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The western sentinel., 1888-07-12
Sale OfLand!

By virtue of a Deed of Trust executed to the
undersigned by Darius Morgan and recorded in
Book page 4s2 of the public records of Mort
cages in the Register of De eds office of Forsyth
county Saturday the 2lst day OF July 1855
at O'Clock p. m. at the Cou.t House door in
Winston n. C. l will expose at public auction
TO the highest bidder six different tracts and
lots Of Land lying in the county of Forsyth
and State of North Carolina in the Northern
portion of Winston on both sides of the Ger
manton road. No buildings on any of said
lands except one lot whereon is the dwelling
house, barn, &c, of the said Darius Iorgan
For a more particular description rec- -rds
above referred to. A plot of the lands be
seen at my office, and will de exhibited on day
of sale. Terms of sale, Cash.
X. B. KER., Err,
June 18th 1888. Trustee.
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LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
With Blue Signature
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT

kTORTH CAROLINA, FORSYTH COUNTY
1N-In Superior Court.-R. B. Kerner, Admir-
of Mary J. Pettus, decd, VS.. Edward w. Pettus,
John IL. Pettus and others,-Notice. The de-
PENDANTS above named, Edward W. Pettus and
Sohn II. Pettus, will take notice that an action
entitled above has been commenced in the
Superior court of Forsyth county TO sell land to
create aesets to pay deqts; and the sau defend
ants will further take notice that they re
quired to appear before the Clerk of the Superb
or Court Of Forsyth county. ~ mis- office in
at 10 o'clock, a. M, and answar or dem4r t,
the complaint i'll said action, or the Plaintiff
will apply :, the Court for the relief demanded
in saio complaint. C. S. HAUSkR, C. ;. G..
May 3lst 6w of Forsy tn County
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LADIE0 DEFA Il vi ENII
-AND TO OUR
SHOE and BOOT Departments,
-ALSO TO OUR
Grocery Department
E'IEiI,D SEE DS1

There is always difference of from Is per bush
e between he price of quality and good quality
We buy sell only the best seeds and offer OOQ
bushels Red Clover Saping Clever Orchard Grass Timothy
Herds Gl aud Kentucky Blue Gross Seed prices
The western sentinel., 1888-07-12
81 Cave ttp to Dte.

hNONVTLLE- lem July :, Iooi.
| have had catarrh Of the lfea fer six years.
| went to a noted do. tor and he treated me for
it, but could not cure me, lie said. was over
fifty years old and gave ..up to die. had
distressing cough; my eyes were swollen and |
am confident could not have lived without a
change sent and got one bottle Of y"ur med
icine, used it, and felt better. Then ! got four
more and thank God it cured me. Use this
tanv way Won may wish for the good Q: suffer
iers. Mrs M.TILpA NICHOLS,
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YOUR EARS

Ought 10 have attention perhaps. Ii 50, b.
B. B. will do you good, removing all inorganic
matter, the direct cause Of deafness. 1t will
test
The western sentinel., 1888-07-12
Gould Henr q Tick Crn,pl.

Mr. c. E. Hall wrote from Shelby, Ala,
February 9, 1887 II could not hear i thun-
der. heard of B. b. b. used two bottles, and
now can hear tick crawl in the leaves.
The western sentinel., 1888-07-12
4 Book, OF Uoaders. free.

Ala who desire full information about the
cause and cure Of Blood Poisons, Scrofula and
scroft4lous Swellings, Ulcers, Sores, Rheuma
tism, Kidney Complaints, Catarh, etc, can
secure by mail free, copy OF our 32 page Illus
trated Book of Wonders, filed with the most
wonde,;,II and startling proof ever before
known. Address,
BLcoD BALM Co, Atlantis, Ga.
The western sentinel., 1888-07-12

NJ ORTIZ CAROLINA, FORSYTH COUNTY,
IN IN SUPERIOR COURT-Gideon Ham,-
ton and others us w. II. Wheeler-Notic. !
The Defendant above named will take notice
that an action entitled above has been COM
inenced IN tie Superior Court of Forsyth coun-
ty to partition by sale the lands held by plain
tiffs and defendants as tenants in common
said lands being known as thu Christian Reich
Lands; and for the further purpose of bring
ing the defendant Wheeler to an account and
settler aent with plaintiffs for the use and oecu-
patron of said lands: and the said defendant
will further take notice that he is required TO
appear at the Court House in Winston, n c.,
before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior
Court of said county on the sth day of August,
1888, at 10 O'Clock a. M and answer or .demur
to the complaint in said action or the plaintiffs
will apply to the Court for the relief demanded
in said complaint.
This 26th day of June, 1888.
Jun2a CIV. C.S. HAUSER, C. S. C.
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MrccossuKKE, FLA., LEON Co, July 20, 1885
have been sufferer from indigestion and
dyspepsia for a long ttlne, and have tried many
rdmedies, but until I induced by my
fir ends 10 try your B, B. B. received no relief,
butt since using it have found more reliet and
comfort thar from any other treatment have
used. Hoping you viii forward - my address
your little 3z-page 62oI for prescription, also
evidence Of cures senj ~ earliest 'tate.
Few RoBr c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-25
/, wdo T4rS,cs his ma CHESS

mccking bisd, WHO TsT5,cs his mo CHESS
sag from he tcp4ost pi2rscIe, i $ t2--
! g. fcc Il sto4s; I d Wen !. Guilds rs
| r--ti GvtI "a pr.v..e Srou.ds, III ace IS
mGrEed zad wa.c1-d b. The s.r-,: a.&0,
40 ell y.z!IEnge N Vie Gar. d tie Cr.r.r
i fcs ctcsl 70 p-.tect i. TIE I1l J.ri
era s0nE p5lr1v, u-der re wy aEsfh
6o- q ou- reef, .yi!i n l. summer :1ustc
a. ale peril If lie, l;2.sty sEd fs.1ll7.
Tt t,ie-di5 wC2 2ecEec Of triJ.i1rt
? image sL1 gid --g:e, 0AI v,u!1 d.
5.rcy g .EseC.s "a. iuies. tle telephone
p x yr u.hec seAscIed timber, Is perez
cG'e i : .Gtscll5s5 yis07 Na.s i5-s1:nla
s." Cnr c'vlzl'lyn, our ICrG..tY. Ar
IL o'c!cck no night. when TIE ,s.t l.-lc
in re ng-gcDOrn0od y7zs bIcEn GU,
adY s@T three little Goys, eppsreu,Iy no,
Above Ten sears Cd, cCG { :, gre hoy
gone older, soyeTirs 81 ire corner. Two
went tcross TIC street. into { yard xoi
soon re.Jgra,i. "H-ve yea 60. .lcI ?"
vas In l-QUirg. "Y-s, got tasn I'll"
VIA. IL etucstiou l. tsis! T4sy have
oeen tire sICourts l cave had Ir-r
these NO desired 70 rave taa BIRDS
arcdLd I'm ard would wa'c1 u1'i. {ae
gcuCg VIZ Sgou. really SC / ?, vrlsp lo.
shey wou.i suddenly d.sspP ~. W1st
csa re do2,? What Should -e do1e?
N5VeT US WrolC allowed ~. 1crt 5eiqE
10 lowed by { i1sr rstrlUutioE. c. ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-25
cotton Belt uRc;als.

special TO the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, June "a The special c.r
Of II. G. Fleming, general superintendent
OF tie Cotton BIZ, c1ne iEso the city
his morning from Gstesvllle, and was
side tracked st IKE depot. MIR. fleming
is Ecc Impaired by General Freight Agent
D. Miller; Assistant Freight Agent L. +
Day s1a General Comm rcial Agent j.
,. Wadleigh. Thsse cfici4Is arc CT =
general inspecting tCg: OF tre Cotton
Bit Rods in The state. TheY lefs in the
evening for HllIlbOro via Corsicape and
lIon there they go to Fort Worth.
The engineering corps 20 l0c1te TIE
permanent iiue Of she Woo and Braz7s
Wiley r liz sd b.sgeen W CO snd
Cameron will Start on the survey from
Waco tomorrow. Gcading Of me read
will be commenced Immediately on the
locsttca Of the Inc. The company H.
.er6s 80 have tha road flashed il time 10
handle this fairs Gotten.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-25
81 " nRiEs ERlIs

Correspondence CT the Gazette.
WICHITA FALLS, TEX June % We
had the hardest raiEstoIn this morning
thst has visited Us TOR Two or three
years. 1. sbGwered q LITTLE before d.Y-
lishs srd about 6 o'cl9ck the rein con-
meDced psuligg doSs SIS if the windows
Of heaven were opsn. This continued
for iauc bcurs without interm:ssioa until
the wheIe country looked Ike lake Of
wster. Bat such ia the character OF our
soil srd the lay cf the land that within
twohours sitter the rsin ceased falling the
watar mad nearly sll disappeared.
One gentleman ssys that & bucket set
tiag cut in the rain hsd FIVE and hslf
iuches Of wsteT in It. Another ssys Tub
caught rine inches OF water, out the rail-
road sgsn. goes them one better and says
he found sun perch four incEes long in
tub Of ws;er, and thst It could have got
there only By coming down in the rsin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

| the Kills. RHR Randall mud yVIfa Tc~eg
| ,J-sprii IsbacIr s,.c wiz ,sIyz,tor. or Yin
cent -uo't Ir4yHyrno,i i,r,t,d SrhaCIs. Nj
| TGrIe Nv Vrco,t Ernwr,yo.J. Poe 7
ushn,g tisbgr1a Ii-n scnInie II ~ Pc. I
| Eil.shgf5- : ; l;rcv,ns =, T0Tis Mo. - /
Conntr-,, an So-tb R9nd Ia. 10 Crosa
Da~var CnI X WoriIingt,,n - MA ~
n u..s Ers,3 an, eS,ar It,0.' 7; !, I|r1,.+,,
M isnoyo r i Par Hailos. II 500 C,bI
caro: t0yrpnIr.i II ET.r,brrnIr nan
- = Weij 81 Trnis 80. " II .t.'s.ll,I -
/ = 9sSrk I, E-Il' II I FIal.r,,, II I
IIcIbsH, 1sIIss. n - 'nei1s q.
Mr. r. I rsrriro q / f,Yri - a., Ifn,io
TLaoTas nj tz,n { n y ep.t;co' II NJ
or phil teIrhta L = " frbH 49, L ~ ~
Elk Of n, 81 F ,,rna=,ar Sf-1yvI, ! ,ns
lev. ~ T,GUf1:>s n I'M Si,.rn1s,3 : nj
wei. Pos.- NJ {, " ErEc., :. Lon. = = -tfE.
les Nv Ytrk MAJ - p tc.- C;.i.f-'r,lr. -
fred Marcus NV -E;c,J Hs,ris. Ppiisde
phls l PyiIlck, 2 lsdalpti-: j q street
Dallas; y Faulkner Bon ION. y f .'as On. j Il
CoLn, Gslva tor; a nQEe-r. Buuham
lee Z ,e,4r. 8 and W &. = \ ha-r, CAas II deg
lsan, Ge5 Aoz.y, II Mon,s.n, Z II II mm9rd,
1ddls n Hal, " AicHat mes, Bo~:wIGs
Henry Ola zTeHer, ( l. Douran, - l. ney-
nOld1' Lee V nelg Dslla-; 81 rs 7 \ Mcdowell
De4Vcr; 9, tlIed an ifv.ie, Kaas-s: ,is0 d
Martin, T., -tLo4ir. CIV iVc4o, q .iresvH
" y s. heel .E.t r. -hmoLd. Z A Dew ii, u Il,
Ips.BC srammslt, Vernon, Tes:W ) Mans aASi
ard vie C-Igr.sO, Tex: q i x .pr. Corn sigY.
Atrh. PIc,yvck. Fro A Aksr5 II q fIrG-
tor. -. TErgfor- q 4 Frgi,.h nv NJ y.,-b
r ! RTffo- y II Rl.fsTrs',n i A S-erir,,
Dallas; c !; soma, NIysreiJ: F i Kslhnt,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-25
BUbY FEaIAIEE FIKGERg.

CitR vsontR IN New Lincs OF Tyo.k-Food
Ueeked ia Block.
"I'm not 4 hsirdresaer," said a l,dY-
Ike person 30 New York Sun reporter e.
day or SO ago; 'I'm hair gIoomer. I
don't do up bzir at sill. l only comb the
ssir emo give 1T that general attention
which every womep's hair demands two
or three times week. There are lois If
women in The city who Sre in this bust
ness ard who would scOrn to cal them
selves professional h:irdressers.n
SIZE IS az elderly lady, tall and slen-
Oar. SID dressed ncatly and with excel
Lent taste in black. Her manners were
gentle and refined. 81 WIS corlered snd
| had TO % It," she said. ~ hsd to arr
my living suddenly, snd the only way |
could think If to do SO 81 my age was e
care for wCmen's hSir. Wnat do I co Go
he hal? Well, first l rub il dry with 6
soft and then with . hard brush. I don't
put lot Cf WGter sud Cleaning stUf' up
on the hair st first as some dc, but after
have the Gardruf oil cut, l vet
the heir with simple solution, which
! know 20 be Effective and not deleieri-
Gus; then rub sEd brush the l5jr dry
sgein. Next comes the trimming. I
pull cut The gray hairs enc By one, taking
CAFE TO Pull them SO tbat the scalp is not
isaerated and tha hSjr cells themselves
destroyed. There IS :: great art in pull
z cut Eeir. You must pull them in the
direction ia which they lie il the scalp,
Just rs you would oliver Of wood from
your hand, il the direction in which it en-
tered. Men or women can't pull our their
grsy hairs Themselves, for 1t is utterly i'm
possible fer hem 20 see shat they are
pulling Fhe hairs cut OF she proper sIsnt.
OF course, yen know thEs people are very
totchy On the subject Of gray hairs Ia
their heads. Itmskes women have the
5.uss for week WneR her first grxY tsrs
come. Now, when gray hsirs sre the
result of age never meddle with them;
the only thing to do ID 10 let them come.
But they are often the result CT sickness |
or some other little trouble snd 1t is
then often possible to prevent their |
coming. Badness Is to De d0ctored |
in inst the same wsy. 1 can never !
cure, though, and nobody can cure the |
badness Of people, like accountants and |
Others, accustomed to work all day WIFI |
the glare ard heat of gaslishts or electric |
lights beating down upon their heads. In
their cases the hair cells have been liter
ally burnt out.
"Well, finally, trim the hair. 1 cut
esch individual hair separately so IS to
make it even with the others.
Wren the hsir is gathered up in the
hand AID cut Fqusre scross in a lump, ss
it were, with the scissors the struggling
hairs sTe rot reacted. The result is only
to make the hair ehorter snd quite IS
uneven as before. Then 1 part the hair
simply and do it up plainly. AS 1 told
you, II women want their hair done up in
my ofthe fancy styles they mustn't come
10 me.
chow much does 1t psy ms? Well, 1
generally think ought to gei 81, ct least,
each time visit lndy's house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-25

George Pots, of Hssd county, Gs., 1id
reasCn TO believe tina. h. rev. sGe filters
would be glad to faG hin, asd he DEER
mined to circamvent then. Ode moving
several mon'hs ago his Ted YVES iyBId
empty, ard pinned to tie va ws5 mis-
rote: "Whsa rede tnls l will ne dsd.
Usder the river will be EV me-" H-5
friends setrchcd for bin. Toy fund
tracks Leading 10 the river EGd t1en dis
appearing. a nile down the slIesu tley
found Potts' csst caught By az O7erhsng-
ing branch. They decided t1s. ne vas
dead, AID MS family incurred duly. T1ree
months later Potts appeared, and said
.taat he wasn't tead; but his frie2 IDS Toh't
believe hin. They ssy tina. the original
Pot!s is indeed dead; and nov PITS is
trying &c find proof TO show ina! he IS
really alive. ST
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-25
RATES ON FEUIiS,

TrXAs FRUIT RAIsEBs CAN PUT THEIR
PR2DCCTs ON COLORADO WARKgT5.
spe-isI TO the Gazette.
BOWIE, Tex, June 24.-The f RI
Worm sid Denver m&lagemen. havs re
duced see fruit rate to Denver, Col, to IS
cer.s pcI lee poz258. THIS was done bq
the mar egemlhs - enable the srui;
rsisers ard nurserymen all eIoue the lire
10 compete Nita California il the iruir
ed vegetable msrkas. The mauneemeu.
5!ll begin Taesdsy rext Jy pleui1g Z reg
ulsr ftUit CT line, which VIII 20 through
wiz Inc passenger tgain fEcm Wichita
Falls. This is gSCd move BY the Gem
pAnY, snd fruit shippers IL Fort Worth
aid other points will be sble 10 cam
peie Wit2 Cslitorn!s products.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-25
at Albany,
Special to the Gazette.

ALBANY, TEX, June IA destructive
storm CT wind snd rain struck this place
about o'clocklssfnight completely de-
moisDing the Acknowledgement, blowing
down portion Of Stones livery stable
and wreckirg one CT the wind mills be-
longing to the water company. Great
dsmage wss done to tie growing crops IS
well az 70 small gram. A good portion f
wheat Wss harvested sad shocked IN the
fields. The dsmsge is estimated as fcl
lows: Me hodjst c0urch $4,000, q
total loss; Captsin Some, losses on stable
snd vehicles, $500; Albany Water Com
psny's loss Is abou: $3.50. Another rain
fell here this evening attended with
heavy wind and some hail. II is thought
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-25

20 he the hesviest rtin for sometime
DE-, ". c. Moody ia crossing tbs north
p,cEg of Hubbard cresk on horseback
WAS carried down BY the current against
3srb wire fierce. TIE horse drowned
md the d7atcT only saved hfm7eil ~
holding 10 'ha wire sad swim irg out
He MSS Gu. quite severely by TIE fierce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-25
EI'i ejoua.y crops.


HILLsp 7Ro, Tex, June "a We hsd g
very heavy rain night before last az d
again last night. L was bright ard
bGsutiiul this morning with good pros
sect for continued dry Wcather.
Tie wosGa has very TeErIy abandoned
the Gotten, ard the plant i3 now growing
rapidly. The corn crop is assured, ard
the hG5st ma. hiss been grown in Hill
county for many yesr5. Tskan all to
aether th crop prospects in Hill county
sre very promising.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-25
BE- E2AA PA%Es
Regatta - Tcwz Las s.Ie Excursion
E.atsa.

Regatta - Ecw- I.a5 sale - Excursion
Rats.
Or the Oh cf July {aere ie to he held s
I.rgs ana interesting r=aSits 1T Aransss
Boy, jas: opposite the town # Rackport,
starting from Arapsas Psss. There is 70
be public sEia Of Town lots. ozsifs s. /,
9Th and ia o: July. al RaekpoFs (Ars1sas
Cty). Another pHbsistssfe OF town lots
en- August ~. sEas}sHd 3 h al the same
plsce, a.seE
A ! AaeHof rallrosd viii give lew ex-
cpysteh Izte 80 tdst the people OF ail
:sEfeIa~ and the Northwest can see South
Wass Texas, aud the future great seaport
ard emporium OF trade bsrween North
ard South Americs.
The fuass boating, bsthing AMI fishing
ca the COST, and reasonable bosrd st no.
els. B. GIBBS,
president Arausss Psss Land Co.
PFUL McCoMB, Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-25

home NOkGE.
W. s. Russell Of ina Fsrt Wc1th a1G
Denver was in Fsrt Worth yesterday.
-.
q. G. Archer, travelling passenger scent
Of he Texas scd Pacific, Wss Ia For,
Worth yesterday
SIn Angelo will soon b, the terminus
Of ore railroad liae wllh prospects ot
soon having another line as her doors.
j. Il. Lsr7der, commercial sgent Ct TIE
Texas snd P@ch', returned yesterday
frrm the wsst, bus st clce lett for the
east.
". Il. Nas ere, general freight agent
CT he GUT, CClc,EtC ard Ssata Fe, has
issued clTcUiEr giving LO1jce that the
nsme Il Kyle ete!iCn has been charged
TO Saginaw.
The locomotive g aineers, fremsn and
EwitctmeG CT Fort WcT.l lave received 2
Ci5cu-ar frCE1 C2c2go setting forth inst
TIE stIise Is POI u the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy.
-
4 party ot erGircrrs are 1urDiag line
Eei8een Fort Worm enC Dallas On re
uCIlA side # tae liver. The mater Is
kept very quiCE 50 tie Dallas parties can
buy the TigCt CT-wEy wy cheep.
Captain J. P. MCUIe, general I've stock
tgsBt OF The J,Xss ana Iac hc, mss Just
rCturLtd from TIE Wcss. He says the
cstt!e busiFele doue by tie road is in
mepse, ara t5e -OSd is - DOOM.
Colonel L. D. V,ok, gsrersI live stock
asrnt CT tie MissCuri Pacific, Eas re
turned troEa = vift 10 San ALtaHi He
repcrts sblpmeuts CT cst1le over the
Missouri Pc &c 50 very ht ayy, end Gays
they ere eoaeNhsB pushed for cars 81
present.
A. Fsu,kUer, general passenger and
ticket scent for the Houston sra Texss
Central, was IN Furs Worth yesterday,
but made &c errsI cement 10 accommodate
the public by morning train cut OF Fort
Worth, hut The Texas spd Pacific, lhe
Cd Reliable, Is still making fine time to
New OIlesFs.
The Colemsn Voice says: Cit.z2rs OF
Coleman made g survey Cf route irom
town TO the talk on Wild Cat near Mr..
OYe1alps this weak with the view OF sub
hitting the same 10 the SInts Fee Com
psny as sn iaducemeDtt to change the juno
ton to this place. The estimate is rot
yet made up, but Mr.. S. NJ. Jones, the
engineer, says the grade will rot exceed
ard will hardly reSch 400e yards to tbs
mile, all dirt. The profile and estimates
with such other inGuc aments as Coleman
is prepared fo-cffer will be submitted to
the Santa Fa management as socn as
completed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-25

SNoCI.II 20 INt 1-a-BLIt,
TERaPLL, Tx, June 2S A heavy
wind blew II 4. II =. Il. last nigh, &c;
loved " heavy rain, sad tnis morning
an' Ut O'Clock smother storm csuz, &C
ccmpzried With vivit lightning ert very
hs.vY thunder. Another threatening
cloud came up 8. 1880 s. II. to-d3y, with
. heavy rsic, Tricn lasted soou! thirty
GiEEtes. Since the first blow
iSSt right TIE atmosphere hss been cool.
All these blows come from the north
vest, and come up very quick. Several
small ou'kOuses Levs bsen overturned ~
tee w!sd, enc in some cgees the Corr il
blo6n 1At On Ebe ground. By zoon to
cay the Eua commenced shiuigg brightly.
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at GresEvil!r.
Correspondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
GREENvnLE, TEX, June 2S.-While
tfe cotton fields il Hunt county are mcge
CT less cut W sII ever the county by
wcIEs, tha CAGES Of seriC1s damage to
the plant are rare. From 10 to 10 per
cent would be fsir estimate cf loss
thus fsr, The VEINS have les 10 in
their ravEges.
very heavy rain fell in Greenvine and
vicinity last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-25
ygeo.h b Id wootHlIIe.

special TO the Gazette.
WOoDvILLE, TEX June "a we have
lad 8lmos. constant rain here for the
last tive Cs7s. TrainG ale unable to run,
crops ere h5oded, snd farmers are IN
U3pslIy dosp2ndent. There Will hardly
be 3 fourth Of crop rosde N this county.
Hard timaJ aie inevitable.
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81 nlaca Jsck Gro1..

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
BLACK JACK GROVE. TEX, Juzc % -
A heavy rain fell here last m2hf, snd al
the creeks cnd brGIc hes are flied 10 over
aoairg this morning. The rain was pre-
ceded by 4 fsrce east wind, attended with
vivid light ipg End loud bursts OF thur
Car. Ne dCubs considerable dGmsgs is
dose 10 the oat c-2p, which is now being
harvested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-25
PROTECT THE BIRDS.

| sYha' LedV Has 10 say About Our Shate
T-ess and this Birds who woultS3lsys
with Us;
A friend after h&vipg been away froY
Car city several years, remarked that&
ne feasure did she see greater impEs-
ment than in multiplication and skWth
Of our shade trees; it seemed msryel
shat the little town 10 the bexstiug, al
most broiling, light OF an ungcreened
pTsirie sun should have become city Of
green trees, shaded sidewalks ard good
streets.
This fact furnishes one Of the best
evidences Of substantial growth: Every
pleasant home is an Snchor Of FINEST
hold with cable Of messureless strength.
The mex step of sdvsnce in this direction
is to protect the little birds thSt wo Id
mingle their joy with cur children's il we
let them snd thst would help Us care for
our trees aud gardens snd lowers
Every sentiment Of generosity, culture
and self-interest is on the side Of these
little visitors, who would become st once
our benetSctors and dependents. But
how stands the case with them nov? The
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-25

Corresnondence Of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
AUR EA, Tax jane pa heavy rain
fiji ever this region accompanied by
VIVID this morning. Corn ard fruit trees
are Injured slightly. Tha rain ia sddizg
to the sn1jesy a the fzGmscs. They fer
HuCa wheat sud oats vii be Injured IA
las shock Il tsey canE0: thrssh glon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-25
az Eorney,

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
FoRNEYs Tsxr June rs "A heavy rsin
tel here last night ard anolhor deluge
csne to-day. FzTmars and haymea sre
very blue. The Torms have commenced
Oh the cotton.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-25
RockIllnnn Extersion.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
MoBEETIE, TX, June 2l.-A well
authenticated rep0E; cones from Lioeral,
Kss., 10 tse eject that the R2ck Island
1osd has gwen orders for 81 mm' dis!e
extension from thss point to Beaver
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-25
Nno,m u GRIM Cr.n

Special 10 the Gazette.
BoTIE, lex, jane PA hesvy rain
end wind storm last Saturday night did
come damage 70 the grain crop. TIE
Yield q small grain tais year is enormous,
ond "log and homiuy" will be plentiful.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-25
Rain ct Holland.

Special to the Gazette.
HOLLAND, TEX jane 81 We hcd an.
other light rsin last night. .ccompsgied
oy Hind. 0ass are, it is estimated, IL
jured from % TO 80 per cent. by raina
and rust from calcuIatons CT three weeks
ago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-25
Regular Train Service,
Special to the Gazette.


GREENvILLE, TFI June 24.-GTeen-
vile Is promised regular passenger trains
ever the Cotton Bell very shortly, with
daily round trips between this city snd
tie convention ard R:ilroad Center.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-25
Goad Rair 81 Rri-n

special to the Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX, June % A good rain fe'l
nere MS evening, which is q crest Gd-
7inEge &c growing crops and vegetation.