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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-02-01

WE guess that Paderewski can be
relied upon to pound out a living
even in these troublous times. His
London season netted him $1,000
900, and he took enough money from
this country to buy county or two.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-02-01
Oranges VS.. Apples.

A prominent fruit grower OF this
State calls attention to the fact that
oranges are retailing two for nickel,
while good apples are worth 5 cents
each, and adds that il Michigan
farmer had an orange AMI an apple
tree he would get up at night TO pick
insects off the Grange tree, while with
the apple tree he sees the blossoms in
the spring, dcesn go near 1t all sum-
mer, but in the fall gees out expecting
to harvest two or three barrels of
prime apples. If the trees are spray ed
once or twice in June the moths would
be destroyed, and the apple crop be as
large as it was a few years ago.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-02-01

If the silver bullion in the United
States treasury were coined. there
would be enough gain to the govern
ment through seigniorage to amount
to "a, 431, $50 silver dollars.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-02-01

1T Is occurring to some sensible
mothers that this is world OF vicls-
situde, and they are asking: @How
should girl be educated so as TO
turn her natural abilities to account?"
A girl should be taught household
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-02-01

WHEN Lillian Russell, born Leon
ard. afterward Braham, exc Solo
mon, marrics Sig. Perugini. ne Chat
terton, what will her last name be?
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-02-01

THE society women who attend
Shadows receptions are sDeechlcss
with amazement at his prowess.
They become dumb bellies by g,ancing
at him
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-02-01

The poet Burns was In ecstasies
when ne had "dlnnered wi a lord
but he wasn't in IL with Chaunccy
Depew when he had interviewed tho
poDe
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-02-01

An ssa.u.Asataoss for shis psvsr shosld - sssun
$1,000 by ~ nans q ~ sashui - nsssnaA<1g -
p.bnsatioa. but - svdsass - god fatA ts ps
e ~ wvtssE Wnts 5nly sns - Il ths nsp-s- -
paztAsuAsy careful In swing - dAsss. - h.E
Ne istssrs and hgurss plain and dissiaeA
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-02-01

THE man who disipates the fund
OF, building and load association
should have quick, sharp justice
meted out to him.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-02-01
CHINESE PRISON.
Horrible Institutions of Cruelty and Ia

- decency. \
A Chinese prison Is horrible I'M
stitution. Its outer door Is barred
with bamboo and is guarded by petty
soldiers or policemen. The prison or
Acangue" contains two rooms and two
yards One room and one yard are
for men. The other room and yard
are for women. The space set apart
for women is very much smaller than
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-02-01

ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY Boston,
fans enlisted in the Brazilian army.
They are anxious to read Camoens'
@Lusiad" in the original.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-02-01

AND now Chicago is trying to steal
our millionaires. We thought the
Windy City abounded Ia million airA
New York Journal.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-02-01

JAGsoN says it's one thing for a
servant girl to know her pace, but
quite a different thing for her to
keen H.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-02-01

A NEW cruiser that doesn't earn a
bonus is almost as rare as one with
out puncbbcwl, these times
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-02-01

THE Sultan OF Turkey has 500 car
riages. You see, his bsttorshalf likes
to go out all together once in a
while. t.t fi. ~
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-02-01

the craving mouth, and from brush
ing from the tingling nose one of the
myriad insects that infest the pris-
Ons and the prison yards of China.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-02-01

1T is mean for spendthrirt suicide
to reduce himself to the necessity of
borrowing the revolver.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-02-01

In Lew Wallace didn't write the
~Prince OF India" who In thunder
dido
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CENTURY EDITION. sTANDARD POETS
Miscellaneous Goods.

Accordeons E up. Month Harms ore ,,,, Rubber Balls , cts. Key Rinrs \ ,ts u mp Mans Watch and Chain s4 Sponge Cnns Ss a, p loothpcks, wood and quill. cents scrap Pictures, and 10 cents per sheet Paper Knives 9 cts up Initlal Seats os ot Cellnloid Measuring Tapes B cents MicKel spring measuring Tapes 40 cents Tissue faper-Crepe 50 cts. Plain 20 cts per
 quire, assorted colors
 Eelier Cilps 2o els. Pocket Ink Wells 9 cts Scribners Log Book. B cents. - o'' |. 5; Flags. per dozen. 25 cents and up. I,, 9ea islanu Iwine assorted eolors, balls 25cts AAlphanet Blocks l5 cents and up.
 Nesa biocks-form pyramid, and each size
 stock Price 25e. soc, s1 and SIP :" Building Blocks. kinds ~ o5 can.s s,,, Writing Desks ... 9s . ,as 9 up p iet.ct it.ct ann Mall boxes kinds. ..... Soc each Letlerand Bill and Paper Files. " 50c to 9 Ea bAbLS-Base Balls. Rubber Balls, Return
 D"''o o'c.' '-'..'..'.... from 5c to 1 50
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GAMES ! GAMES! GAMES /!

very large and interesting stock. consist ing of the following and many others: Cheekers 10 eentsup Dominoes i6 cents up Cnessmen i1 cents. Authors 25. S. 60 cents
 Checker or Chessboards. , cents up Lagomachy 6O cents ParcheesI. sl.25 The Brownies Nine Pins sl 25 Don't miss if ualma. sl.23 Towers sl .. Lotto 25 to 75 GUS hihR Quoits l.25. Card Games l0 cents. Musicel Letters 5O cts. Fish Pond 50 cents. hiisenny Cats O0 cts. Kings Castle sI. .25 U S' Mall sl00 Brownies Picnic 60 cts lfip- Trap. new, 10, Whirling Ball. I.2j
 Lots Of others at various prices. CribbaRc Boards 3,c MAhbLES-All kinds, sizes and prices.
 Large, with anima Is inside. i0c PICTUBE PUZZLES
 Dssected Map of the United States 15
 The Darktown Brigade and others g
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Books for 40 Gents each.

Imitation Of Christ. At the Green Dragon Ships that Pass in the Night Love Letters of a Worldly Woman. ALTEMUS EDITIONS in box. Will sell
 singly or in sets al 40 cents per volume
 Contains:
 Tales from Shakespeare. Sesame and Lilies DiscOurses by Epictitus The Pleas ures of Life. Thoughts, by Aurelius Heroes and Hero Worship. Sar,or Resarrus Essays-Bacon. Letters-Chesterfield Representative Men-Emerson. Emerson's Essays-9 vols Dream Life The scarlet Letter The Vicar of Wakefield The House of the Seven Cables Cranford-by Mrs. GaskeIl.
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Books for ' 5 Gents each.

Jenkins $ vest Pocket Lexicon. short Sfxes. Hypnotic Tales Helen Troy The New south-6rady. Former price S1 each
 Reeds Parliamentary Rules.
 Roberts Parliamentary Rnles Poems of Passion-Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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All of the following Excellent Books at
 $i 25 each cash.

Emersons Poems. Biography of Emerson Southern War Songs. The Worlds Columbian Exposition and
 Guile to Chicago wehsters Unabridged Dictionary
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-23

Heretofore we have never kept in stock the Complete works of Standard Authors. but while in the northern market recently we had an opportunity to buy few of these sets at marvelousy low prices and did so. Our pa irons get the benefit. and we offer
 Dickens Complete Works in b hand some
 volumes, made to retail tor Si5, at ...s 0O Bulwer Lytton's Complete Works in l3
 large volumes. worth si 25 per vol, at : 50 Thackeray's Complete Works, in 10 beauti-
 ful volumes. cheap at stt. at........... % Washington lrving's Complete Works. 6
 volumes, handsomely printed on fine
 paper, worth sl0, at .................... % Prescott's Conquest of Mexico. Conquest
 of Peru. and Ferdinand and Isabella,
 handsome volumes at 60 cts per vol,
 cOHpletes...- .-...... ................, f SU George Elot's Complete Works, 6 volumes
 handsomely bound in cloth, a beaut
 fui set only.... ........................, % Shakspeare's Complete Works, s volumes.
 former price Sl2 we sacrifice for ..... 00 Levers Complete Works. vols. former
 price BIO. Give them away for..... co Macaulay's England 5 vols. a bargain. ! 50 Gibbons Rome. 6 volumes, complete % Dumas Works. vols Think of il, only. 50 Chambers Encyclopedia. full sheep bind
 ing, cost S2s. we sacrifice tor...........ls co Prince of India by Lew Wallace, ? vols. ? 30 Jefferson Davis, memoir by his wife, , V 00 In choice books, single volumes. we have the following. at prices named, and can supply others on four days notice:
 Webster's International Dictionary bound
 in full sheep. latest edition. ndexed,
 List pflce el...-.--..... .sl0 70 Dictionary Stand. d........................ 0O Both tor...... 15 % Wehsters Condensed Dictionary, next best
 to the International. l.................. 30 Bartletts Familiar Quotations ........... O0 Little Lord FauntlerOy. rOy.................... ? O0 Teachers Bibles, very handsome. from
 ..................S2 E. to B. according 10 size
 edition. from ~ ''e. .25 cts ctste to E. 50 Episcopal Prayer and Hymnal. combined
 very beautiful. from Sl 75 to S4, ac-
 cording to style of binding.
 Holy Bibles marvelousiy cheap Also
 Testaments and Pocket Bibles 25c to g 50 Dictionary of Quotations. padded moroc-
 co binding, authentic handsome., % Hill Yves History of the United States. O0 Mental Photographs handsome a s2 to s2 90 Autograph Albums, all kinds and sizes
 ...........,.... .25 cents to ? 90
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Books at so Gents each.

THE NEW OXFORD, 12 mos. Elegantly bound
 in Best Silk Vellum Cloth with head bands
 gilt top. fine paper. clear print Consists of
 100 volumes, of the chief works of fiction
 and other good standard works. We have in
 stock at present:
 Thaddeus of Warsaw. Scottish Chiefs Tom Browns School Days,
 Tom Brown at Oxford. Lorna Doone Romance of a Poor Young Man. Dickens Child's History of England. Arabian Nights. Anderson's Fairy Tales Grimm's Fairy Tales, Ksop's Fables
 In dress, as well as in literary character this library ranks above all 90 ct cloth l2mos in the market and must be seen to be appre- ciated. It Is simply marvelously beautiful
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Scrap Books .#.................2 25c up Writing fluids-Stafford's-in all sizes up
 fo qfs............ from 5c per bot to 15c qt Woodmansee's Red and Black Ink. l0c Alaoastine Paste. perfumed and will not
 sour ....s ..,.-. ...,.,.. ..........,.l9c Carters and LePage's Glue. Sticks every Fountain Pens from D cents to H}00. Shelf Paper 1C to 25c per anire hptT NhpkIns..t..+.- .+.t-+=.... 3uc per iuu Photograph Envelopes. for mailing ........2iac Tablets, all kinds and sizes .............l to .klc school Crayons. white l0c and colorcd 00 Toilet Paper. ...... ...... ... lOc per nart Dldhlotld Ten hacks, .-.-.... .s.. 3oe ios TaIli~..s .s.s.s....9. lU ana l1c Center Table Picture Frames. .,....,. 10 10 boc Waste Paper Baskets. large =. .60c Taper Fasteners. Rubber Bands iseaa Pencils from 5c to .0U per dozen Latest Novelties in PeuhoIders ..-.........l0 l0c Ink Erascrs-we have new novelty al Pc indelihe Inks and Pencils .............l 10 to Dc Letter Copying Books
 Mourning Paper and Envelopes
 Square and other Envelopes
 Visiting Cards.
 FISHING TACKLE. Harmless Rubber-Tpped Arrow Pistol and A"'Eet .-. ...-- '......-.+....-......... 5oc
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Il of the following magnificent Books at
 SI 50 Each Cash. LOUISE M. ALCOTpS WORKS:
 Little Men. Little Women
 Joe's Boys. Old Fashioned Girl
 Eight Cousins, and others LEW WALLACE WORKS:
 Ben Hur. The Fair God Crabb's English Synonymes. Longfellow's Poems Life of Longfellow Tom Sawyer Abroad-just out. Hans Brinker, or the Silver Skates. Money and How to Make IL.
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The Times Newsstand.
6 Door East of the Bank of Eastern Arkansas,

the Drugstore, Door East of the Bank of Eastern Arkansas
 
  pe etc. shown in this Our will be Headquarters Novelties
  tive and tending o II nave determined to  nuan IYOI OIpnndsa
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Look at this Array at SI each cash.

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Through the Looking-Glass and What Mice
 Found There. Emerson s Essays. 1st and 2d series, combined The Excelsior Red Line Edition of the Stand ard British Poets in large l2mo volumes extra cloth. tinted paper. red line borders gilt edge, gold hack and side dies iilustra- ted, twenty-two different authors This is beautiful book for the price asked. We have.
 TennysOns Poems. Burns Poems Goethe's Poems. SchilIer's Poems Thackeray's Poems Byron's Poems. Lucille, Dante's Divine Comedy tamillar Quotations, Shakespeare,
 Robt. Browuings Poems
 Proctor's Poems. and many others MARK TWAlN'S WORKS;
 Tom Sawyer Huckleberry Finn
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Captain January, Gray's Eegy, Big Brother, Faust Drifting. Letter Writers The Seven Ages of Man.
 The Johnstown Horror, former price Sl g. Queens of American Society former price si 25
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-23
Don't Buy Abroad

When phi prices lts eat
 nothing it.
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CALENDARS, C



 m this lne our stock is complete and our bFlces rlght. ranging from one cent to si o5 we also nave job lot of Bo Peep's World and m,hers, which We will offer at k cents each ms ls cents lower than the regu ar whole saie price Of the book. We have only I0 vol. umes' Come quick if you want one.
 n TOT 70 cents we have the Mammoth Story BOOK which is sx9a inches and nearly inches thlck, containing hundreds of pretty pictnres TOT me littie ones. We also have Anderson's nousehold Tales, Gospel and Bible Stories ahd htty other titles. which we have not snacc lo oenumerate. and must be seen
 r1cnlidreus A E Books, Pantomines and Kindergarten Series iu great variety. onristmss as Cards. perfectly beautiful, 75 cents Booklets, from cents to sl25
 Music Books. bound collections. 50 cents mn Instructors, sl 50 up Sheet Nnstn i9o "p. 1 Aioums too numerous to mention from -5 ets to sl0, the latter being a most exgujsite pattern. NfN''i'o we nave lhe Davis Automatic Inkstand tha only perfect stand made Also a ,arge srocR srocs 70 ot other stands, ranging in price Paper lowered Novels. a big stock. 5,o sOc Organs, Book Cases. Office Desks and ,nosv other useful articles too numerous in men.
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-23

of college town, but much Tn this d- rection depends on sending the chil-
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-23
Books for 2 5 Gents each.

LoI HUN O1 Standard l2mus. the best and cheapest in the market. Printed from new plates. clear type. and handsomely bound Tn extra cloth. new side stamp and gold title. We have sold scores of them RI 3O cents each. but have concluded to cut the price in half. and will offer the following at 25 cents. This is our biggest revolution in prlces They are marvel of bookmaKing umes in this series are complete and una orldged, and must be sold. Children of the Abbey Vicar of Wakefield. Arabian Nights. Guy Mannerng. Adam Bede. Harry Lorrequer nume England, Vols, l, 7, ]. f. ,, 6. East Lynne, Romola Cobwebs and Cables, The Duchess Dora Thorne, The False Vow Modern Gree. Oliver Twist. 20.OU0 Leagues Under the Sea. Tour of the World in Eighty Days Barnaby Rudge. She Edwin Brood. Broken to Harness. Bede's Charity. Called Back Cast Up by the Sea, False Start. Woman HateF. Nora's Love Test ! mIchaei strogoH, Five Weeks in Balloon Terrible Temptation, Life of Nelson Captalns Of the World, Widow Bedott Papers Captains of the Great Roman RenuhIic
 House on the Marsh.
 Broken Wedding Ring.
 And fifty other titles. Improved Ready Reckoner. Letter Writers NueniIR manual, Expert Calculator
 Pocket Spoilers and Detiners.
 Bookkeeping RI a Glance. l. l. Assommoir-by Zola. Former price sIO0. Barriers Burned Away. former price GO cts Sappho. former price G0 cts helen's Babies, former price so cts. CENTURY EDITION. STANDARD POETS lZmo. Cloth. Gill Price 50 cents each, This is the cheapest good edition of the fore. most writers 0t thoughts that breathe and ourn Tn the English language Nobody can ahoru 10 De ignorant of the work of these
  aoote descriptive dress at the price named
 Shakespeare, Moore
 mnliton' Goldsmith,
 burns. Scott,
 Whittier's Early Poems some others supplied on four days notice
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-23
Keep the Money in the Country.

Besides be
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-23

.aaSsas~aass5 re vr koIuc tTns rrC ,h 2 any good" Pr. e 5o cts. < Dy 14G. -sla
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-23

svu-Ia1Ion anu ns taem TOT nfes s oat-
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-23

maven tune to haven
 Hand Don't fail call will pleasure to show T Tor the season. LHNDNOICT MHDukIn
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-23

eRIDAY AFTERNooN. NOV. 9. 1894
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In choice books. single volumes. we have the following. at prices named, and can supply others on four days notice:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02
rnn sournrnS STATES.


latte Rock, Ark.--Ilev. z. 4. Bennett.
D. D., has sold hts half interest IN tho
ArkhnE1a Methodist TO iJr, J, n. Cooley,
formerly editor OF ths southwestern Meth
oaist, Of 81 Louis.
NRtcheE. Mss.--A severe rain and wind
storm passed over thiB city "Wednesday.
deiuEinE tho earth with water and up
roofing trees The most serious dainage
done was 20 the ms mmoth warehouse o.
the compress, a brick structure, the Weat
end Of which WAS blown out
Greenwood, Miss.---An indignation meet
Ing was held BY the white citizens OF shell
Mound on last Tuesday. An affidavit was
made against T. II. Conkroll for the muir
der OF the two negro women and negro
man near Shell Mound on Apfpht ".
The warrant is IA the hands u the ott-
GERS for his arrest The sheTin mas OF
fered tiQ0 reward for cockrell
birmingham. Aia.--A well deemed move
ment has been SGT on foot To- snhd thona-
andA Of negroes 10 Africa The lnterna-
tional Migration society, q this ely,
which wEa incorporated last February lut
mis- purpose. has Just closed a contract
in Philadelphia through itp preslaenL u,
Il McMillln who returned from maj gllE
1hursday. for the transportation o. p9
negroes 10 Liberia prior 10 November J.
and many more later.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02


Branhnm. ToxNs. August sl.-About 3
O'Clock this afternoon the alarm of FIRE
was turned in and the fire bell sum
moned the department to duty In the
Fourth ward.
The fire was az the residence OF Mr.. w.
A Wood on Fourth street, but had heen
ext!nguished before the department could
reach the seem. though the members
turned out promptly and made good time
20 the scene.
The cause OF the fire was n freak OF
lightning during the thunder shower.
Lightning struck the roof, set FIRE 10 Il
IN passing through and az " came
through the ceiling the wall between
their bed room and the back gallery was
split wide open, the plasterlng on tho In
side being scattered all over the room and
the Notwithstanding on tNe outside being
bursted i7ose and split all to pieces. A
book case sitting in the gallery was hurled
away from the wall and the books thrown
out.
Mrs. Wood mad narrow escape. as she
had iust left thB rsor1 through which the
lightning passfd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

sehulsnburg, Texas. Augist h.--John
Pivoda. the constable of this ylaee, was
ASA ssinated last night by a negro, Rhtnss
Steward. Mr.. Piyoda was looking fer
an escaped convict from LulinE. He
saw a party on top Of a box car and he
climbed u9 on top q tht box car where
the party. who was Rhines SiOward. was.
and as ne was getting on top u the car
the negro shot him with 4b or H-caliber
pistol He jumped on the car and ran.
Iohn Pivado was a fearless officer and
wen liked and highly appreciated as an
officer and man.
The entire community is Outraged over
the affair. Sheriff Eilsrs and posse are
with bloodhounds securing the country
FOR him, and II ne Is ever brought back
10 schuienburg the -,tizens will make
qusck work OF him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

A. POISON, New Mexico, cOrrespon-
dent, writing 10 an exchange, says that
buyers have paid NJ high Rn 81 per
head for sc0d yeariina steers IN that
uelghborhood recently, and adds that
that class Of stock seems to be in de-
inand.
The Journal don't want 10 buy any
Of those yearilnEA. but believes that
Inc F6rt worth and Denver would iet
its representative ride np there 10 get
a look az those cattle. The man, or
men. who bought them could doubt
less make some money putting them on
exhibition at 10 cents = look, and freysi
arouad the country With them.
what's the matter with our Texas
ranehn.cn findinK out foinethinK about
fheoae yearling steers and raising more
iust like them. We need good cattle
In Texas, but those Folsom cattle are
certainly da3slep. The journal would
ike 10 hear from some Of TIA friends
In NORTHEASTERN New Mexico about
them, what breed they are and II they
mace or aingle-foot, how much they
walFh and II they eat ambrpsia or
grass.
n the matter IL Investigated II win
probably be found to BE- 4 Topographic
fal error, where yho printer run up the
price about 40 per head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-02

49, A,,,,trt n nue rain
Eel. hera yesterday ana ~
again today
Granger. Texas August ~. - heayy
rains have been general thIongh thls
section during the past rev neFS
po,khae Texas. AUGUST g. - Very
,saSy ralns have been falling for several
aayo snu no, ~ ~
are az ~ VIZ o., .., 81.
Wharton Texas Aukpa. y h.'.a,,,I,,, Y,
NraYy ram, Jug ..,t,i, s,,n crs,,,, ~
sefiouA' nhe e',, y nrt ons-fourth crop,
yVtson' -, 10 she.t but thew arc unable
- 80 S,o,s 10 any great extent.
y 49, A.,..,,t a ,rhe
Ia1rmse, Iehh' NosrN a.. ,ntar-
weathtr eohtlhues .ts,,ah .ans.rs An
sPersed WIN an ~ ssset r.nroa,le.
old ciusen says y - ~ - ,sn -.
tion OF inc HeiahV In he yeilew fever
oie .i,.. Wa ''''Se
hSo"'bs' .,,., ~ Very heavy
Burton, Tekna ri. iooality within
the past fer.y-sisht honrs, ahS $500
raining, wlth no NJ, ~, svsn a snort
ton gUhthuhuyhi 'sa.,,i, in kartntla
period WI hseesaAt n 'fs.rsh s rsihs are
loss 20 me oottoh Sp,'n, ~ st,, staslt,
nsls rr. A,,s,,a, u-pu,sam
g yain seo1n nero yestsrday moriing.
lrhtnins nt5gioI the Two story frs5ne
storo houss of Sir. A O. Foilst,, on Main
sfree. The roof and one side OF The
building was badly damaged and Edwin
Waller. Gus Sloan and several othcf1
Wing near BY were considerably shaken
Muldoon. Texas. August q ~ has been
Yestedky the HEAVIEST ran fsli here
fhat has fallen here IN a long lime. The