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TILE EAST.

CttOtE:itA At ftAHHKDts.
LONDON, Aug. 11.-A prlvatu letter fron,
bangkok, SHIN, snys: "AHtnttc el'olern Is
raging. II Is yariously cstitnntcd that frcnu
lU0 tu 100 natives nro dying daily. Very few
foreigners have tt1ctl but ssycra1 llasc i'ctl
10 Sfnsatare anil 1long kang. Every o,'e
feels ~ though lc were living III Il grave
ynrtl.
4 sE1slOUs I.ANDSF1r.
BUCHAREST, Aug. M.--A lni'dHip oc.
curred nj thu V1llage Of Tatarnni, At0lt[ayia.
Sixty-fiyo houses Disappeared. NJ liyts
were lost.
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TEX As TOPICS.

A company hos been formed at Palestine
for the manufacture Of ice.
Mr.. Thomas Fl. Carson. a leading citizen
of Leon county, died few days ago.
The wheat crop turned out we'll in Cole
man county and the corn is doing finely.
There are between eight hundred and one
thousand visitors at Lampasas Springs, az
this time.
Gslveston's fret bale of new cotton re-
ceived Monday. two days behind Houston,
sold for only SlS5.
Denison is shortly to have new paper,
democratic in politics, by Messrs. Saunders
& Robertson.
Pat Burns, a TIE cutter, was run over and
killed by train near Trinity station, Sunday
morning. He was from Mineola.
The survivors of Parsons Texas brigade
will hold their annual reunion at Corsicsns,
on the "a proximo.
Bsllyille, on Tuesday, voted in favor of
corporation for school purposes, by majors
ity Of twenty eight votes.
Considerable sickness prevails at and
around MARQUEE, in Leon county, and a
number of deaths have resulted recently.
San Antonio has two clubs, one an anti
treating club, and the other club to ac-
cept all treats offered but never TO recipros
cafe.
DR.. NJ. C..McG regor, of Wesley, was shot
through the leg, both bones beng broken,
on Sunday by the accidental discharge OF
pistol.
The Tyler branch of the teachers normal
school was opened Tuesday morning. Prof
] r. Horne, Of AlleytowD, Pennsylvania, in
charge.
Two hundred new hands, skilled Germsns
from 81. Louis, have been added TO the force
of workmen in the Dixon car works al Mar
shall.
From almost every portion Of southern,
western and central Texas comes the glad
tidlngs Of heavy rains and rejOicings oil the
farmers.
A son of Mr.. Kirkpatrick, living ct LAM
pssss Springs, was thrown from bis horse,
Tuesday, and ~ seriously injured that be was
not expected 10 lie.
Some OF the tooth doctors in the state are
beginning 70 ssk FOR dental department IN
10 the root Of the thing.
Dr. l. 8. Rsyhsld. formerly . physician Of
jefferson and then Of Austin, died at Atlanta
Georgia, on tne TN INST hno WIS Durleo ~
Jefferson on Sunday last
The corn crop in colorado county is fsir
and the cotton very fne. The bill worm
has nsde lie appearance In some localities,
but Paris green d being freely used
The case Of IRE state sgsinst Reuben,
Henry and WllifOrd L.ggins Tor murder, N
Weller county, bAs bssn sst for the 1elh
lost. 81 Bsllville on change Of venue.
The Guf, COLORADO q Santa Re railroad
seems 70 hsvs ben fasd B-lvills very much,
a. tbs piscs Il rapidly improving, with new
brick buildings going Up 90 every hsnd
A man nsmsd Abe McCsrty bsd prsiim-
irsry ersuinstiou 81 Westhsrford, Tustdsy,
On cb.rgs Of asssUlt With intent 70 rape Mrs..
WESTON and vzs souittsd 70 bal m ths sum
Of 5000.
A bs.ry r.in and Wind storm prsTsilsd 81
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CROK Els.
How to Avoid them and How to Treat
Them.
Courler-JournaI.


Courler-JournaI.
The number of deaths from suustroke
which have occurred in this city during the
past week is larger than ever known before.
Sunstro ke must have been of very early
origin, for r ,ynolds in his System of Medi-
cine, save: "Sunstroke has always been re-
gsrded as dangerous disc sse, even by the
ancient writer's. Fatal cases of sunstroke
have been recorded by the sacred writer's,
and referred to by most modern writers who
have written on the subject. 1t is worthy of
note that II was one of the blessed promises
to those who should be partskers of the
be,t life that is to come, that the sun
should not light upon them, nor any heat
affect them. In this book he also recon-
mended looseness and thinness of clothing to
prevent sunstroke.
Much of The liability to sun-stroke and
heat proslralions arises llom The cAriessness
of those overcome, or from ignorance A
perfectly healthy person can, OF course,
withstand oppressive weather where IN
healthy persons would succunb. Those who
are temporarily unwell should be careful not
10 expose themselves to the heat at all.
Healthy persons can in day of such weather
throw themselves out of condition by care
lessness The stomach Is easily dissrranged
in this weather, and too much should not be
eaten or drunk. The best light nutritious
food should be eaten, and an artificial thirst
should not be created by an unnecessary in
diligence In iced drinks. Lemonade Is ex-
cellent beverage, quenching the thirst and
having q good effect on the stomach. A lite
tie lemon Juice sques zsd into glass OF water
takes deel Of danger out of the water. After
eating and drinking moderately and healthily,
care should be taken 10 obtain plenty OF sleep
and full rest of the body. During the intense
~ warm nights of the psst week 1t has been
difficult 10 obtain COED sleep for many. A
sponge bath, taken Just before retiring, fol-
lowed BY another lift does not cool the body
entirely, will have the effect Of soothing
and quieiing the nerves and producing good
s,esp. Members Of the Courier Journal
staff, whose duties keep them occupied at
night, and are therefore compelled 10
sleep during The morning, when the heat is
greater than at night have obtained cool
sleep BY sprinkliDg the sheets of the bed
literally with cool wster and lying upon
them. They have not csught cold, and have
slept The sleep Of the faithful. This is the
national cure Of bested nights In MEXICO. or
course, nobody should sleep in the garments
worn during the day. 1t is better 10 retire
nude than 70 reabsorb the e1balstion Of the
pores. II one sleeps eats ard drinks healthy
and does not work when Esture wars h'm
10 cease, be will be in no danger Of sun
stroke.
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street which have appreciated In like pro.
portion On DRAWER slfeet there Ia scarcely
= peoe Of centrally located real estate
10 DO had. MesnwhlIe building operations
are moro aotiyo than for years, and three
ilno structures, tho stores on Camp and
Magezine streets, have almost been coinple.-
cd. Rumors have also resched US Of CON
templated improvements on Canal street,
which may add several splendid ednces TO
that boulevard Now Ia the time for some
enterprisng capitalist to erect magnificent
hotel on Canal street. Later on it will be
difficult TO fac suitablo location for such
building 1t 10 only q question Of short
time when union p ssenger depot will be
erected at the corner OF Canal and Claiborne
Streets and we may then expert to see that
portion of the great thoroughfare built up
and adorned as il should be.
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A DISAPPOINTMENT
Headquarters of this Internal Reve-
nue District.

1t was generally supposed short time ago,
when this internal revenue district was reof-
eanized, that the headquarters of the district
would be located in Dallas, owing to the
fact that this city Is tEe
most centrally located of any
point in the district, but it was learned yes"
terday that Harrison county, of which Mar
shall is the county seat, had been added to
the district, and that that city would be the
headquarters. Collector Umdenstock will
continue his Office and resi-
dence in Marshall, Notwithstanding
the fact that it is in one corner OF the dis
trict aud not near so easy of access as Dallas.
As will be seen from the following list of
counties comprising the district. Dallas by
all means should have been the headquar-
ters:
Archer, Anderson, Andrews, Armstrong,
Bsyley. Baylor. Borden, Basque, Bowie,
Briscoe, Callahan, Camp, Carson, Castro,
Cass, Cherokee, Childress, Clay, Collin, Coch-
ran. Collngsworth, Comanche, Cott!e, Cros-
by, Coke, DALAI, Delta, Denton
Deaf Smith, Dallam, Dickens,
Donley, E.stland, Ellie, Earth, Fsnnin,
Floyd, Franklin, Fisher, Ere. stone, Gains,
CARA, Grier, Gray, Gregg, Grayson, Hale,
dall, dhrlley, dhTutuabs hohSAoLu, Loo
kill, Hemphill, Hill, Harrison, Hopkins,
Howard, Hood, Hockey, Hutchinson, Hunt,
Henderson. Jack, johnson, Jones, kaufman,
Kent King. Knox, Lamar Lamb
Lipscomb, Limestone, Lynn, Lubbock,
Marion, Martin, Mitchell, Montague, Morris,
Moore, Motley, Nacagdoches, Navarro
MOI. n, Ochiltree, Oldham, Palmer PAlo
Pinto. Pamela. Parker, Potter, Rains Randall,
Red River, Roberts, Rockwell. Rusk, Shelby,
Scarry. Sherman, Shackleford, Smith, Som
ervell, Stephens, Stopewsll, Swisher, Tar
rant, Taylor, Terry, Titus, Throckmorton,
Upshur. Van Z,rdt, Wichita, Wilbarger,
Wise, Wheeler, Wood, Young and Yoakum'
This action of the collector, in placing the
headquarters in the extreme eastern portion
of the district, is generally condemned, not
only in this city but at other points.
While the people of this city
would of course prefer to have
the headquarters in Dallas, they, iu common
with majority of the other citizens, wouli
be willing that Fort Worth, Corsicana,
Mckinney or any other accessible point
should be selected rather than Msrst all,
its location being the least acce ssible OF any
town in the whole area of territory embraced
in the district,
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Vision, Noises In the head, the vital fluid
passing unohserved In the urine, and mans
other diseases thai lead to insanity and death.
The Medical Gen lemen connected with the
institution are graduates of the best College,
of Europe and this country, and have had
agree TO fort, It FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
or case Of this kind the VITAL REST ORA
TIVE (undtr their special advice and treat.
ment) will not cure or for anything impure
or injurious found In IL We treat all Private
Diseases success 'ully without mercury. CON-
SULTATION FREE. Thorough examination
Price OF VITAL RESTORATIVE SO a bottle, or
four times the quantity, $40. Sent to any adj
dress upon receipt Of price, y. o. d d, secure
sired by English Medical Institute, No. 7ls
Olive street, st. Louis, Missouri. Postoffice
box 246O.
Wholesale Agents Williams. Tolliver q
Walker. Dallas, Texas.
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The arrivals during the six months ending
Totals. ........,l 76, 0S5

From January to the present time en-
ployment has been provided through the Ia
Dor bureau At Castle Garden for Tag 5iO I'M
migrants, 1895 being men and boys and
s 965 women and girls. OF the men Gil
were skilled operatives, as were also l44 wo'
men. Among the employed were o6O fam
lilies, comprising 2 800 persons. Among the
German immigrants in June were technolo-
pists, civil eng neers, mechanical engineers
mschinists and carpenters. Many Swedes
also are skilled workmep; but the
Irish are mostly common laoorers'
A laborer who comes to this
country readily obtains So day in the west.
Agents are now here from Colorado to Oh
tain five hundred farm laborers, wi h prom
ise of , enty of work and good wages. The
demand for farm and other lsborers is greater
than ever before, farm owners feeling that as
they obtain better prices for their produce,
and are otherwise prosI erous, they can a..
ford to employ more labor.
Fully so Der cent of the German i'm
migrants will eettle west of the Mississippi
river Great efforts are being made by Jay
Gould and Others interested in the Tex 8
railways to encourage immigration to Texas.
Circulars have been issued to ocean steam.
ship lines and booking agents, both here and
in Europe, authorizing the selling OF tickets
to Immigrants desiring to settle in Texas,
from New York to any point in Texas at
the uniform rate of $35, with ten per
cent. commission to the agents
There IS marked change in the destins-
ton of Irish immigrants, rs greater per
centage is settling in Missouri and Arkansas
than formerly. A large number of Italians
are going to Ohio, and special efforts are be-
ing made to attract them to Florida by cap-
tsiists who have purchased large tracts of
land in that state. The Scandinavians are
going to the northwest, but not SO far as in
former years, a majority of them settling in
Nebraska and Minnesota.
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the Murder of His Lady LOve-New
Madrid DesperadOes to be Hanged
Refriger ating Cars--Big Fire, Etc.
= eclal to the Herald.
st. Louis, July 13.-Unless something
unforeseen occurs there will be an execution
in st. Louis on Friday. The case of Charles
f. Kring, who murdered Dora Broemer six
years ago, was before the court of appeals
to day. The corrt refused to grant q stay
of execution. His only chance is now from
executive clemency, which nobody thinks
will be exercised. His crime was diabol
icsl. cold blooded one. The woman,
comely German matron. was the
wife OF KriDg's former partner,
in business Kring fell in love with her and
prosecuted her with his attentions One
d 4y he called for her to take ride with him.
She consented to ride with him, and was
When when, alarmed at bis mann ~ :,
she drew back and said she had changed
her mind; whereupon he drew a pistol and
shot her dead He has had innumerable
trials, one resulting in verdict of twenty
tive years imprisonment. From this he
took an appeal, and is now in the shadow of
the galows, and nothing but the governor or
miracle can save him.
: Preparations are making in southeast Mis-
souri, for grand time on Friday next. The
people of Scott, Wayne, Stoddard and Mis-,
sissippi counties are turning out
en- mssse to witness tina execution of
the New Madrid desperadoes, Myers
and Brown. There will be the largest
crowd on the occasion that ever gathered to
witness an execution in Missouri. Execu-
tive clemency would do no good in this case,
as no officer on earth could retain them in
their cells when the day of their execution
has arrived. These men have committed
many crimes and brought that section OF
The state into very bad repute and the
people are determined that they shall get
their dues.
The American Refrigerator Transit coma
pany, which is to operate about 500 refrig
orator cars. on the Gould roads from the south
vast to this and other points. will be pre-
pared to commence business in few days
The first through joint perishable freight
tariff was issued to- day, via the Missouri Pa
eff, and Iron Mountain railways, between
ST Louis and principal points in Texas. This
new move on the part of the Gould system
will prove of great benefit to the state OF
Texas. enabling shippers to forward perish,
ables to the market promptly and without
fear of loss. 1t will also give st Louis great
or prominence rs market for the southwest
ern products.
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Mail Robbers i'm Virginia.

Dsnvile, Va, July ia second attempt
was made to waylay the mail service, from
Franklin courthouse to Dsnville, by high.
waymen. en- Monday. A pistol~shot, fired
by the latter, struck the mail carrier In the
hand, decorating it badly and disabling him,
but be- put his horse 10 full speed and es'
capped with the mail, which he safely d, liv
er d. The postoffice department has offered
two Thousand dollars reward for the appre-
hension of the highwaymen.
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Factory Facts.

factory work, gives the operatives psllid
faces, poor appetite, languid, mise rable feel
ings, poor blood, inactive | yer. kidneys and
urinary troubles, aud all the physicians ard
medicine in the world cannot help them
unless they get out doors or use Hop Bitters,
made of the purest and best remedies, and
especially for such cases, having abundance
of health, sunshine and rosy cheeks in them.
None need suffer if they will use them freely
they cost but trile. See another
nnlnmn.
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Paw Cash For Railroad stock.

Louisville, KY, July 1.-THE Louisville
& Nashville railroad company valves the
privilege of giving four month notes for
Louisville, Cincinnati & Lexing ton railroad
and is now paving cash for all stock presen.
ted. The total amount paid up 10 the present
time is 50 075, 7l6,4S. The stock amounts
to s.. 500 900.
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Dominion CrOps.

Toronto, July lS.-The Globe to-day
publishes a comparative report from all
parts of the dominion, which it sums up as
follows: The general result obtained from re-
ports indicates thstthe harvest as whole will
not equal the splendid crops of 1871 and
1878, 1879 and 1880, but will be superior to
that of 1876.
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.rabsuapx,d for Arssn.

Charleston, s. O., July l4.-Willism Dod-
son, Pleasant Adams, Richard Bates and 5.
@ Benton, four colord men, convicted at
Grsenville, Tuesday of burning the Academy
of Music q, that place, December 6Ih, 1879
we're sentenced yesterday 10 be hanged on
september ogh.
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II oldest president Nv no time OF his
death was John Adams, ana the youngest
James X. Po.k. Next to h m was Abra-
ham Lincoln, who W.. a's ssinated. The
average age of the seva "a presidents on
their deaths was 72s years, and of the six.
teen who died from natural causes, 735
v ars. Gen. Grant is now SO years old, ex-
President Hayes is So and President Garfield
is so, If the president dies he will be the
youp gest chief magistrate at the time OF
death,
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Little Rock, July 13.-Hsnry Smith, col
ored, who prOfssssd 70 have rsvisbed and
murdered Msstis Webb. an orphsn, fourteen
ve-rs old, was taken from jail 1t Des Arc b.
: mob and hanged till dead. His body was
then thrown istO the river.
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Pr..taenfInI p,.th..

A frsctioa NOR. than oDs-third Of All The
pre.i5eos Of The United States (pot count
ing fhs t-o sr-prssi3snis nos living nor
President esrhsld) have died in tbs month
Of July. Those Who mt thsir fate IN thk
mouth we're Jsssrson and Aasus (July 4
ls2sl Monroe gulT 4 1871 Wan
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Tennessee Funding Bill.

Nashville, Tenn, July lS.-Chsncellor
Merritt has Just dismissed the Kentucky
action against the state funding board for
the want of equity on lie face. An appeal
will be taken 70 the supreme court, where
the bill goes for 1nal decision.
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l,uno (July "a 1891, Tylc' Jey
1871, Fo1f characterization, Jackson,
polk and ljuchanan died In June. Ia those
Two fnonlhs, therefore, exactly half Of all tho
presidents tho republic has had Departed this
lie. The following lie. may DO OF Interest 10
,I,ia MN orlinns
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Passenger Rats.

Chicago, July l4-RsilrOsd passenger
rs.es continue 10 be dsmorilizsd. bat there
il no settled var 20 yet The fsre 70 Rev
York 10 about SIS; reEulsr fare so.
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or.rre Denomination asd RIot.

London, July 10 Orange csmOnsirstions
soos plsoe Of vsrious places in Ireland, yes
ssr8sy. RiOts took place 81 some Of HEN,
in vsich several men and women we're
wounded
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Tobacco FACTORY Burned

Petersburg. We, July lS.-WHlism Z
Roulh's tobscco factory and cooper shops
connected Herewith were destroyed By fire
Last night Los S34 500; insurance S2S,-
E00
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Intense Heat.

Washington. d. O.. July 1S.-lntenss heat
sreported from many points in the west.
At Cincinnsti there were twenty-seven deaths
from sunstroke yesterday.
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statistics 81 ine U.i Fseedenied ficcd
Of New Ci,iss". are neee'''"s'

Of Nov UftIk""s 70 "F" H"''''"F
Cinclnpf Gsz'1te'
Although there hs/been a decrease In I'M
migration In the last ten days of fully 80 per
cent, "a compared with The first ten days OF
June. the total arrival. for the month were
CT 648 An Increase over June, 1880, of ~,
ol6. The total arrivals since January ! have
been 248 925, as compared with III.
3i3 in the same period last year, The
record Of tue nationalities represented by the
arrivals up to June 30 ia rs follows. Ger
many "a i42; Ireland I'll; England 8 $50;
Austria 800; Norway 2 1906; Sweden 7 200;
Scotland Q O67; Switzerland 1.4l5; Italy
1889; Denmark 1859; Holland 1876; Poland
62l, Russia GOA; 3 hemia BIB; France $50;
Hungary sos; Belgium 1885; Wales 81; Spain
20; other countries, 90.
The arrivals during the six months ending
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The Great English Remedy.

Ia q never-falling Cure
for Nervous debility,
exhausted lity,
$ emIL al Weakness,
Spein atrDh0eb, LOST
n AMI GOD, Ia poem
~, Itjllyflt, and all
the terrible sfl'ecte OF
Self Abuse, youthful
~ lies and excssses OF
nnturer years-such as
.Oes of Memory, Las
itude, No o turns,
AverBioD Of
5DcieIY. DImnpe9 or
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ST. LOUIS.

Kring TO Hang on Friday Next, for
the Murder of His Lady LOve-New
Madrid DesperadOes to be Hanged
Refrigerating Cars--Big Fire, Etc.
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nr. Woods F"ayorite

Is warrant ted to eradicate Syphilis in any of its
compl Gated stages in ,e-s time Than any other
remedy known and for less money, too.
Prico S. per package.
private diseases, no matter how serious er
long s,anding, In less time and furnish Medi-
cine for less money than any other pnysician
or druggist in at Louis.
Every case guaranteed.
Call or write; s ate case. DIR. WOOD,
2l3 N. Seventh ST., St. Louis, Mo.
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of All.

Dr. wOu&S' Injectionis is warranted to
cure Gonorhoea OF male or female. Price 81,
with directions, to any address. A guarantee
with each package.
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London, July l4-Tbs sp.eis decrease !
All, 900.
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lmaiDI.u1Wa.t. 80 ..e ~ eioth
md gdi binding, n cents .nme In paper
hood, 10 cents, Pamphlet. 4 oents--soonrelY
sealed, by inntl send money on portage
stamps Dh WHITTIER, tbe great specialist,
~ ~ Uhprlna street. ~. IOuiS. Mo
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Special Locals.

Take your wool to Polk & Yopp if
you want good prices for it. Either
washed or unwashed.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures Tor
piiity Of the Liver.
We have a large and complete
stock Of gents and boys spring cloth
ing for sale. at extremely low prices
Harkins & Durrett.
We have a very large and we'll
selected stock of mems, ladies' and
children's shoes and slippers, of ali
kinds and prices, which we offer for
sale at royk- bottom prices.
Harkins & Durret.
Hutton & Bliss handmade French
calf shoes for gents, newest styles, at
Harkins & Durrett's.
We sell T. Miles Bros. custom
made shoes for ladies and misses wear
HARKISs & DURRErT.
We have for sale three top buggies
and spring wagon, very cheap.
Harkins & Durrett.
a large stock of spring dress goods,
for sale at prices to suit all.
Harkins & Durrett.
Gents furnishing goods, all kinds
and prices,
Harkins & Durrett.
a large and complete stock Of Ia
dies, misses and ehildren's trimmed
hats, the latest fashions.
Harkins IL Durrett.