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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-05

A GREAT CYCLONE.

ADEN, June A cyclone here yes
terday was disastrous in its conss b.
qnences. The damage done is esti .
mated at Coo, 900.
The latest reports of the damage done
by the cyclone show 1t to have been the
most disastrous which ever visited this
region-at least since the British ocon.
patton in 1889. The wind DESTROYED
nearly every bungalow, or cottage. i'm
Aeon. The iron roof on the government
shed on the jetty was blown away.
Much damage was done to the shipping
AZ anchor in the port. Many bsrges were
sunk aud number OF steam iaunchss
and men-of-war boats were driyen
ashore. The men-of-war Turquoise and
Reindeer were driven by the force of
the wind 80 hard that both broke their
moorings and narrowly escaped being
wrecked. Steamers which have arrived
since the subsidence OF the cyclone
nearly all report loss of boats and other
equipments. The eastern telegraph
lines are all broken.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-05

Judges by Lord Mayor Howlev. at the
MMansion nj house, last night. The other
AAInlerlcans present weresConsul- General
M9ller, Secretary of Legation White,
anu MIR. Glllig, The lord mayor. in
proposing toast "to the United States ),
SAID that he hoped soon To have the
honor 81 entertaining OK President
Mr.. Phelps, in responding TO the toass.
said that he had no such claims 10 the
hospltalities OF Englishmen as his pre-
ueeessor, Mr.. Lowell, had established.
anu anu therefore, the tlattering reception
SnaV na9 peen accorded to him
was al the more gratifying. He ns-
cribed the warmth of this welcoma 10
the nature and abiding love between
Englishmen and Americans, which was
lostered ana constantly broadened and
ueepened by their great international
Intercourse. lie assured his hearers of
the pleasure with which Americans re-
celved the settlement of the questions AT
Issue between England and Russia. and
eulogized the British Judiciary, whose
decisions were received in America.
Mr. Phelps was greeted with a most
cordial welcome.
Inc corporation of London will pre-
sent ex-President Arthur an address
eaV boiu cdsket upon his expected
VISIT 10 London, and the lord mayor will
give him a banquet. "
The lord mayor, in propoa aing the
health OF Mr.. Phelps, said he gave To
him most cordial greeting, not only on
behalt OF the citizeus of London, but of
the whole people OF England. The lord
mayor then, in words of warm praise.
spoke OF Mr.. Lowell, and closed a grace,
iul tribute to Mr.. Lowell by chsracteriz-
ing MN as one whom all honoreJ.
Mr. Phelps was much applauded
during the delivery of his responso Ia
the toast to his health.
AMERICANS GRATIFIEp,
Americans here express themselves
well pleased with the warmth OF the re-
eeeption accorded Minister Phelps nj the
banquet given last night py the lord
mayor OF London to the judges.
LoND DON WOOL SALES,
me wool sales were resumed TODAY.
The total available stock is 380, 900 baIes
OF Australian and $4,000 bales OF Cane
sydney. Crdss-Droeds were x pennv
higher; Good Austrai .n merinos were
urn, The sales amounted 70 9,273 bales.
chiefly Sydney.
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Ahe nnlznrd snrrnndnra.

LANCASTER, Pa, June i,-Abe Buz.
zard, the noted outlaw, walked into the
Lancaster county prison about mid
night and surrendered himself to the
authorities. He was accompanied by
his brothers, Mart and John. Before
giving himself IN he eXacted a prom-
lse from his brothers and Prison keeper
Burkholder that they would not claim
the reward Of 900 offered for his cap
ture.
Buzzard surrendered at the instiga-
tion of prominent citizens OF the eastern
end of the county, who will use their
efforts to secure Communication of nine
years OF the sentence which, IL is gen
erall agreed, he unjustly received.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-05

Great storm MT a,ch,.o.

Great storm at Atchison, Kapsaa.
ATcHIsoN, June A terrific storm . ,
WIND and rain swept over the city YES
'erday, destroying public and private
property to the extent of 100000. All
tho creeks oYerilowod their hanks
anu culverts, bridges and crossings
we're swept away or serious7v
uainsged. Cellars were flooded. mills
stopped aud business greatly impaired
me mayor and the city engineer. after
careful examination OF public nron.
erty, say the damage will reach SO an
on the city works alone, while almost
ov9ry business man complains of more
or less damage by water. The rain
came down In a perfect deiuge and the
Saunaer and lightning were worse than
ever before known in this vicinity.
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A ARemarksbls Murder Tr,., -

~ RICHMOND, Juns 4.-Tbe tr,a, >.
Ihomas }. Cluverious for the mrdro. nd ~
Madisosn cousin, Fanny Lillian
Llre month and bsrs an en-
iought out on both sides bv X oeen
iSgsl Talent proourable, was mv an ape 81
inss ih,shs with a verdict of guilty nj fuvu moo ,o-
tn ~ tne nrst degree. The eess huruer hna
sraueed srou extraordinary attention AZ
p,e; ana y they moved. In the best tung ans,p ,peo-
ant ant misp nf p.aL;on madison was lineal descany,,
oecurrod @ VI dIiresldent i,t % Madison. Her dSath
found IN IN March a,a last, and her body % wa
being drawn Off In the sesrch 'ne water
stsntial evidence. 'oy on eircum-
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FranCe.
THE PARIS PRESS ON LoNDoN's ALDER
MEN.
PARIS, June The press of the citv
make violent attacks upon the alder
men of London for refusing a vots of
coincidence upon The death OF Victor
Hugo. NJ Rpcheiort calls the aldermen
oand o. "iAnurant, jealous turtle soup
eAtsrs.n
IMPEACHMENT ABANDONED.
Vhe Chamber of Deputies to-day re.
tGmed discussion of the report OF The
committee on the initiation OF advising
the rejection Of the motion 10 impeaob
the entire Ferry ministry.
M. Brisson, prime minister, speak
ing Tor the present government, urged
the house TO accept the report of
the committee. To reject tho
report now on the eve OF a GENERAL
election would be useless proceeding.
such action will but reopen discussion.
which can only result In dividing tha
republican party. The remarks OF M.
Brisson were received with applause.
and the motion to impeach the Ferry
ministry was rejected by vote OF 322 To
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A German Social Even, n, s,.v,

nns Il I
SHERMAN, June 4.-[Special. Tenn
perance orators could have, had thew
been present last night, received n los
son from the manner In which Germans
quaf their boer on festive occasions.
Charles Robold aud Ffitz Weidman he.
ING aO0ut 10 taEe AN extended trin 10
Europe, rendered their friends and 40.
guMntanoes a banquet last night at
kobold's former saloon. Beer aud wine
were, al libinn, aud as the
liquid spirits disappeared, spirit
OF unrestralned jollity took
possession of those present. Songs OF
the Faderland and the beauty and worth
OF Its maidens were sung In unison by
dozens Of well trained German male
voices. And although there were only
men present and not deferred by the
presence OF single member OF the
gentler sex, there was not during the
entire evening single incident in word
or act that would have shocked the most
prudlsh old maid.
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FerdInand Mnrd,aICnan.

NEW York, June 4.-Ferdinand
Ward, who has been indicted by the
grand jury for larceny in the first de-
gree for stealing $l,50O,OOO worth OF
bonds and securities from the Marine
bank Just prior TO its failure, was
brought down to-day from Ludlow
Street Jail on writ OF habeas corpus as
granted by the court yesterday and ar
raigned in the court of Oyer and Ter
miner. He pleaded not guilty and his
case was postponed until the 18TH irst.
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M'GREGOR.
The Farm and the Plantation Promise
Bounteously - Journalistic - Personal
and ether Notes

'HhN NhN GFOmlne
BounteOusly - Journalistic - Personal
and ether Notes.
McGREGoR, June 3.-Correspond-
nce.l-Yesterday tho HERALD CORE
spondent went to Waco, and on the way
saw large number OF reapers at work.
Farmers every where are putting In
good time: The great rains have not
done the damage that was first thought,
and the crop of wheat and oats will be-
enormous.
During late round Of the state the
correspondent took In Galveston and
Dallas, and OF the two believe the latter
TO be possessed Of more get up and push,
and 10 may be that the Galveston News
wants to gBt whore there is more push;
henceh her prospective move. From nu.
merous expressions heard of late, people
are inclined TO believe that the HERALp
will he benefited more by the News go
ing to Dallas.
The train from Gatesville passed, 20.
ing east to-day, for the first time In a
week.
Judge w. e. Collard, Of Robertson
county, Is visiting the family of Mr..
Theodore Bland near here.
DR.. A. l. Folsom, who has been ON a
trip to Kentucky, has returned.
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Orool,. Granted Rn,l

SHERMAN, June 4.--ISpecial. l--Argu-
ment on the habeas corpus application
of ex-Sheri # Crook, OF Lamar county,
incarcerated here on change of venue,
charged with completely in the murder
of Sheriff-elect Black in November last,
closed to-day. Judge Maltbie granted
bail ana set the bond
at $4,000. A bond was
prepared and signed by six citizens of
Lamar county, who qualified to being
worth $4,000. Sheriff Douglas, at 10
pm, had not approved it, in conse-
quence OF some informslity In the bond,
the state counsel claiming that the bond
should show how the case. came to be
transferred from Lamar county TO
frayson.
THE EoND APPROVED.
AT midnight ihe sheriff approved the
bond OF Mack Crook. IL is signed by j.
d. Crook, j. y. Crook, J. |. Crook, G.. A.
PrOvine, w. w. Steel and j, II, III. Steel.
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Shot by a Tramp.

DENIsoN, June 4,-[special. About a
O'Clock this morning Officers stoneman
ara Erskine had scrimmage with two
Iiamps, who were resting In bo~ o.
curing, which Stoneman wss sh Jhal,
tnrough the hand by one OF the tT.,nns no
botn tramps escaped under fire. apd
we're pursued by posse, but not not
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A Forgnr Onntnrnd.

ABILENE, June s.-[Spscial. TO. day
Marshal Tom HUI, OF this city, arrived
here with $. NJ. Wills,a notorious forger
who has operated extensively in Texas
and other parts of the southwest. He
was captured at Fort Worth, Wills at
one time conducted the Gentry hotel in
this city, and subsequently engaged in
other local pursuits and commanded
the respect OF the community. He be-
came involved, and finally forged the
signatures OF Gordon & Arlington and
several other business firms and
Of wealthy individuals. He led
70 Mexico, and has been closely fol-
lowed since. He has lately been travel
ing under the name of 4. M. Henson,
and when captured was making ar
rangoments 10 travel for st. Louis
stationery house. He Is Indicted here
on several charges, and officials of Fan
min and several other counties in Texas
have sent here TO secure him,
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The WInnlpeg War

THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST BIa BEAR.
BATTLEFoRD, June 4.-Only one cour-
ier has arrived here since aon. Middle.
ton left. He reports that Gen. Strange
has had three engagements, In the last
oil which one man was killed and three
wounded. Big Bear senta flag of truce
10 Gen. Middleton, but the bearer was
Killed by shell. Gen. Middleton has
arrived within three miles Of Big Bears
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A Physician in jail.

SHERMAN, June 4. = Ispeciall n.
n' moore' who figured so extensively AZ
bells as a wealthy physician with mn
nerous plantations and plethorIc
DahK account, aud who victimivaa so,.
erM OF the unsophisticated of tHst 1Sst
,Ini ruiM village, Is now in Jail here on cora
i',ana p,aln' OF theit of over $50, with seyeraI
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ARomBIsuop oRoKr,s spNr,NpNrs

AhohBIslloP ORoKE'S SENTIMENTS.
DUBLIN, June 4.--Archbisnop Croke
returned homie last evening. Replying
to an address of welcome at Kingstown.
he said he wished to see Oranpeism
broken down and the green flag floating
over the prosperous people. Irishmen'
no declared, would never rest until thew
obtained the rights TO which they were
entitled.
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slung Into ConrnlaInna

PALESTINE, June i.-lSpecial.l Last
night a man named Beasley was stung
by an insect while in bed ut his resi-
dence In South Palestine, and believing
ne was stung by centiped cried ont
that he was going 20 die Bsasley i'm.
mediately went into couvulsions and
mad one after another during the entire
night. He Is in precarious condItions
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A Boy Allowed 10 Drnun.

WACO, June 4,-lSpecIal. darius
oain' aged la years, while boating with
acomrade, small boy, on Barron's
branch, this afternoon, was drowned
by the boat overturning. The lad oould
not swim, and his comrade WAS tso
small to rescue him. Two negro man
stood on the bank OF the stream and saw
the tragedy without offering 20 help the
enid, although be was within l5 feet of
not 10 feet wide. f'''
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LosevIEw, June 4.-[speoial. This
morning shout O'Clock the little 2-year.
old son Of MFR. Ed Grain got hold of n
bottle OF carbolic acid, which its mother
had placed on stove, while bonaa.
cleaning. The little fellow swallowsd
over an ounce Of tho auid and began to
cry Immediately, and Its mouth was
psdly blistered before medical Aid oonid
Dc summoned. The child fingered in
terrible anguish for five hours. DIVING
IN great pain. Mrs. Grain is the danghs
Ter OF Representative b, W..Rroxn
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A Hard Stnlm ln ni,na,.

CHICAGO, June 4.-The Inter- Ocean
rarls' Illinois, special says; A tornado
OF wind and rain, accompanied by ter
rihc lightning and thunder, lasting is
minutes, struck the town this affair
noon. One-halt OF the Metropolitan
block was unroofed, leaving a yaln-
able stock OF goods eTnosad
roroents OF rain fell and
the Presbyterian church and numhar
OF other buildings were almost totally
demolished. The loss will aggregate
several thousand dollars.
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NEW York, June 4--The Typosragh-
ical convention continued its session
here to-day. Several measures relat-
Ing TO the affairs OF the body were ois-
oussed, on which action will DO taken
at the afternoon meeting. The dele.
gates will banquet tonight,
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sis, saoe mo mo ~ Killed at Chalmers, nins m,ls.
v wnv On ~ ane Texas q New Orleans rails rail-.
a honse Sor was as attempting to break into
who WIS ST tbars ere pinrsose pa OF raping lady,
slae saw him and In resnonsa aets oq..
cLiss OF the lady within shot snS EpSnS - Sns
sns villain. Three parties firsd =, tHa
sa1e s,,s1i tlms and his body was tiIIsd suH tth
ouIiets. NO clue to his idnntit,l 0u WIN
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oFFICIAL DEuREKs.

LIMA, June "A decree has been is
sued opening the port. of Molendo from
the Sth inst. The collection of customs
is to be transacted on board tho block
ade steamer Santa Rosa. A decree has
also been issued ordering the burning of
oS,OoOOOO soles OF paper currency, to be
continued monthly.
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The HerrIn Case ~ For, vo

FORT WORTH, June 4.-[Specia,.l-
Iwo special venires of 40 men were ex-
hausted to-day in trying to get iprv 4;
the Charles Herrin murder case and not 81
luryman obtained. Sixty more Lava ave-
peen summoned. 1t is believed that NO
trlal can be had in this county. nv
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Ir DANvER's oENrRE, MACS.

PEABODY, Mass, June L-Mndge .k
COS. large shoe factory, at Danver's
Centre, aud three stores, together with
a0O,OOO worth Of stock, burned early
TINS morning. Loss, N50,O0O; fully in
out OF work.
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Germany.

BISMARCK GONE TO THE SPRINGS.
BERLIN, June 4.-Prince Bismarck
has started Tor Kissinger.
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WE HAVE DETER MINED TO
MAKE VERY FRIDAY A GREAT
SALE OF ALL OUR REM m A NTS.
AND TaBY WILL BIZ MARKED ATT
SUCH FABULOUSLY LOW. PRTCE1,
III WILL MAKE OUR, REM
N AMT DAY SECOND ONLY TO OUR
MONDAYS SALES OF SPECIAL,
IA RGATNZ
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MARSHALL, June A. Special. "A
jury was obtained in the Ed Bran case
progressing. "o"
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A Good Need Win Good Guns,

HOUSTON, June 4. = Special : Last
night at 8 o'clock an unknown man was
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Egypt.

THE GUARDS TO REMAIN AT ALEXAN-
DRIA,
ALEXANDRIA, June 4.-The guards,
who arrived here some time ago from
Suakim, have received orders from
England to remain at this place for the
present.
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DEPARTMENT NO. |

tsoO LIneu Cellars with oapes "a DC,
Doo dozen Buttons IOc price and 900
BOO Linen Towels &c., Ioo. aud IBc., large size
800 fancy bOrdered Handkerchief, all at6o
SesO yards, scolors Ribbon ut &c. 1OC and 15c yard
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DEPARTMENT NO, 2,

300 Ladies uooPskir only soo
zoo pair LS'" Thread Gloves and button Isll :, 900.
1000 'd' Embroidery stOO, zoe and wo, oabe
$50 Night Gowns ohemeso tsn the cost Of
the material.
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The Fire Record.

NEW YORK, June A dispatch nom
suiialo, dated early this morning, says,
The North Buffalo planning mill, shin
gle factory aud yards, in the northern
part Of the city, arc burning. Tho loss
will be heavy.
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DEPARTMENT A.

fun Suits, Oorsets. sOes a-Ovorl Hamburg
and Oriental Netts voIlinSs, plain and o.od
fancy Neckwear plaid S satns Fans at very
low prices It will yOuSo prlCe eIamns our goods
before buying elsewhero'
The Hartford herald., 1885-09-16
Notice to Taxpayers

! must make another appeal To the
good sense of the people of the county
You are aware that 1 have collected but
little money on the taxes of 1885, on
account of receiving the books so late.
You are also aware that /, as Sheriff.
must pay on the county claims and
into the State Treasury many thousands
of dollars on or before the first Of OctO
ber just ,ne month 10 raise the
money. do not believe the good
people OF the county want me TO involve
myself and sureties on account of their
neglect, and 10 avoid this you must ply
your taxes The law makes il your inn
perative duty to pay. Will you do it at
once? The dry season and hard times
should not be urged as an excuse, but ON
you should pay promptly. believe the
people can pay in due time, and be,
lieve they are willing to do il, 50 have
determined To make tax collecting a
matter oi business. 1t is no business
on your part to delay payment, aud il is
ruinous for me to encourage il. DUR
ing the month of September must
raise thousands of dollars. aud for the
convenience Of taxpayers, propose
meeting the people at the following
places and times either in person or by
dennlN:
The Hartford herald., 1885-09-16
STATE NEWS

=. G. Mercer. of Hopkinsville will
assist IN editing the Ne,c Era in fu-
ture.
The Court of Appeals has affirmed the
decision IN the ease of Charles +. Wing,
convicted aud sentenced To the peniten-
tiary for ten years for the murder of
city marshal, w II. Kruger, Of Prince
ton.
4 fire broke out in the cook room Of
the Dawson Springs Hotel, at Dawson,
Ky, last Saturday night, destroying
e;oven houses, including the Dawson
Springs Hotel and the Hamhy House.
The loss is estimated nj Sl5 800, with
but $500 insurance and that on the
Hamby House.
The trial of Sam. Holeman for the
murder of Town Marshal Harlan
Taylor, at Morganfield, last December,
Was completed last week. He was
found guilty aud sentenc 4 Ia ten years
in the peuitentiary. More than Sj0
men were summoned from the adjoin-
ing counties before jury was obtained.
There were 235 witnesses examined, lSO
Tor the prosecution and los for the de
fense, aud the trial occupied L. days
time.
The Hartford herald., 1885-09-16
No Creek News.
Santaphar Inth ISSE

~ HAtihbNi iNAtf ippps
Editor Herald:
Rev. J. H. Ford and wife, left last
Sunday to attend the District Confer
ence, which convened Tuesday neal
Greenville.
Mr.. Monroe Tinsley and family, OF
Buford, visited rel litives here, Saturday
and sunday.
Rev. q. w. Barnett and family are
expected here tomorrow to visit Mr.
Barnetrs father, J. G. Barnett. He has
not visited this, the home of his child,
hood for several years.
Miss Dee Chinn, of Beaver Dam,
WAS among the many, who attended
the singing at Il. II. Carson's last Friday
night.
Miss Maggie Mccormick, one of ouI
accomplished, young ladies left Satur.
day for Cromwell to assist in the school
at that place.
Miss Mary Carson has been employ
ed to teach the school here, and will
begin next Monday.
A literary society has been organized
here under the name of "Platonean. "
Ii meets every Thursday night, and
carries out regular programme of lit
erary exercises, consisting of debates
declamations, orations. essays, sc. AT
their last meeting the subject,
Resolred, "That capital, punish
ment should he abolished" was dis.
cussed by c. M. Barnett, Mckendree
Owen and +. G. Bennett, for the affir-
NATIVE, aud l.. X. Barnett, w. r.
Hedrick and l.. =. Sandefur for the
negative. We understand that all
persons are cordially invited to attend
and participate, especially the young
ladies. IRA FEsTUs.
The Hartford herald., 1885-09-16
Public Sale.

will, on the 9TH day of October,
1885. at Fordsville, Ohio county, KY,
expose TO public sale, if not sold
privately before that day, the following
property: One -four and corn mill with
saw mill attachments, all under one
roof The mill is right new, just put
up this spring, and is situated in fine
farming country with plenty of timber
convenient and no mill within twelve
miles connected with the mill Is a
box house of four rooms, all on % acre
lot; a blacksmith shop with tools &c. +;
also, farm of so acres, about 20 OF
which il cleared. with a good substan-
tial dwelling and out houses two yoke
of cattle, stock cattle, 30 head OF hogs
and three cows and calves; one log
wagon, one farm wagon and farming
implements. Terms: Mill and farm,
one-fourth down, balance in six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty-four months. Stock
and farming implements on twelve
months time, with good security and
six per cent. interest from date of sale
All grain on hand will be sold for cash.
SO At b. +. WALLACE.