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The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-07-12
R. l.. POLK & CO.'S
Maryland and District Of Columbia Gazetteer

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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-11-19
8Iiem@ e,ttn Sra ttIten.

Su oer u8lumenaucr l3eitun9",
einem in Der braiilianii@en Prouins ct
Gatbarina e,i6einenoen oeuti@en Blatz
te, per0ffentli6t, inter oem @a:
tum pom IS. Sept., Elm u~senieoz
li9er Sadier" Elm &laselieo iber BIZ
3nitdnbe in Brailien, beien S6lub:
usrs i@on Sic felt benz aussebro@en'
&epolution %propbe3eit. Die be9 Ell:
tenben Gerie aus benz @eoi9tc lau:
ten:
llnlcrn @aiier bammen ie perbriewen,
Oab er III giroba brauern muB,
In @eiate bammen ie 9eldrie,uen,
N4, ,per meb ia, obne Dat III Sub. -,
9feie S9beieru 9eirnen mie bic Hiewcn,
LII mas bammeu mer beun ant @9lub ?
Iaar9ie unb 1ouibi9es Gersnie9eu,
TIT ba 9onu d jeber mas Don frieaen.
@6, berjabies! Seiu mer BENT in 8olen?
LII mas bamm' ner bel benz @ramm be:
3,pedt,
@6, @obrol, bid sonn Der Seifel boblen
Oab be bieie ,,derra" uns eutbedt!
S6bile j3eib Der @16e, sottbefoblen!
@el,;ionen fem lei9b aus9ebedt,
Nwer bann bic Stub benz Gamble saben,
Gas is I@wieris, Sibaboo! 9u aben!
sl,per 10? Cobb @9brambad, 3 is GUM
platcn!
Morb un Gobi6las berridb pon Sol 5n
Dol,
lit es 3idt d ieber feline Daten
@e9en unler aQ9emeiues @obl.
Gaubea feb ibr mid, nee, uilbe @aten,
Sober braut al, ieiuem sifbsen @obl,
In am aeube sebt ber game plumber.
sSper Na@b ANAL bic Bad enunoer!
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WNRM MkMH&4MaMWNE GMN MrWEW gMNtNW NaHAH1# MWWtNWHH
0ie @sfammt ginwanberuns .pdbs
renb bes lesten Monats October i'm
9afen BON New Dort betrus 80, 1893
3pii@enbedss unb e7a6 Rainten.Yai.
iasiere, alio 40. 5s4 i'm @anjen. Aus
6erbem tebrten 1913 Raiat,n : pa1as
siere aus europa 3urid. SntereHant
1T bic Tbatia@e, bab lid bic 3abl Der
3~uidenbeds : panasiere i'm Werslei9
NIT benz Monat September UNI runD
400 permebrt lat, mas in Nnbetradt
Der Sabresjeit feline beiOnbern @riinbe
baben mub.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-11-19

timer gsnsreb bepiuist iabrlid
fir ben Mntauf u,b bic 0ers
tbeillns uon Samereien. IS toitet
SEQ, 900 ben Samen III uerpoden lnb
bon Waibinston aus gu u~erienben; S40,s
900 wirb perpanbt I'm ben Samen ems
3utanfen, ,uelder 0 proben ausses
iudt mirb. .Sm SUM- ooer Suli i9idt
Secretdr Stuff Nsenten aus UNI bic
grnten Der Samen Bauer gu lnteri,t
9en. SIN Nopember 'uerben bic bless
be3isl,9en Goutratte' absei9loden. Die
|SamenzG Carmen liesen In alien Tbeilen
oes 9anbes aeritreut. Samen BON
&raut unb 8lumentobl ,uirb ausi9lieBs
lid bon Gong Sslanb, SEEM Oort, unb
Connecticut besosen, @%rbieniamen
BON Graucrie, Mi6., unb Monitouac,
Wis. &lbeniamen pirb importirt unb
@elberiben : uno Salatiamen wirb uon
California b~esosen, aornsi 3miebels u.
Melonen=G amen utr6 BON alien Tbeilen
bes 2anbes be;osen, @urteniameu BON
Nebraita, @.seoniin ano MiFouri.
Gait &artoffeln werben bieies Sabr
nidt aussetbeilt, ba Der &eim berielben
III lei9t peroirbt. 8lumen : @amen
m,rb bon, Nuslanbe be;osen uno bier
elmer Strobe unterworfen, ebe ct ausses
ianbt mirb.a g, ,@lsr.G. .1.4 III.
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wv
ri@tuns BON Spies unb Comforter in
Chicago, ioute sieies Sabr Don beren
Nubdnsern lit sroBartisem MaBitabe be-
sansen merbeu, bic 0eriammluns rnurbe
iebo@ BON Der Boli3ei unsere&ter @eiie
seitSrt. Na@ ben eriten Beri@ten tonns
te man nur gu ben, Sdlufe selanseu,
bab bic Mnar9iiten unb lire 6reunoe bic
ba periammelt ,paren, ibrer @anblunssz
meiie ,ueser gu perbommen iein. ans
bers perbdlt iid ober bic @a@e mad
ipatern 8eri@teu, unb na@bem bic go
li;ei in gan; unbefuster Weiie cine ans
bere @eriammluns aufbob. Ginen sez
b0risen @ufel ertbeilt @bicaso, u5erz
alb" Der Bolisei uno ipecieu Dem naies
meiien poliseiz Snipector 9ubbars. 0as
8latt ia9t: "a. : ...sa4.
Bas bic Boli3ei gu tbun battle, mar
ieben Steiner gu uerbaften, Der bo@uerz
rdtberil@e NeuBernnsen sesen ben Staat
SQinois ma@te; file bate uertrauenss
tpertbe unb mobrbeitsliebenoe 3eu9en
'Ort unb Steue 81 baben, mel3e bic
@eletmibristeit bet N%euberun9en erbdrs
ten tonnten, u. fie bate ben l1ebertreter
fet3unebmen ,,ns i'm benz @eri@t 81
aberliefern. Das befieblt bic @erfaiz
flung bes Staates Suineis. .Das lit bic
8ebeutuns bes Statuts, mel3es bic
l1ebertretuns ber Beitimmuns fit &eoe>
freibeit betrifit. Der POli5eizSnipector
6ubbaro aber befabl benz @oriiter Der
@eriammluns, cine ameritaniide SABINE
auf bet &eonerbabne oufiu5ieben, unS
bamit perfiel CT ielbit Dem Nnardiitenz
sel3dft Ser @eietibertretuns. Mnarz
4iitcn iol ni9t erlaubt ieiu, eine Tabne,
m,elde 6o9uerratb an ben Ser. Staaten
bebeutet, ~ entfalten, aber iic f0nnen
ni9t sesmun9en meroen. irsenb cine
6abne sesen ibren @iQen gu trasen,
ebeniomenis wie iie se5wunsen werben
%fDnnen, seinen &od bon belonoerer Tarbe
ooer Site uon b%eionoerer Taeon 81 traz
gen. Oils Snipector s9ubbarb ii6 un>
teri fling, bas i@aumt9e Ereiben init oem
9efebl, ben er nidt 9eben %tonnte, SIT
.unterbre@en, that ct einen iebr semasten
@9ritt. Man muB porausieten, baB
Die Deriammelten bis gu ienem Musenz
bid nod tein @eieb iibertraten. Denn
@ubbarb bate nod Ntema1.b uerbaftet,
une menn ni9ts uor9efa1en mar Ser
baftuns gu re@tfertisen, banm mar aud
ni@ts por9efallen, @inmiiduns su..re&t=
ferti9en. gu %perbaften, oas mar SUBJ
baros aQeiniae Miiiion. Was INNER
,pir, BON Mnardie balten m0sen, 10 birz
fen mir bod ni@t ielbit Nnar6iiten.Iein.
Das @elet reidt aus, ME mir es 9rim>
mig senu9 bewielen, I'M 9odperratb
nie6cr5 uuerien. 6atte BET 8oriieer Der
Weriammluns 9ubbarS,b
un6 es pdre Nufr',br unb @emctcl ent>
ltanoen, ban', marc 9ubbaro auein ucr>
antmortli9 seuelen. Slit ne @eu>
martt baben mir 9enu9." -...
Weun es iiberbaupt eine 0eleui9aft
in Chicago siebt, bic ueroommunssmiir>
big 1T, 10 iins es bic bortisen glaurode,
nel9c gum sroBcn Gbeil S4ulo an BET
6eumarttoffaire tr1sen, unb ipdter,
mabrenb bes GroninzM orbproseKes gan;
sendu ibren G9aratter seisten. Die So
lisei lit semib ni@t oo un 6etereien 81
perurladen, lonbern I'M @es.utbeil I'M
Trieoen ~ FIFTEEN, unb 10 LANCE ii& cine
0erjammluns teiner 0erseben i@ulois
ma9t, bat bic Yoli3ei bort abiolut ni@ts
perloren. p ... .I.. "..
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Nerrn 2aceps mertnarbise Nufiais
lung ieiner Pfi6ten ais ,,Gomptrouer
Of the Currency" 1T in Der Wauerid
BanfsMfaire mieber iebr CUR @eltuns
Setommen. Seine 9anolunssmeiie in
bieiem Sale, uersli9en nit benz BET
&epitones8 ant gu Pbilaoelpbia, sibt
Stoff GUT lleberlesuns, wel9er nidt
nur belebreno, ionbern ou1 gu slei6er
Belt entmutbtsenO mirtt. 9err Dreru,
Der Graminator Der P~bilaoelpbia 8aut,
ieste Germ 9acp uon benz i9le9ten 3us
itanbe berielben in&enntniB, uouenbs elm
Sabr Dor bonn ipdter erfolsten i3uiamz
menitur;. S9on letten sSanuar be-
ri9tete ber Bant>G raminator Wasruz
Der Dem Comptroller, baB bic Mauerid>
Banf ppn Bottom am Yorabenb zines
8anterotts itebe. Sn beiben Td0en
puroen bic Warnun9en Der Grperte in
Walbin9ton san Sli@ i9norirt. SER
Masruber w%ieoerbolte feline Warnunz
gen, ais bic Gage berBant ii@ uerl9lim>
merte. 49, ~;1
lln bieie @arnunsen hires @emi@tes
gu berauben unb Iie nun unb ni9ttg ~
MAIDEN, re,ite Der Braiibent bieierB ant,
Elm iorsloler Spetulant. peri0nli@ mad
Waibinston. Museui@einli@ war IS
ibm, ~ie benz i@uftisen Brdiibenten Der
&epitone:B ant. ermOsli9t, be @&rau<
ben politii@en Ginfu6es ~ansuieten,
uno bic geri@te bes @raminators our
ben folsli@ obne uiel 6eoerleiens 81
ben alien Ntten selest. SEER Masru>
ber mar iebr sewiNeubaft, unb bic ges
iorsnib um bas @obl ieiner Mitmenz
i9en, mel@e ibr bart perpientes @elo in
oieiem Snititut nieoerselest batten,
sriff feline @eiunobeit oerse1tolt an, boR
ct ertrantte unb bolo barauf itorb. Ct
binterlieB aber 8riefe unb Docume,te,
wel&e ben sansen S@winoel aufoedten
unb ieinen officieuen Gbaratter reinz
.mai6en. @d9renb bieie eelai1eue Snz
r I. ~ 70 z So F..< - .E
oifferenS ii6t in @aibinston abipieIte,
waren bic 8eamten bieier 8ant tbatis,
bic WaBreseln bes gtationalz8 SAINT &C.
ietes gu iibertreten.
Der Brdiioent berielben nabm auf
feline eisene Note 1900, 900 Dollars
berars, oreiBis Mal mebr als er seiesz
lid ba3u bere@tist mar. 3mei ibrer
Direttoren nabmen nod 900, 900 Dolz
lars mebr beraus; unb aQes bieies sez
i@a4 Monate na&0em Der graminator
beri@tcte, baB bieie 8ant inioluent lei.
3ebn Monate lang lieB maj Xeute ibr
@elo 1T bieie uerfaQcne 8ant bepo>
niren uno lieB iie in benz @lauben, baB
sieielbe 5ablun9sidbis iei. SIS 1T mabrz
lia..trauris, baB aus polit;i@ens @rinben
@aunern erlaubt miro, auf biele Dirt II.
Beiie Mi1ionen i1ren Mitmeni@en
5n iteblen.
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Nm IA. Nopember mar Der 70. Sc:
burtstas pon aaen .. Thurman. benz
gr Observation-Disclosures ganbibaten Der
bemotratii@m partei mdbrenb Der less
ten WabIcampasne. Thurman forfeit
Der prdiiOenti9aftssW ablcampasue iebr
binfdQis se,porben fem. gr Ieibet an
MlterSiamGde.
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City Drugstore,
%rriteiger11ng bon ellen @amen
6. SottnnerS @eb1uoe.

!&let6ertoHe, 6lan11elle, letnene unb rotbe 1ii6=
ti@er, @oien uno @entoenitoHe, Galtcoes, Sing
|ban1s, &ettti6er, Strtdmolle, @triimpfe, mol
enc 8ettbeden, ale Sorteu l1nter5eug, Sbatpls.
Terner, ietbene 8dnber, ale 5orten S@n1ud=
iaden, ietbene u16 atbere Tai@enti6er, 5piben,
|groBe &usmabl @@mei5erittderet &%letbertn6pfe,
|@ctbe, Sptbenbeden, leberne 1no mollene @anb=
i@ube, mole1te 0fibet1 II. etne groBe Nlsnabl
|Saden, @intermdntel, uim, meroen periteigert.
Suction jeben Samtag
bon 2 big ; l1br &abmittagS, nno bon Z bis 10
l1br Abemos. !.
eSottt gilbert, &uftiouatDr.
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Gin. eobs Musmagt aRuFIus lPantadnD; q IT ses unMSinst Die srSbte NasIa9L III
Der Stabt. GbMfaus ee kbr ribe MuSDablu n untepeu9 Wr Seren, Oamen ubR n=
Der. wN@e y lebr ermabsten prMg psrtaatt mro. gerasmt nt uniTe srobs 4ass
wbl Strimpfe 1no Soden gu beF6t9n @9auo9ube 20 cts. bas paar, SptRm
M6 ShdTesn IN rd4nder AuSwabL assa#@a@1 a4 8@#3%s #@ 1- tE
Bite ipu9t Dor uo ubc,eust ed un memu Bargains.
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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-08-20
POWDER MILL GONE.
Terrific Explosion. Causing the Death of
Several Workmen.

Terrific Explosion. Causing the Death OF
Several workmen.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va. Aug. 15.-Yes-
terday morning about $50 o'clock, the
powder factory in the Ohio river at
Kellogg, w. Va, four miles below
Huntington, blew up from some un-
known cause. The explosion was in
the glazing mill building which was
about twenty feet square and two
stories high. There were about two
tons of powder in it. The main mill
building and in which great quantities
of powder are stored was not affected.
The noise of the explosion was heard
twenty-five miles away and its force
was so great as to literally annihilate
the building. Pieces of timber were
thrown across the river in Ohio. A
piece of iron weighing over ton was
picked up and tossed through the air
800 yards and buried deep in the
ground.
Workmen were Just going to work in
the large mill but had not yet entered
it In the glazing mill at the time of
the explosion were two workmen, John
Bayless and Timothy Cooney.
Only unrecognizable fragments of
their bodies can be found, and two
buckets full of shreds of human flesh
have been gathered.
George Wells, who was in house
300 yards away, had his skull broken
by fragment of iron which whirled
through the window of the house. He
is in a dying condition. d. NJ. Parks,
Charles Knowly and John Shauster,
workmen in the big mill, who were
standing 400 yards away, were terribly
injured by flying missiles that black
ened the air. A few others are slightly
hurt.
What caused the explosion no one is
living that can tell. More than 1000
people have been drawn by curiosity
to the scene. Archie Livingston, the
superintendent, was standing right by
the mill when it was blown to atoms
and he escaped unscathed. The family
of John W. Bayless, one of the victims,
is inconsolable. One of his daughters
is at the point of death from grief.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IT is announced that salaries must be
cut and mum i.er of employees dropped
if the national orld's fair commission
is to avoid big deficit at the close of
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1892
The estimates already prepared show
an apparent deficiency of $25, ,240.
ENORMOUS forest fires are raging in
the vicinity of Toulon, France, and a
great quantity of valuable timber has
already been destroyed. Troops of SOL
diers and many sailors are employed in
digging trench around the burning
section.
A SPECIAL to the New York World
from Saratoga gives an interview which
its correspondent had with c. C. Shane,
the wealthy fur merchant, in which he
said he had been informed by the agent
of satin and silk importing house that
the importers in New York have raised
$500, 600 to defeat Mckinley.
A TERRIBLE windstorm visited Keo-
kuk, Ia, on the afternoon of the 18th.
A RUSSIAN ukase has been issued di-
recting the railroad officials throughout
the country to give precedence over all
other trains, passenger or. freight, to
trains conveying grain supplies to the
distressed provinces.
In the .demography division of the
hygiene congress at London Mr. Lay
hew Smith, of America, spoke on the
difficulty experienced in the United
States in consequence of the large
amount of undesirable rauper immigra-
ton.
PORTUGAL has prohibited the i'm
portation of wheat until the native
crop has been consumed.
THERE is great scarcity OF money
in all the lower Rio Grande section OF
Texas. There has been no rain to
speak of for eighteen months and the
ranchmen are all in debt and the farm
ers have been unable to raise enough
for their actual needs of money and
provisions. clothing, etc E&tkksI
w. H. WOODWARD, having in charge
the arrangements for bringing dele
gates to the sovereign grand lodge of
the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
at st. Louis, announces that all rail-
roads will transport members for one
fare for the round trip.
THE worlds convention of the Y. nj.
G. A has been in convention at Amstet<
dam, Holland
THE large powder mill at Kellogg.
w. Va, was blown up by an accidental
discharge of powder Two lives were
lost. and many buildings destroyed.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-08-20
#TER THE ELECTION,

true solution of our republican institu.
tions is the education of the masses of
the people on all political questions as
they arise. When a man says that the
farmers. or any other class of citizens.
have not sense enough to discuss the
politics of our government, they simply
mean that they have not he
sense to vote. Such a persou
would have the great masses
to vote a party ticket, without
knowing why they vote it or for what
they are voting. For the last few years
the laboring classes have been studying
the political questions of our govern
ment, and are finding out the causes
for the hard times which are Expressing
them, and the politicians are calling
them calamity shriekers," 'cranks"
and "hayseed statesmen" but still the
work is going on and it must continue
until the people are educated on all
political questions that affect their well
fare and will cast an intelligent ballot
free from fear or prejudice.-Ava (Mo)
Farm Record
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receipt. it enables the owner to dispose Of 1t
at any time by simply delivering the receipt
to the party to whom he makes the sale, and
thereby enables h i'm to take adrGntdge Of any
sxdden change in the markets at any time he
may choose
We guarantee to the holder of a receipt
that he shall be delivered the quantity and
quality called for, which relieves him of all
risk of loss on weights or grades While IN
store.
and can always obtain for our customers the
lowest rates.
We are also prepared at all times to buy
storage grain; and in case holders should
wish cash advanced on their receipts, we
can undoubtedly arrange with them,
We think the benefits to be derived from
such a system will be seen readily by all.
and should further information be desire
we will be pleased to furnish it.
Charges for receiving and storing grain
Receiving and shipping. including II
days storage, per bushel &c
Storage, for each Is days or part thereof,
per bushel ..-..-...'........''.... f2c
Transferring, from one car to another,
per bushel. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .....-- sac
Winter Storage commences November Is
and ends May Is, and will not exceed four
cents per bushel.
Here we have the storage of grain
under state supervision; state weighing.
inspection and grading; state storage
receipts transferable by sale and de-
livery; but pripate cash advances upon
such receipts"
Now I have positive knowledge of the
fact that within the last thirty days
money has been loaned upon real
estate security in this state for ninety
days at the usurious rate of Is per cent
and we are reasonably safe in assuming
that upon the security of grain receipts
the farmer must pay at the rate of two
per cent a month for cash advances"
Let US thus suppose a case. A farmer
stores 800 bushels of S0-cent wheat,
value S340 and borrows thereon $500 for
six months at two per cent. a month.
At the end of six months wheat must
have advanced eight cents per bushel
in order to pay the interest upon the
cash advance. If it advances IA cents
per bushel and the 800 bushels in ques-
ton was stored on November Is, the
interest, storage. charges and insurance
will absorb the whole Ii cents advance
in price.
Now. suppose that the people, or gov
ernment make the ''cash advance" of
5000 at the rate of two per cent a year.
At the end of six months the total in
terest charged would be two dollars
and if wheat had raised in price IA cents
per bushei, the farmer would be able TO
pay the interest, storage and insurance
charges and yet be benefited in the
sum of S32 or 7A cents per bushei on
the 500 bushels stored.
There is no better security for money
In the world than wheat at its gold
value in the Liverpool market.
GEORGE G. WAND.
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DOLLAR WHEAT.
Chicago Bulls Run Wheat Up to High
Water Mark.


Water Mark.
CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-There was an
other wild day in the wheat pit on the
board of trade, prices going up and
down over a very wide range without
any apparently sufficient cause. The
bulls and bears were all on the grid
iron. but the advocates of higher prices
had the best of the situation and i'm
proved their opportunities to the extent
of ultimately carrying prices to point
AZ cents above the closing figures the
day before, and the close was ~ cents
higher. The bulls long-delayed pre-
diction of dollar wheat was finally ver-
flied and they hailed the big round fig
ure with a mighty shout This oc-
Cured close to the end of the session
aud was the elimination of rapid ad-
vance of 2X cents No effort was
made to put it higher and 1t was doubt
less put to that figure for its moral ef-
feet.
Corn was strong but unsettled,
though not showing as much strength
as wheat. Shorts were nervous over
the advance in the wheat pit but it was
difficult to buy owing to the scarcity of
offerings
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-08-20
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

FARM profits will be $1,000, 600, 900
more this year in the United States
than they have been during the recent
years of depression.
MONROE EVANS and his son, John,
were arrested at BaileytowE, Ala, re-
Gently charged with shooting Pierre
Mooney. On the night of the 10th a
crowd of men took the prisoners from
the guards and lynched them. Mooney
has recovered from his wounds.
THE Republic of Nicaragua is renew
ing its efforts to induce immigration to
that country. The Government has re-
affirmed the decree Of 1885, giving to
each immigrant family who proposes to
become naturalized 120 acres of unoc-
cupied land; single men will receive
sixty acres.
THE Treasury shipments of small
notes to the West to meet demands
arising from the movement of crops
aggregate to date $3.50, 600, of which
amount nearly 10000 were shipped
during the present month.
mAJ. J- VI. ShIMf, VI hdEiiS, oooho
County, Ark, died on the 18th, aged 95
years. He was a lawyer more than
seventy years, being the Oldest one in
the State and probably in the United
States. He was very prominent in Ken
lucky, where he practiced his profession
until 1854, when he moved to Arkansas.
: rTiIE report of the Alabama Depart
ment of Agriculture for the month of
July has been completed, and the total
State average on the condition of the
Eeottoncrop, compared to an average of
the past five years, is % per cent. The
average prospect for full crop is 81
per cent.
DIR. w. C. MCCOY died at Decatur,
Ala, on the 14th. He was famous
preacher in Alabama, and for many
years editor of the Alabama Christian
Adrocate. He was member Of the
James and Younger scouts in the war,
but left them with the return of peace
ana never participated in their acts of
lawlessness- is bt,,. ..s.i.. -
E DIR. A. McCosSELI, of Simpson, Ill,
and Miss Lula McGregory, of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, were married at Padu-
cab, KY, on the 14th. The groom is 46
years Aold and a widower with seven
children.
BUSINESS failures in the United States
during the past week number 215,
against 21s last week and 14S this week
last year. The total, January Ito date,
Is Z. .54s against e,5o3 last year.