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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-12
without a ligsl in as4uel-soiA TEA "
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The soda Business 81 this city.
TO The public Having severed my con-
neetiOn With the HaA4 hHriness 81 This city,
3 rev faols reiatluf . tue sale Of The Can
icruia Soda Works mas not be ont Of place
While my relations Hitb Mr. Celestin for ave
months, az until he said "a Stoil Bros, were
~ the mrss friendly character, | would
have oar old customers understand She firm
" otpl BroH., who promised to give me
Charge Of ny OLD route aud line Of custom
ers, theY haya not fulfilled their promise 10
1r Cnlealin al nyseH bul on The fiiInsg pre-
text tD4t had made competition 30 lively.
their mon would all quit Il my services were
retained. Now then would have my Gus
ifmtra know that It vii be but short fiine
before VIII be able 20 supply theta and 70
Hove them from the present oppressive mon
opoiy 10 tie trade 80 far as the supply 81
soda Is s0arerned. I take pleasure Va Al.
nDuneine 60 tHem that | am now taking
steps f1f iftHnsur ting new soda works. that
VIII give our former eustomers as good
goods as were ever offered ia this city, and
On terms that VIII Be on The live and let live
plan. Ia due time the public VIII know the
reasons - Af. Gelektin sale " the soda
bueiuess % st0U Bros. which WIS made con
trary % promise maie 10 dealers. His reas-
uns were bot hnaneial embarrassment rs the
pnblie are led 70 suppose.
1DsriNE TOURNOuX.
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The latest opicurean deeoction, Gail and
sample at J. Bager Z Co. Wholesale and
retail eaiers in Foreign and nOmedic
liqours 20 North Main street
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Has received a lot Of now shoes. and invites
luspeotiaa 81 The same. At IT South Main, oi-
posile opera House 4cu5 lu
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lewis, speesnis.
Ladies' Kid button boots, $50.
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DICKINSON 4 FAIRCHILD.
"a NORTH SPRING ST.


57e sores atstelsss fruit, vine or laimlus
lAna miles flam city limits. 81 fenced
aud cross feueet With fibhiirfool fencing
10 aetes improved sith fine(ard ol nhalce
Varieties yeEfs old. hese vines are WaN
cared for and N tplendid cJhdiliou Tie
balance q traet Is anmrrsfed. This prop.
erty viii Be sold a q Whrle 80 Nefy rcas1D-
able rates q vii Dc sold ID Subdivision OF
100 acres This property oiers FIAT class %
ppftualiy Tor aiiY patty Or parties whd may
neslte % invest - a safe aud profitable way
- ireit raising OF general inrmins
gl< acres good land on Washington street.
improved with trees aid vines In bearing:
house q three rooms, barn good well o. wa
ter snd new pump and windmill nll good
land near the city and cheap; 1900.
go acres, an first class valley land. N San
Gabriel valley $50 acres 40 choice varieties
% vines; all IN hearing 20 acres Ia assorted
orchard Ia bearing, consisting Of orange.
lemon, apple, pesr, peach, apricot, prunes.
figs, etei house, barn, corral ard hll i'm
movements. Particulars at our once
% acres very highly improved near santa
Ana; Iso0 choice orange trees la full bearing;
900 French prunes, young slsn nice orchard
81 assorted family fruits; irstclass water
right and abundance Of water; fine honse 81
10 rooms With all modern improvements,
bath. etc. good barn, stable and out build.
lngsi 1900 worth Of furniture In the house.
THIS is one Of the best homes IN southern
California aud i oflered fdr sale on very
reasonable terms. s25 coo
A Rare Bafgein--Wifhin six miles Ok
Cont House, 100 acres In alfalfa and Ia the
best condition, with two good flowing arie.
sian wells; with ane fw0-sfofy house Of s
rooms hard flushed good dairy house:
good barn and sheds. in which there Is now
stored and goes wish the place Lao tons Of
haied hay, The PLACE cuts ten tons Of hay
per acre. on the average. each year. Three
young horses Que cow one farn wagon. one
81, 800 noVS
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Scrap books, photograph albums, Christ
mas cards and ehildrens books, Ia endless
variety at St0ll 4 Ihdyofe
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-12

You can buy Eve glllog can OF turpeu-
tine fof s. . or enc gallon for soc at Newton
Chaplin q Cos. 207 North Los Angeles st.
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nefs manu- aataned
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Read the Advertisement.
o. The zoo lqss Ia the ohilds tract They are
located in the garden spot ~ Los Angeles,
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-12

Buy our Misses kid button shoes The,
are he best and cost hui little,
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M,na koerY.
The Rsmo8lsd FORTUNE TELLER.

Can be safely consulted 90 all subjects
love and marriage, locati1g mines and bus
ncss generally. call Gt us Conmercial
'treet. room p Hours from 70 qP H.
unyi9 In
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-12

Concern soaisoi Ny The Beriia Lazy Or
..ha.-..
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OF the 900 lets IN the Chil0s tract They are
l9e8ied m Ihe gaIden SPOT o. Las Angalas.
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vari.'an pnri.tma. '.es ELITES

mnrf 1ra licspse Wsa yesterday afaHtod
t9 Jose b .H4rf aHi Mlrs1un A4afs1a
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.,, g giii buy par Of pesoio-so't button
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-12

a. a.I-..1 sool. y NsIlaa.II... -
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Bargains 10 ladies claaks. niaefs, circn
lara sna Jerseys Gal - once. nj - = Coni
toy = corner spring and Second strecta, New
lioiieuheok sioek. NOV 20 g
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-12

OF the 2a0 lots IN the Chiids tract. They are
located Ia the garden spot Of Los Angeles,
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,, Gent ane embroidered slippers from 7'e
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a Asneh hester Vn'ra Mr. wilbur a B. San
W. 42upihsi fhSna buena entura
! Dane, Vier-
] e u.D9Hneu Texas + D Hoiladery vf
y ituHa atkefi ! Pomona
keBan, 5ierfa Made p Nun Santa Ana
hymn S karugrdo b u Gibson. snrrussh
q arnold. no Ncru w. AIrwin.N "
{ taftp. " lamp & W, Wis
y Fieeafl s 3 u Miss watson.
Miss 4 funk, M. qfrret Ivaih
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pou'i forget that the cheapest place 70 buy
books Is al sioil & fhayer's
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OF the 2O0lois IN the Chiids tract They are
located IN the garden spo, Of Los Angeles.
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I|Iia|-IIi|I1IIllalIIlI
wAHTED.

By young Married man, who Is Arst-
class donbie-entr{ book keeper aud sales
man, n position as book keeper, salesman or
shipping clerk. F3Fsf-elasa references fir-
alshed Address A. B. G.. uERALb oiiice.
deciI 4
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ITTNTF d THH L0UH0TT
Los Angeles, December i2th. 1874
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E4eevisf Specials.
d FIaueh III halls Tor So.
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Imported Plush.
Leather goods at Mcpnnen's, Rose Block
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Aewis specials.
Ladies cloth boots. 81
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7 hereby certify thai the foregoing ordi.
anee was adopted hY The Council 81 the
city % los Angeles at is meeting OF Deccm-
Der 3D. iss4
". W. ROBINSON,
CLERK Of Che Council of the City Of Los An
gelea,
Approved this nth day Of December, 1854
iii g T. TH0M Mayor.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-12
ZOE SALE.

Twcsiory residence, No. sos South Fort,
corner OF kinth street. With 10 rooms and
bath room With .Bot aud cold water Lot
100 by l59 feet corner with alley 10 rear:
hue lawn variety Of aovers. Also yard set
with bearing orange, lemon. apple, apricot
and peach trees Also barn, carriage sud
other outhouses. improvements allnew and
fifstclasa Call at once at Ma. l72 figueroa
street and get ono Of the most desirable
homes Ia the city, aud ut bargain. de121w
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-12
PNEUMATIC CABINET,

Breathing air under pressure This treat
meut enables the sufferer to breathe easily
without exertion. aud forces the lungs e. ex-
peud naturally The cir penetrates the re
hottest portions Of the lungs, and the oxygen
acts directly on the germs Ct disease
Cail al Office or send for circular
Room Il, Nadeau Block.
deei2u
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1e4 shooting at 70 cts per yard
o. shesllas AZ y cts, per yard.
~ sheetins at "a eis. per yard
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-12

W acres good land on Washington street.
improved with trees aid vines In bearing
house Of three rooms, barn, good well q VIA
ter snd new pump and windmill nll good
land, near the city and cheap, 1900
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M0TEL ANRIYALs YNsrERnAY.

faople IS Birubaum rtal
lhiuger y5 J btnger.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-12

Strong Va squIes q al.
IA re a. Z. hristal aud BuuneU TO BE-
leased from bond
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-09-18
J Smaller Pension Fees !

Washington, Special Telegr gram Acting ses-l
Rotary Joslyn rendered 8 decision which will
be of interest to pension agents and pension
iattorneys alike It IS specially in the interest:
Of pension attorneys and deprivea the psnsion
agent Of q small Zee lie formerly received, and
which in the course OF many years, amounts to
5aconside rab1e sum. The case came up from
the pension Office ION am appeal To Milb B,
Stephens, q pension attorney If Cleveland,
Ohio. The: omn1issinor Of pensions had de-
;cided that under the new law United States
pension agents may deduct thirty cents from the
amounts OF attorneys fees, as compensation for
services IN forwarding the same in each
pension claim allowed and represented BY 3;
pension attorney at the. time Of allowance.
This was the law embraced in section 4769 Of
the revised statntes, which however, was re-
.pealed by, the act Of July 1877, fixing the COM
lpensation OF pension agents. It appears that
the commission Of pensions was under the
impression that the law passed last session
virtually destroyed the old law and he ruled
ess ahasaS#5 Glls sSs ths
s1isag greed with him and ruled that while tie
ofJqly I, 1S884, materially changed that 81
1873, IL failed to- shact the old law AUTHORIZING
this n his letter to the commissioner Of PEN
sions he gives 8 complete history Of the pension
glRW6 M s;
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-09-18


Some fifteen Or twenty citizens Of Minneapo-
lis, to show their appreciation Of the benefits
conferred upon that city by Hon JamesJ Hill,
president OF the Manitoba railroad, in the sub
:staptial improvements he has made there and
the large amount of money he has spent
in then, presented him with an. unique
Hon. VIM D. Washburn, who made the
presentation speech, to which Mr. Hill re-
sepondsd The plate is composed Of solid sill
yer set on q framework Of oak, covered with
red plush, and 30 arranged that it can be
the plate The laftergis oval in shape, about
s21169x2 feet In size, with finely engraved view
Of the great Manitoba yiaduct and the river in
the center, fanked on either side by the mills
upon the banks, the Washburn A and the
centerpiece is handsomely FURNISHED, and al
though composed of the same material as the
carved silver designs bordering it, the appear
ance is altogether different This center
piece is set IN frame Of carved
ay yse 81 /, b eauIs dss views
finely executed medallion likeness Of the re-
3cipient IN the upper portion! On either side Of
the medallion are views of his herds and farms
and lower down the frame are scenes which
will afford q pleasant glimpse Of his early his
tory. Among the more striking Of these views
~ ~ ~, oh 70 . Picture VI mi:5 nL1IeCelVlnB Inc
first load Of wheat brought down the river to
St Paul; setting the broken shoulder Of an
employe across cartwheel, acting in the cap
acity Of surgeon and Samaritan; bunting buf-
falo on the plains; camping out with wolf dogs
/ sitting around as his sole companions; views
on plains, steamers, etc-the spaces between
the views being filed with heads Of wild an
lmAls and horns of the deer arranged with er-
quisite taste. The plate, though massive, is ex-
ceedingly rich in appearance, and the carving
Is Of perfect workmanship in even the minutest
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-09-18

II sis officially announced thst during the
twenty -four hours ending the 9th there were:
III fresh cases Of cholera in Naples and $50
deaths: Since the beginning Of the cholera8
ontb:elk in Naples there have been Il 100 III.
interments lin the cholera section of the ceme-f
tery. The official cholera bulletin gives for,
Italy the past twenty -four hours, fresh cases.
70; deaths sixty. Adyices from the Pyrenees,
report seven deaths from cholera, All
vessels !, from Spanish, French and Ita.4i
ted from entering Tie bort IT ii Malta
In the Last twenty four hours, ending y ct
pm, there have been 937 fresh cases sof
cholera and 385 deaths. All the ministers
earnestly urged king Hnmbert to leave the
city, but the king refused He will visit the
Populous quarters Of the city While visiting
the sick to-day the king met an archbishopi
who was upon the same errand Of mercy. The
meeting Of the king and prelate was very IN
terestng and touching The minister Of the
interior day received . visit from the relief
committee and suggested to its members Yari-s
GUS effectual plans for the relief of the sick in
the poorer quarters Of the town. numberof
butchers struck work, and il. lis feared the
meat supply Of Naples will be stopped
Army contractors at Genoa have underfak ton
to furnish an ample supply. The panic has
extended to the prisons, Criminals confined
in Jail combined to effect their escape The,
military was called upon and the outbreak
suppressed a number of experienced attend
to Naples The minister Of war sent anumberi
OF students from the medical school to assist
the physicians Of Naples Signor Mogliani
handed over to the relief fund the sum collect
ed and presented him as national Gift in rec1
ognition of his public services. II S3 s
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-09-18
uhina, Keeps itfUp..


The Pail Mall Gazette says the Chinese gov
eminent has made all declaration Of war IN the;
form of!a manifesto from the emperor he
declares that he regards; the French action as
constituting o state Of wal, and calls upon his
subjects to aid in repalling the foe. The Chinese
have closed the mouth Of the Canton river to
.steamers. The glish gunboat Zephyr was
fired upon yesterday from the Kinpoi fort
and officers and sailors wounded The
Zephyr was mistak ken for ID French vessel Of
similar appearanc nee. The British admiral de-
:manded an xplanah ton The Chinese are
.profonndly distressed By their mistake, and
have made a! satisfactory explanation to the
British admiral he Chinese report the dam
age done the forts and arsenal on the Min
river by Admiral Coqrbet trifing. The ma
sonry has been fullyy restored. The French
landed and destroyed only three guns at the
'Mingon forts and did not land az III &c Kinpoi.
The arsenal was not damaged, and no war
material or stores were "a destroyed Work ut
the arsenal isproce eding as usual The navy,
loss was serions, but after AL only two fight
ing vessels; were sunk ne tss Is "a
.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-09-18
1 ulonfssason 81 aSS1ronster.

Oliver Bstemsn in his confession as Is the
Killing q the young Mol ghlinl girls 81 Sd.
vannah, Mo-, saws he was al home when tba
girls went there He saw thsfa 20 irito ia
woods to- pick hazel nut and Followed
them within fteen minntes They wera
near the edge OF d cornfield when y ia
came up with them II While II kingf WITH;
them he saWs Henry Knappenbeye pass. He
then induced tho chi dranl to 20 farthAr infn
the cornfield and while the eldest was Nh KING:
In front of him he shot her with i went troo!
calibre ball and when she turned aruuIid ami
her with O. thirty two cal bre killing her n:
3Htantly. la smaller girl tarted tai nm M
he followed her and eaugh her. II She 5bapped.
30 hard for him to let her 70 thatha ca,i1t, mar
doing so, but knowing she would fall Ia M
lowed and caught her again. threw her finwns
and cut her throat il was fifteen ar tWan.
It'll minutes after Knappanbe passed sbafora
be shot the eldor girl Aftas illing tIe Tnrng-,
ct girl Ia went back til hjs fifst Il fin /.
outraged her and " mnt Hated fsuar = ,,sy2s
son to create the impression thSf it Was fha
deed of d crazy man. He relates tbaf fha eliIcSs
girl Baid nothing after he shot her aI,ft fhaf hs
held his hand over the mon hof tho vnAInpes
Que 10 prevent her eries from being heSrd, X III
says after those horrible cccurreiscea Ia went
10 the creek washed himself, threw tho knife
IN the creek and went homo. 4; Nho1ss ia fafhar
at the girls came To his house iiiai,irinT for
sthsln BE- EAnted "a go help search fqrs item,
but his xelatiY would mt IN him "a ibe,n,
thought he W6a mr. Hatefnnn t1sclarssa ia WIS
induced to cDnfess owing to tho cfrcnSrstanfiaiS
issslfer In which Knap penb eyer had accnsed
him OF the crime. - II
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-09-18
E5Eglhoo,t:dng * Rsnry..'

Julius Frederic who was sergeant IN
the Greedy Polar exp dition Ii u Minneapolis.
be denies that there wsre Two factions in the
Grssly party, ana says the men tof the e1pedi-
lion zero united and ha rnonious There may
have been csnnib slisra but 81 this he has no
personal knowledge He gives the following
account d, the shooting of Henry: Henry had
been warned several times about stealing food,
but he repeated the 61anse, and finally Greedy
were loaded, two OF them with ball and one
with . blank cartridge Fredericks, Long and
Brainerd were detailed to carry the orders into
effect They. took, the guns and found Henry
The three men approached within twenty
yards and the ranking man called out, Glen.
lry, Ws FaTe now comp lled tocarry out our or
ders The men fred and Henry dropped
dead FTedericks says his experience has hot
satsfed: him, and he intends to visit the ARCTIC
regions again as soon as possible.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-09-18
rhs British. Grain I trade !.

London, Sept o-day ID, So5 bales Of
New Zealand and Port Phillip wool were sold
There SWas;a good demand, and prices vera
firm There were frosts during the nighta
which were cold. & Rains would greatly benefit
Nthe stand In English wheat values lost their
dening tendency, and crops proving Of iun-5
usual weight makes present value unequal
sIhe sales Of English wheat the past week were
~ 574 quarters at 34s 3D. per quarter, against
148 quarters at 41s Sd per quarter the cor
responding week last year. q The market
for The foreign wheat g trade s lost its
1steadiness, and values were somewhat
nominal and in ibuyers' favor. Heavy.
shipments from the II United States
show Americans to be free sellers at current
rates. h The imports Of flour double those fol-
the same period last year. Off-coast trade is in
buyers, favor. During the week 10 cargoes ar
rived, 5.were sold 8 withdrawn, 10 remained,
and IS are due. foreign -four Ii dull and weak
in the country. Maize quiet Round corn
fayors buyers. Barley quiet Oats dull Re-,
cent advances mostly. lost PeaAwere Is pei
quarter cheaper. Beams quiet Enseedi firm
and dearer. During August British imports in.
creased compared with that of the same month
last year e, GOV, 600, Exports, compared with
August 1889, decreased II 800, 600 rs
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-09-18

More Danage by the Dakota Cyclone. st
81; The Alexandria Herald gives the following
sdescriptio ion Of damaged by the cyclone ID Han
son count Oak: The damage ii this county
seems to have commenced at Red Stone post
office: ]. 3. Nolt's house, barn, Il stacks and
tools, were mingled in ones vast wreck and
swept onward Pieces Of the building, bed
ding, clothing, and mail from the postofice
fgpaS ssswn along three miles IN the
were away from home His wife and family,
sone being q babe iinS arms, barely got into
the cellar when the house was taken,E and.
they looked up shelterless at q clear sky
Thankful none of them had been killed.
Mrs. q. Wlhelm's house was taken
up into midair whirled twenty rods northwest
where it seems to have struck on it's roof, and
iplowed into the earth until only splinters, Bits
Of clothing, scattered and broken utensils,
showed Which way the storm Tent Walter
J Peck was moving; saw the storm coming and;
from him and ran. He lay down and held on!
some grass srootasS Parts; Of HAY and grain
stacks sailed over him. Household goods and
Tying hmbers raced past Great chunks sofs
tces fell AL around him 81 The hay rake rolled
rapidly along The mower was taken fifteen,
pieces IN minute it was over and MI,
Peck arose: from the ground unhurt / and
found the only thing he had damaged was the
mower Nelson Yam Tassal, s stacks were,
blown down. Tho tornado started for Charles
j.. Wards, took the tops ssoff some stacks.s
started toward =. ". Peck i, then toward w
Knapp visiting mp corn stalks, baekset-
ting breaking tearing up flax and piling sod
IN mounds three feet nigh IN some places
the sod was cleaned s0h breaking as srnoatis IA
house floor When it got hin twenty rods
of Knapp she moved into the cellar an n rniss
TCrnling agaiIi II went bsok to Wards moved
his house, which fronted the south. cIear
from the foundAtion and set &c down front
ing sthe east Every thing about 4 Il was
twisted out Qf shape: 4 Ward,s granary.s con-
tainng 800 bushels Of grain, was. twisted 81
the f0undatiog one side Of The ROOT taken and
part OF the sMngtes from the other side i COW;
Was! killed and other damage done The
.neighbors came right to the rescue With teams
md noney, and ere ahis, his damage has been
All repaired, Willard Wood worth had about
one hunered bushels Of oats standing In shock
This went up and never came down. When
the tornado crossed Long Lake the VS.
ter fairly boiled, and In less than !. half II
minute enormous hail stones fell The largest
we heard Of measured sayenS inches the long,
way. Hall fell i oil along the route X Tho
storm only took 3 swath about five rods wide, |
and u, GO IS q larg estimate for the damage
done ID this county e5s