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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
Health is Wealth.

LIE. c. Vets Nerve and Brain treatments
guaranteed specific for HysteTls, Dizziness, Con-
yulsions III, Nervous Neuralgia. Headache,
Nervous frosirHtion caused by the use of alcohol
or tobacco, NskefsI!ness Mental depression,
softening Of the Brain resulting ia insanity end
leading to misery decay and death, premsturs
Old Age. Bsrrenness. oss Of Power In either
tcx, Involuntary Loses and spernsiouhoes
caused hy ovcr-eJertinn OF The trsiD self-sb1se
or over-nduigence Each box contains oae
n nonth's tresin ent 81 a box. or six boxes iox
st.sent BY mail prepaid 90 receipt Of price
NJ GUARANTEE SIN RONEs
10 cure any case. With esch order received by
us for six bore. sccon panied with g. We vii
sen< The ru-cbsser our written eusraf.tee 70 r.
fund the money. 4 u q treatment does not e1ess
q cure Guarantees issued only ~
w. r. IIBBS, DRUGGIST,
Sole Agent
126 noproe-st., Grand Rapids. Mich
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
The Britain" serves oyster. in all .tyls,


The Grand Rspids Paper Box Factory.
formerly locste1 81 II feaFl.sl.. has been
removed 20 IS and 45 CaInpA0-si.. corner
Louls-st
| have three large Round Oak beating
stoves. With wOod snd ooal CRATES and Goa
feeders used but one winter, also . good
cashiers q, sk ali OF which | will sell very
cheap a. ! have no further use for them.
y Old place is for rent Apply. W. W
Hnelsgsr, Telephone so.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

kISkx TsE HArTxs ANp kCzs5ks. CSAArs<
SxsszEses Asess xas LAefe-esAL
GAExKxrs SoLp AZ fsIcEs y Hics
Laws CAICAso. DkgksIE sSD
EAsIEES llk4LK2s p9s -
TAI CoLR
Miner s lQsf nos ssry busy s9ppy yine
TIE lGiies = 81 nSs s<Al ssrlnents fsf tie
~lnter sszs5n. ha t@Kss lher measure.
warrants sns eio4ks 70 ef p~rtsoEls sno xiii
saeer $50 lhal 1s sells Loser snd better
sfa1e u sea lb41 uns nasn 30 Michigan
Ladies AID geatlsmeH -lii md a. Alner =.
y Monroe = isrge aps Il foTs sd tria
nlugs 10 a. grades. siglss .aa prices, sls3
tGs ksnasomest hns IL sea- CAPS ever . 90
ia TIE cay. snS Al prices ~hlsb woald -
caesp a. wholesale
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
CAUGHT IN JACKSON.

Bert Godfrey In Jackson Waiting to
Come Back to This City.
A dispatch was received by Sheriff Bishop
last night from the chief OF police at Jack
son stating that Bert Godfrey had been ar
rested that city end would be held until
an officer could be sent Tor him. Godfrey
il young man who has worked around
several restaurants IN his city. Last Friday
night he went through his room mate
James Bsttsby's clothes and got g, and
then left the town. He will come back
with Deputy Sheriff Scslly today.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

Me-srs. Hosgery & Goss have formed I
partns rsbip IN the lE~ business. aud tb'
new nrm has secured the Offices recent,
occupied by Mr.. Grove, A. AOnroe-st. Mr.
hogSsrty for nearly three years was ssso-
clatsd with Jedge Grove. is veil up In hi
chosen profession, and Mr.. Goss Is the Nes
Side attorney who was secretary OF The b.
publican Congressional Commit in th'
campaign just closed. and is ole OF th'
Circuit Court Commissioners elect.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

f9se 81 Stakstee nas re- ived f-on, he
and. Egrere- fo1r xses of Cesassns "a I.
ard rcr our xszs 81 Hssr.sra oii - ssaces
IN = rndav = Tst Tsssx z vRArn NJ sfexs-
- aa- a ease ~ A4o ectfies - xerusrs
Ntsre CT o. 30 wav irotn EasrIer,
n nxBss tossl 4 i2oo0 sofsies thst hs Aas
M p>rsr< lhAs y~T
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
Ths Hind Nustcfsas

The audiences which attended The musical
snierisioment Of The Blind Musicians
John and May McCsv, a. Arcsnium Hall
did not OCcspv rnUrs Than one-hslf OF tbe
seats however toe entertainment deserved
a mucn larger attendance The y -smme
vas rendered IL good style and l..e musi-
cians we're frequently encoysd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

If you wish perlor furniture az gresl
sacrifice of prices. go TO the Star Furniture
Company. 100 South Division ST.. They are
closing cut their present stock 10 make
room or new purchases.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

There's no denying the excellence OF
ready made overcoats shown By the Giant
Clothing Company. and it's not surpri.in :
that hundreds who. as q rule. have their
clothing made To order. make an exception
in favor OF the magnificent gar ments SHOWN
by this popular house.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

The ladies of the Wealthy Avenue
Baptist church will give an England dinner
dinner snd tea Friday and saturday. Nov.
% and q at HArtman's Hail. The attcu-
ton of business men and others who take
meals down town IS especially called 10
theee dinners.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
LADIES SHoEs

In all grades. from the finest hand -sewed 10
good. solid everyday shoe, IN Kid. Goat,
DOngoia or Calfskins. at strictly wholesale
cost prices. for thirty days only, at the
Popular Shoe House. 40 Cansl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

II you wish parlor furniture at great
sacrifice of prices, go to the star Furr iture
Company. 100 south Division-st They are
closing out their present stock TO make
room for new purchases.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

II you wish parlor furniture at a great
sacrifice of prices. go to the Star Furniture
Company. lo9 South Division 81. Tney are
closing out their present stock to make
room for new purchases.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

Come and see prices in our oyercoat
stock that will surprise you. No idle as
sertion. as you will find upon investi6a-
ton. GIANT CLOTHING COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

John neTnss. liz ksntst dealer ia
Kentucky whiskiss, etc corcIsily invites
BIS friends sno patrons 70 bis new sample
room whieh has recently been opsnsd -
the public.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
Go to The Britain" fora choice dinner


young lady ol seventeen Summers
highly educated refined. ana Of prepOss-ss-
leg sppeArance Cesires 10 form the sc
quzlnt.nce OF some nice young man. whom
she would advise. Z troubled with dyspep-
siA. To use that great blood purifier, sulphur
Bltters.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

Ar opsn sscref-T1e unparalleled merit
and popularity ef Dr. Balls Cough syrup
A specific Tor al ho5ilv ran u Ss'vston
0N Is cures al pain inss1tiY All costs
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

Do not look for the name Giant" ut the
head of slow business. New prices are
moving our overcosts lively. Don't be too
late: better make your selection no.
GIANT Cro-Urvc COyr.vy
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

II you wish parlor furniture at q great
sacrifice of prices. go 10 the Star Furniture
Company. 100 South Division-st They are
closing out their present stock TO make
room for new purchases.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

Boots. Slippers and Felt Goods at strictly
cost prices, Tor thirty days only, ut the Popu-
lar Shoe House. as OAnai-st,
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

What is they put IVORY -oAF. Doetof % oOIall
quatie59"
special ingredient used IS simply because the IVORY
nearly pure possible make soap ANY soap that
s pure IS the Ivory VIII be equally as healing but the
difficulty find soap pure The profession recommend ihs
nontatng soap simply anf the wound then nature does the
You readily appreciate what the effect would be your
neck had washed with impure and aduerated soap Avoid
coored and highly peed soap oong and perfume
disguise something the soap should not contain
4 WORD OF WARNING.
There represented be just good as me hop
ARE NOT lack the peculiar and remarkable quaues o
the genuine for Ivory" Soap ard insist upon getting
Cgnngh oct &
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
Go to Dettenthaler's for oysters.

New Neckwesr-lOO dozen. 75c and 81
scarfs, just received; 20 on sale this week at
SOC. GIANT CLOTHING COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

De,tenthaler has game in season. Civ,
him CALL
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

A window full of latest patterns, 75c and
81 nsckwe2r. al 55c
GIANT CLOTHING CoxrAsY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

NAssls4r8s Scr 81 ~ ger snd Lssssr
zcEixA1. E4f sli4hs CT assss "a lsn4psra-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
Go to Dettenihaler's tor oysters.

Neckwesr. the leading shapes. IN 81 and
75c silks; SOC for choice this week
GIANT CLOTHING COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

e rsia euf hrn6I 80 - de- s~s fsr nevfi-
r.ra fsr .sssrrh rrifes izd0 in Fravi-
-erre rhuf Hood 2sr<spsri "a ths
asa Feef
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

Dettenthaler has game in season. GIVE
him a call
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
Fresh 6,b received daily at Dettenthsler'

The plsce to buy crus he'd coke IL Of the
Central Coal ca. Telephone s34.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

See o1r corner wisdor. it's fall of75c and
81 neck wear and the nest par, of tits that
you get your choice Of the entire lot al 500
this vees.
GLaNr CInrHlx. loarAxr
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

The riches line Of neckwesr ever opened
in The city l00 dozen 90 on sale this week
q, 55c- Iou can match them elsewhere
tor 75c and 81.
GrA~T CroTHrNG CoxP.SY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

Order your jackson Hili cosl Of the Cen
tral losi Company Telephone s3f
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

If Won want wood bv the carload or cord
buy 1t of the Central Coal Go. Telephone
s34
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

The Britain" serves excellent meals al
moderate prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

The Britain" serves excellent meals q
moderate prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20

The Brlttnn" serves oysters 10 all styles
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
BUSINESS BREvITIEs.

Go to The Britain fo- a choice dinner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
Cornelius Jordan, and W. W. spreul, who

Cornelius Jordan, and w. w. spreu', VINO
appoint their own alternatfs.
North River District James II. Todd and
ssmuel Forrer.
Middle River District Colonel John II.
Crawford, Charles s. Patterson. and william
II. Norman. with 3. Ii. MeCue, A. II.
Roller. and G. Edward Crawford, aiternates.
Pastures Dlstrict-W. II. Clare and w.
G. LANCE. With ). II. Bell and DR.. Il. W.
Murray, alternates.
ON the afternoon OF tho 9th Edward L..
Collins. about seventeen years old, son OK
James Collins near Greenvife, with party
was out cunning. An accidental discharge
OF the load In his gun poured the contents
into his right leg lust abb owe the ankle, shtt-
tering the bones. Amputation was neces-
sary.
Lewis NJ. Bumgardner. son OF Mr.. Lewis
Bumeardner. and younger brother OF Cap
tain James Bumgartner, Jr, died suddenly
on the night OF the 9th instant. He was
member OF the stanton bar and young
man Of excellent mind and good attain
ments. ~"
The bar held a meeting to-day and
adopted proceedings OF respect for the dc.
ceased. The funeral services, which were
largely attended, were held at the residence
OF his brother, Rev. DIR. ID. *. McFarland,
OF the First Presbyterian church, conduct
ing the service. The burial this afternoon
was In the family cemetery at Bethel church,
eight miles south Of stanton. A large
number Of friends accompanied the remains
10 their last resting-place. There Is deep
sorrow felt IN all the community for his
venerable father and his family in their ai'
Fiction,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK. BALTIMORE. Asp RICE
xoaD STOCK YxcxAH0sA
Grain, Provisions. Cotton. robsesa Tar
pentiEs, Resin. Tar. ana
Peanut Maskssa
nv ,o,sgr.nn - I'M p,spa,ch.l

NEW YORK. Nav THE stock market to-osy
was only moderately actife. Lood0n was
buyer AZ the opening and this gave stronk Due
20 early trading. the irst prices being from "
= per cent above Saturdays close spes,n'
pressure was brought against douia ss"sS
New England was remarkably strong N VIC
early dealings. but ater r1se OF peint cav ~
the decline, aud before IL wss s.opPee
had dropped 81 per cont Union IN
cinc also became quite weak. Later the zen
turs OF tbs dealings vas q demand Tor LacsE
wanna Ia the loan crowd. a. high as l-tf peihg
bid for the uss OF the stock to-day. while snois
Interest in ell active stocks IN reported very
large. one operator having out 10000 SHARES.
There Is gn impression thai the market has been
weakened by parties interested IN defeating tno
placing OF tho Reading per cent loan In lon
don, and Reading was weak AZ ono tine today,
though II was never leader In the decline.
Manhattan was next 10 Missouri Pacific as 70
weakness. but New England. alter IL osce Was
started, showed marked weakness. Towards
O'Clock tho lowest prices o. the day genecsiiy
were reached. aud tie snorts started TO cover.
which rallied the list. though little progress was
made until during the last houf, when tne eo-
vance gained force, aud mos. OF the list we're
broug ht up near the opening fgures Inc Close
was quiet and dun WITH most Of the list lover.
Missouri Pacific q doWn 2 per csnt hsshaitsn,
1kc.; Oregon Navigation. Ike. aud fert worm
and Denver, Ike. Total sales, 2)4,nco shares
NKw YORK. Nay -so0n.--Stocss quiet anu
steady Money easy at 2 Exchange-lehs'
fS6A: short. AZ. Governments dull and steaay.
ErsRiaG-8xohangs DUH but hrm; loDg -
short $50. Money easy at Nae per cent, coslas
offered at2 Sub-Trsssury baisnces--Coir, Ssh,
sgi, 900: currency, fiAH,3o0o. Goyernm ents Sni
and hrm; per cents, l2i's; - per cents r"'a
tai a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
nEAIHA.

RLAKEY.-Died, Monday, May Z, 1888, at
O'clock A. NJ, a. the residence Of her husband,
27 west Marshall street, Mrs. LOW A. BLAhEl,
wife Of &. II. Blakey.
Asleep In Jesus, blessed sleep,
From whonce none ever wakes To weep.
The funeral will take place from Grace-Street
BAPTIST church WEDNESDAY At 4 7. VI. All
friends and scqusiutances are invited to attend
without further notice.
HUCLEss.-Died, MAY 2. 1888, at i:i0 4. NJ, at
his late residence, i9 north Fourth street
SAMUEL :. HuCLEss, IN tho seyen!y-fifth year
Of his age.
His funeral will take place from tho First Bop-
tist church Ccoloredl at4 7. ~. TUESDAY. May
SIN. Friends OF the family are respectfully in
Yited 10 attend.
JELLIE-Died. at bis late residence, Glen
dale, National cemetery, Henrico county, Va,
Superintsudent ALEXANDER JELLIE; aged
forty-four years; a native Of County Down, Ire
land, and a member Of Company A, Fifth regi-
ment, United states cavalry, during the late
war.
New York aud Brooklyn papers please copy. .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
The vote on the River and HnrbOr
Bill.
rBy telegraph to the Dlspach.l

tBy telegraph TO the Dlspatch.l
WASHINGTON, May THE following Is
the detailed vote on the river and harbor
bill:
YEAs.-Mes.rs. Abbott, Allen Of Massa-
chu,etts, Allen OF Michigan, Anderson OF
Mississippi, Baker Of New York, Bankhead,
Barnes, Baync, Biggs, Bingham, Blanchard,
BOoihman. Bowen, Breckenridge OF Arkan-
sas, Breckinridqe Of Kentucky, Brewer, L.
II. 3. Browne Of Virginia, Brown
Of Ohio, j. Il. Brown OF Virginia,
Bryce, Burrows, Butler, ButHrwortb,
Carlton. Caruth, CaswcIl. Catehlngs,
Chapman, Clurdy, CIark. Clements, CoSs'
well. Cothran, Cox, Cram, Grouse, Cutcbeon,
Daroap. Davidson of Alabama, Davidson Of
Florida, Delano, Dlbble, DOughcrty, Dunn,
Elliott, Farquhar. FELTON,, Fisher, Flood,
Foran, Ford, Forney, French, Gay, Gibson,
Glass, Gon, Granger, Grimes, Grosvenor,
Guenther. Hare, Harmer, Hanger, Hemp
hin. Herbert, Herman, Hooker, Hop
kns Of Virginia, Hopkins OF New
York. Houk, Iudd, Hunter, Jackson,
Jones, Kelley, Lafoon, Logan, Laid
low, Landes, Lanham, Latham, Law
Ter, Lee, Lind, Lodge Macdonald, Mansur,
Martin, McChmmv, McCreary, Mckenna,
Mckinney. Mcslillip, McHay, Millken,
Mills, MolIilt, Moore, Morgan, Morrow,
Neal, Nelson. Newton, Nutimg, Oates,
O'Donnell, O'Neill Of PENNSYLVANIA, O'Neill
of Missouri, owen, Peel, Pennington, Phe'
Inn. Plrley, Randall. RayneT, Rice, Robert
son. Rogers, Romeis, Row land, Russell OF
Msssachu etts. Russell of Connectcut Saw
yer. Sayyes, Scott, Seney, Seymour, Shcr-
man, Shivelcy, Simmons, smith, Sny-
der. Stephenson. Stewart ot Texas,
stewart Of Georgia, StockdaIe, stone
Tarsney, T.. u. Taylor OF ONO,
Thomas OF kentucky, THOMPSON OF ONO,
Thompson Of California, Tlllmln, IfacY'
rown,hend, Turner OF Georgia, NandeYeer'
Walker, Warner, Washington, Weber
Wheeler, Whiting OF Michigan, Wiekhlm,
Wilkinson, Wilson Of West virginia, wise,
WOODBURY., Yoder, aud Yost-lGi.
NAYs.-MessIs. Anderson Of Ohio, Ander-
son Of Kansas. Arnold, Atkinson, Baker OF
Illinois. Belden, Bliss. Blount, Boutelle,
DroWer. Brumm, Buchanan, Buckalew,
Bvpum. Congib,h Of New York, Gambler,
cannon. Cheadle, Cooper, Cowles, Dalseil,
Darlington. Dingiey, Ermentrout. Fuller,
Gear. Gest, Groui, Hall, Heard, Henderson
NJ Iowa. Henderson OF North Carolina,
Henderson OF Illinois, Heistand, HIT, HoI-
man. Holmes, Hopkins OF Illinois, HoyeY,
Johnston OF IDdnua. Johnston Of Norlh
,arolinp, Keao, Kerr OF Louisiana, Toilette,
Laird. Lshbach. Lyman. Mat,on, MoAdoo,
V,rr,man. Osborne, Perkins, Peterson,
Phelps. Plumb, Post, Reed, Rockwell,
woweN. Scun, sowdep, Spoouer, steele,
stone Of Missouri. J. d. TAYLOR OF Ohio,
Whiting OF Massachusetts, Whilhorne, VIII
lams. and Yardley-69.
Me.srs. Morrill,, Gaines, HoRg, Davis,
Perry. soinola, Thomas Of Wisconsin, VIII
ner. cul5erson, O'Forrsll, and Allen OF Mis-
sissippl. who would have voted for the oiIi,
were paired with Mcssrs. Dockery, vance,
Ricbardsou. Lymer, Belmont. keteham,
Nichols. Findley, Browne Of indiana, Dor
sew. and Bland, who would have voted In
the negative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08

Crops-weather-PersOnai Mention
Fire la GordOnsvfiIe-Otner Notes.
LDnrraar.nnhnncs Of the Rlchrnnnh nisnaLchl

Fire in GOrdOnsviiIe-Otner Notes.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispaich.l
TREvnIAN's, Va. Msy :. 1888.
Our planters have been rushing work for
the past month. Spring was very late, but
1he weather has been 80 open lately that
planting has been completed rs early as
usual. We have had clear, cool weather
generally for three OF four weeks. Corn Is
All planted except on wet lOw-gIounGs aud
fis.s. Oats are looking fairly well. Whoa, is
poor, and a scaut crop is promised. Grass is
backward Oh account OF the recent dry
weather, and Il is thought tbat the hay crop
will be short. IL may come out with plenty
Of ram. April has been remarkably dry.
with only one or Two showers. Cattle aud
other stock have been turned out to pasture
much later than usual.
Mr. Valentine aud wife, Of Kentucky, have
left for the Hot Springs, 10 Bath county.
Mrs. Valentine goes there FOR treatment for
rheumatic govt. She viii return - this
neighborhood for the summer months.
The town OF GOIdonsyille was endangered
on Friday night last. A building belonging
70 G. W. Ruukle, somewhat Isolated from
other buildings, took fire about 8 o'clock,
ana b., for the heavy rain which had Just
fallen would bave IA Oh probability caused a
big eOnfagrstion. The building was an Or
dinary one valued at about 5000, and was
used as q fsrm.lmplement mandatory. The
loss on buildings aud machinery was heavy.
Alr. Rupkle's loss IN all was $1,000 or $1,000.
Messrs. Morton & DuucOmb, shuttle biloxi
manufacturers, sustained small loss.
MIR. Runkle's other shop was not damaged.
as the fire was confined to this building. The
origin was thought 10 be accidental. No in-
suTance.
An alarm was spread few days ego that
the dam OF the large pond on Mrs. Nalen-
tines farm was breaking. Great uncasiness
was manifested for the l0w-zr0unds and
meadows below the pond when it Wss found
that muskrats had honeycombed the dam
add the water was rushing. Tie water is
thought 10 he under control at present. A
large force Of hands were secured ana put
20 work repairing the break. TwIG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
FREDERICMARURG.
Delegates 10 Norfolk Dragged TO
Death by q Colt.
Especial telegram to the Dispateh.l

TrEnERiCKcBURG, VA, May AT mass
meeting Of the Democratic party Of this
county held At the courthouse to-day the
following delegates 10 represent the parry
IN the State Convention at Nor,Ok were
chosen: Hon, Chancellor Bailey, lie j.
Graves. Colonel J. Bell Bigger, aui Colonel
]. K. Alricb. TIE following resolution was
unanimously adopted;
Resolved. That We endorse the wise, con.
seryatiye. and honest Administration OF
President Cleveland; that we approve bis
message on the tariff, and that we cheerfuily
accept the Mills bill as compromise inea-
sure upon which VII Democrats should win.
Lee, the eightyear-old sou OF Mr.. }, l..
finder, Of this county, was dragged 10
death bv horse last Fridsy. He was
grazing the colt at the time wIth the halter
lied around bis wrist, when the animal took
fright ana ran OF. dragging him along. lie
Was horribly mangled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
A DEADLY cLoUpBUssr.
A strange Atmospheric Fheneme-
non-Houscs washed Away
whole Family Drowned.
tBy telegraph 70 the Dispatcn.l


WICHITA, KAN, May IA strange atmos-
pherical phenomenon was witnessed ut Maize,
west Of this city, yesterday. storm-cioud
burst and extended over aspsce, parallelo-
gram In form, about 500 yards vide and one
mile in length. For half an hour rain came
dewn ia torrents; the heavens were black, and
darkness almost equal TO that OF night covered
the entire area. The people ran ahrighsed from
their homes, many crying that The cad OF the
world had come. Maize Is situated on ihe south
bank Of tue Arkansas river aud the streets
were turned into rivers, which Fortunately
found outlets into the Arkansas. An eys~
witness describes the rain as pouring down
I'm torrents, washing away number OF
houses aud moving others from their founda.
lions. A house 10 which family named
Rockby lived was picked up by foods and
carried into the Arkansas river. where IL
sank, drowning Rockby, his wife. and two
children. A number OF narrow escapes are
reported. The water from the cloud seemed
TO come straight down and could not have
been thicker had II found its source from
lake in the air. The bodies Of the Bockby
family have not yet been recovered. The
damage will be very large. A great many
cattle and horses we're drowned,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-08
xot the siarnese Twlns.

sohn Edwards and wnllsm Carleton OCCUPIED
ths same reom together Ia state siFssl, Shi,aso
Nasrals r. pain In rho face and were driven Al
NO., srazy By Thai and prolonged siespleseness
49, erss named, driven 10 despair, shot himseii
tsrouch the head, while the sec1sa. oy tne aa-
W. ~ frletd. procured botto OF Scotch oats
rssasce. and 10 iorty-oishi hours was q wen ana
happy msn- a., .,..,,s,,on for
sa,se inns psst. caiminssipg 10 Anonymous ann
tn.' r-ssncr company. for the eaTufhnce OF
$3.50 ss,s,omsrs. from the nrss moment shey
s.rs al mess reports began 10 place upon escn
Se-aie Of seotca Oats Essence SivVp lgils,s
po.s's tee thst there was not particle o. any
tu.a,x az olber narcotic IN u, svosn 70 under
opss Ard every bottle msnufncturef py inc COM
9ssn cS1sr Apfil Is, 1854 will hare his gusren-
~ a. ils pssteRoard NfenpsE