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ChIdrcn's Blazers.

Chldrens Blazcrs reduced from $3.50 10 s1.
Chldrcn'a Bla2crs reduced from 81 10 Sl.5O.
Children's Blazers reduced from SO 10 50.
CbNdrons Blazers reduced from 1925 10
S%.25,
Ch,idren's Blazers reduced from $3.50 TO s3.
Children's Blazers reduced from 80 TO 1875.
Clildroa's Blazers reduced from $500 TO
$3.50.
NOVELTY GlMIS reduced from 5Oc. 10 &C.
Three-quartcr yard lengths ALL~SILk GAR
TER ELASTIC, 1Oc.
We have lust received tho latest novelty In
Jewelry-the BIRTHDAY PIN. 1t is a littlo
heanty made OF Sterling Silver set with Jewels
Come and get one-'twill only cost you 2jc.
beautiful assortment OF tho latest styles
OXYDIZED SILVER and ROLLED-GOLD
PLATE HAIR ORNAMENTS.
beautiful BEAD NECKLACES in Roman Gold
of tho best quality. We have them In two sizes,
$50 and sl.75.
WHITNEY BABY-CARRIAGES have TO 20 IN
tho general reduction. Tho most elegant assort-
mrut for your selection.
Si5 CARRIAGE reduced to S2a9S.
S4OCARRIAGE reduced 10 S26.lS.
S34 CARRIAGE reduced 10 s23.fS.
go CARRIAGE reduced TO S|l.aS.
s21 CARRIAGE reduced 10 @l7.9S.
S94 so CARRIAGE reduced 10 sl6.4s.
s22 CARRIAGE reduced 10 S149s.
5000 CARRIAGE reduced TO slO4S.
We mention few prices 10 give au itea Of the
biz cut In prices.
Our Shoe Department viii be very busy this
week II low prices VIII sell eOod SHOES. We are
determined not 10 carry over single pair Of
LADIES OXFORD TIES. We can't do Justice
in an attempt az dcscrbing their merits. You
must call rn1 examine them yourself.
MEMS SHOES are TO share IN the great reduc-
tiou sale. They have got o. be slld and we have
made tho prices low enough 10 do IL. BE sure TO
notice our PLAIN TOE AND PATENr-1Ip La
DIES DONGOLA BUTTON sNOES which We are
selling rapidly az sl.H0 q pair.
We also carry nm attractive line Of LADIES'
BTTTON BOOTS in All tho popular shapes with
plain and patont-leather tooS ranging In price
from 81 TO $3.50.
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Richmond h a 5
never seen. w o
have too much
UOILSe1C0re

son of the year. That's al.
30 dozen Decorated Imported Cake
Plates-they are marked sc. and 33c.
each-take your choice ut l0c. each
10 dozen Hand Painted Imported Cake
Salvers-they are marked 81. 10 each
take your choice OF them at &c. lot
Hand Painted Imported Salad and Ber-
ry Bowls, square and round shapes
they are marked to sell at39, 40, and 59c.-
your choice this week 2jc. l lot hand
some Hand Painted Fruit Stands--the
prettiest and best we have ever sold at
these prices 80. Csc, Sl.23-we glyo
you the choice Of this lot at 5Oc.
Now here's o lot Of about Q dozen
Moustache Cups, beautifully deco
rated, grand quality-yet the marked
price is only 59c.-take them this wees
at Just 25c. II dozen Patent Shaving
Mugs-they are worth J0c., but they
will 90 this week at next to nothing
1Oc. 1 lot Decorated Gravy Boats, the
price is 43c., for 25c. about 40 dozen
French China Fruit, Berry, Salad,
and Ice. Cream Saucers, oil hand deco
rated, and are worth from $3.50 to $3.50
per dozen, your choice at Sl.50 per
dozen; about the samo quantity OF
Imported Fruit Plates that arc worth
from 81 to 81 per dozen, your choice at
100. !; SSc. is the price of fine Oat- Meal
Sets for SOC. 800. is the price Of an
other quality for 2jc. lot Kioto Card
Receivers, the price is $l.19, for SOC. !;
Self-Pouring Tea and Cofee-Pots at
theso reductions From $40 to 81 :,
from S2.47 to $50; all odd pieces
of Fine China and Bric-a-Brac will be
placed on sale regardless Of cost or
value, as, for instance, Odd Rose
Jars which arc marked SOC. will
be 15c. ; japanese Flower Vases
which arc S3. 90 will be 81. 80; Ornaments
which are SO. CO, for g Sl.97 Chocolate
Pot Will be 81 Sl.S2 Cracker Jar will
DO 81 !; and the price Of en- inch-high
Vase Bond ware) is Sl2.50-for S. and
40 on 19c. Glass Butter Dishes, 10c. !;
Si.4S French Water Sets will be $3.50;
S29S French Water Sets will be Sl.75 |;
sl.4S Water Sets will be 7Jc. SSc.
Frosted Berry Bowls will be 5Oc. SIC.
Berry Bowls will be 4jc. lac. Sugar
Shakers for 80. Rich Cut Finger Bowls
which are marked 32c. each will be 81
per dozen, just half price; SIC. En-
graved Cracker Jars for soc. 34c. Co
vered Sugar Dishes for 25c. 59c. Berry
Bowls for 25c. /; 59c. Flower Pots for 35c. |;
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brio, was %, %, and 29c.. for II and
zoe. n yard; yard-wide 1910. White
Cambrics for &C. a yard 1914 Bleached
Sheeting for lie. Androscoggin Cotton
for 7.c
Small Ware, Lace Curtains, Umbrel-
las, Parasols, and whatever is not men
toned here is at n price that Will pay
you to buy. The house is compelled to
reduce stock. This week for $3.50
soc. buys choice OF Silks .SiZbS. |
and Silk Material that cost
from G9c. TO s1.29. Whi'o -
and Colored China Silks that were 90 and
C9c. for 37.c. Black Surah that was
81. % for 75c. any Printed China SILK
up to CSC. o yard for SOC.
FL buys any of these 3 pieces OF Black
Silk Materials that were from Sl.39 to
81 Colored Silks, Grenadines. Chitfons,
and other handsome Silk Wear at less
than cost at great loss. They must bo
closed ont this week.
Handsome Umbrellas from si.2O to
92.S5 from 81. 40 TO 8sc. from SIC.
TO CSC. for Gloria that will not run.
Special prices everywhere to make you
take the stuiis.
Such sacrifice prices in
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Big Reductions

for SOC. SOC. Buggy-Whips for 29c. {;
Sl.59 Oil-Stoves for q. % 50 Oll-Stoves
for 81; 5Oc. Vegetable Steamers for
25c. G1e. Tea or Coffee Cannisters for
10c. 49c. size for 2jc. /; &c. Oil-Cans
for &c., and l9c. Sauce-Pans for leo. !;
81 size Granite Iron Preserving Kettles
for SLIT; Toe. Granite Iron Baking
Pans for 47c. ;95c. Cedar Tubs for 66c,
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JdydineerS

at like reductions s. Table Lamps tor
$3.50; 63c. Lunch Baskets for
25c. 2jc. Lunch Baskets for 15c. (;
40c. Satchel Baskets, 15c. T; from 75c.
Oil Paintings for 2jc. (; from Sl.5O
Oliographs for SOC. $3.50 Oil-Paint-
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Levy & Davis S
SPECIAL SALES

right judging the crowds We have waited
re latter part OF las. week
Vee gone found whore the Goods than
naturally sell this and have made s further reductions
-.- alo Cary no Goods oyey.
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Chldren's Pink and Blue Chambray Sun Bon
nets, white embrolderies, now Boo. that wcre
69c, now 2jc. that were 50c;
Chidrcn's Black sh,rred Null Hats now 1oc. that
were 25c.:
Irfant Boys Mall Jockey Caps now 15c. that
were 35c.:
Children's nne P. X. Hat, now 1oc. that were
35c.:
Some now I0c that were 25c.
ladies' and Misses Embroidered and Plain,
White, Cream, Pink, and Red shirred Hats
now SOC, were sl.
All OF these Hats and Caps on one immense
centre table. easy to got at and sure to sell out
In few days.
Lightweight An-wooi Plaid Dress Goods, 3s
inches wiie now 25c. that we're 50c;
| Checked Lsce Wool Bunting navy blue, cream,
and drab now 1Oc. yard;
Fine Cotton pllow-Shams, embroidered all over
in rel, now 25c. Il pair that were Soc;
| Weos,cr'a Pocket Dictionaries. containing moro
than 10000 words, now &c. each;
so dozen Colgates Colco Soap now &c. q cake that
Was 1Oc.,
About 500 bottles ttull pinp OF French 3-LeN
Bay Rum now l9c.;
Bradleys Toilet Wators, equal In strength 10
Coigate's Chalf plnts), now 25c. that was 5oc;
Psugura, tho great relief for sunburn and rough
stin, now 15c that was %5c.;
Persian Insect Powder in si.tng-top boxes now
&c. a box;
Linen and Plain Writing Paper Of nrst quality In
boxcs, ? fall quires and full packs Enye-
lopes, now l5c. that wero 2Jc.;
Rico Powder t7iolet now lSc. that was 44c.;
Moro that ., 800 pair of the Real Lisle-1hread
Hosiery tor ladies' solid grays, solid tans,
and striped tans and grays, worth SOC. a
pair, now 29c;
Figured French sattcen Chair Tides now 90.
that were 25c.
A lot Of our 75c. Vnlaundered Shirts for gentle
men that arc soiled are now marked 35c.
each;
satteeu- Covered Down Pillows now SOC.
NEW LINE OF
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Ladies' Null Hats now sl.50, we're $3.50;
Ladies' Solid Black and Cream Silk Null Hats
now $3.50. were si;
About 80 Untrimmed straw Hats for ladies now
15c. that were 80, 75c., and 81;
Infants Black Mnl Capsnow CSC. that were 5oc..
Light Striped, Wash SIX, Pleated and Tucked
Waists now $500 that were $3.50;
Light Striped Fine sattecn and Crepe Cloth
Ploa,ed Waists now 75c. that were 81;
About % dozen TOO many Corset Covers, fne
csmbric. torchon trimmed, now 25c. that
were 50c.:
All OF tho Plain, Mixed. and Plaid Flannellettes
for mountain costumes. double width, now
l5c. yard that we're 25c.;
The balance Of those beautiful Bedford Cords,
white grounds with stripes, 3s inches wide,
now 2Jc. that were o0c.;
Every piece OF Pineapple Tissue, no matter what
color, kind, or former price, are now 6l4c. a
yard;
At the Jewelry counter 5000 Lace or Scarf Pins,
all sorts and kind Of settings, now lc. each
that were 3, 10, aud 25c.;
Birthday Rings, guaranteed solid gold with stone
settings for each month IN tho year, now 81
each;
Black Plaid and Striped Musllrs, raven black,
now 1896 yard;
About 5000 yards fine Imported White India
Linon now 15c. yard;
Only two different patterns Of Lace Plaid Fine
Sheer Null now 25c. yard;
Cocoa on Soap now sc. pound that was 13c.;
Rough-nnish Irish Linen Writing Tablets, four
sizes. from smallest note to large letter size,
now I0c. choice that we're - to l9c.;
Enamel Paints, all colors, now 10, 10 and 35c
About 800 flno Knives, 3, 4, ard blades, small
Size for ladies and large size for gentlemen,
now 36c. that wero - and Doc.
Black Velvet ard Black Leather Belts, now bow
patterns. now &c. apiece;
Elegant Handkerchief Lace, Round, Square. aud
Oblcng Chair and Sofa Tldics nov 25c that
were 81 and 50c.;
Large, Gne, elegant Turkish Bath Towels now
35c. that were 5Oc.;
Ladies' Ribbed Underests the kind we sold for
Soc, arc now 17c. each.
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T1Co Thirds

tings, Carpets and Rugs, Ladies' Knit
Underwear (summer and winter). Gen
tlemen's Outing Shirts for summer, Lap
Robes, Window-Shades. and Portieres.
This is the most liberal offer ever made
by the house, and will involve the loss OF
several thousand dollars as an incentive
to dispose OF these stocks before the
arrival of now goods
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The SelllinS-Oult Storm

to-day No house afford to continue
The quickest
andm moste economical .x ,-,,rrr,,,p rv
We repeat that DI RING GOODS ARE NEITHER f
CHANGED RETURNED You luy them price and with h
conditions
append few prices stored here and you
bring through this medium
ALL THE READyMADE GAR brio was o. % for II and
LII 20 nrl arl
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BLAZERS,
BLOUSES.
CAPES,
Shirt WniStS.

Jersey, Gauze, and Cbeviot Shirt Waists
that cost from 7Jc. TO SI.50-your
choice for 25c. Lawn-Tennis Dresses
Waists and Skirts that were S2.G9 for
75c. Handsome Imported Shoulder
Capes that cost from $3.50 to Sl5 for
s. each.
Black Embroidered Cashmere Shoulder
- ' 1 with Silk Fringe, that
c1 were 81. for Sl.9S Sj.SS
.Sji0WtS,, and S6.46 quality-your
choice for $3.50 CASH
mere, Worsted, and Plaid Shawls that
we're $2.2j to S3.98-your choice for
9l.25 each.
Satteen Blazers that cost Slip to
make. all or any for 3jc.
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One Halt

l2.c.; what was 81 for 5Cc., etc. This
special selling for three days only.
Buttons, Jewelry, Dress-Trimmings,
Millinery (all pertaining to Summer
Stock.)
Tho following Stocks will be sold for
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and Nalises. Every
kind here that you can
call for. They arc to
Trunks

Packing Trunks, 2S-inch. for Csc. 81
inch, for Toe. ; 2S-inch Dressed Zinc
Trunks, with Tray and Bonnet-Box, for
sl.75; 34-inch for 81. 95; Saratoga Can
vas covered iron bottom, Roller Tray,
Linen lined, 30-inch for sc. 80 32-inch.
for SS 3a-inch, for S9.3S; 3G-inch, for
1915; Saratoga leather-covered, iron
Bottom, Bonnet and Parasol Box. top
fall and double iron fange. 32-inch, for
1870; 34inch, for s.. 25; 36-inch, for
S5.75; Sole Leather Trunks, stripped
and covered with canvas, were $3.50,
for s15; Steamer Trunks, iron bottom,
canvas-covered and inen-lined, for
Al -
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30c. Flower Pots,
l5c. 20c. Flower
Pots, 12c. (; lOc.
Flower Pots, &c. all
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White Goods


white, or colored. at your price just now:
The Summer Beiges were made to sell
for lCc., &c. yard.
These Chalios > to &c. fer &c. yard +;
32-inch wide Chsllies for sc. yard.
French Henrietta Satteens that cost
37sc., your choice for l23c.
French Shifting and Outing Flannels
that cost 80, 60. aud 73c., your choice
for SOC.
Monday will SEQ the french Pattern
Suits that cost from SlG.40 to $3.50 for
so each.
Imported Suitings-Plain, Fancy,
Checks, Plaids, ETC., that cost from 79c.
to S1.6o yourchoice for SOC. yard.
AL liz GnnI, IN Iho fnllnuirn nnnnr
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G1nSh0nas az
~~-~.iy va

French Oheviot Shifting, was 25c., for
1910. a yard these Printed Victoria
Lawns for 3ic. Imported White Cam
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ments will be sold for
the usual prices. What
has been 10c. will be
10 what was 2Jc. for
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Toilet articles

Extracts. Toilet Waters, Bay Rum. Hair
and Skin-Lotion. Tho price is 4lc. to
&c. your choice for &c.
Mouth Wash, Face Cream, Face
Powder, ot-Pourri, Finest Extract in
bulk; Glass Toothbrush Holders,
Tooth Powder, Boxes of Soap, etc.
The whole spread Of this table your
choice for 25c.
Save money and get any kind Of
- you want. All the new
/ ROObS publications as they are
D00''S Issued.
Special prices on Stationery. 6i0
boxes of Paper and Envelopes will be
sold. A combination box of lrish-Linen
Paper and Envelopes for 15c.; 10c.
and l2c. box for &c. English Repp for
l5c. a quire, Envelopes the same Da-
mask Linen for 45c. a pound-Envelopes
TO match 5 Lead Pencils for lc.
Ladies' English Fast
Black are sac. fOrl Hose. 25c;
p51-st5ips asa GTsv, AlslSs ass -7'5Re..l 'R lsG ton
45c. pair lot Of Boys, Misses, and
Children's Hose, fast black, are 10, II,
90. and 25c.-your choice OF all kinds
and sizes for 12tc. Ladies Opera Lisle
and Silk Hose are Sl.25 to $3.50 pair
your choice for 75c.
s's ssE % !s':i; i GmsAan,s !:; :!:$ !:';;
French Oheviot Shifting, was 25c.. for
1910. a yard these Printed Victoria
Lawns for 3ic. Imported White Cam
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VI '
Buy your
this week.
Choice OF all.
or anv these
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-26

in Lace Stripe eff
feet that cost 12i
to 15c. for &C. a
,ovI
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of the usual cost.
Boys Clothing,
Boys S h irt- =
Wai SITS. Mat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-29
The Upright Pine Trcr.

Let us take the nearest spruce or pine
tree as an illustration. The central shoot,
which finally becomes the trunk, rises ex-
actly perpendicular to the earth's center,
not deviating a hairs breadth from this ex-
act line. So it continues to the end, though
1t may go on at foot year for 200 or 800
years. Cur teachers taught that this arose
from the equal pressure of the atmosphere.
The growing point had to go OH in the
easiest direction, it was said, and this was
upward under this lateral pressure Oh all
sides.
But as the students grew they saw that
the same Norway spruce that sent its lead
ing shoot exactly perpendicular sent out
Its side branches at an angle of 40 dogs,
and that every series of branches, one
above another, kept this angle, and conse-
quently the same relative distance from
each other.
Why were they not pushed up so as to
assume the perpendicular by the circum-
ambient air? Again the branches OF the
white pine and many frs proceed at
right angle with the main stem, preserving
this horizontal direction through life.
Why should the leading shoot go so ex-
actly perpendicular, while the lateral
branches go out at various angles, but
each adhering scrupulously to its own liner
Thomas Meehan in Philadelphia Ledger
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-29
Norwegian Cheese.

Arranged in series of little dishes
around us were sardines, sausages, raw
smoked mutton-which is really very good
and several kinds of cheese There is a
terrible kind of native cheese called my
sost." which is made of goats milk; it is
brown i'll color, and served in the shape of
bricks, done up in silver paper. The init
ated shave this into thin films and make it
into sandwich with black bread and but
ter. This cheese is really made from the
whey after proper cheese has been manu-
featured. All the water is then boiled out,
and the remainder is compressed into these
brown bricks, which taste sweet and gritty.
Love of this cheese would take some time
to acquire; the opportunity is not lacking,
for it appears at every meal, from break.
fast onward. There are several native
cheeses. Another terrible one, ''pultost,"
is made with caraway seeds. and always
smells as if it had gone bad. Mysost has
no smell, fortunately, only a terrible as.
pect and taste.
DR.. Julius Nicholyson told MS he wanted
to send a few Norwegian delicacies to a
friend in Germany, and among others he
put in piece Of the native mysost. His
friend wrote and thanked him for the sal
mon, ETC., and then continued, 1.-The soap
is very nice; but we find great difficulty in
making the lather." This was the cheese!
Murray's Magazine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-29
A Neapolitan Trait,

A maker of maccaroni in Naples was Of
fered important orders from abroad which
would have brought large and permanent
increase TO his business, but he declined to
accept them. Il suppose" said an English
friend to him, that the solvency of your
customer was doubtful" Not in the
least" was the reply. Or the price too
low" "Oh, no. it was higher than what
get now" Perhaps the additional capi-
tai required WAS too large" NO, there
was no difficulty there" he answered.
''Then why on earth did you throw away
such an opening?' Il can make both ends
meet as it is, and why should add new
worry to my life"
The answer was conclusive and typical
of the average Italian. Whether it be a
good or bad trait, the desire for wealth in
him seldom reaches that intensity which
drives OIL the Englishman to wear out his
life in a restless passion TO accumulate
more and ever more. The old Roman ell
ergy has worn itself out, to be replaced by
that acquiescence in, il not contentmeRt
with, moderate portion, which Horace
preached in vain to his countrymen.-Na
tional Review
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-29
Two Ideas for Entertainments.

A lullaby concert is an idea for chart
table entertainments which is not yet old
1t affords considerable scope for the skill
and cleverness of its directors, as beyond
general lines it is not restricted. One
given recently showed a stage setting of a
perfect Dutch kitchen, in which the
mother sang Fritz's lullaby to her doing
babe. A woodland scene furnished
Spanish background, and musical Pro-
vencal song came from the lips of the
grooming Spanish mother. A Norwegian
woman in fishing hut rocked her little
one to sleep with a Scandinavian melody.
The English babe, less effectively, slept TO
the rhythm of the harvesters in the dis
tance, and an American infant, rather
garishly clad in the stars and stripes
slumbered on as probably only an Ameri-
can baby could, to the stirring strains of
Hail Columbia" and THE Star Spangled
Banner"
Another variation over ordinary tableaus
was an entertainment of Greek tabIeaus
held for a hospital fund. Nine young
women, classically draped in cheesecloth
and properly powdered for statuary pUr-
poses, were seen, as the curtain rose, in
graceful pose. After being duly admired,
the figures slowly, with rhythmic motion
that fitted low, undulating music, changed
position, resolving into historic groups OF
marble Different colored fire was shed
upon every tableau, which was distinct and
characteristic. A pleasing part of the
sight was the accuracy with which the
views dissolved and shifted, each statue
weaving and gliding to her proper niche
for the new group, i'll full view of the alI-
dience, like IL human kaleidoscope-He r
Point of View in New York Times.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-29
1t Is Well to Remember.

That buttermilk will take out mildew
stains.
That bottles are easily cleaned with hot
water and fine Goals
That pallet knife should be used to
scrape pots and kettles
That old napkins and old tablecloths
make the very best of glasscloths.
That zinc is best cleaned with hot soapy
water, then polished with kerosene.
That it is well to keep large pieces OF
charcoal in damp corners and dark places.
That oilcloth can be kept bright for years
if properly vanished each season with any
good siccative.
That if the hands are rubbed on stick
of celery after peeling onions the smell
will be entirely removed.
That if soap is purchased in large guam
titles and kept in a warm, dry place halt
the usual amount will be required.
That tubs will not warp or crack open
If the precaution is taken to put a pail OF
water into each directly after use.-Good
Housekeeping.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-29
TEXAS in TYPE.
TEXAS CROPS AND WEATHER.

The Waxahachic Democrat says cotton Is
coming in AT the rate Of forty bales perday
The Decatur News says win Knight
,,ised twenty-seven bushels OF wheat per
r,.,,. on his Wise county farm. He sold the
wheat at - cents per bushel.
cFRLwN. PALo PINTO COUNTY, Aug. Is
rrlns Of all kinds are turning out better
rlan was expected. Wheat is averaging
,.,.r twenty bushels per acre, oats seventy,
earn twenty-five. Mr. ". W. johnson has
IN completed at one cutting at one OF his
ranches I field OF ninety acres, cutting $50
r0n~ of johnson grass and millet. He is
nav cutting Al two other fields, where he
Expects nearly as much to the acre.
HiLyuLE, HARRISON COUNTY, Aug. 70.
(.--au l. suffering for rain. II is eSti-
-..-.-a by prominent farmers that cotton
ta- Already been cut OF fully if not more
.ilf. 80 utr cent on account Of drouth and
rM-.
I.urv, Kaufman c0unty-FOrney's two
III are kept busy now ginning forty to
. bales per day. The cotton crop will
ST.. n' over, rs it IS short one. The
g.r.h aid worms cut It short.
BrfNEa BrGXUr COUNTY. Aug. IS
C--.s receipt, 10 date, ~ bales; same date
e ear 81 bales.
.4rElL. KAUFMAN COUNTY, Aug. 27.-
i.-..l j, rolling in lively. The price is
sill uw and farmers are disposed to hold
..I especially those who are able 10.
-.... 10 Si.%j S about the best price paid
-.'ar.
MESQUITE. DALLAS COUNTY, Aug. 81
,'... Is coming in rapidly for the time OF
..ar This week the receipts have aver
..-.. from ten 10 fifteen bales per day, and
n.-U.-- has begun 10 liven up considerably.
...-.l Of Paschal n Kimbrough had 4
-.#. BARROW escape from burning to-day.
r. ..-i' in the lint in the condenser, and
.- Instantly the whole room was in
...--. Dut the steam WIS turned on
Through Al cNriuguisher which brought the
IT,. aa4r control, when the bucket brigade
r. aa the work. damage only slight. No
Insurance.
,rnfview. Johnson County.-The crop
.....rata report that the worms have
..-..y done considerable damage 10 cotton,
SSH working on the late cotton.
..uuers i've miles east If his place
....r He army worm taking the leaf of
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.LrAH,po. aoHN-nN CoyNIr. Aug. II
o.. Iu.UJJ pounds Of grapes have been
s..fua rom here th5 season. The grape
,r is unusually fire this Ecar. Tyyrn J.
= ,..a- VI nrw cotton were shipped yes
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