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The Republican journal., 1895-07-04

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The Republican journal., 1895-07-04

Aa7 returned from Worcester, Ma-s....-
Ernest Spear w Augusta ~ spending few
weeks with His grandfather, ". y Hunt.
JOHN Lawry " Nassalhoro il III town for 4
few days He is making some repairs or his
fram Boston Mrs- John Cunningham ana
WI Sons art spending few weeks With ht.r
parents, Mr.. and Mrs y L. Arnold My
A. NJ. lngraham spent last week in Belfast
and Rochlsnd .L. A. MahonaN Of NORTH
rdrt was NJ town Sunday NH ann Mr-
4. J.. Howard spent June 2s,i Vt Edgar m
Mai4oney ... Mrs Eliza DonuelI has w
turned from Belfast.
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.

1 June 18th Miss Nettie Went worth Of Wal
40 and Miss Nellie Thomas of Morrill, re
/ turned with him to work in the Asy lum.
-. Miss Leila Hubbard is spending the week
4 in Troy Quite a delegation from this
| Convention in Belfast June Goth and they
feel we'll repaid for going. May much good
| come from it,. Miss Bertha Hotfses of Bel
fast is spending a part Of her vacation at
| Henry Patterson s.. Miss Lulu May King
is holding some very interesting meetings at
at Silver harvest Grange Hall. Meetings
on Wednesday and Friday evenings at Z 20
| z. NJ. and Sunday at 80 and p. NJ.
/ NINALHAvEN. The graduating exercises
of the High School took place in the Union
church last Thursday night before a large
audience The class parts We're as follows:
/ Salntatory, Clinton il Whitney; essay,
"Nothing Great Il Lightly Won. Cora NJ
I Calderwood history, Dora II. Ninal essay
/ "Irresoluton, Arthur c. Vinal: essay
"Educatio1l, Emma j. MeNicol; valedic-
torv, Elnma f. Litteiieli. The graduates
w-re Classical course, Cora n. Calder
wacu, Emma Littletieia, Emma j. McNiuol,
Annie Shields. Dora II. Ninal, English
, ,r f, .,. :, ~,
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against Charles l.yich If NinAllaven, fonnd
N flie December term 1898 fur assault With
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a,,i he +naly III I;s b.l shor41, sta, b;s -.
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Crockett wife Of City Marshal Crockett Of
Falkland ana her mother we're in toyn.
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State Constable Mears paid an official visit
VI thistoxn Nondav tina h;ls are ,,as+.d
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"lh'efPofl'
,Jour Murl,y has purchased the Wild
gerard Mac,
hey Y fefna'd ahH daughter rethih-
ed from Boston, SATURDAY.
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Rev. Charles Harbutt of Presgue Isle
preached at the Iongl church Sunday
,no,nin.,
Mrs f. 4. Ants and Mrs. Don Gates left
by tram Monday for Their home, at Portland
and DiNtield.
t'a'iiF> LiShAnf ls,'nSN St"'tatsh Hoi
wesleyan '"iltSt hluiltpUN u, NoIli,, ana
afr'Ne" l4"i'' lasN NteA-
Frank Sarg.,t h>S le4rl admitted tn the
Sailors. SnlIr ftrhnr \rly Work. ANA " IN
leave soon t1r tlat ,i4,,..
ReV Z. q. llaihntt Wlli speak leNt Sun
uaN evening rtgaidmg the formation VI hrl-
gadtS I'M NNfh Boys ana girls
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Mr., H. NJ MI \uMktls ;fl,. ,srefiiY, fiIY ill.,
Mhteoulb lower eoit4gt. III swan i4l4
Eugene T. atFrr. Esq. III Boston made
7ilrft Nt7ei ~ iHNH lti4~ NttA. iie Mill
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South FREEDOM, Crops are looking fin.

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ly, but many of the farmers are not through
| hoeing vet on account of the recent rains.
Some have already lad green peas from
/ their gardens, while others expect to enjoy
them for their 18th Of July dinner. F. HI.
Thurston is pushing the work on his new
barn, which he expects to have ready to re-
ceive his hay 1t is Il feet long and will be
model one when completed. The boys are
talking of having dance in it Tuesday
night. Mr. Thurston lives on the old Smith
place, in the house spoken of by George
Smith, in his letters published in the Jour
nal last spring, as built by his father. 1t is
the first framed house built in the town Of
| Freedom. 1t is quite large house, and
certainly looks more comfortable and is
kept in better repair than many built since.
| CAMDEN Mrs. Sylvester Arau, Mrs. H.
/ c. Small, Mrs. f. w. Conant, Mrs. W. r..
Gill ard Miss Lena Aldus attended the 18th
annual convention of the State Relief Corps
at Pennington last week. as delegates from
| the Geo. S. Cobb Relief Corps. Mrs. G. H..
| Pascal, State President, and Mrs. Mary
| Cleveland State Secretary, We're also il at
| tendance ..," Arequpa' the beautiful sum
mer home Of The Dillingham; on Dillingham;
Point, is again occupied. Mrs +. + Dilling-
ham, Miss Jennie and Miss JuIia Dillingham;
have arrived Mark Island, owned by a
Massachusetts man, is offered for sale at
: 800. An effort is being nlade Ia secure h
pardon for George Grant Of Rocinort HOW
serving prison sentence for breaking anil
entering the store of W A. Lglee at Rock
port.
lsLEsBoRo. Capt. W. S. Penlietcm lids
SOFA A cottage lot At Hughes Point 10 Mi.
Iiati Of Bangor and Geo f Williams JRly
LIST began hulainga cottage for hill. N -.
Williamson has her cottage at Dark iarlinr
All completed and furnished III saperh STYLE
ana Has moved in.. Mr.. 1oues IF renusyl-
wanna arrived at Hughes Point Saturday.
A large number of summer visitors il IN
pectea here this Year and we shall have a
morning. noon and night niail f9r the ne xt
TWO months. There was a strawberry fes-
tival at Town Hall Saturday evening for the
benefit of the sidewalk. Tie hay crop
viii be light here this season, it was SO dry
III June. The refreshing rain last week
has started the crops to growing finely LA.
Mr. Del Hatch viii run the stable 1T la r1
Harbor this season. 49,. A bell viii! he placed
Oh the Episcopal church at Dark Harbor
this week
SANDlPoINr Cart Henry Summer Black
lately visited his relatives in several of the
adjoining towns, where he has visited for the
The Republican journal., 1895-07-04

stand 4 waste of from
So per cent, ana The Y
business will not ~
waste that much hu,
w pan skinllning G,t
SAFETY HAND SEpAR WI
and saveit. e sesi's' -
T. N. suAHrprs, Yves, chester
Rutland M
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SHIP NEWS.


June -. seh i;alh X Grant, simmons Boston
Utilize 4o ScH- Ralph Il. rfaDt. ~in.iAons, Roek-
'oft- Nellie chickering's kiluaall Newark
The Republican journal., 1895-07-04

UNITY. Mr.. J.. W Nye from Madison il
visiting his sister, Mrs. a. A. Lane Dr..
Eli Chase and family from Brockton, Mass,
stopping at the Central house The
family and pr. Thomas and daughter spent
Friday at Winderlnere fishing. Dr c..
thinks II is IA line place for recreation Dr-
Benson has moved into John NanGept's
house,. Mrs. W g. Fuller has rented both
of her cottages, one to Mr.. Briggs of Brooks.
former PROPRIETOR q tie Briggs House ...
Mrs. Harry Walker AMI son have gone %
Portland to visit Nj. Walkers parents
Mrs. Harrison Chase IS visiting her sister,
Mrs. L. G. y itehouse. MIR A. A. Nve
from Massachusetts Was in town Saturday
and Sunday Mrs IL. y Rice il no better
...-O Our new postmaster. Mr. G.. X. Tabor
took possession July Isl, Wee r. Is. Cook
son removed. Quite a deeg cation was at
Windernere Saturday and sun iay. Al
though il was cold ana RAINY, it was good
fishing. We have three NJ D's in the vii
lage and they all seem to have plenty to do
..,. There We're no services al the church
Sunday as our pastor WAS called % Trey to
attend funeral. Some Of the farmers ~
pect to begin hAying this we k Crops are
looking finely since the rain. Straw berries
are very plentiful. Mrs. Jane Stevens re-
turned last week from Massachusetts. She
spent the winter in that State and in Florida,
making "A short visit in Washington, ID. @,
on her northward Journey.
The Republican journal., 1895-07-04

Most OF our farmers viii begin haying
next Monday.
Geo. G: seavey is improving the looks Of
Sunnyslde cottage by giving it a coat of
paint.
Mrs Elisha Haney and daughter Of Bel
fast are IN town, the guests Of Mrs Geo f.
Chapin.
The spring term of school in Dist No g.,
Mt Ephraim, closed last Friday after a
pleasant term Of II weeks, instructed by
Mss Desire Nichols of Searsport village
The pupils who were not absent for the
Blanche Nickerson Margaret Merithew
Alice Merithew, Kate Scribner, Percie
Seribner, Nora Thompson, Charles Thomp-
Son, Enoch A. Robbins and Otis Closson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08
CUT WITH A KNIFE
A SERIOUS AFFRAY IN WHICH TWO
NEGROES FIGURED.
A Honeymoon interrupted by nm
omcer-Court Working on Grim
inal business.

Granbury, Tex, Oct. 7.-tspecial)-
Jim Rucker, colored, was seriously II
not fatally cut yesterday evening by
Alfred Walters, colored. The injuries
were Inflicted with long bladed knife
Six Of the ten wounds penetrated the
cavity. injurlng the liver spleen and
both lungs. Walters is still at large,
with ali tho officers in hot pursuit. The
heavy rain last night gave him a con-
siderable start OF the officers. Rucker
is In a critical condition.
Jim Glllum, new conner to the Ac-
ton ncighborhood yesterday drove to
town with strange woman and was
married; in few minutes after which
Odlcer Landers arrested him and
lodged him in jail on the charge Of
blgamy. learning that he had wife in
Brown county.
The Jim Lancaster case was changed
to stephenville on motion OF the court.
Judge strnwn and District Attorney
Daniels are hard at work ON criminal
business this week.
a. V. Haraldson has purchased an
interest In the dry goods store OF II. j.
Kerr
Cotton ia found to be at least 90 Is
per cent short In this county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08
DIs5J1Tsslp nANl<INa SYSTEM.
Tyler bankers pny visit to ON
clRIs in Washington.

Washington. oct 7.--(speclal-)-
W. l.. Cain and Director Butler Of the
city National bank OF Tyler. who
have hcon In New York ON business
connected with the bank, paid call
today Mt the office Of the comptroller
OF the currency. and generally discuss
ed the banking system and financial
situation. The Fifth National bank OF
san Antonio has gone Into voluntary
liquidation by resolution OF It's stock
holders. The Hibernia National bank
Of New orleans has been approved "a
reserve agent for the National EN-
change bank Of Dallas, Tho Fourth Ma
tlonal bank OF st, Louis and the State
National bank OF New Orleans for the
First National bank OF McGregor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08
ROBBED.
Train Held Up in the
Territory.
,oAnDED ny -FOUR MASKED MEN
ArA LONELY STATION
DpENFD THE SAFE
OPENED THE SAFE
Tut FOUND ONLY EIGnTY-FisE
GENTS IN CASH, WHICH
THEY PUT BACK.
Entercd Mail Car and Demanded the
Registered Packages, Hut De-
cided Not to Take Them.

Paris, Ten. Oct. 7.-(special)-The
north-bound local express on the St
Louis and san Francisco. that left
here at $50 o'clock last evening, was
held up at Castor tank. thirteen miles
north of here in the Indian Territory
q little after midnight. Jack Farrow
was the conductor. Bert Coleman, en-
glneer, Louis Bolts, brakeman, W. f.
Andrea express messenger and 1. ).
wondor mail agent. The spot was well
selected as II is In dense forest with
no settlements In miles. The trains
only stop there when some one wants
10 get on or OF. At Wlster Junction
man got on and paid his
fare to CASTOR. When the train
stopped. Brakeman Bolts got on
with his lant0rn to let the man
Off. As he did so four masked men
covered him with Minchestera and
made him cut the combination car,
consisting OF the smoker and mall and
the express car on and signal the en-
Eineer to proceed with the masked men
md Bolts ON board. After going about
mile and n IHlf they forced Bolts to
have the train stopped. Tho bandits
then went 20 the express car and made
Anure0 open up WUtu TWO VI AuCli
entered. They ordered the messenger
60 open the safe. He endeavored to
explain to them that hc could not do 90
us he did net have the combination,
that It was only opened at important
points and when locked in this city
u could not be opened until II reached
Fort Smith. They began to abuse
him and threatened to kill him II he did
not open IT, Botta, who was
guarded on the side, told.
them It was useless as An
drea was powerlpss to enter IT, They
then had him TO open the local safe
which had number OF packages in IT,
These We're all broken but only contains
ed elghty-nve cents. Thoroughly dis
gusted they placed It back In the pack
age and put It IN the safe. They then
went 70 the mall car and demanded
that Wondor give them the registered
packages. He told them that while he
was at their mercy II would be btu,>c
for them not to take them az the Uni
ted States government would spend a
million dollars II necessary to capture
them. After some parleying they de-
cided not to take them and withdrew
20 the woods. The engineer then back
ed UP and coupled onto the balance OF
the train and went on. While the hold
M was planned and executed well
enough It was evidently the
work of novices MS the local eN-
press carries but little money especial
ly on Sunday night besides at this
season Of the year the money IL com
ing this way TO handle the cotton crop.
and is sent through In through safes
on the limited trains, The agent OF
the Wells Fargo Express company
Hnys that n they had opened the
through safe It contained hut little OF
value. The registered mail was very
llght, The man who got on at Wlster
Junction was doubtless a confederate
and the railroad people have fun de-
scription OF him This is the first hold
up On the Texas division OF the road.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08

Being Conducted ut Longview-An
Infant Dying.

Longvlew, Tex, Oct. 7.-(speclal)-
Rev. Or, farrell of Dallas is in the
city conducting a most interesting re-
vival at the First Baptist church.
Large crowds attend and much in
terest is manifested.
Prof. Abbott of the city high school
is seriously sick with fever at the resi-
denee Of Mr.. w. r. Bass.
Rev j. W. Downs, pastor OF the
Methodist church, has been called to
kilgore TO the bedside of his infant
son, who is thought to be dying, Mrs
Downs and children had gone TO spend
Few days with friends in Kilgore.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08

The New Katy Flyers Made Good
Time-InspectInR Tour.

Denlson, Tex. Oct. 7.-CspecIal)--
The Initial runs OF the Katy AYERS
were as suspicious as could be wished
Both trains arrived in Denlson exactly
on time and encountered no delay at
this point. At all stations In the Terri
tory crowds congregated to welcome
the new service. No stop was made be-
tween here and Atnku, The south
bound train was delayed at Gale 1--WE
minutes and ran to Denison ON time,
making as high as lfty-eight miles
an hour. Trainmaster Sullivan gave
vision.
General Foreman Arhegast OF the n
anu y department OF the Katy, left
this morning on his annual inspectIon
tour of bridges, buildings. culverts and
cattle guards on the Katy system in
Texas. The trip Will consume about
two months
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08
KILLED IN A RAID.
NEGRO CRAP-suOoTER STAYS AN
OFFICER.
The Negro 10 Arrested and Taken
to the Paris jail and Placed
behind the Bnra.

Brookston, Tex. Oct, 7.-(special)-
Last night officers from this place and
Paris were out near High looking for
crap shooters, and while making a
raid ON cabin, in which there We're
fifteen or twenty negro men and four
or five white men shooting craps, sam
Harris, white, was shot and instantly
killed. The shot that Is claimed to
have killed Harris was fired by Il.
Richmond, colored, Richmond was
taken to the Paris jail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08
RESISTED ARREST.
TWO PERSONS KILLED AND TWO
MORE BADLY WOUNDED.
sheriff Attempts 20 Arrest MexIcnns
for stealing IA Calf, and Free
Fight Results.

Twohlg, Tex. Oct 7.-(Speclal)--A
shooting ARRAY took place here today
In which L. n. Saub. a ranehman OF
Pearsall, and Mexican girl. were
killed. and n Mexican man and wo-
man wounded. probably fatally.
Saub discovered that somebody had
killed one VI his calves. He got Depu-
ty Sheriff y, \, swiuk and pursued
the perpetrators. Coming 10 n Mexican
iacal. they found the freshly killed
calf and started to arrest the Next
cans, The MeNlcans opened fire. which
the officers returned, The woman and
girl wore ahLL by accident.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08
GRAND jury IN SESSION.
Light Criminal Docket Mt weather.
ford-Hcnvy Rainfall.

weatherford, Tex, Oct. 7.-(speciaL)
THE grand jury has been sitting for
the last week but has not finished yet.
II is understood that the criminal
docket will be light this term.
A heavy rain fell here yesterday and
last night. II will probably do more
or less damage to the cotton which
has not been picked.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08

Red River Is Higher Than for Years
before.

Newlln. Tex, oct. .-tspecial)-Two
very heavy rains fell here in this
county In the last forty-elght hours
and Red river is higher than 1t has
been since June, 1891.
The feed crop is about all harvested.
OF which there IS an abundant crop.
Cattle are In fine condition for the
winter and farmers are all In good
spirits.
W. II. Meador general merchant
here, has been made station agent at
this place
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08
HOTELS.
WHITE ELEPHANT
RESTAURANT.

This Popular Restaurant will max e
a specially of handling Blue Poin,
Oysters on the Half Shell all tho
Summer. Also HOLSTERS. Grabs.
Smells, Black Bass. Spanish Mack.
erel, White Fish, Haliout. Gulf Trout,
Sheephead, Red Fish. Pompano and
Frog Legs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08
Houston & Texas lHlITaI R'Y

For the Cotton States International
Exposition to be held at Atlanta, Ca,
september is TO December 81. 1895, the
following rates will be In effect:
FOR LONG LIMIT TICKETS.
1880 from stations Houston to Denl-
son, Fort Worth and Elgin Inclusive.
Austin, sJS9S. Tickets on sale septem-
Der J and 10, and from September 10 to
I'll January I, 1895.
FOR TWENTY DAY TICKETS.
Houston to Denison. Fort Worth and
Elgin, inclusive, s27.S5. Austin. sgS.55.
Tickets on sale September IA to De-
ty daya
FOR TEN DAY TICKETS.
Houston TO Denlson. Fort Worth and
Elgln. Inclusive. $3.50. Austin, st9.55.
tohcr 6, l6, 90; November s, IL. 25 and
December and 10. 1895. Good ten
Gays.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08
oAMrnELLlrn VS.. FREE THINKER.
Debate at Paris Is Drawing Large
Crowds.

Paris, Tex, Oct. 7.-(Special)--A six
days discussion was begun at Peter
sons theatcr last night between Elder
Lawrence w, Scott OF the Campbell
lite faith and John II. Charlesworth,
free thinker, on the proposition MS to
whether Christianity or free Thought
best subserves the ends OF humanity.
Large crowds are attending.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08
SUES Tnn ooTToN BELT.
Harry Kent wants S.5.ooo Damages
Much-Needed Main.

Sherman, Tex, Oct 7.--(special)-
This section was visited by very
much needed rain last night. which
VIII enable the farmers to proceed with
the sowing Of their wheat.
Harry Kent has sued the Cotton Belt
railway for damages In the sum of
$4,000 He alleges that through the
carelessness and negligence of defend.
ants servants he lost an eye
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08

Man Morally Wounded ut NncoE-
Joches by a Companion.

Nacogdoehes, Tex, oct. 7.-(speciaI)
w. II. Keyser who recently came
here from Pine Apple. Ala. was shot
last night by NJ. 3, Bourland. dying
this morning, The two men had been
working together. and were drinking
together just before the fatal DIM
QulfN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08
rREspyTERy's SESSION.
The Attendance Was Large-Drouth
nrolsen by Rain.

Ringgold, Tex, Oct. 7.-(speeial)-
a maeh-needed rain fell at this place
me Prespgtery convened at this
day with about Nifty preaehers nres.
en- The CONGREGATION was SO iarr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION ADJOURNED.
The Next Meeting VIII De at I&osse
Next October.

Mexia. Tex. Oct. 7-tSpecial.)-
Limestone County Baptist association,
which was In session three days at
Lost Prairie has adjourned to meet at
Kosse next october. Twenty-seven out
OF thirty churches were represented.
Rev. q. L. Jennings was elected mod
orator and J. A. Wright. clerk.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08

A nadiy-Needed Rain Falls Mt Sanger
Some BuNincss Changes.

Sanger. Tex. Oct. 7.-(speciai.) "A
nice rain foil here last night, which
was badly needed.
Fahners are very busy gathering
wheat. The cotton crop Is half gath.
cred.
John A. Johnson 3 Son sold their
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08

Charged with BursInrIzIng n Dry
Goods Store.

Greenville, Tex, oct. 7.-(Special)-
Frank Moore, a negro boy. was ar
rested yesterday charged with rob
bling Il. y. Hagan's dry goods store
Some OF the stolen goods were found
In his possesslOn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08
KITTEN ny a RArrLnsNAKn.
Prompt Medical Aid saved the Life
nj the Child-Cotton picking.

Holiday, Tex, oct. 7.-(Special) IF.
q. Hutchinson's little son. about seven
years old. was bitten by a rattlesnake
while picking cotton. Prompt medical
aid gave the boy relief and It is thought
he will recover.
Cotton is being picked rapidly owing
to the fine weather for saving 1t. Mid
ding cotton is selling here for S IL
cents
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08

They Ginddcncd the People of HoiI-
day--stoclS Winter picntifuI,

Holiday, Tex, Oct 7.-(speclal)-
Heavy rains fell here yesterday Ev-
erybody was glad TO see II. although II
damaged the cotton that is sim unplck-
ca. stock water ls plentiful now. FAN
soon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-08
wITn CONTEMPLATING.
A Negro Mnn Sent to the Paris Jail
From the Indian Territory.

Atoka, I. T., oct. 7.-(special)-A
negro by the name OF Commodore
Wilson was arraignod here charged
with passing counterfeit money He
was sent to Paris In default of $500
bond. Wilson claimed that his home
was In Sherman. Tex.