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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-08-06


to him The need OF his fair fame: Wlel|
Northern men can build 4 monument tI
Lee. and their orators praise his genius
and character with unstinted eulo-y,
il is Zine for bitter and n3rrowmill4lI
partiSans 70 be relegated to the rear.
The brave and rue recognize W.r,lI
and Sublimi1y of character everywhere
and are willing TO crown the hero with
his merited honors. even though isl
sword was drawn in the battle against
them.
The Nicksburg Commercial HeraldllI
an editorial said:
Long ago The Southern people became
acquainted with some of his clemens
OF greatness, that caused general acI
knOwledgment that his death, so deeply
mourned in the North, was pr0tould!!
calamitous 10 the South. And now tleTeI
is growing up in all minds OF all Sc"
tons. or rather without regard to see
ton. a recognition in Abraham LIncolaI
OF a grand character. i great and so"!
man. Such development Il CROWN
change in the estimate or a man pF IN
enemies is wonderful and awe-!usplI
ing. II suggests the thought thai ~
hand OF Divinity shaped such a Guar
acter for the great work 10 WINCH j
was so strangely called.
Coming out Of the deepest opscuI.a
and Of the humbleSt origin. his VaH1
through life has been tracked aU
marked IN its every stage and step iD
whole Of his life's record has peen '"1
bare, and il is the simplest truth "N'
that 10 other character OF history d"
come out OF such Il crucible so aoso''"
Is u~nalloyed. He has been sAo"N
have been equal a. all times to lAeV
sion and its demands. standing SUI
fully the severest tests 10 WAItl
man could be subjected.
Elevation from the lowest anu --'
blesr station 70 the rulersnlp ''G
mighty nation failed 70 turn hl> 1'"
werv his principles. Eve! ~"
duty. honest and just toward az ~
uMph or adversely and trial IN
Syots! mistaken and settled in ifs I rn
iry 10 right ana tixity OF purpo>'
~ScriteS and CONVENTIONS or pef>o"''
lives. the envy and r.valrie> o. y"
workers and lieurenants. did no. 'r
or involve him. With such al a1r
sary. IS II strange thar the sou'N :"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-08-06

ped j, .nobservei into the nncke; n her
dressing gown.
When he who had 50 rash.y soush.
death had lain tp- about three hours IN
der The somewhat roush ana ready rem
eiieS applied - him. he gradually reNov-
enAi H,n>ciousnesS. and A. ta- - could
be guessed from his somewha, vacant
gaze. he seemed AZ once As;oa.>hel and
bored: one may Use such : ta--a-at he
ins sill in This world.
IN another hour he a>Aei suddenly
what was -he matter, aaG c'a-:nu9Ai.
My head. my head"
Lady Prende-ss>; was. ny Cam:,la'>
thoughtful rac,. Key, = ,o:a, .san-aace %:
wha, had rccu.-~l l&-.. she Aa3 break
tasted as comfortably IS usual He.
Christian forgiveness = he e.i enemy to-
his ch:!Is sake La. never So the .eaS;h
81 her iav;a-. = :aita: Z LEI sincerely
liking. Cave Hs7!:as. 70: EN-<< - Soy
she Was ~a3a@e>r@;.y >h'ch~i aa,. mos,
deeply eaHHe-G~! $ ne :r-Attu. news
She shove; herself. both aow Aai
t~h-ou-hoa- - Illness, :1ttta.Go.o ha:a
il helg:G- cG->a him SD g. e7c.y way
o~G,-:b3,.@- - Ii recovery s.: Ae- cues.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-08-06

The ~-o.-as> made y - s.@e-e- i--.
Il. -he - ch-e- :5.- ;4y> was -an::.
All even a<-or:>A. T.--. - ht -
Covered - faculties ...o.s simplicity. -
troubles came t4cA - Am i a.. .a-.-
we:.A-. 81: l.. >.~1.e; - hair Suddenly
whr- aa.t NAY o. he -,af back :, -.
A.: VIA 81: Cv-n Ac-a. ~ WHILE
H - an~-:>at = ne a@a- Is: &c..
O. e.-.:2. - >~..va-2ea. i - .>.a. way
OH. lie F-.tav afternoon. TAe -! a:..e-
h3t sail:
.Yo- hava hens; -L4 50 news. So
NJ E.-4s-- - ,--s-.,..s - ...~~;-
sr;,ita ~ ,t-..- -wa ,','.ss IN -ha -. ="
Ar-a7 lid no- believe q Word II :. Tha.
j. +. believed he wbo', thing was q me-
n:a,. II acting. liz his opinion cave
IIarlin- wa, too weak 4 man ever - com
nit suicide. He onlv. however. said:
H i MOI hu-- i h,s"
Yes. sir. badly. but doctors say in no
WAYS Iau-ernusly."
Dear a..ar," ami -h4ro vaS ~oa1 SIR.
prise in his tone. .Wbarn : I,]v pr.n.
~lar-oSr.
II will 20 and SEQ. sir WIZ vo, walk
into the drawing room"
R,- vhar b,r i,3vsbin a,.oror -ho
room rho vounc mans faco vas ,ravn+
naino1 .vmnorhr and noncarn
Ha asked monr ,r..,in,s sr,- o,,.
Camilla and Them AZ 70 ayarv-binc arS,
Had any nota n.y. no,a~ hoau fr,,ra 0l,,ni
- 80. - ~. % ,oH'lH Pi'c'i
hafors ba -a+-nnn+o., liz ~, D1
. prnndnreas+ Ln,;ara, 49,. h,,
haari ~ ,n,bir, ~ ~ t;.I n, I
na5a aov s.n.aro,. -
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-08-06
4 Double.Headed Turtle

L. f. Hudson tells about ll'" a
lie he found on the shores o. Ian nj
,ar..o among Il lor Of newly Aa''1' :,
ties This turtle was JUS elm -,
from is shell. There YER w. 90
and necks 20 il and each Aea' ~ H.
apparently independent 81 'lr ,lp
and each seemed 70 have coh.'',F hs,
Of the proper way 70 go. BON u9I
would be asleep. when II "oN.
nm and start the body of atc'I' :
rs W ideas. That wouii io, ,, ~
,.her head and then there Woup.
mix-up Of motions. II DE
while.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-08-06
Moving Mountains.

\ moving mountain" is working
great mischief in the mining districts
o. the Gard. thirty miles from Mines.
in France. This mountain, known as
the Goutfre. is advancing at the rate
OF five yards a day towards the Carbon
river. has already destroyed a biz coll
i.ery. and threatens the main line OF
the Paris-Barcelona Railway. The
browning catastrophe will come when
the mountain falls into and blocks up
the river: for then the damming OF the
stream will mean the humiliation OF the
whole country. The explanation OF this
pLeuon4euon OF a mountain in motion
i simple. The Goutre lies upon I layer
ot soft rock, which has been converted.
by tie heavy rainfall OF the Ceyenues.
into a Sor- OF t~obogganing ground for
lie >uperimpo>ed layers; the layer IN
derneatL being OF hard rock imperviuls
- water. This unhappy combination
u strata has caused many terrible
lacd>hip>. perhaps tAe most notable Of
which was The slipping forward OF the
Ro>>her- mo -A- Lake II Low-rz,
whereby t-e whole village ot Goldau
~a> OVERWHELMED and destroyed. This
Lapp~uet JUS ninety years aso. quit,
recently 4 disaster of & similar uature
occurred AZ Elm. another Swiss village.
t. annals II Switzerland contain
many records u This k!L,i. though hap
PLY liz iaud>!.p> ar seldom attended
WIN great loss u lit-. t-nau>, ample
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-08-06

and with a delioacy Of feeling ~,
nanimity Of spirit which onI, @n' nag.
airy can appreciate. as soon eaIv.
applause had subsidized ana "s the
ceased, he turned TO it's leader oanl
Give the boys meaninc tho nn' '! sad,
Dixie" p'-S7neNj
As the sweet strains of the Gone,
crate war song rolled in waves osnN'
meloly through the air Gen. c ,lald
took off his hat and waved if user
nal and the APPLAUSE was de,
The Union huzza and the rah.,,
blended into N and shook no,os seD'
wen as hearts and hands, across ,@''
bloody chasm. 'le
Years afterward. when tho ohi-
rous Custer rode CALAMITY to his daa''
in his last charge. it sem a thrill a. na-
throughout the length and bread.b
our land. for n his death ono os ="
most daring and unselfsh Of mon h.'
persisted. nor can it be doubted hal ~
been spared, he would have hoo, .-
Of the most potential factors in h~;na
ing about that golden era:
When heroes Of the blue and gray
Shall each to each due homage nav
And scorn with all their martial sn,,,
Inc towards, base and vena! ghopls
no stunned the conflict they had bro,
And lived but 10 malign the dead.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-08-06

Time hath often cured tle
which reason failed 70 heal.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-08-06
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-03
TIE EDATH ROLL.

A.. L. EvANS--Gatesvillc Texas, De-
dare, died here last night.
MRS. STANLEY WEIGH. - Corpus
Christi. Texas, December 20-AIrs. Stanley
Welch. VIE OF Judge S ruley Woleh. died
last night after lingering illness.
MRS. wITTMANS;a;,iBryan. Texas, De
nome or her son. John Wir,msn man IN ,hiss
city, this morning ut o'clock in the Gsth
year Of her age,
c.. a. wEAvER.-Lufkin, Texas. De
MIR. e. A.. Waiver. He avtR II vie and
child md a lot NJ relatives and friends 10
mourn his un.lmoly end.
MISS MARY FILGS-shroveport La.
December ~ Miss Mary FILES died yes
iurdny. Mss Files was born ~ Talbot
county, Georgia, August 20. 1893. but nus
been n resi- ent here since 1851.
MRS. McQUEEN.-Ty. TeNas. Dcccm-
Der e7.-Mts. Mcqueen, mother OF Or. o,
Ioftsn. died yesterday IN her nlnety-sec-
ond year. She was an early settler OF this
county.
Der 2S-R. p. Bell aged @ years, n eitiaen
OF this county twenty.ihroe years. died
at his home four miles southeast Of
Kaufman. Thuieday.
MRS. IDA BROwN-Frnnklin. Texas,
lingering il'negs Of several months win
that most drca cd disease, consump;ion,
Gled sunday morning and was inferred
.
woopFoRD GRADY--Una. Texaa. DO
tembor a0.-Woodfprd Grady, q little son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. 7. a. Smith died on Z he
18Th instant with hra'n affection the
funeral Hcrvlcca were held nj the family
residence by Rev. j. w Stephena
Il. W. SIBLEY-Vlctorln Texas. Janu-
AIRY mir and Mrs. FRA ik 8 81 y have
the sympathy Of the oonimunl In the
/ 50 OF their Infant son, Eug ne W. who
died this morning at no.ock, inter an
illness " several weeks OF pneumonia.
aged IS months,
W. J. BUTLER-Pnlestlne Texas, jan
nary Nv. J Butter was seized with n
hemorThage OF the lungs while out horse.
back riding al O'clock this aftarro IN
when within n mile Of the city. foil fco n
his horss and died ms .hntly. Deceased
was about q years Of age, unmarried and
a member OF one OF the Oldest and best
families OF this section
MRS MARTHA WARD AnEleten
Texas, December sl.-Mrs Martha ward.
wife Of Cantnin j, ward. died suddenly
Sunday night at her home on Basuop
bayou, about Ave miles from here. Mrs
War; was an old resident Of this county,
having resided at Columbia. Qulntana
and Velasco. She was esteemed md re-
spected for her many Sterling qualities or
heart and mind by all who were A.
uuainted with her. She had bcen IN FALL
ing health for several years and although
her end was sudden It was not unex-
pectsd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-03

Remarkable Growth Of Manufacturing In
the Old North State.

Remarkable Growth Of Manufacturing In
the Old North State.
Washington Post.
Ju.igc 4. r. FMmorc. one OF the leadlng
lawyers nnd business mcn OF Austin,
Tcyps. VINO Is stopping at the National
has been down In Ncrih Carolina collect
Ing statistics regarding the Gotten n'liiu-
factories OF that State, which was his
former home.
ut is amazing" said he. ito any man
who hasn't made 4 study CT the matter
to lonrn what hnH been done by the MIL
owners OF Carolina. The ngurcs seem all
i0osi incredible. and would never havo
believed IN their ncci rncy II | had no.
got them at irst hands from men OF IN"
doubted Integrity. VIII cite you the
case OF Mr.. II. MORGAN OF Laurel Hin
Richmond county. who. In h72 with a
capital OF $4,000, put pp a small mill With
a capacity OF about 40 bnlel OF cotton a
a year DF OF the earnings OF TINS aiiiSle
plant since then he has built two moro
tho three CONSUMING nolfly ivo balc3 ana
in and around Fayetteville there are
i've mills IN operation, all OF them paying
enormous prohts. anu near By Is nnothtr
fpCtory nearing c''rpleiion that VIII cost
NUueyl. AT buckingham there y Ouuding
one OF tho largest pinnta In the state, anu
the large group Of mills ALREADY osinb-
lisbed there are making their owners rlsh'
Tho fienriotta fnillA west OF Charlotte
are among the largest IN the South. MY
Investigations proved that none OF these
are paying less than ~ per cent per nn-
mum on capital invested, and several are
pnylnR as high as 20 per cent. They are
NIL equipped with the finest modern ma
ciiincry.
though nothing like az high wages nre
pnid as IN the North. the operatives are
Well content wish ther situation. and
nothing like III feeling between them ana
their employers ever exists. Strikes are
unknown. They are today the best sAtih-
fled workman In the United States, II y
a fact thaa OF all the cotton mills started
In North Carolina there has not been a
slnrle failure. and the products OF the
tnlIin--tha yarns, sreeLngn and the like
are taken by Northern buyers as fast as
they can be produced.
MY tour OF inspection was as the repre-
rentaJive OF the Austin board Of trade
The citizens OF Austin mean TO utilize the
magnificent winter power they possoss by
The erection OF Industrial plants Of every
rrnni,e costing si.g0O.Oco 1000 feet long %
ieet hlsn. imIirisoning the waters OF the
colorado near the town In great lake,
drawing nm urea OF several thousand
square miles. Except Niagara Il IS tho
grea test power In the United States east
Of the Rocky Mountains Desides Furnish
ing the city with light and wafer Tor DO.
mSstic purposes, there 70 an enornious
amount ready for utilization IN manufnc-
turing and II IL proposed to build cotton
and woolen mills, tanneries. bieacherirs
and tie like Nearly 10000 has already
been subscribed for the frat cotton mill
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-03

MISREPRESENTATION. Texas. ne.
ccnber so.--Mies Mary Hannah Gully and
iiarry Herbert HUGHES were married at
the hrst Baptist church this morning
HRDLlCKA-rEirER = Bryan, Texas
y comher si,--Mr Joseph Hrdiitkn and
Mrs. Josephine Feifer were married IN
this city yesterday. County Judge Hudson
-E1HEREDGB =. HALLER - Victoria.
.rsAns, peecmber ST. MIR. Emmett bther-
edge und Miss Amelia ltnller both Of TINS
GUY, were hurried at the residence OF the
hri les mother last night.
CORRESPONDENTS Powell. Texas De.
cembtr u.--At the rosidsLce of J idge j.
ID, 8, Mr., j, y. lawus OF Or V tor
wedlock by R-v. 4. J. walnc OF CJfslcana,
Texas,
BROOKS : ADHESION = waSahachie,
TeSas, December u.-rrof ssor Bro ki
and sliss Adk,sson, BON q + r, W rtn,
were married here and returned 70 Their
duties yesterday.
RANts-PETERs--snn pleyo. Texas,
F PsS%sfs ,s wsrs G. 9gsyif n and n. wv
bonds OF mntrim 2ny n $50 p m, last
right by Judge e, l., Coynsr u the home
of the bride IN BenivideS,
ROSSNER BOHLINGEn - Temple.
Texas. january i--Married AT the Lntfee..
nn church last night. Gus ltoEsner and
Mias Annie Bohlingcr the ceremony was
iofe an admirlng and apprveiative audi.
encu.
VINEYARD HuMAsoN = Lunln,
Teas. December o -Mrrrtd. az the resi-
a nfs 81 SI r efd e. v fSsst M and
futh u. Humason Rev. George /, Crock
cit OFFICIATING. They loft on the O'Clock
train Tor their tuiure home In Naeos-
SKINNER WILLIAMS Hallcttsville
Texan, December S0.-rhis morning al II
o'clock; IN iha Christian church here;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-03

Among. the last lnyoiee Of immigrants
from Ireland was Mrs Mary Coffee. who
AZ the agc Of ~ Sidney Cooper Of the
Roysl academy is painting pictures for the
exhibition net spring. He was made ar
associate tifty years ago.
A coed many years ego Mrs, Kelley. the
English actress who has just celebrated
her s0th birthday. said. "Modern theatri.
cal art is like spring chicken: II is all
legs ana wirgs"
Edwin BoIes. who has Just died In Hart
ford, Conn. AT the age OF % years, was one
y the best known unh ersalisis In the
State Of f,nnnectioiit. ReV,E. CORTLAND
Bales cf.Sew York Is his son.
An old lady OF s. known as Nine Briee
recently died In Paris and left her entire
Itrtune 70 her two woman servants. As
orses feel convinced that they also serve
who only stand and wait.
Colonel John Wlnder, for two genera
tions CLERK Of the United States district
court In Detroit. was ~ years Old last sun
day. The cclenel has not had a sick day
ini yeats, and takes his constitutional on
woodward avenue whenever the air IA
mid. He rses tobacco, and drinks spirits
In moderation
Ctauncoy Goodrich. who diei IN the nima
house at New haven. aged ~, was twpnty-
ave years ago member OF the Coniiectl-
cut State senate and prominent In demo-
cratic politics He made Sl0JWO IN clocks
and mechanical toys run by clocs-work
nnd lost II II Ia spccuatloh
George Muller Of Bristol England. re-
Gently celebrated his yO,h birthday lis
orphan houses, which are known nj over
/ the world. have been wholly suppcrlcd by
prayer and faith during tie eixty-one
! years OF their existence He has receive
| FOR them altogether the sum OF 50 S56,1t;
4 and has provided for the maintenance nnl
! Instruction OF 20.7G5 chi dren.
Nancy Freeman colored who died the
T other day at Hartford. Conn, az the age
Of IS years, was tho widow Of Roswe |
Z Freeman, He was The youngest son NJ
Cuash Freeman, who WINS governor" Of
I the ncgrotR Of Connectlcut for many
years. Roswell suoccede hls father rs
governor and fulfilled the duties Of tie
otilce With great credit, The oftlce, though
I unofficial. was enc Of considerable M
I roriance among the negroes Of the State
l in tho early years OF the century.
Tho oldest living coupl. In the United
States beyond doubt has for the Last
! iorty-two vs1rs reside Within thrte mites
of ilnck TlVcr Fails, WIS outs aud Ana.
I liza Darwin were horn N the urovl1ce cf
Z Ontario not far from Montreal, The huH-
band was born on September - i7:S or
: enc year before the inauguration Uf the
[ fret president OF the III tied States The
wife was born at la Pero'e Isle en- March
7 H. 1894. and IL now pest her l0lst year
/ The aged ueonle are descendants from n
race which for many generations was
noted for remarkable lorw"Vltv, E'ENtv
vCnrs hnVc ppssed since they were 10 ned
/ IN wed,Qck an a family OF twelve owl
{ drcn was tho fruit OF their marriage, Five
] are stll living In this vicinity rnnu ng
/ from IN to "a wears TIE oldest child we're
/ he living today, would he 10 years old.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-03

Warren Lumber Company Said TO Be
Perfectly Solvent
Beaumont, Texas. january mfr. A..
Young. president Of the Warren Land
AMI Lumber company. and Of the Texas
Timber company. the two concerns for
which parties have petitioned for re-
ceiver in the district court. was in the
city this evening, and was questioned
regarding the litigation referred to, In
reply he stated that us the interests OF
himself and o.her defendants were In the
hanus OF their attorneys. Messrs. KIRBY,
Lanier d Martin, an would, he thought,
be aCteu LpVn ny the cours a. An ca, -
cay, he uIu not consider nlinseli al i.D-
eTty 10 discuss matters connected tnere-
win at Ienstn. rae ealu, nov he
couid not undefstand the motiNe OF the
uiIlainants, as Do,n companies are pei
isNt4y soy ent anu well aDIe 70 pay tner
Just Obligations. The paIues now IN uoA-
troll have quick asSets to cover al deuts
four 10 one. beslues this, the large plants
are rateu at NA,vvV atger wntlug on one
halr. 1ne charter Of toe Texas 1imoer
company had lapsed By Reason u the
failure 10 pay the annual char,Cr ,qN, bur
It was being hquidated by the q reeturs,
amorg whom are tao compliments, %
plovlued by law. Mr. Young Expressed
u.e hope that no action woniitSr taken
without a full hearing, and snys ne ;
quite willing 10 take his stand on the
facts as they exist.
opens n lhree-nights' enlightenment nj 10
Goadhue ouora house tomorrow II Ent.
Z his comusny, while playing At popular
prices, gives hrst-cllss entertalnm Mt.
Kansas city, Pittsburg ava Gulf
railway SurVeylng Corps' N chntSe -
Civil Engineer r. r. Robertson, VIII lravo
Beaumont tomorrow morning for Terry,
Orange county, from Which place they Will
run q line south TO Gr.ggshy's Blum. on
the Ncohes river,
a man named Eddy, one OF tho crew
digging an nrtes'an well on cour,-houss
square. this afternoon fell from the r;
rick, n distance NJ thirty feet. and essa-
without injury other than few scratches
ard bruises.
Yesterday hy tho local Knishts Of Pyth q =
10 search for the body 81 ", l.. iced, The
man who drowned lest Sunday Afternoon.
returned this afternoon. They drag d
the river hoitcm for mcre thsan m is
tndv was not found Tonight nrran~e-
ments gre BEING madc TO 9i,,tewnt u ro rs
river In me vicinity ~ the nccidr1t W II
10 rntrolled for erveral drws N the hn-e
,Nat the body Will of Itself come TO the
Ell,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-03
pAnKs FROM WAR DOGS.

81. Louis Post D'snatch: Miss Barton
may hage to be called bnck for the Great
britain and American collision.
Iowa state Register; Who win he the
next Paul Jones7 who the new Perry7
And who viii be the new Ericssonf
INDIANAPOLIS News IN case q war the
Alnsknn and Venezuelan boundaries WI
be punched and both settled at the snmo
time.
Denver Republican: Congress EVIDENT
" has a president on Its hands Mt present
and so has Wall street. We arc glad to
observe.
Cleveand Plain Dealer; OF course there
kct Of 20 ~ got out, you may alway1
look for a kick.
Boston Giote: The United sin'cs has
nearly lO.001.00 men capable OF bearing
ufms-not 10 say Il word anout the now
women in their bloomers
ct. Louis Globe Democrat; The war ex-
citcment has not ohscured the fact that
for the democrats 10 hold their National
convention in.
Detroit Journal. Our government Is
only a little over hundred years old.
and II must be expected that Il VIII oc-
caslonnlly contribute new section to In
ternational law.
Chicago Tribune; And our money IL up
on the proposition that General John Il
Gordon OF Georgia would do some mag
ninceDt fighting for his country II the
emergency seemed TO justify H.
Chicago inter-Ocenn: An exchange nc
cuses Confederates OF being limoges, p"
Well. there are good many people yet
living who know they are fighters second
10 none. when the boys In gray stand
shoulder TO shoulder with the boys In
blue the jingoes of all classes and cour-
tries had better stand little back and not
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-03

Coimnnchc, Texas. December 2l.-The
holidays have hcen pleasantly passed with
no accidents to report.
Al meeting OF the Odd Fellows last
Saturday mgnl the following officers were
,Iectvd: Il. GRIMM. ~ 81 a iessmer'
v. c.. W. A. harn, secretary. nud .. ri.
Vernon, treasurer. +. Grimm was elect
Gu representative to the Grand Lodge
and ". 4. Payne. alternate.
Ir. Z. A.. hv4sees OF tn.s city, who died
at raIKslI.o, 49,, tno -Ssd isstaiis, MhH
,u1r.uu a, ~ orr MUrth yes,eruas. rae ~az
Ar.1sOn aii1 h'@s... OF rJlhiAs.
Christian and a svu..sman.
a. a u.nlnS, CAf.s,IAas Nay, John Powera
had Sky vi his relatives 10 least win
HIN.
+. Noodle, manager OF the oil mill. waa
90 unfortunate 10 have has rlgnt leg
fractured SATURDAY by horse ne was
riuing falling on niIn.
A large nu4nber OF transfers OF lana nave
been made mere recently, as many persons
from the older States have moved In aud
bought.
ed his fnmily back from Colllnsworth
county. They we're welcomed BY num-
Der OF friends
The. fair grounds and buildings are TO
De sold at public cutlery tomorrow, They
arc sod for debt.
mile telephone line to NeWburg
CAPTAIN VIM. Martin and family are
here Visiting relatives. The captain left
Yesterday fer Paris. Texas but will come
nv here on his return to his home In Vie
torla.
The thrse-Snvs' coclrire --s,,, iovt wool,
drew 4 crowd md considerabie anounts
OF money changed owners