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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

Chicago. March i2.-Henvy llquldn-
tlon IN wheat today finally had It's ef-
feet md May closed 9-ic lower than
Yesterdays hnnl figures, after scllunG
3-Sc 7hovc that prioe. Corn ana oats
each suffered a loss NJ about t-SC each
ana pork lard aud rlhs made Irregular
TucosslCnB
wheat was norvoun and somewhat lr-
regular covering over lc range. The
opening Indicated that some Of the
opcrN 'orG feared damage to the plant
might result from cold weather ana for
an hour or more the prevalence Of that
iden was gcon In q gradual, though not
worry material advance ln the price
Besides there seemed 10 he q dirpusi-
ton to revise previous opinions on the
government report and give II bull
len rather than benriah construction.
The market had apparently been over
sold yesterday. and the change Ia scnN-
mont caused shorts some alarm and
there WINS active covering Tor time
which soon put the market up about
1-ic over thC close yesterday. but the
advance In the speculative offerings In
creased ono broker being reported ne
having sold 10000 bushels supposed
10 be Tor a Arm Interested largely In
tho packing business, and others fol-
lowed and sold too. Under the In
creased offerings a weak feeling vet In
and tho prices were tWTflfH uoWn 10
tho lowest point. Then came Beer
hohm's estimate Of stocks IN Russia,
showing them 20 be about 0,JoOOO0
bushels larger than n year ngo. and
tho wcainosg WIS increased Tho
market steadicd up q tribe on reports
Of liberal quantities hclng taken for
export. but operators felt little Hun-
uicious Of tho liability Of them. The
market. during the last hour, was but
poorly supported and gradually weak
cned. the dcmornli1cd condition OF the
flour market having some effect and
MAY CLOSED weak nj @ i-Sc
Corn was neglected md businerH
done Vas extremely light
Data were slow and fluctuations very
narrow. An easter foollng was mani.
tested In eympathy with wheat ana
corn and nnal nguroB showed u hEht
recession,
Provisions ut the opening showed the
usual result Of a plethora Of. hogH ana
n heavy feeling prevailed throughout
Estimates for Friday; wheat, 80;
corn. ESQ; oata. $50 cars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

Reported from ihe Mnlen stock y Y rasi
N An good demnnd; Htonkers, fs.OQfp
IA. singa. ST l0Wi75i bulls 81 s04hl5i
rosd nj COWS, 81 nOei2 %; medium cows,
81 la i 90, hcifcrs. ti,76ff2.2s. calves,
81 s0Gi31. .
demand; fil mart hoHa sttoNS'pvi ilkht
al bore N. D0fsas. good dennnd. WA
ION hors. 81 osa 3 90. IN good demand;
Feeder hoGs, no demand,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

ST. Louis. MARSH ~ Receipts
2ll0' shipments 900. Active and strong.
Cg export steers 81 g0miG5, fair 20 good
shipping stoers S375Htg6, drcrRod hcef
nu' butchers gtpcra. $1,000 i20, steers
undor 1000 pounds, s,S103.GO, atuckrrs
ana feeders S2J1u3fO, cows and heif-
crA 22DOW3G0; gtocErrH and feeders
N3.3OU&iJ; cows and hoifors. So VlU
a6s; bulls chiefly SllO02G5. Gamers.
Sla0WGg5, calves. SiOOU6G0; Texas
cattle grass strorg. SaG0Hael; ted
sic1r1, S32lu2 So. bulk Of sales s9S5U
800, cows and heifars, g. Oou1u0
Hogs Receipts 500. shipments 1900
Market hc lower. heavy SiSnlfl 90:
mixed, {37oWtUl. light. gaS5uIOo. bulk
sales S2gl0i co.
Sheep Receipts 1900 shipments
none. Market Rioddy to atrnng; natives.
}9ll"3So; southern, 81 h5g3I0; western,
t3.o1Ua50; UtHhs. $50. fpl Mexican
ycurlHgB S5IOu1G5; lambs. Ss75aL5O.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

,tvernooi. March ~. = Wheat = sp ,or
IN, se deniand poor; No. Z red wlhlsr
uui, 5d, No, rcd spring atooeA IN. ri.
,,san-trd. No. / hard Mnnitona ~ s
N nSr / California 81 "a. tutNhs ~. Aprii
la lower 10 unchang,ep;, 80 I and Aug
.Iune and July 5s S-ia' 'iNs ''s
ust IS Oh. .,.a,. American mixed
ooi ~ i.pg Futures steady. -, ..
ii',T go -, - lid, hprii ena J .iny 30
Mer SIsy 4. Id. July 90 s-idi May ~
S "a. tnlv ~ / i-si; August n sa t,,r. ST
= mia fancy winter g o.. ,oor. st.
i.2 3s,o, ,1 :" STEADY, demand poor %
louis fancy winter q co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

.hrpool, March t2,-Cotton. spot.
~ Demand, large business. Amer
2 niddllng, 1854. Tho sales OF
pay were 1900 baloa of which 1909
n w epeculaton ana expert and
1Ni,l lS.JOJ American. Receipts 49,
. n,Ndlng 1900 American.
iliuits opened quiet and closed
w Al the advance. American mid
~ ~, g, March. i2O, Mnrch-Aprll.
Y Apfll'Mny, AIS, May-Junc. Az,
.'r!uly, 1lG. July-AuEust, 4.l5aLiG;
,tatseptcmher, AlD: Scptombur-CC-
~ W. October November. 1863. No
aeei'Dectmhtr, 1852.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
ilK ANOTHER DROP
: ,orN corros SHOWS nm.
Y crprp WEAKNESS.
!, opeaea at a small Decline
closed san Lower--other
Cotton Markets..

var, March IL. There was a
~ SG5 points In cotton this
tAle ~ inc absence OF outside
Etlns, 49, support Notwithstanding
sstlsus private cables said Man
2 sav M. rood and the support OF an
~. s.,,,nning demand could not be
N h mon. Receipts We're small, inc
~ /, ,as,rrkct perhaps oyorsold and cN-
y ~, s's we're reported 10 be buying Tree
~ 'o" NJ" parts or the south. Hut To-
Y Kim T,,,neit was bcurlgh and the gem
ln.innIency Of tho market was weak.
sppstnt broke decidedly In the af-
\ W under active selling led by
~, rehresentatiVes, The close was
", net decline OF 6Gi2 points.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
Iknu,n, CI,y rrndhce.

Kansas city. March 70 Whent--Dc-
mind light; nominaly lower; No. 2
hard. nominRlly ESQ., No. 2, 45a 90; re
jcated nominnlly 5000; No, 2 red. 20,
No. spring, G3, No 3, 60.
Corn very nrm; slightly higher. No.
. mixed. 2g; No. > white, q "a.
Oata Firm. 40, 2 mixed nominally.
10 i-20i7: No, ? white, 10
Ryc-No .. nnminally, SC
Hay Fun. timothy, !9,t04li,oo.
prairie sG0OG7,0o.
Butter steady; creamery i7Ql9;
dairy. t2dii
Eggn slow, unchanged, s.
Erorlnts-- Whept 1890, corn. ei,i00.
oats, 1000. Shlpmonts, none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
Ilnn.na CIt, i1Iyr.tnrI.

Kansas city. March -catilc-Rc-
ccipiH e,oOi shipments. 2i0o. Market
Htcndv 10 strong; TeNne steers, S275u
stockors and feeders s25Ou3gO. bulls.
s2.3OU3.00
lioga- Receipts, 5000 shipments, 100
Market strong. 5c higher. bulk SlSlm
1856 hcaNies. 8G0u3S1 l-e; packers.
Sl.75 n390; miHcd S27003 SO. lights,
~ Iid3S5; workers., Sl,SOu3s so; pigs,
$355W375
Market steady. lamba. s2SOQi.iO; NUT
tons. S24003.S6.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

5000.
Havre closed i-4f advance. half holl-
day
RIO dull: No. +, it,sco refs PER 10 kllos:
exchange lA.igd: receipts 1000: cleared
for the United states 1000; stock MS
900.
Warehouse deliveries from New York
yesterday 1855: New York stock today
iai.hs5. United Sta,ea stock 2zs.fQ9;
ahoat for tho United Statca els,o0oi to-
tai visible tor the United States i1b,-
400 against ta5a27 baEs last year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

ihuton. March ~. o. Spot cotton
|plM unchanged; middllng 79-l6c;
ea; rcceipts 1923. exports 1851.
|uAt6i.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

Nth ,t,nk, March le. - Interest IN
y. artin. 'oany conferred on the prob
s ~ A ~ the board OF directors
IN tHusl a. their meeting TO act
ckl grs',nqfntlons 81 ofiiclals ~ tne DIN.
s.rl .',,etIis and Westinvhnnse eon,-
>,luts .srefding an arnienble ana buui,
Agreement 70 ahate ihe ruinoas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

o. York. March -Cotton-spot
/ N nidlllng uplnnds 2 81, middlins
Et:salts i1i bales.
|n,srts easy sales 1860, 900 bnlos. jan
~ i,.s, March 1856, April 739; May
IA Jane 7.bo. July 7.53; August 7,62;
|senher 7.3o. october 7.10: NOvem-
Efls. December z rs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

broeerlea ana lroN'nonH.
n 10, "NN'"'N' f'"'" anu '''''
~, .,.., 49,. p,.,.. ...., .....,.....
.laS' onooh iH'l una V"rFnAs'
wi 80 nj. ...t..,
.v",I ',i'tvs' eet,",n'u' '''~
ers, ,n ,i.. s,uts, ,on
93n"i c,,t,' U9ouh' &C.
.",. , 90.
P'lh" iu,"' .ir,,,s, ,,....,
iatrd IN cans advance over ueree
p' i',, t,rt ,,,r.o. 80.
~ t1al ,aIu' ,Vlocn' ,o,,,,,,, .,,,
.l.p9und cans, l-.e. ~ pound cans
49, s'puunu e"hs' '-N1' '-poN"u cans
10 l.l pVnilu A.. ,,...,.,., g..
NUFlt st"uuNIg INV ~ leu, IN
nNE', oi lV1 l"ui!os oeyn wv. Wv VA "a v's
u, ~, S Er w ,, ~, ,,'3
ghpleg N,lpW glhfueu' l-se' primo yti-
low clarified. Be-
Col.,', 'S"'at9I. y, po'Ngge. M2 ,Ia
No. NI"uNhl'' i.'"N'
lgr' NNNN. l9c; cordoNa, IS lee Early
birhNI'N, 20 Zee
r"n4y wv -iv. -, .s.
,,ylvv n,yn',, t'neS ysN"' "'S
I1ny penhgrry' ~ l-zS
lmr Ilo, sue'
Enll no W. 90.
,nun'u w. Iu
,',nn i'""S ""Siins'oh' -i--N
P pnHS,,5 slo,2,eo.
Black eyY meas i,2r,
p..,,,1'p IN5 ~ hIpuCl-' r,,,,,.
,5ns "'n rs,Ii,nr,,iys
,'"is anoa.1 ~ ',itgg',', sN''iii'.'
s 800 N,nt5gn Gc,,I ~ eb.,7 6S onians
at5ai A. nr, Il, - o,,,,isrri,s no, XXI
'e poi VI Vr"h I,tg''s, t,oo.t p,gIi.
INuu,, VuNpanuts PCCllc uuE q, "t LY1, ~
HItv'py po'RturH, eN@ey. iIlu,ulpn pu'
t,etovs lor nuhhn. Low Hlnu'e, NY,
,.,ig,.. XXI, 49, VIZ ~, - W. VIZ. , n
10y vi, o1ni", e'V nv I,,l" 81 P'' ""'
'stas,, y'l, NV, ~ VIII" -,
90 ne 6ou Joppnat 'ssy5" ,h ptGn ~
fer.clgtn mills, high patent. 'aiO' fancy
M,Snt w str1,sht5, l., si'ss ,,,..,
sonnee :,S, aic; new ii, G H.,n S
tei Ia PlaIaa. &c; 0eeond-hand oa'
AavtA, nc o 20. ~, %.
" l,v' s,Nu~ ,,a,'1 ,a,,,.' ,.h ,,,s
% he: car corn from ,wagona' 2lg2ie;
neIh.H S VA W" " " We N'u""'
onts-Texau rust proof, II, bulk from
WAGON lbffl6o: car lots, Sucked T. o. =,
country pplnls. i,4s .at, ~ so ...,,.,. .
ithl--Jop lots' 'o'eVHo'uV' h'oTu'nE u
PusIyy, toh ,ots coo. oar iota Al %.
brah -Jop 'ots' we Nu' i"'N' " ~
l. o. - ,. A., .,,,. ,o,a .n..
Meai-i9 pounns, Wy, si ~ ~, 49,.
SSun,sJnh.Hin. ,oed neal az, car lots Soc
cwt.
zo sweet pot41oSs Yam v sasa eoe Common
NC pu'npN'n yam ''0N' WV
eaunE, sue p. ~, to,
u.iipA ,,1r ,, nu s1tc
nee"hs v ~, ns, tcr tn sOc
pop eornTIn enti pei cs XXI oyv q, oo6e
60 OK ieyg dog hens. 81 40.
Iurkeys III ',,pt1ors 60 IA ,ar doz
I,Hnhs- I'm ~" sns,hey "a "a nv doz.
Geetc-I y. w ieN'"''' "''' w
sannu,v,in Ninc mouId country Jersey.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

wANTED--A strong reliable sober
man 10 10 70 country town ~ attend
ant 70 an INVALID must Furnish feiinpie
rererencoa. Address box ~. city.
WANTED The address OF live husl-
mesa men worth 5000 or more fcanh Or
goodD who want TO help make city
on the Fort SUI h0rdcr under inc new
town sits law that u expected ulir
j. 8, works. coInanohc. / T.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

IN Orleans, March l2.--Cotton
NV; middllng, Z i3-lc; low middllng.
no good ordinary. Z i-Sc. Net re-
s,h sSil; gross 322S. sales, 2GOO.
EL as,,67.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

New Orleans, March l2 sugar Open
kettle quct at . s-4d2 b-Sc; oenttf-
urui duh, Eranulntcd, Z 1904 6-Sc;
whites, 3 a-ltWs lee; ycllows, 3 7-S0
i-Sc; seconds i-2ff3 5-Sc,
Molnsscg quiet; ccntrimgals, ddfl1cl
Cofac-l'irm, Rlo. ordinary to fair.
lG l-SHi7 3-ic
Others unchanged,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

49, YORK, March is--pgy s .ssS X
NeM ,sna rcstrlcie1 In thr va w az y
nu ln nrdsrs; Tor interior 9qni mos US
man o nrdsrs .aios were large
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

ttrls, March l2.--Cotton- Steady;
Pc ! g-lG. sales 3G6; receipts 1.I2;
1r'iIs 1850, stock 1883.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

FOR sALE-The remaining assets or
the two lnsolyent banks. to-wit The
First National bank Of Vernon, Tex.
and the state National bnnk Of Vernon
T'ux. Said anscts conHint Of uotea, no
counts, claims, Judgments, HtnckH. fur
nlturc fixtures and real ottatu. also
the banking house of tho First National
bank A list Of these assets cnn be
aacn ht the receivers onicc IN Varnon,
Tex, whore propositions 10 purchase
any OF thia property VIII be received
Address T Windsor Robinson, Receiver
Vernon. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

New York. March l2.--gone.-.. 81 snn la,s
~" rnnd average Santos 1920 rela
n ser 70 hlios. Receipts aoV9' Block ]'-'T
vQg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

WILLIAM q. HENDERSON. ooun-l
eeior.nt-inw and solicitor " Ameticana
aud foreign patents. trade. mnriss and
labels. Rooms ~ AMI 20. Norris bulld<1
linr. corner Fifth and h streets. Wnfh-4
fneton. ~ c, Seventeen ysArH' rtp5r;-e
ense. including service Ia ekAninluat
corps Il i. patent Office. Bond nkrtch
on model or,repert az TO patcntahliity.j
Correspondence invited, Mention un~}
zette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
NOV Arp WINS.

Manufactures HALE hay TIE.
HON and STEEL HQuFlNQs b
IRON and STEEL FENCING. &
q. X Harry. pansA A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

W 40 Fort Worth and Denver city
RAILWAY. on April 2, 1886. NJ one fare for
IN round "trip from Fort Worth, Tick
eps GOOD fdr thirty days.
airs THE GREATEsr GOLD CAMP
30 ON EARTH.
save many miles OF unnecessary,
p,i,' Ia be accomplished IN connection
m wttrr TEXAS PANHANDLE ROUTE.
islrthcr particulars 90 application.
~. s. BEARD.
q. =. aud r. A..
tct Main street. Fort worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

THE Hlllsboro Steam Laundry plant
viii Do sold nj public auction on March
20. 1895. Ia front OF said premises on
Wood. trustee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

FOR sALE--A nrat-clnsa new and Sec
ond hand furniture and hardware busl.
noasi good lodatloni renta reasonable;
a good stock TO sell AZ bargain REM
tai oc furniture amounts 10 from $3.50
TO 500 per month. an established trade
reason for selling parties have other
business. For particulars apply 10 l..
Il. Cowan, i0i Main street. ~ stairs,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

Tho internn,lon route In connection
with the Houston and Texas Central
and Rock Isisnd route IA running
daily line OF Pullman sleepers between
Kansas City. Fort worth ana san An
tonic, Connection II made az Garrett
by passengers TO aud from Dallas,
forming the beat route between points
IN the Republic OF Mexico. Laredo and
corsioana. Dallas and Kansas city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
nLncrnrcAL sronM.
House struck by lightning and ono
Inmate Ininrcl

wnxahachle, Tex, March fe.-(sne-
clail--waxachic wns visited by an
electrical storm Tuesday The homo
Of Air lack Mnybetry was struck hy
llsh;nlng Mrs. Mayberry was stand
Ing by the stove, which was over
turned on her foot. mnshing II very
hadly Physiciana were called and
dressed the wounded member and
stated that Mrs. Mayberry was only
stunned,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
wAsrrn--ro nnsr.

WANTED Two cool rooms IN good
l3onllty f0r light housekeeping for small
family. Addrea1 a, y. O.. care Of Ga
xettc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

cr,pule Creek cheap va Fort worth
and Denver CITY railway,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

DO YOU GIVE noND--f can ret Il
Tor you In company with 5l,bep,ooo!
nrsffs and ave you 1ulslnE fnnri
friends. %, n. FoadIck. Hurley Build-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

WANTED -rarty 10 Join me IN NOR
chandlse brokerage business; have
good line connections; small capital
required. Address w. T. D.. car Of Ga
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
pusINnss onAscn..

OLD established business In Dallas for
sale on easy terms. Price $4,000. Best
paying Investment. Address =. o. BOX
l2i. Dallas. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

The following is the range Of prices
on Inc chicago market today, furnished
by Il. +. McPeak & Coz
~ Open. High. Low. Close
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

aTANFfELD strnln Of pit gnme chick
ems az IA bqrRaiu, eggs, 81 por 10, u tow
F0od atngl for 81 each, Jan Byrd.
Ranger, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13

DYE woRKs.-cail Mt Castor. Bros.
1901 Main street. for having soiled cloth
inT cleaned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
nnLr WANTED.

WATTED-A good all-sround scneral
blacksmith. Apply a9S East weather
ford.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-02-06

Matters at the we'll are worse than
ever. In trying to remove the drill
the rope broke and large iron pipe
fell into the we'll on top of the drill.
L. H. Beckley had the misfortune
last week to lose his fine English
shire stallion. The horse was one of
the finest in the country and cost
$500.
A meeting Of the stockholders Of
the creamery met Monday and arti-
cles of incorporation were drawn up
and are being signed as fast as the
shares are taken.
During the year 1895 there were So
births and "a deaths in the village
OF Worthington. There were 3O4
births aud IS deaths in Mobiles
county during the year. ,.; -. f.
Mr.and Mrs. Harry S. Hobson re-
turned Saturday last from the twin
cities, having combined business with
sight seeing, and helped storm the
famous ice palace at St, Paul. .',-...
The ground hog saw his shadow
last Sunday, and we shall have six
more weeks of winter weather. If it
is no worse than it has been so far
we'll let the ground hog off this time.
Martin Dryer was brought down
by the constable of Fulda last Thurs
day afternoon to serve sentence in
the Mobiles county jail for being
drunk and disorderly He will remain
20 days. a .,&. a..
The G.. A. r. hall was crowded
with merry dancers last Friday night
at the dance given by the Sons Of
Veterans. If there is any place for
dancers to enjoy themselves, it is at a
dance given by the Sons of Veterans.
The Round Lake orchestra, consist
ing of Mr.. Brayton and Mr.. and Mrs:
Chas. Riley, furnished the music. -
Mr.. B. w. Kerr, of Rushnore, was
in the city Saturday. Mr.. Kerr is a
we'll driller and is at present drilling
a we'll on Mr.. Roche's farm. near
Round Lake. He has gone down to
a depth of 40, feet and has struck
water, but whether it is a permanent
he is not certain. Tests are
now being made to pump the water
out. Is, !. 49,, r....e 49,. i.
The Slayton Gazette says that
VIM. Crowly, who was recently sent
to the. insane asylum from this
county, imagined that he was Grover
Cleveland and was soliciting votes for
a third term. Gle is not nearly as crazy
as the fat fisherman will be if he
thinks he can solicit enough votes to
make him president for the third
term. y7...- i5. Ne /. & i. ~ m .gs $50 =.
John Palmer has returned from his
visit to his parents in Glasco, Kan,
where he has been for some time.
He says that throughout Kansas and
Nebraska times are very hard as the
result Of the failure Of crops the past
season. He says it seems good to
get back into Gods country again
and see the well filled granaries and
the prosperity Of the people.
l would respectfully announce to
the ladies of Worthington and vicin-
ity, that have cut my prices down
to the very lowest notch and from
now until Easter I will make wool
dresses at from $3.50 to $3.50, silks
from $500 to 500, fancy
waists at from $3.50 to $500. All
work guaranteed. q
1w-pd Mas. p. 9. LESLIE.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-02-06
Highest of all in Leavening Power.-Latest U.
Romantic at Least.

The correspondent for the Mime
apo1is Jour nal from Medora, S. D.,
gives the following very romantic
story con corning people very we'll
known in Warrington: "
1T is claimed that several years
ago a particularly brutal murder was
committed near Mankato, Mimi, by
preacher, who beat his victim ALSO
lutely to- pieces and then threw the
remains into wheat field. On the
trial Mark Wadsworth, the Medora
man, was one of the jurors who held
out for disagreement and the muir
derer was finally released: ~
"The daughter of the alleged Min
nesota murderer is now a resident of
Bismark, and is the wife of one of
the jurors in the Wadsworth case. It
is claimed that through her gratitude
to Wadsworth for securing the ac-
quittal of her father years before,
she was instrumental in getting her
father and four personal friends on
the jury that acquitted Wadsworth."
Commenting upon this romantic
story the Madelia Messenger says:
"The above story is certainly quite
dramatic and but for the, absence Of
truth in nearly every particular
would seem to be "a most desperate
scheme to foil ;justice.:' The story ev:
identity has reference to the trial in
the courts here several years ago of
Elder Davis for the alleged attempt
to poison j. T. Fisher, the present
landlord of the Gibbs Hotel at St.
James. Rev. Davis was honorably
acquitted OF the charge, although
much bad blood and animosities
were engendered among the people
at the time who took sides in the
celebrated case. Mr.. Mark Wads-
worth, however, was not a member Of
the trial jury on the case as alleged
above nor neither was the husband of
the daughter of Elder Davis a
member Of the jury which acquitted
Mr.. Wadsworth in North Dakota as
is intimated." <.~z >,.>.