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4: DENJON.

Edenton. n. c., Jan. 2l-(speciaD-
Mr. John liickson. Jr.. who has been
III the employ of the Branning Manu-
featuring company for several months.
ieft for Lynchburg, his home, ycster-
day.
Mr.. w. u. SprufI and wife. of
watkins. \. Y, We're the guests of Mr..
Theo. Ralph yesterday.
The Yeopim union meeting will con-
Vene with the church at Rocky Hook
next Friday morning.
Mrs. Mary Pullen, of Wilmington,
IS visiting the family Of Mr.. X. r.
Pcndleton.
Mrs. John Haste died yesterday Mt
ne nsr nome. on Okum street, after an
illness OF several days.
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is needed in cases of kidney and bad
der disorders or troubles due to weak
Kidneys, such as catarrh Of the blad-
der, gravel. rheumatism and Bright's
Disease, which Is the worst form OF
kidney trouble. 1t corrects inability
to hold urine and smarting In passing
It, and promptly overcomes that un-
pleasant necessity of being compelled
to get up many times during the night.
The mild and extraordinary effect Of
this great remedy Is soon realized. It
stands the highest for its wonderful
cures. Sold by druggists price fifty
cents and one dollar So universally
successful is Swamp-Root in quickly
curing even the most distressing cases.
that to Prove it's wonderful merit you
may have sample bottle and n book
Of valuable information, both sent alb
solutcly free by mail. upon receipt of
three fwo-cent stamps to cover cost Of
postage on the bottle. Mention The
Sunday Virginian and send your adj
dress to DR.. 1tilmcr & Co., Bingham-
ton. N. Y. This generous offer appear
Ing IN this paper Is a guarantee of
Scnuincness.
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MOUTH.

plymouth, n. c., Jan. 2I.-(Specian-
Dav!d' Harrison, colored came very
near being killed on the merry go
round last night about 10 o'clock. II
appears that he had been drinking.
When he got on the machine was
gong extra fast, and as he fell off his
hea" struck against the ring post.
me last news from him last night
was thnt he was Still unconscious
Mr.. J.. w. Brinkley returned yes-
terday from a trip to Bath and Pan
tego.
The Baptist church has extended a
call to Rev. G. 7. Finch. OF William
ston. to fill the Vacancy caused by
the resignation OF Rev. f. r. Wootcn.
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metropolitan Museum Of Art. In New
York. stands beautiful marble statue
Of q woman. She Is just laying n
wreath on q tombstone, and on her
face Is q craven sorrow. This statue
with it's stone mournngwOmnn is
erected to the memory OF that man
who died starving-Edgar Allen Poe.
an. BCbhic. when We was Twin We
begged EN- for bread: now yo're dead,
they sic we Il stane"
All Poc'S short life was black-gray.
The poetry even that lit up the trag-
cdy Of his life was Satanic and Elowcd
with n blue light. I thought of him
because l was thinking of Hawthorne,
with whom he is always associated In
my mind But his life was sadder than
IIawthorne's and his genius more NOR
bid. Mr. James Lane Allen, as well as
Mr.. Barrett Wcndall. accounts for his
unhappy recklcssncss by the fact that
he lived during an age OF bitter. grow
Ing diSsension between the North and
South He lived in the South. Slav-
cry existed in the South, eating like 4
poison into the sweetness of the ma
ton and at the same time destroying
the spirit of unity that should exist.
Every great poet is q voice for the
nation; burt there was no one national
note for Poe. He was an offspring of
discOrd, and all his music WAS u JAM
gle, sweet bells out of tune The
sweetness that Is characteristic of
all greatness turned to bitterness in
him. and the good he might haze done
was lost in the energy of uttering the
cry that came from his broken heart
He was net an abortion, he was
tragedy.
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ELIZABETH CITY.

Elizabeth City, n. c., Jan. 21.-(Sne-
ciaD-The Young Peoples Card Party
met lhst night at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Flora, on Main street
as the guests of their daughter Ida.
Key. j. H. Hall. OF the Methodist
church, delivered the first Of a series
OF lectures. TO be delivered by the
pastors Of the city, at the Atlantic
Collegiate Institute yesterday after
noon
The next meeting of the local Lodge
OF Red Men will be held in their new
apartments, in the Lowry building.
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PUBLICATION nEcEryED.

THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS yir-
gin!an acknowledges the rcceip. from
the publishers Of the February mum
Der OF this; monthly. It's contents en-
brace The LiS; OF the Faloi:.." I'm the
Realm OF Woman's Dress" How the
Banana is Grown," Personnel OF the
Supreme Court" "A Local Want" "Thc
Electric Trust" "Some Examples in Re-
cent Art" Modern Education" ana
I'm the World of Arts and Letters"
Price, 10 cents.
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Brlefest Possible Mention Made Of Many
Matters of Interest TO All Readers.
OCCURRENCES NOTED WITHOUT DETAILS
Nos Much About Anything Hut
Something About Many Things
Norfolk In Its Many and Vary.
ing Phases Briefly Noted.

Miss Mary SALES. of Suffolk, is the
guest OF Miss Pearl Avery.
Rev. w. r. Savage IS in New York at
the bedside of his mother, who is criti-
cally Ill.
Hospital Sunday-church collections
to-day for Norfolk Retreat for the
Sick
AT the evening service at Freemason
Street Baptist church Miss Nicely and
Mr.. Etherids,e will sing solos.
Next Thursday night, at First Luthc-
ran church, Rev. M. Is. Wharton, D. d.
will deliver his we'll known lecture on
Luther.
Sergeant Thompson. of Raleigh On
CD police. left yesterday for that city
with T.. NJ. Womble, wanted in that city
for alleged larceny
Don't fail to 20 to The medal contest
the evening OF the eth at Cumberland
Street Methodist church Mrs. VIM.
Freeman is preparing u very fine and
attiac;ive musical programme.
There will be Il battalion drill at Ar
mory Hall next Thursday, january
9th. The Naval Pos: Band will be in
attendance. The public are invited.
The young ladies of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union of the First Bap-
tiss church will give one of their de-
nghtfui socials on Tuesday evening
The public are invited.
There Will be n gospel temperance
meeting held under the auspices of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
In the First Baptist church Sunday at
: p. m. Address by MIR. Porter, of
5rambleton. Good music.
The little 3-year-old son of Capt.
Dempsey Bell OF the Fire Depart
ment. fell against an oil stove yester-
day afternoon and cut u very painful
and ugly cash in his forehead Or
Mcdonald attended the little fellow
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iiAI7FAX.

Halifax, n. c., Jan. 2l.-(spcciaD-
Judge Thomas n. Hill is in Scotland
Neck on business.
Alr. Thomas Jarrett, OF the drus,
store, has returned from n visit to his
home, at Jarrctts, Va.
Several OF our young men attended
an old Fashioned country breakdown
last night.
a number of our young people have
organized whist club Duplicate
whist will be the game.
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What pleasure Is there in life with
q headache, constipation and bilious
ness? Thousands experience them who
could become perfectly healthy by using
De Wits Little Early Risers, the fam
Gus little pills. j. NJ. Trottcr, Norfolk:
r. l.. Walker, Drambleton; Truitt &
Smith, Berkeley. .-
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e ALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN SOUTH NORFOLK. NOR
FOLK COUNTY VA

Pursuant TO the terms of a deed of trust
made to me. dated the 2Sth day of Oc-
tober. 1886. and recorded III tho Clerks Of
ty, Va. in Deed Book 2O2, page $40 ct seq,
ana ut the request OF the party thereby
secured default having been made in tho
payment OF the several obligations Sc
cured by the said deed, | shall offer for
sale ut the Real Estate Exchange, in the
city Of Norfolk. No. 2S6 Main street, ut IL
FRIDAY, THE 2lsT DAY OF JANu-
AIRY, 1895,
the property conveyed to me by the said
deed. described as follbwS:
~. y LOT OR PARCEL or LAND,
with the three houses ana other improve
ments thereon, situated on the southeast
corner of Stewart and Jefferson streets, as
shown on q map OF the Poindexter lands
folk, q, copy Of which is recorded in The
nee Of 2 ~ IN the of
Beginning at the southeast corner of
Stewart and jefferson streets and running
thence southerly along the eastern side Of
thence easterly and parallel with Jeffer-
son street one hundred feet. thence north
nundtSa ana nfty feet, TO Jefferson street,
and thence westerly along the southern
SIDE 81 e., OF jefferson street one hundred feet
~. FOUR LOTS numbered twenty-one
I'D; twenty-three S20, Twenty-Five (25)
and the other improvements thereon, Sit
uated on the eastern side OF. Block num-
Der seventeen QO on, the said here.nbefore
mentioned map, each of said lots having
q a frontage on Lawrence street of twenty
iivc go feet. and running back between
parallel lines one hundred feet
t0. THE FOLLOWING SQUARES OR
Bi-oCkS OF LAND, as laid down on the
Fai,n hiSrein l mentioned, viz: Tho
one %, two t2), three (Sl. four %. five
90, siX go; seven %, eight t9, nine, CD,
uS), fourteen 90 fifteen G5), sixteen QG),
seventeen uO, eighteen nSl. nineteen Q9).
t22). lwcnty-thrce i2s). twey Wen four tsD,
tWenty-siN t20. twcntycight COSY, thirty
l3W, thirty-,wo t32), thrty-nine (3) and
i9rty,two ti%. and also the portion of
the Belt Zine Reserve lying between lots
bounded on the east by TruXton street,
on the south by the line OF lot number
tnirtE-ninc (39), on the west by the middle
me OF block number nine 60 and on tho
north by tho line of block thirty-sevcn
90 All the block numbered twenty-one
CD. except lots two co. four 90, ten QO),
eleven on and twelve Q2) I'm said block
All the block numbered thirty-s.x (3Gl, and
all or block numbered thirty-seven CID,
except lots numbered one %. two (2),
uW and twelve Q2) IN said block.
Of the lien OF 81 prior decd OF trust on
the said property, dated October oath, 1896,
and of record in Deed Book 300. page 5l7
IN the Clerks office OF Norfolk County
Court, Virginia, securing certain nego-
table promisory notes Of even date there
with. the balance due on which at tho
Gay 81 y Of II, sale will amount to the sum of
TEHMs-cAsH.
TIIOS. ]. RANDOLPH,
Trustee
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Immediately after the above sale, End
at the same place, by authority of the eN-
ccutor. we will offer all the remainder OF
tho licmenway property. In lirambleton.
In order 10 close the estate, viz:
LIST. THE SIN LOTS on the north side
Of lamlin avenue, commencing 200 feet
east OF Clay avenue. These lots have nat
ural drainage to the channel of Missis.,
the Lovitt suit
Cd THE FESTIVAL HALL. PROP
Eitl irontlIB w icGt on me business
the rear. This property Is Offered subject
10 the lcasehold Of II. Williamson. at u
rental of $4,000 per year, with the right
to purchase for $1,000 ut any time he
fore Dcccm!,ar 18th. 1903, during said lease.
TERMS AT SALE.
II. L. PAGE & co,
Ja2l-fr.su, we, fr-it AucliOnccrs.
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The above saha is postponed TO and will
be made at the same place ON
TUESDAY. THE. ETH DAY OF JANU-
AIRY, 1895, AT - NJ.
TlIOS }. RANDOLPH,
1a23-2t Trustee.
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BY II. J.. Page & Co., Auctonccrs,, %
Bank street.
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NDIIR TltE AUTHORITY CON
- ferrcd by he several deeds Of trust
hereinafter referred to, default having
been made I'm the payment of the several
debts therein secured, and at. the request
of the creditors, | shall cxpost for sale at
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& AUCTION sAI.Es,.-FurU,,r p q.

TRUSTEES sALE~RAR1IANrS;1f, '2S3S1,,S.-
taurant Fixtures and two Pool IN HES
complete. On JANUARY a6th, al; 40
ocl 1.SS q. m. will sell atSpubiic auction
handsome outfit for bar and res ti Mn, ut t
rora ba oeembracipg back bar with: mir
H., oar counter beer pump. refrigerator,
etc. 80 I'''>,e' w. ~ P oot lApies'
OUTFIT. It Gun be arranged to buy Tic
tease on the property and continue ut Tie
nuove ssahu. which is one of the most
10 pay well with pushing man. r.
Terms cash as to $50, and credit as 10
security. $500 N'' o - :" III
JAMES A. WALSH. Trustee.
ALIEN AL len G. COLLINS, Attorney.
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p AWNBROKET'S SALE or IINRIs.
DEEMED PLEDGES.-We will sell nj
our auction house, 3S6 Main street on
MONDAY, January 2lth, at 1880 o'clock.
one Fine Solid Oak Combination Folding
robe and set of Drawers. Walnut ChaTr-
per Suits, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wash
stands Chairs. Stoves. Springs, Mat
ware, Crockery, Toilet Sets, S.Iver-plat ted
Ware, &C.; also several Bicycles The
without limit or reserve Ladies' esne-
cially invited to attend this sale
j. BENNETT. IL BRO., Il
Ja25-t Auctioneers.
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TIIOS. ]. RANDOLPH,
Trustee.
w. II. II. TRICE & co,
Jahl3-wc,th,ff-St AUctionGcrs.
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Of the creditors, l shall expos for sale at
public auction on
FRIDAY, JANUARY 2STII. 1858,
at IL O'Clock m, at the Norfolk Real Es-
tate and Stock Exchange, No. 236 Main
street. Norfolk. Va, the following prop
erty, to-wit:
LIST. THE LAND formerly OF NJ. Hem.
cnway. In the city of Norfolk, Va, lying
south of Willoughby avenue and west OF
Terminal avenue. being all the property
conveyed by nj. a. Mapp and II. y. Mapp
by deed OF trust, dated January SOth,
1885, recorded IN the Clerks office Of said
city In Book ll7B. page ACT. Under which
deed IL trust said property is to be sold.
"a. THOSE TWO LOTS with buildings
and improvements thereon, situate In, the
city OF Portsmouth, VA, and numbered
respectively and 10 on tho recorded map
of the Park View Land Company's pur-
chase. This property Is to be sold under
deed of trust from w. S. Taylor and
wife. dated August 10Th, 1891, recorded In
the Clerks office of said city OF Ports
mouth, in Book 81 page 4f1.
ID. THOSE FIVE LOTS OF LAND in
said city Of Portsmouth, Va, numbered
respectively s. II, II. 10 and II on the map
aforesaid, and occupying the remaining
frontage on the east side of Webster ave-
nue., between Villa and Bay streets. Said
five lots are to be sold under n deed Of
trust from Walter S. Taylor. dated May
nth, 1895, recorded in the Clerks office OF
said city,o Portsmouth, in Book 20, page
J9.
TERAIS-CASH
Z
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BY j. BENNETT & Bro. General Auction.
GERS, No. $50 Main street, nenr Church \
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G.. w. DEAL. Trustee.
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Hospital Sunday-church collections
.o-day for Norfolk Retreat for the
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-10-12
A Serious Injury.

Little Lizzie Carnes, the daughter
of Mr.. S. A. Carnes, was seriously
injured last Wednesday by being
hooked and tossed by an angry
COW. The child was returning
from school in the evening, when
an unruly COW that was being
driven through the city became
unmanageable and charged on a
group of school,children. They all
esca ped but Lizzie. who was over
taken by the angry beast. tossed
once on her horns and badly
bruised. Had it not been for somt
thick clothing the brute's horr
would have penetrated her side
The child is badly injured, but vii
recover. The driving of unruly
cattle through the crowded streets
should be prohibited by the cit,
authorities.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-10-12
CERTAIN DAY CELEBRATION.

The Harvest Feast and speaking
under the auspices of the Firemen's
band last Sunday was SUCCESS in
every particular. The crowd COM
menced to gather at 10 o'clock
a. M, and at A p, m. there was
fully 1000 people on the grounds,
The speaking began at about 3
o'clock with an address in German
by A. ]. Rosenthal. Hon. R. B.
Hawley followed in speech OF
about an hours duration, which
was listened to very attentively by
the large crowd. Mr.. Hawley's
speech was about on the same line
as the talks made by him at other
places, and his audience seemed to
be in full sympathy with his
utterances. There is no doubt but
that he made a good impression on
all who heard him, and those who
are best posted say he made many
votes, some even among the demo
Gratis.
At the close of Nj, Hawlsy'f
speech. DR.. Max UrWiEof H6ustor
spoke in German, and held the
crowd in rapt attention for nearly
an hour. The GAZETTE would like
to give synopsis of the doctors
speech, but, unfortunately. was no
we'll enough versed in the languag'
to do so.
At the close of the speaking Their
was music and dancing, which wa
kept up until three o'clock in tn
morning. The large crowd wa
orderly and we'll behaved through
out, and everybody seemed bent o.
obtaining the utmost enjoymen
while the affair lasted. The uni
yersal verdict was that the Fire
mans Band scored a brilliant su'
cess in the way of an entertain
ment.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-10-12
{ Received too late for last l-sue. }
King Feast at Wied.
WED, Tex, Oct. 4th 1913.


The 9Th annual king feast given
by the Phoenix Schuetzen Vereit1
WAS held here ON Sunday, the Goth
Of Sept. A large crowd wdg
present, including people from
almost every town and community
in the county, The music, WHICH
was furnished by the Halletsviile
Silver Cornet band, was excellent.
In the king shoot, which was ono
of the most enjoyable features OF.
the day, Paul Blaschke beeanse
king by shooting 33 rings, and
received 500. He chose his wife
as queen. H. c. Miller received
the End prize of $500 with 81 rings;
Bird prize, $3.50, E. H. Miller with
81 rings; 4th prize, 5000, AID.
Blaschke, with 20 rings; 9th prize,
l$1.75, Ad, Miller, with 20 rings;
9th prize, 1925, VIM. Mueller, with
20 rings; 7th prize, 800, VIM:
Wehmann, with % rings; 9Th
prize, Toe, Geo. Stulken, with %
rings; 9Th prize, 5oc, Gus Blasehke.
with 27 rings. Julius Breithrentz
was awarded a cigar and holder for
shooting the least rings, only IA.
In the contest shooting Sublime
captured the 1st prize Of $3.50 with
1913 rings; End prize, $3.50, Appelts
Hill, with 116 rings; Bird prize,
, 1880, Phoenix (Wied), with 10S
rings; 4th prize, $3.50, VIM. Tell
(Witting), with 80 rings.
, The ball at night was grand
success, which lasted until late
hour of the morn, when all depart
ed for home. X.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-10-12
Hotel Arrivals.

CRY HorEL:-John STERLING,
7. Dodd, j. P. King, H. B. Sinner,
G.. G. Eichlitz, H. s. Sabobey, A.
F. Dieckmann, G. S. Baily, c. d.
Smiths, Miss Grace Bell, g. W.
Eschenburg, VIM. Warten, R. c.
Armstrong, j. H. Hansen. B. c.
Bomstorg, j. Stedman, VIM. Parker,
John Welhelmn, j. II. Walters
dorf. J. NJ. Ueminrsky. F. Scott,
j. w. Bennett, j. B. Bennett, A.
Kranz, L. Appel, ]. Appel, S. A.
Haidusek, A. B. Devall, 7. J. Cul-
pepper, R. J. Banks, A. J. Rosenthal,
DR.. Max Urwitz, r. B. Hawley
H. Dunes. G. j. Appel, J. e.
Thanh, C. H. Debrowd, j. w
Agnes, John Hensley, j. l., Frs
mann, r. C. Hudd.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-10-12
JUDGE ROBSON IN SINNER.

The speaking at the opera house
last Friday night by Judge w. 5.
Robson was listened to by an
enthusiastic and highly apprecie-
tive audience. The crowd was not
large, between fifty and sixty, with
small sprinkling OF ladies.
Judge Robson was introduced by
Capt. Chas. Welhaustn in a few
we'll chosen remarks. Judge Rob
son wasted no time on prelimi-
naries, but plunged at once into
his subject. He asked the audi,
ence to move up closer to the stage
as his voice was failing him. He
said he had delivered thirty-two
speeches to date, and had many
more to deliver. The judge is in
full accord with the state platform
OH all points except expansion
He is dead against expansion
Does not even want Cuba or Porto
Rico. He charges the republican
government with unlimited ex
travagance in the conduct of th'
sathaT sre using it al
a Leans of retaining their power
He spoke strongly in favor of bi
metalism and free silver, but wa
willing to accord to the gold stand
ard men the freedom of thei
opinions. He strongly advocated
free trade, and charged that tn
protective tariff, fostered by tn
republican party, was simply rob
berry of the people. Judge Robso
, stated emphatically that the caus
of 4c cotton was not over-produc
ton but under consumption. an
. cited as an instance that thousand
of the poor laborers Of the mort
and east were out of employmer
and unable to purchase food fC
their starving families, and wei
going about in rags on account
the lack of ability to purchase tt
proper raiment wherewith to clott
themselves. That the use of cote
r WAS worldwide, especially amor
y the poorer classes, and chat vii
G the purchasing ability in the han'
y of this class crop of 15,0OOO,OC
G bales could easily be consumed
n fair prices. The judge stated tn
g he had been informed that che
lie for $1,000 had been left at Hallet
a vile to be used in the election
ii R. B. Hawley, and closed with
r appeal to all democrats to wo
I'd and vote for the ticket.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-10-12
Blacksmlths Notice.

To our Customers:-We, the
Blacksmith's Union, request all
who are owing US to come up and
settle with us, on or before Nov
LIST, 1898, as we cannot work for
YOU on credit if you do not settle
with us by that time.
LAvACA Co. BLAcKsMITH's UNION
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For Sale.

My residence, a we'll finished
house of five rooms, and one-quarter
block of ground. Terms, one'half
cash, balance on time.
R. H. LoEssIN.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-10-12
Notice !

By agreement of the board OF
trustees and the teachers of the
Sinner school, private school will
be continued for another month.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-10-12
A Card Of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Carnes desire
to extend their heartfelt thanks to
the friends who have 30 kindly
come to their assistance in the
recent accident to their little
daughter, Lizzie.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-10-12

George Saxon, q brother in'law
of President Mckinley, was shot
and killed at Canton, Ohio, last
Friday. A woman, Mira. Anna G.
George, is under arrest charged
with the killing. Jealousy is sup
posed to have been the cause Of the
desperate act.