Wise County Messenger from Decatur, Texas • Page 9

i IIIE MESSENGER. at po.stolllce in Decatur, iiH class iriatl inultiT.J WM. FORSTEK, liiditor Proprietor. .1. i I Associate Kditor Publisher.

Aiondiiy nig'nt 1 I LOCAL.s. Worth, Tex. Nov. 10. eorpe for the will imwv wood Worth and esterii rail- i 1 siihscriptioii.

I road of 'IVxan, has bi'eii or- I hiik aiKl I I. .1 ONK AH A VKAH. OiHcial newspaper of tho Wisa Countv 27 I 8 nihheil with and an out. fit, preparatory to taking the' It ih 8aid that a whieh will he to monow 4- for the court ht)U 8 rejected. Petition of Black and others to change Decatur Denton road granted.

The application of M. correct report is heUl for iiivcHtigation. the glorious Union arniv vvhi'-h faced the foe on many well- fougiit 1801 to I 8 () 5 and neresting iu at to the event.s of mighty related hy the gray anrl I-----? jority of our ollieials or day. Mr, vV Ket-, are in favor (if prohibition. tlie righl-ot-way agent, Faniiii- Hiiiiks as- 1 ivviow rejwrt 8 graiito- 1 right-ot-way teacher in Prof.

follow in the line schi.ol, at Cotton- wake of the Becur- According to ing donation or hiupnrerot the l.Hli lunt-i chase the of wav 40 liin local op-, the avcv. Wiiiiam Ah tiv i. nwivs. As mmmi as the road, vd votos Ml co.m- tioi. clccdo.i is cert luci.U -1 lliis dwtance it ty, aii.i tlie w.

n.siilt in favor of for c-oii-l ciall giving tlie hti lu-Uon will be let, and tlie- iuajority ot IS8 cxoense of another? vvoi of building it will begin. I ty. in this, This new road has. without' eountv was oi.S, niakuig his I The petition ot F. S.

Perry ho were and others to correct a i-oad part of the stirring times of -Dr. w. F. (iurdoii. t'or- I I ri, taken the peoi)le here i m.j..nty d.stm-t ov.r ol M.nchi.

has tliev talk of Iveiidall Im.mu the same 1 1 Alvord lias it they did not know authority we leanied hat the wl.ut to think. They have ICCUMC of medicine, with Dr. hcen gixing subsifiies so 1 .1 -7 11 Ih ii liH. nr 1 lin eounty I Mr. I).

2 A. of (hat place, which, less the iatier's major- I I ity ot )9 in this count would give llulin majority ii) in the district. that tue idea of a railioad building wichout the --Another -put is a now camiot he ordered little to them, and before the next term they can luirdly realize that i i is the ease yet awhile. mai.M’itv. and liiihn hy 4(5.

tiiercfore on It a fainoiiH vie- no prohihition election can lie iv r'l I I 1 the engineers cross section alter ludd in this c'ounty until in icle. It was famous by the yotmg Labor pai- ty against the co- hortr, of the olde.st paity of the country. work. 'I'hey have been called in from the front and lianks, oxpected here to-night. Cottomlale.

wa.s in the city! theyjvlll on Mon.iav night. lie thinks tlierc a fair The Amcriraii AKrlniltiirlsl. For RoutHls oHt the year with a very nutnlKir leailinir feature Is a UTiin of WaNlilnjjton as fanner, by Douahi (i. Mitchell Marvel). Thin paper in aecoiiipanled with a plate enijravinsr of tlie Ilonie oi 011 eijihtefii by the thin! In the nerles of Tlie llnine.s of onr Fanner Davi.l W'.

Jmld continues his editorial Peter Henderson nrjres cloth fr ines for vejretable protectors. Seth tells boys how to enjoy trout Joseph Harris and farmers. A. Ii. Allen, Stephen Powers, Georjie F.

M. 'lexanier, and some twenty-tlve other well kn writers discourse on subjects pertHinini; to their tlelds of tlioujiht and labor. The Housi'hohl and nre unusually Interestintr. There are three enixravlnjr, and seventy others of aninuils, plants, farm and hou.sehold contrivances, etc. Price per vear; single number 15 cents Publishers, Broadway, New York.

H. F. begin laying out to-mor- Pri's. of this road, was taken quite sick at ol the worth and is railroad through i brouglit home. nature the part of his iss nut known.

PAPER.) THK I have lain awuke a how 1 couid clear a mn- where I have been one hour iii-t an honest Ids were the Uyinii words a New Hniiiand au ilKlueemcUl to OUI' Free And yei people wonder wiiv Knijxhts of book sS'llich Labor xclihle lawviTs iruni thf wilj give to Cash sub- Sentinel. Court. The bonds of the following have been ibor txclutle uiwyiTs uiuji lilt the hooks eiiti -1 Constables: ernor S. who lias sick tied to the tfievi W. J.

F. Wil- Z. M. 'BuileV. I the Sisters hospital o'clock i at the a-e of 72 year.s make iie pavincur.

There are now three i A MdiK.iiollst IMairoriu. In oM.nty.om. ut a' that the eii- Rome, and at Alvord. The teaclMTS i i 1 I tne bidouii's ti) the about Brulneport are expt to ize inlo one at that place in a The Alvord the Saturday in ea--h mouth. I I i saints.

Cearley. W. G. Stanley, W. II.

llarvey, T. 1 Owens, flustices: T. S. Gardner, T. F.

Car- dtui, H. F. Hawkins, J. M. Smith, J.

Embry, A. that we are Shawn, J. A. Hodges. 'riueei-s me sih uhu Teachers, come and lend us assist- the sailits.

Everybody Texas' County officers Ca vs well, Miller, Tyler, The ('ollinsville I'imes is a I new' and Icome actjuaint-j Ward, Paschall, Brady and The Fort Worth our exchanges. 1 of (7on- savs T'he party of Fort! T1 ouston Post remarks stable (iilbert approved. worth will pusli its organiza-! In ten States the Ex-olticio salaries for the tion from now until the spring-vote increased 100 per nextycjr: election with and over that polled in 1884. i County Judge $4:50.00. hitherto unknovvii.

we now i thus IS a gratilying showing see what we can do, must do the mers of the United States hold in their hands the power of the nation but half Republican and half Democrat, thev become a ci- in the government the sport of the money and a blank ballot in the choice of public servants for the party. Hunt will vote on local in ne.xt month. A clear case of striking at the root of an evil: The delaved. hibitionists at the late ele('tionl I County Clerk District Clerk f300.00. Sheriff SaOO.OO.

(Jrders made: That $200 be transferred from the 11. B. fund to the 1 K. E. Montgomery, class fund, who is back from the Panhan- That the contract hereto- dle, reports the approacli- existing H.

Suf- es over Pease river about (in- Hntendent of the ished, and track laying on the Fort Worth Denver extension will be longer fert as superintendent of the county farm, and the county be annulled, to take effect Dec. 10, of H. I). Donald niOltloiiiaio 1 carried Boiubon county, Ky, for this land others to purchase a bed I 1 Toledo Blade Is a paper expressly to go to the of the people, and it contains departments carefully each adapted to the wants some member of each of the hundreds of thousands families in the country, uk IIouhkholi), Edited by iliss Emily Bouton, who devotes her energies to making this especial department the BEST. Her name is, to thousands of the readers of the WEEKLY BLADE, familiar as household wo rds.

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If you want to make a dollars very easily write for special terms to agents. Send the names of your friends for specimen copies. They will be gladly sent xVvl a 111 11e rs, THE BLADE, Toledo, The state of To the Sheriff or any Constable of WihC County tireetbiir: You are hereby commanded that you summon W. A. Guinn, whose residence is to be unknown, to be and appear before me, Newsom a Justice of the peace in Jiud for IFisc precinct No.

8 at my olllce in the town of Boonville on the 8th day of A. 1). 88tJ at 0 to answ'er the complaint of J. F. Head for the sum of tifty six Dollars and 0 cents, due upon an open accouut and a certain promissory note for supplies and provisions to a crop on the reu- tetl premises of said F.

Head. Herein fail not, but have you then and there this writ how you have executed the same. Given my hawd at olllce in precinct No. 8 this the day of Sept. A.

I). 880. Newsom j. p. 8 ise County, Texas.

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