long drawn out or elongated, as
shown above. This guide is not expensive,
and when the walls are up it is knocked to
pieces and thrown out.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-20
is YNTR TIME EpR

Look ut the date on yOur paper. II
your subscription runs ont soon, why
nor renew at once 30 as TO get al
tae handsome Souvenir spoons we
are giving 80 every one who sends
In ~ years subscription f.vhether new
subscriber or rencwaD this month.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-20

TO l.. W. b., Warning, Gait Is probable
that the tendons Qeaders) in the rear Oh
mis- leg have been strained, but TINS Is oiiiy
conjecture, and your description does not
enable us to diagnose any closer.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-20
TAEM AND QUESTION BOX.
yarfsus fubiects on which the Farmer:
AK information.

AK information.
W. w. Nee lee, Niss.-I have a ms ire
about ten years old which Is troubled with
> very raj cough also 4 difficulty in
hreathl--. Her sides jump out and In with
each breath. She was taken last summer.
Nbut when cold weather came On she seemed
V recover entirely. This year she has IL
Morse than ever. She Is in very good con-
don and has raised colt since she was
IN attacked She runs on good pas
tiA which is all the feed she gets Never
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-20

To f. Bros, Corinth, Miss.-We nave no.
space to describe in detail "how to grow ana
how to save" broom corn. Send % cents "
Orange Judd Company, New YORK CITY, lor
a copy OF Broom Corn and Broohi-niaA-
ing"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-20

saltpeter, powdered and mixed as one dose
once a day for two or three days. Give
complete change of food.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-20

f. r., Oak Grove, Ala.-Can you explain
cause of campus in horses? What origi-
mates II? Is there no other remedy than the
cruel practice of burning and cutting gums!
While | have nothing to base my opioloh
on think it originates from stomach. Please
adyls. cause and give remedy.
campus" is an ims ginary disease-no
disease at all, but in young colts teething,
1t is an indication of that arrangement OF
the stomach which usually attends teeth
ing. In older lives 1T is the symptom Of an
attack of Indigestion. When very bad the
only treatment necessary is to slightly
scarify the bar next the teeth with the
point OF a pen knife. Burning is barbarous.
A good dose Of physic will usually reduce
the swelling without even scarlfying it.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-20
FINANSIAL.
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Mention The Constitution
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-20

f.. L. NJ, oxana, Ala.-Wili you please in-
form M how 10 keep worms from canIa-
lcupes and muskmeions! -. ALA,
and fertilize Wen, so as to have the main
crop 10 rlpen before the fly that lays the
eggs app airs. 1t has been VeNeu cues
ton for many years, but has not yet peeh
answered satisfactorily.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-20
CLAIRyOYANT.

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Mention The CONSTITUTION.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-20

IT g Reuben. S. CT. Does 1t brighten
the sorghum to put lime or soda i'll the
Juice while cooking? ,,
q have heard that by putting graduated
sugar in our sorghum molasses it would eat
like New Orleans. If that be SO, when and
how much sugar should be put in a barrel?
r What will keep sorghum from becoming
grariulated or lumpy the following Spring
after being made? .,,-o
/. Yes, pat In enough lime to neutrallze
the acid that is in the juice. 2. We have
never heard such a statement, but nave no
doubt IL is so, for the same reason that III
Won nut sugar In salt 1t Will make the salt
taste like sugar, and the more you put IL
the more it will taste like sugar. Jestlng
aside OF course tie granulated sugar VIII
make the sorghum sweeter, because sugar
is sweeter than sorghum. 3. We do ROT
know
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Mention The Constitution
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-08-20

To Il. A. NJ, Cordele. GA: Inc s
e..tn &C Tho lump on the shoulder is call
"a co., only be removed by cutting 1t out
with a knife. which is not difficult to do
Cut the skin in shape of cross. remove
the lump and sow it UP, applying d little
weak carbolic acid water Il IN zV). Z. Inc
question about the cotton seed Is 100 iate.
Nou.. letter has just been hahueu " 'hiS
aditOrl