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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-26
TEXAS in TYPE.
Clippings from state Exchanges ON matters
OF Interest.

Clippings from State Exchanges on Matters
OF Interest.
Five railroads in Hunt county soon.
A good rain fell in Ladonia last Friday.
Groesbeck has received thirty bales up
to August 20.
The Grayson county fair opens on the
18th Of October.
Castroville was visited by a fierce rain
on Friday last, the streets being lakes OF
water.
The cotton crop In the neighborhood OF
Spring Hill is said to be very fine, but only
little open yet.
The new crossing OF the Santa Fe and
Missouri Pacific in Hunt county has been
named Bradburn.
j. B. Redden, who was sent to the
asylum from near Brandon last May, died
at Terrell last week.
In Cottle county there have been fine
rains, and cattle are being driven there
from less favored regions.
Parties in Cottonwood are erecting
cotton gin In that place. The proprietors
expect to gin 700 bales this season.
The stock about Ladonia are suffering
for water, and drinking water is selling
for from 10 to 80 cents per barrel.
The Pilot Point Index IL boasting of q
fine cotton stalk raised near that place.
IL contained lip bolls and squares, near
ly all the bolls being mature.
The first dirt was turned up for the
railroad at Boerue on Wednesday last.
The contractor promises passenger train
to arrive at that place Christmas.
In Gonzales county they have had fine
rains, and the people are getting ready TO
plant their fall gardens They expect a
fine fall crop OF cotton in that section.
The water and grass are said to be
abundant in the Franklyn pasture.
Copious rains having fallen in that part
of the country in the latter part OF July
The Hubbard City News says that fam
lilies OF West Texans are passing through
town every day, getting back to water
range and good crops.
stroke of lightning played queer
prank near Mobeetie, melting mans
knife in his pocket without killing him,
and knocked an ak out of the hand Of
another man.
A sad accident occurred near Conan
| che. A little son OF Mr.. Holmsley lead {
mule to water. In some way he became
entangled in the rope, and the mule
dragged him to death.
On the 27th OF July lot of pigeons
were shipped from Castroville TO Calves
ton. One of them was peculiarly marked
and on last Saturday 1t returned TO its OLD
home. This fact is vouched for by those
who think the identity unmistakable.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-26

Food makes blood and blood makes
beauty. Improper digestion of food
necessarily produces bad blood, resulting
in feeling OF fallness in the stomach,
acidity, heartburn, sick-headache, and
other dyspeptic symptoms. A closely
confined life causes indigestion, consti-
patton, biliousness and loss Of appetite.
To remove these troubles there is no
remedy equal to Prickly Ash Bitters. 1t
has been tried and proved to be specific.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-26
BAIRD.

Abilene scores Another victory First hale
of Cotton.
Special to the Gazette
BAIRD, TEX, Aug. 26.--Another gane
OF base ball was played to-day at BAIRD
between the first clubs of Baird and
Abilene, the score being twenty TO seven
In favor OF Abilene.
The first bale Of cotton was brought IN
to day from the southeastern portion O
this county and sold to Lea & Co. Tor .
cents. our citizens paid premium Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-26
ITHELlOMA!
Al SKIN CANCER.

roar, suffered with a cancer on
1aihe simple remedies were applied
, M pain, but the place continued TO
m attending into my nose, from
~ yollowish discharge very often.
"a great deal. About eight months
/. n Atlanta, at the house of friend,
[rrtyrecommended the use OF Swlfts
2nu determined to make an effort 10
4 In his was successful, and began
4 ne influence of the medicine at first
|srevbAt aggravate the sore; but soon
imratIon was allayed, and 1 began TO
siler the fret few bottles. My general
ID greatly improved. / am stronger,
800 any kind Of work. The cancer
Ife began TO decrease and the ulcer TO
IA there Is not vestlge of II left--only
'sar marks the place where 1t had been.
|ay % answer all questions relative TO
N MRS JoI0IE A. MCDONALD.
Z. Ca, August IL, 1885.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-26
rha ralInn ponVenllon.

McKISsEY, TEX, Aug. 25.-The noat-
orial convention OF the Democracy FOL
me counties Of Collin and Denton con
vened At CeIina. j. NJ. Pearson wat
made chairman. After = spirited COMES,
w. A. Kendall Of Denton was nolilnatee
Tor senator and Capt, j. ID. hsyioi 'o'
lloater from Collin and Denton
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-26
.Jones AZ Wlnsboro.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
wINsBoRo, Tx, Aug. 24.--Congresk-
man James IL. Jones addressed a large
body OF his constituents OF this place to-
day. He made an excellent speech, re-
viewing his officiAl career and refuting
some charges circulated against him by
his enemies. His entire talk was wen
received and heartily applauded and he
certainly made many friends during MS
short stay here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-26
ANSON.
The Most General Rain in Jones County
for the PaRt Year.

The Most General Rain In Jones County
for the Past Year.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
AYsoN, TEX, Aug. 24.z-Jones county
has lust had the best and most general
rain that has ever fallen in over a year,
which will put the ground in fine condi-
ton for sowing wheat, and II our farmers
can only get the seed there viii be large
crop sowed. In fact, every acre OF land
IN The county that is in cultivation will be
sewed in winter wheat. This being done
we win be ali right next year. The citi-
zens have selected John Estes and Sam
p. Ford to solicit contributions OF wheat
for seed and supplies for those VINO are
In destitute circumstances.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-26

beard Of the wonderful cures of Swlft's
and resolved TO try 1t. commenced
Pin April, 1884. My general health was
'nproyed, yet the cancer which was In
Psitontinued to grow slowly but surely.
fnth grew and became quite heavy. l
.iImust either have 1t cut or die. But
enced dlschargiRg quantities of almost
lhek blood. It continued hea ing around
lei untll February, when 1t was entirely
|lp and well. BETsi WOOD,
t,en, Plymouth Co., Mass, july 3, 1885.
; specific Ia entirely vegetable, and
" cure cancers by forcing out the impu
BON The blood.
|iaon Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
sTsr sPRoFlo Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta,
~ Isl W. 23d st.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-26

IL. A. friedrich, tailor, has received his
fsll and winter stock and is now located
at 500 Main street, opposite White Ele-
plant saloon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-26

|Asdaeancer on my face for some years,
Ed from one cheek bone across the nose
her. II has given me great deal OF
Dimes burning and itching to such an
haiti was almost unbearable. com
|esug SwifPs Specific In May, 1885, and
Ia eight bottles. 1t has given the great.
hby removing the Inflammation and re.
uy general nealth. w. BARNES.
MA, Iowa, Sept. 8, 1855.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-26

any years was n sufferer with cancer
|ose and having been cured by the use
IS, feel constrained by sense OF duty
Wing humanity to make this statement
he. With the fourteenth bottle the can
b 10 heal rapidly and soon disappeared,
.hyeral months there has been no ap.
eoi a sore of any kind on my nose or
sntr Is my nose at all tender TO the
lhaye taken about two dozen bottles
and am sound cured, and know that
effected the cure after every known
vas tried and had failed.
ROBERT SMEDLEY.
liines, Ga May /, 1885.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-26

Dinner baskets, Dinner Baskets,
Immense varieties at the Fort Worth
Grocer Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-26

v~i~ssessgpt4 trpuir 8EfNdR fnc
Wllborn deiegatea from the contested
IfecAnels5 and giving ais reasons there
~. w * s IN, YES tsblgd " ylye
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-26

Hare epoke ihia afiefno0u for nDyNf III
hour aFd Da|f n crowded hopee.
IonaAlng bliea8 llle seadles Issues t6soIo
M people, ~ dlycusAfd TN ieaeI6s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-26

-..el alli-7 lIuIlH tpnE1lHlns ~ VT ~
In money.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-26

-.,,,oes At Fort Worth for st. LcuIs,
vi N points North, East and West.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-26

,,.,,a and Baggage Checked to Al
p.Iuts IN the United States.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-08

Ihe following transfers % rsal estate
we're hisd for record yesterday and ne
day bafoses
william II. Clark 10 Maria Brunn.
lgis !, and 3. bioek 9. Cove addition;
samss n. Wood 10 Theodore Hansen.
~ aorea IL ssot5on -. toWnship -,
range east; 84co.
Uaised States % James n. Wood. leo
aofes h sections - and g. lownsfio q.
ranae { east; patent.
Joseph W. AiveFaon ard wife 10 Il !.
y. Phillips, - acres ID section y, toun-
ehlp % range east; also q small piece
Of land Ia section Il, township 3, range
5 east; e4cc1.
MaFg J. williamson % sarah A..
ksanss iota 10 and "a. block 8, Unioa
addition; IS
Henry Il. Yeaiar ana wlfe a Thomas
Barke. the east half 81 sonthsast GUAR
ter section Is, taanship g, renqs 3
easl, and lets 3 and 4. ana the west half
% southwest Quarter, asesion Is. town.
snip IS range east; e876.
David r. Denny ana wife 20 Edwin
Ivoy, lots II and l2. blook GO. David 4
Denny's Para addition; $3.50,
L. W. Ballard and 9ffs % Aona Ma
voE, lot 2, block /, 10 The town Of
Slaughter; SEQ.
Lake Superior 4 Puget SQUAD Land
Oompang 70 Nicholas Brassn, 20 aarsa
q section 3, township g. range 4 east;
eI90.
h. d. Burke and wife 70 Tikusville
Lodge. No. "a, 1. o.. OF, 2 acres and (
reds 10 session -, township p north,
range I east; e303Ba
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-08

"
hohen 1ozan rsfnEnea fasm San
ffanciso " Ne nsnnushIs rrsri,s =
hosday ssHniuR. n osussuuslIon Via
. Pcaz-IErHzEzsnuuna rsuortsr. /. 8.
Rzsd = hia viali balsu, Dc saiz
A. car bzninan lnerss,s. ~ ~.
sta1ily fsai shs nsoeas'iy fsr l.rusl a.
letter A4hgs-aaviMa raashimerv. 49,
O1s14ln 8l41f va a Hsnflfs 4 -
Nsska 9E~he told nze he had slgnn.ss'1
AAENe eam q mnr8y . tbs Efna FFe~
ofks l9mDany u tan Efanefsse. go
tnA8 ewing % baa mananasne-.s -
NesAa ma oeAind. and BE sonzfnnsf -
1a4ke aaya8oes anil fnal1r - - -
.aka - wnaie thiBa IL order = -
e..a-eA. 4ne Asna wafAs aonfnfnna
sles.sy NoFtA ~ EachfnsEr g -.
AN1 WAa one q ne mogs enInufein fFnr.
gesktnR eglahlishmsufs nn fke $500
Scast. No hssin4 bad nny sxper5snos
- 10 iF0n D1sine8a. and not 6asirfnp -
Rale t14t experiences q ttls tire. or
tata starr eunnlnAnd b enH e. -
maNAin4fy Ia tie KsnR works - -.
tase sale. aud that i whet 4, 49, -
q - y san kEAneiaco. there vas II
ne AtnA tfoa WaRka nfaner. ~ go
eqnafss vith 3 ihixtees fsoe -. vlisk
eoaa, ghen new, 500. Tbs toei 4
wanted: sud utnf and bsaeha Z. and
e4Rsot g - arrive hese aoon. / nav 20
q oan kfanctaeo n2ain after q whiis. Is
tnlnE portion Of tha tsois e Iaast II
Ne ALina shoD vii have 20 Be asld I'd
auellons and nnoae 81 them ere aimasf
tie sane - nsw.p
Have you added any other rnaohiD-
cry 70 year ahop latsiYfs aaked ne re-
porter.
eAf- Nor q replied ~Kes; We EscsiEed
todag, over ne Northern, from Cins1B-
s@Ine. Walsh cost whsn delivered hsra.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-08

Tie unpsseodonlod sale ol Hosshssss
German BgruB Wtthin q few pears has
aa1onished ne world ~ q uithsn1
douot ihs safast and beal rsnody ognF
discovered for tbs speedy nnd ansmtnaf
ensa Of Coaahs. Colds. and fhs alVsrarl
Lang fEounioa II ac1a % a onfir1iy
dH9eSHM8 pfinelrls from tho usual pqm-
a1fiptionz gwen ~ phSalolaBs. - q dos
ease eslA u toe GE8l4ll. bu1, on amH con-
beaIs he parts a44cla6. and isnRna fhnsr
IL q purely heaitny uondlsiun. A hnaa1a
kept b ibe hoase Tor ne Wten ~ d.
saean make thaiN anpaaFnnaA wfH naWa
doeiof'a balls and q eng cecil of rsna
ill1os9. A trial via en1pInrs va AZ
lhesa fasta Il b paalflBsiF sold ~ an
aFnEEllle and Rsaslai dSnftaa r -
iAnd. Rrioe y 60 lafes be ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-08

A coNuLmEST.-W. Q. ShAFpstsin, 8
yo1ng lawyer Of faeoma, Who belonged
10 TIE California State militia for twslvs
years. and who for soaF years vas cap
tain Of Company @, 10 San FFAncisco,
WAa Ia SeAttie last night. and b. lnvits-
tion 81 Captain Green, attended the
drill of the Seattle Rihss. In speakine
es the event afterwards. be said "Ihe
Hides dEill maeh better than | had any
idea thsy voald, and soaas q their
movements are a. perfect a. have ever
aeen. II they we're b dFtn agaiag1 q
eraok San fFanetaeo enmpany / woaid
think they might be baatea. 6ui De not
helisva Portland ell tarn oul q e0m-
pany whieA VII 50 assay With TIE
RiHea,n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-08
SomN I. suEEavAM N sEArTLE.

On Wednesday night nsxt, December
SEQ, the Sullivan athletic aud sparFing
eombination will exhibit IN the Bit0u
TheateF, under tie management Of Mr..
James Smith. Tue spaFFing contests
ara introduced e. part og the regular
performances, and tickets viii Be cold a.
81. Reserved seats $50 Boz sheet
open 81 ths Bank Exchange. Some
spirited WORK may be expected. though
it should Be undersi0Od that no alaggina
10 promised. bus the entertainment h
simply an exhibition Of bcxing skill be-
tween the great pugiiisla Of America.
The combination Il made up - follSWs:
John 4. Sullivan, champion Of the
World George LaBianehe. The Marine I;
Steve TaylaF, ex champion; Jimmy Car
soil, light weight champion John p.
Glow. champion q Colorado; Dunoan
@. MsDonald, champion Of wyoming I;
Dan. Murphy and Jim McKeop, Of
Boston. d79
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-08

AMATxun PKnyoaNkNCa. "A very
pleasant amateur performances vas Civ
en Al Port Townsend, on Saturday even
ine.:by the Hislrionle Club Of shai plaos.
The drama Of tue "63reats Of New
1erk was pFesesisd 10 q large audi
ence. Who b. frequent applause damon-
strated their appreciation Of the play.
Among those particularly worthy Of
mention we're FFank Il. Is0ftna az 8 bad
ger" d. = ShAileF &c ss Puffy the b.
kefl, and Mtsa Lillian Miller IN her paF.
aanAtion Of the character Of Lacy
FAirweatheg.H Besides the principal
ehaFaeteFa, there we're dftesn hrsmen
and police. making q large eompany.
TIE proceeds were for The benefit % the
PERT Townsend Fire Dsparsmsnt, and
netted qaise . snag snm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-08

0InxRr No. ai.-Thers seems 70 Be
ealh 3 boOm In PytAlAn masasis IN
NsaAingion Territory 81 the present
tlne. and many new lodges are being
is,i.lated and The memhership % tie
. lelRea . being materially increased.
~ & no iaxRests list Of charter mem
aaAinR fos The institution Of q new
AaaRe oones from Port Townsend. where
~ exsnina, .. II Bilysa viii institute
N,yepte Lodge, No. q, X. Of p, With
8, Believing chatter mambeFs; Or. 3.
Y hesAns ". \. Fenimore, A. A. Plum.
~ ttank H. Hastings, John 0unnina.
-, NefmaH @. Sweeney, John j. Cal
seaa, z. AldEieh. A. n. WintFode, Dan
s.dnRes, George Trenholm, q. q.
asAaaaara, W. n. McrFiak, ]. w. Banla.
y heeeheF, q. W. Thurman, 4. r.
f'sAmef, Charies b. Woed aad John
. e.oekAnd. Amone those who viii he
.ani and assist Ia inatitating the
s s'o4ss ge VII mantion W. q. RonAld.
y loang. HAIRY HaeesnmakeF,
ss..s.aFd Osborn, T. D. Brogn. and J. b.
As,sAlia. % SeAttle. and w. D. jenkins
- " q. leach. 81 whaloom
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-08

Parties Reing East nh0uld sall on W..
Wan waters, aRont Canadian Paoihc
Railway, before eio1ina bargains fee
tteketA Rates lower than the lowest
Parties sendinR fol friend1 ean dspusil
thsis ma8sl With me and I viii tsis-
graph The dslivoEy o. g sicbei e. ny En-
psnns. thas aasina tins and expFesssae
The Oauadiam Raaiaa b tha aboFl1nt
end most direc9 feuls - al eastern and
eoathsas1nrn poi1ta, Dne1 a. Mo1freaL
New YORK., Chicago, 1t. Pal and 81
points nsuth o. easi q g. RaaL Tkis
b he basi baiit and bs1t eqaippod line
IN AmsKian. EnliFe train runs ehk nah
from ths PaeiAo % he Aflantto without
ehanQs % earA No extra oharqe for
Second clnsa aisegeEA 1hs s1ansxy N
elaass4 Win the GFanasel q ths world,
eomnElginQ naountaina. LAKES. rivera,
fnHaa1a. RiaesanA eanyoaa and oeaatifdl
Landscapes.
ExsagIioniaia eaa always aGesf isras
saving b uazsunizina this popnlnr ruuis.
FuIf fafuEnafien raEardtnE rate. line.
aaaDsnmn 1ati0na. etc', tEenIV otsasntd
81 n4ulFiaQ - w. FAH W&xnna,
PasssAasE And Frsght AGsns fsF Par
asG HaamA II y. a
OMss Wella Fnzno q Gas buiiding.
Asailts y. = osiI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-08


w.o.shaEpsisin. 81 Taooma, il IN shs
80.
J.y.sAsnahss,sy. Of San Francisco.
bin he eiiy.
Bsn salonsn. Of San Fanoisoo. IL al
~ AfliRgion.
HM Hogs, Who vent east last sum-
Ser, has rsluIned 20 seattle.
nts James MrGfath and soa, u Port
Gamble, are as the Occidental.
~ and Mrs. Geo. r. Grant, Of San
Francisco, are a. The Occidental.
}. N 0aFsoa, special land agent, Of
olympia. Il a. she Mes England.
Danald Ross. Of Portland, and !. o.
AllAo Of Olympia, are a. the Brunswick.
30. Wilson. Jacob 8. TabeF and Il.
HalIleos, Of san Francisco. are ~ the
nE1lisalal.
NV. Mo0innia, passsnesg and freight
lssni fef The Baflingtan route, at Port
hnd, Il Ia the city.
O. ". FEeebargsE. storekeepeg At Shel
NavlllH, Mason county, accompanied
D BIZ wife, Is IN she city.
II 2. Harrison, travelling for The
l91in Publishing Company, af San
f'tntiaoe, 4 At The Occidental.
IN 3. TaFnsF, the faeetlous logger
lsm olympia, and D. n. Barnard, an
y spano ioaReT, are a. lhe Occidental.
alnosAl Wan. Mohllokeu. Territorial
lleaapreg, u Ia Seattle visiting his ssn
.sf.eA q NE hFm Of Strive. HAines
4 A1Aklakan.
4 B, LAswellyn. brother Of oar OnaF-
sll.aaaal ealaee man. Wm. II. Lleveliyn,
Eflysd here yeaterday ard IL stopping
= ihs oosidaniai.
AeeEt Moores boss loaReF from Skaeiti
I. !. Hall, The entsrprising logger and
laeef Of slagli Rlver; and Thoa. Cline,
z AAaaR are a. tha New England.
ieAa Foantain, Of White River; Ned
Dewey, Of 0leaaive; A. r. Yates. Of
eaet James Louee, OF etAnwood; aud
sellm kahn, Of Portland. are 81 The Ar
h1aaon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-08


II nnmmun. fsEnsslg ss~ard q
p1-a, u 500 g ens ezE
q I. 81. e3afz, q 80 kE9neaB
~ $50 band man sad eon1den
f1A
~ - 81 ~ Psspls. the gs1nas
lhfss sFening Pagers -
e1,fuaaag ereally euiaFReo. ~ i
- II iks 1smss. a14 - ap
r rIa1egially imBroged
....s Hslaf 4 Hal hags ese1FsA
..e - Frnnt asEast near NH t14l
- b. sisBart. The shoot
IeT M rsDaln e tee Old aiAnd
sloak 81 Reoas VIII b m0Ee
SaaE1 bailcinG.
49, Knfx was arrested fer selling
- ! Iissnls e. the Turn F1r8in
= ~ nnkasivinE niahl ne ooe1-
a tns openipR 81 thas nne laERs
1hs hsaFinE q ths oaee bee
~@1 ~ EFieay afternoon
- arnmsr Eastwood MADE NE
- hefwssn Olgmpia and ssatsle
~. 80. 70 Sc Il Il could BE- oono
''.'-s1 sssrwfing be-. Sse h1e net ge6
'.I'f g har So daY9 ran. Dle au-
reri 81 thar VII b made 10 ins
IfIAz3GgEgcEA
s.shtfdi musieale was given b
81. Chusehili e. her hone iaae
-. ukish uaa attended b. 3 snail
49, n our masie loving peopls. A.
1919 asscnnt o. TIE enteFfa1nmsa1
- = found % The social paRs % he
s.f1r Rosx fkERLE1aHacza.
,.sn ganss Tarts. Of she ERanaei.
!. $500 yesterday tha9o TIE reluFn
q - sleamsr % neaitle, she woald 20
~ hesah until Monday, 70 haps her
- sszspsd and 3 slnted ,aftaE waioa
a wgl b. ID trim, barRfhR ao0ideHlA
- "a winter without fnFthss dslaff.
F,p,s wsIl Be nesiinR Of the Prssby-
- I.adies Home and koseiRn Mfs-
r~14 saclsfy and Ala Society Is their
e6 his afternoon - 2 eiesock. -
special requcet from tle Rev.
a. 5aeksaB, y. D. All he ladies
~ ehaIch ere inyiisd 70 attend.
"A elsuasi aoysd into klsusW store
Z - star Block daring M0naay n8ans
Iaanday morning, ane d rev baslls
z11rsd 10 arranging hia goods II The
establishment, which hes boen ~
fwh . mannnF eapeFioE 70 any lie
lem house 10 Waahinaion Term
mg
~, va Tyne 40 oxpaFienced oanoe
snsn boal buildsF fsam ne eaat,
lsamd Tie basement q ths cd n
stfeF ofice, which noe stands over
- uaisr 10 the rear Of VI. p. Boyd q
q SlaGs. uhioh be q fitting up as .
- builfina shoc. J. q. h1lnss VII
IA Aag o. tw0 move hia hoaa h0ass
.,erd q this piaeo, and moor u along
e fhs railroad bstwean Colman,a
u and XesleE's mill.
1ke steamer ". r. MunEos has been
- somo great work IA earring hops
IN nnahomiah 70 seattle lately. TIE
ss.de brings the hspa from saoqual-
.a % hnohomlsh City, and the Munroe
1faa them on. Last THURSDAY she
IrsEf viii ie1 bales Saturday niaht
III 10 hales; bunaay she made q ape
.1l MP and brought so bales and lat
ssnina she cana ia aaain with i65
alfa Iheso hops weFo raised ID Bno-
1alnis valley, and are the D operty Of
y Slaitis Hog Growers Association.
or iownsman Frank B. BoaFman
tee,led The aad intelligence yesterday
( 10 death II bic brother Charles 8.
'esfman, e New OFloana, on NosembsF
90. His remains we're taken 30 Boone
D. Missouri, for inaegmenG 1he de-
lnnd vas . Southern bog, and daring
y isbslllon wolo The gray Ia . con
~ made % 81 bis companions and
ts1a friends, and during one q tie
'any tnaaaememia ID which be took
III be uns wounded foar times. He
lsa fally recovered, and finally dsed
IN he sdeeta Of lhs wounds received
i mas occasion
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AI.ans.. .4sA Total rainfaII.I 90

Highest tsmpagatnrs On tHs s9sn, 81;
lswest temperature on TIE Sth, -;
mean tempeFature, 49,.
Prevailing winds, north and south.
Iotal rainfall o. melted snoW, $50.
Number Of days on which 0.ol or
more rain o. melted saou fell, s.
Member Of days on Which oloudineas
averaged or more on 8 scale Of ten, IS.
Thundsg storms, date Of, 40tb.
Total snow fall, IN inehes, daring the
monih. 1.
Han, date Of, 20lk.
Frost. da6s Of, 5th, 9Th, 7th. Bsh, 9Th.
10Th, 1874, l4sh, l5sh. 16shs ls.h, 2ist
and I'D.
Halas-solaF. lanaF-10th.
PelaF band, Ioth.
Winds followed by rain, south.
Winds followed By clear O. fair
weather. north.
Kind Of rain Rags, cylinder.
Height Of rain RaRe above ground. n
aFoand.
Maker Of shsrmOmstsg exposed. Fab
Fouheit-
Bsautifui weather entire month. Al
th0aeh lee formed duFing several nights
beautiful flowers are sfilI blooming IN
open RFo1ne. h. ~. HosEmsoH.
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QuEzT WKDpSa.-Ya Yesterday forsnooa
- Iisso oaolsek. Rev. Dsan Waasoa
united IN ne holy boads % mairimoay,
81 Trinity Charoa, D. W. Res, pAyine
teller IN one af the Portland aasioual
banks. aud Miss Nsllia Snyder, danRh-
asF az Mr.. ana MEsL A. ~. Snyasr, az
this city. The wedding VS. z very qaist
AFFAIR, there being no COS pgessat excepa
she relatives ana most infimste fFienas
% TIE eontraclin9 partteA TIE happy
coagle to0k the afleFnoan boat fos PoTt.
land. where theg vii hereafteE reside.
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An ATTRACTIVE LINE or 6oons.-Ws
ere SHOWING this Week some abrasive
Qooda, CONSISTING Of Table LAmbFe-
quina, scaFfa, Tides, stand asd Table
Covers. Theae esods are beautifully
embroidered In pretty and novel d.
signs and make q splendid ornament.
Thsy ars sold e vsRy low prices hardly
onaaRh 20 eover cost % maaerial--and
are hns and suitable for Christmas
giftA LkxoUn 4 Co. OpsEA Blook. as