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procession. safely pass from shore to
shore. AS God has made us there is n
slender cord between us and him. If
there be nothing but the divine. inward
monitor. follow it; and there will soon
he cable connecting you with God
then larger and n stronger one. then a
bridge over which you may pass from
unbelief to faith. from the foggy land
OF doubt and sin to the sunny shores of
peace and salvation.
80. taste and see that the Lord is
good" -
Taste" says the psalmist; taste for
yourselves" | cannot explain ia Won
the taste of honey. One drop of II on
your tongue Is worth whole pores NJ
rhetoric about 1t. Experience is the hest
test OF truth. and it will prove that
the path of the just, is as "A shining
light. shining more and more unto The
perfect day | speak TO you as one
who believes that the hunger of your
hearts will never be satisfied until Won
come to live. as Christ lived. I'm the
conscious enjoyment Of the assurance
Of sonship with God.
a practical faith in the love of the
! father was the inspiration of the mas
ter's life. and it may be to us a source
of peace and Of manly strength and in
nuehce My message Therefore is to-
day. Taste. and you will see that God
i Is good" Do Gods will and your
doubts will vanish like the mists of tho
morning. and you will know the truth
and ind 1t the bread Of life.
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their own, as one who found no peace
in unbel!ef, and as one who has found
that there is tina. in the religion OF
Jesus Christ which brings n satisfaction
that can come from no other source.
Greater knowledge will not. rs 4 rule.
dispel your doubts. Skeptics are found
among the learned and the ill!tnrate,
ami education suggests more Questions
than 1t answers. You Will not be able
TO ascertain whether the Bible Is true by
grammar and lexicon ana commentary.
When the master taught in the temple
the people were astonished and eX
claimed How knoweth this man let
ters. having never learned" Because he
had not be'en educated in their schools
they marveled at his wisdom. His wis
dom came from the fact that 1t was his
meat and drink to do his fathers Will,
and he makes the same principle appli-
cable to all men. "If anv man will do
his will he shall know of the doctrine.
whether It be Of God on whether I speak
from myself"
To merge from the fog OF doub. then
a man is to do the will OF God. But you
say, How can do the will OF God be-
fore I know whether o. not II is the will
of God? How can be expected to obey
the teachings OF the Bible before / know
whether or not It is true?" These are
natural questions. and the skeptic should
IlOl pe aShSo w W. ShJ
BILE
The truth which wish to present and
illustrate ia this: Obey the truth you
have, and you will he led into greater
truth. ] do not ask my questioning
brother to obey all truth, but to obey
as much as is known and as far as II
Is known. It is fundamental chat we
should assume the right altitude toward
truth. and be ready 10 welcome and
ohey IL when discovered
Let me suppose myself to he an honest
skepHc, and that / do not know whether
the Bible is true or false. What am |
to do? ! am all at sea as to the great
Christian doctrines. but ! know this.
that there Ia a distinction between right
and wrong. My conscience informs me
of the moral character OF my actions.
and know that l ought always to obey
this inward monitor. I cannot deny
these facts without denying my nature
j believe. / will assume. that there is q
God, and ] resolve TO be loyal to my
conscience always and everywhere. /
train the inward ear to listen 10 Its voice
and TO rightly interpret its commands.
and VIII endeavor TO regulate my CON
duct by ITS teachings. I listen constant
ly to its clear and impressive monitions.
and some day. when its voice has been
unusually imperative, I say to myself
There Ia something In me that is not OF
me. 1t represents a higher and holier
than myself. Does It not speak with q
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PECIAL LADIES' SALE.

s PEclAL LADIES SALE.
MONDAY AT 1920 A M
Large consignment of Mattinps OH
Cloth, I4inoleums. Furniture, Pictures
etc. '
D. r. cREECY e. CO.
mh29-lt Auctioneers
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" lRGINIA.-IN THE CLERKS OF
flee OF the Circuit Court for the City of
Norfolk on the 10th day OF January, 1876
]. Lawrence Waring. Clerk of the said
court. do certify that the bonds required
to be given by the special commissioners
named in the DEGREES entered on the 18th
day of November 1895. and 9TH day of
January. 1886, In the suit of the Industrial
and General Trust. Limited. OF London,
Eng land, and others vs. the Nitro-Phos-
phate syndicate. Limited, of London.
ecuted and filed.
Given under my hand this 10th day of
LAWRENCE WARING
Clerk OF the Circuit Court for the city
of Norfolk. Va
jai2-1aw, sw-1 0d ids
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AUCTION sALEs-ruTuRE nav
I RusTEE's SALE or VAIIIAR1E
LANDS IN PRINCESS ANNE
COUNTY

f ,ana g. to me As trustee. by Bennett
wife. dated the 18th day of A Ipr 1s nts
and Of record In the Clerks office @ or IIc
i in deeg 6 Sodrt N of Princess Anne county
request OF the creditors therein secured ed
deefanit having been made in the payment
proc enc o aebss thereby secured shall
A zsa 1895. at II o'clock M. ut the Real
Estate Exchange. over No lis Min
at public auction the following PROPERTY 20 Ss
nj AnL IT. TH o. SET. TWO CERTAIN TRACTS
London RrIdre is IN OF ss lahd. situated near
District .r in the county OF Princess Anne
ana an t9 aesc STATE Of Virginia. and bounded
FiTst-THAT CERTAIN TRACT OF
Land with tho buildings and improve
, tbares,rt ther h and the appurtenances
sstituted the homestead OF bennett Land
sraee eefG n said situated near London
Of London Bridge. road, and boTnd de s' oe
the west by the land of Mrs Susan "A
F. o Shepherd; ON the south by the said ID
Church property; on the east bw " ths
Great Neck road and the small niece w, ns
LAM Land re te conveyed Srn, by said Bennett
tract above described contains one Inn
dred and forty-two acres. more Of Less
a an sa is the e same land which was conveyed
i ID a
r. Land and by j. j. Burroughs, Speciai
Sommissioner. by deeds dated resperitvsi
~. October 10. 1853 and August b isTS
and d9ily OF record. CThe family buryinG
tract and containing about one acre 'oe es
s sIso the righ, OF way TO and from the
trust) W s"iu aeed OF
sssqnda7THAT CERTAIN TRACT OF
t,,AN situated near London Bridge. on
the west side OF the Great Neck road and
pounded on the east by the said Grcat
week road. on the North by the Hunter
s st and by the land of George Grim
Creek. and on the south by tho Mnrsnret
Capps tract: and Ia the Same traSt ~
lana which was cohyeyedtto said Rem.
nett Land, ST., by Thomas Keeling md
1874 and duly of record In The ~ c fsrin;
Office of the County Court nT prinI, ~ >
Anne county. To all which deeds rsfsSe
enee is hereby made.
1.-The, the al, above property Is conveniently and
| haven river at the junction of fn,,r
| county roads The Virginia Reach rail-
road crosses the same, London Bridge
st tarioh s hSnwnng heen part of the land
offices and Churches being In close nrnx
| unity thereto. Said property being ahomt
u miles from the city of Norfolk and :
miles from Virginia Beach Hotel.
| tage for home and farm i'be In ~,
being peculiarly adapted to truck farm arm.
4 ing. " III
ments TO be secured by deed of trust 10
be drawn and recorded at expense of
purchaser.
"A. p. 1tANCKEL.
| s., .. .,,, Trustee.
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!, AUCTION sALEs-FUTURE DAy

1Tsso1VEAP2E fiXxT EI !, PfR,o.RERTX,. wITH
SR SlT5S S &KS 81 :. Y ax S SS$SFsos
cult Court for the City Of Nor OF 5he S Tr
sembsp one , entered on the 18th day Of Mo-
thstein under the style 'e Of T fars
I sdne and DtSsls pfassr g
tied tue Of NiitrrSS11P phh Syndicate, Lin
Defendants nS Ws s,a Iin5glsnd and others
ton, at the Real Estate Exc Rnpe NO No.
~ Il Ma a!n,o street, Norfolk. Va. beginning
a April on iss5 shs 9oowi fhs
=. eEky ANT TRACT OF LAND, s,us.
Rranch9f the Elizabeth river In the Sa toenn
ts Of M,orf9s. near the city Of Noffoik
was formerly owned by Carter ieg rs T pn,nn
dexter de- and more recently by Charles Lem
disate. Limited. OF London, AfES Paiasd syn
The property is sltuat ted opposite the
y Sfat IS ass in hs5o
lines Of The Norfolk and Western and dI None one
seeted by the lire. of a proposed Belt Rail-
p noa II to has q harbor or river front Of
river. running, very near the shore line me-
tuuIieb OI Salu river.
The property has been dividod into
building lots, manufacturing sites. villa
sites and waterfront lots, varying in siza
from half an acre to two acres. and into
said decree It will be first offered at said
sale as whole.and Will be struck Off to
any person OF persons whose bid will he
Sulicient to pay off and discharge the In
debtedness mentioned in said suit togeth-
er with the costs, of said suit. the eX-
penses of said sale and all arrears OF
taxes esuinated to be about $4,000. If no
S sue pa IL received and accepted then
sites, according to u plat thereof made
BY Graham & Riddle, civil engineers OF
Norfolk, Virginia., which may be seen at
the office of either OF the undersigned
commissioners, and copies of which NAV
be had on application TO either of them
or to the undersigned auctioneer
This property offers extraordinary in
manufacturing or residence sites and TO
investors generally.
TERMS-one-third of the purchase
equal instruments, at six sS'u and TT swe 1--we
months from the day Of sale, the pur-
chaser or purchasers to give bonds for
such deferred instruments. carrying inter-
the day of sale, with the right on the part
Of such purchaser or purchasers to an
tc'pate the payment of such bonds at
any time, upon having interest to the
purchase money may be paid In cash IL
the purchaser so elect, the title to be re-
tanned TIL the whole purchase money is
paid and conveyance ordered by the
court
JOHN II. LEWIS,
Law Building, Lynchburg, Va.
No. SO Main street mMi Il No MmkrE IA.
Special Commissioners.
Il. L. ROGERS. Auctioneer.
Norfolk. Va.
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Than TO Be Untrue 10 Ones lntultlons,
Ones Reason or Ones Conscience.
REV. MR.. VOORHEES, SUNDAY SERMON
slf Any Man Wall DO He Shall
Hnow''-The Text Can BE Found I'm
che Seventh Chapter of John
Seventeenth verse-Greaf Charac-
sers Are Born OF Faith.
sBy REV. L. B. VOORHEES,. of Groton>


If and man will do . he shall
know-John vii, II.
untrue to ones intutit!ons. ones reason
or ones conscience. 1T is better to be-
lieve but few things than to believe a
good many things that arnt so. Yet
doubt brings no Joy or repose to the
mind, neither does 1t urge us to earnest
endeavor. Great characters and great
achievements aret born Of faith. while
unbelief binds our hands and feet and
paralyzes all our energies.
Our doubts are traitors.
And make US lose the good we oft might
t win
BY fearing to attempt.
There, are dishonest skeptcs who will
not accept truth unless II falls In with
their prejudice and desires. OF whom
the Autocrat at the Breakfast Table
says: Some mems minds are like the
pupil of the eye--the more light you
throw on them the more they contract"
I am not to speak to them to-day. There
{ are. too, honest doubters with whom
have sincere sympathy-men who
think for themselves and whose love
for truth makes them cautious. This
gerry love for the pure gold of truth
makes them suspicious of the great
j mass OF glIttering ore. remember that
There lives more faith in honest doubt,
e Believe me. than in half the creeds.
respect an honest, thinging doubter
{ more than the one who accepts all the
q old traditiona} doctrines simply because
DIS grandfather and grandmother be-
atteyed them. I wish to speak 10 those
& VINO cannon believe the commonly acJ
cspted teachings of Christianity with
Y the fraternal feeling OF one who has
S nssaed through experiences similar to
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AUCTION Substituting DAY.

T RUSTE'S SALE OF LOT IN BERK-
LE1.-Pursuant to deed of trust TO
me as trustee, made by Wilson Spence
and wife. dated March 7th. 1895, and duly
secured | shall offer forsaie atpublic auc-
ton at the Court House door of Nor
folk county, In the city of Portsmouth,
1885, at II u. M, that certain lot of land
designated as No. 50 on Ninth street MS
laid down on Sykes plan of Ives proper
ty, fronting 30 feet on Ninth street and
having a depth of los feet.
TERMS-CASH.
l.. B. ALLAN,
mh27-tdS Trustee
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BY H. c..Hoggard Co. Auctloneers.

T WO VALUABLE LOTS ON FREE
l MASON STREET AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. the 4th day of April.
owner AT the Real Estate and Stock Ex
change, 1855 Main street, two valuable
lots on the south side of Freemason ST.,
between Duke and Yarmouth streets,
opposite the residence of Mr.. Geo Nc
intosh, each rs feet front. running back
feet on the western line Terms-One
third cash: balance on credit of and
II mor>-hs. ON notes carrying interest
from the day of sale, and title retained
until the notes are paid
II. C. HOGGARD & CO..
mar25-tds Agents and Auctioneers.
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If and man will do he shsi
know-John vii, IL.
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BY Valentine & Stevens. General Auc-
tioneers, % Bank st.

D AwNBROKER'S SALE OF FOR
/ FEITED PLEDGES. AS REQUIR-
ED BY LAVAL 2l3 Main ST. by re-
quest of the Twin City Loan Office.
we will sell Mt their store, 2l3 Ma in
St. commencing MONDAY EVENING,
March Both. at $50 o'clock. and continu-
said stock Is entirely disposed of. This
stock consists Of Fire Diamond Rings.
Gold ana Silver Watches, Jewelry, Guns.
Pistols, Musical Instruments, Clothing,
etc, etc. Every article offered will be
sold witout limit Or reserve. The trade
and the. public generally are invited to
attend this sale.
TWIN CITY LOAN OFFICE,
mar25-5t No. 2l3 Main Street.
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GEO. W. DEFY,
J. w. HUNTER,
Il. X. BORLAND.
Trustees.
WIN. NJ. HANNAH,
a lIrtipnaar

by VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY
- conveyed by three deeds OF trust
from w. +. Lee. dated respectively No
uember II. 1899. May 3. 1873, October 8
1884, and February !. 1895. at the request
OF the parties secured In said deeds, and
by authority OF the decree OF the Court
of Chancery of the city of Norfolk rem
dered on the nth day of March. 1896, In
the suit therein pending. in which Dalby.
T.. Lee and others are defendants, / viii
sell at public auction at the Norfolk Real
Estate Exchange, on MONDAY the 9Oth
day of March. 1896. at II m. the following
property, to-wit:
: THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND,
with the frame building situated there
on. the .southerly side of Willughby
q frontage of 30 feet and running back
100 feet. The building upon SAID lot MAS
formerly No. l. md Is now i2i. This
property is rented to II good tenant.
2-TIIAT CERTAIN VACANT LOT
OF LAND, situated I'm Highland Ter
race, Norfolk City Va. ana Is dcsgna-
ted as No. i5S on plat OF. Brambleton
on West side Of Gibbs avenue, and is
ly I.ifitus: on the North by an irrcgu-
lar line. and is only 10 feet wide In the
rear
TERMS-One-third cash and the bal
ance upon II credit OF six and twelve
months to be evidenced by the notes OF
the purchasers, carrying interest from
day OF sale. payable seini-annually. and
the property, to be drawn and recorded
at the expense of the purchaser
Il. X. BORLAND,
Trustee
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BY II. C. Hoggard G. Co.. Auctioneers

AT THE REQUEST OF THE OWNER
4th of April next. at the Real Estate and
Stock Exchange, liz Main street. Nor
folk Va, that lot or parcel of land
with the buildings and appurtenanceS.
being S acres more or less. situated at
Oceana. in the county OF Princess Anne.
There Ia good dwelling house and
store on the premises, and the trade
of the latter Is excellent.
TERMS-l-3 cash. the balance in C,
IL and IS months. The title to the proper
~ is perfect a plat of the property can
be seen at our Office.
II. c. HOGGARD g. CO,
mar25-tds Agents and Auctioneers.
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p URsUANr To TnE rERMs oE A

p URSUANT TO THE TERMS OF
i deed OF trust dated the 2Gth day Of
Airm. 1893, and by virtue of n decree
rendered OH March nth, 1896, in the Court
of Law and Chancery in "a suit wherein
Dolly nottingham &; Co. are plaintiffs
and w f. Lee and others are Defend
The Norfolk Real Estate Exchange on
at y ~ tn folalowing property: to:wit:
with the buildings and improvements
county Virginia. and bounded as fol-
l-Lot fronting "a feet on west side of
Wilson avenue and running back along
the south side of Con street SO feet.
Lot fronting 30 feet more or less on
west side of Wilson avenue and running
back between Ellen SCOTS property on
the north and Lucinda Riddick's proper
ty oh the south. together with a right
OF way over lane feet G inches wide
which separates the last from that OF
Lucinda kioui,ks.
Blot beginning on south side of Gofr
street at n point So feet west of Wilson
avenue: thence southerly so feet: thence
westwnrdly ~ feet; thence northerly so
feet 10 Con street, and thence casterly
along Gon street 10 feet 10 the point Of
beginning.
TERMS-CASH
GEO. w. DEFY,
J. w. HUNTER,
II. X. BORLAND.
Trustees.
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hereby certify that the bond required
executed
JUNIUS y. COLEMAN, D. C.
WALTER SHARP
mhlS-tds Anctionccr.
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Having been appointed agent to con-
duct the above business for 8. r.. Full
ford, would respectfully solicit the
patronage of my friends and the public
the line of liquors and tobacco.
March Z, 1896
]. z. FULFoRD,
marl-30d Agent.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

Having purchased the entire stock OF
LIQUORS, TOBACCO, etc, and oil fur
mercial Place, Norfolk, Va, lately the
property of j. L. Fulford, shall conduct
said store. Mr.. j. T.. Fulford has been
appointed my agent with fun authority
TO transact said business for me.
8. T. FULFORD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-16
oUnAN SITUATION.
The Who'll. Island In Revolt. nnd span
tarhs Acting on the Dsiousiye.

The whole Island In Revolt. nnd span.
tarda Acting on the Defensive.
LONDON, May l5.-The Time, pub.
fishes tbtee.oolumu letter this morn
ing from correspondent 10 Hsvana,
under date Of May 2ud. In the course
VI the letter this o0rrespOnient sayai
"It IL quite useless to hide this real
situation. Tho whols Island Ia Ia 70.
volt and tbs Spanish troops are merely
setting on the deiensive. ltis impossi.
bic that they eau prevent the landing
OF supplies anu war materials Tor the
Tebuls, Even the position Of MsceO's
iorets, confined IN Plnar del Rio, H.
not OF desperate nature, Ne the
5raniAt 10 make believe.
"Only a lew Isolated rebels have
tsksn advantage Of Capt. den. Wey.
lore offer OF amnesty. Spain has let
the power TO protect lie uni property
Ia Cubh.
"Widospread inquiries fail TO Justify
the charges Of cruelty against Capt..
uen. woi l0f, but the rebels dtttfuc-
lion OF property cannot be justified.
Tue wAnton burning ofbome $1,000, 900
worth Of property belonging 10 IN.
oiiousive people l. not war;"
The letter proceeds 10 dilato upon
the CcDuonio ruin wrought by tho
breakdown Of the sugar crop, which
has rendered thousands destitute, while
the tobacco trade IL IN tiilI wore
condition,
The clgar factories OF Havana, the
correspondent continues, 0uly have ma.
tctisl TOT n few weeks, ami the closing
" their DOOR means the throwing out
OF employment Ot $4,000 persons. The
total exports from CUBA arc estimated
at el0UO,OO0 $4,000, 00Ol, oompated
win Gl2,OOO. 900 (t0J,OJO, OOOl Tor 1895.
But Tor tho trading involved by the
var, every merchant would DO com.
pslled 10 tuspend business,
zone VI tho most prominent mer.
chants says that Cubs has Ttce we'd It's
Heath blow, hut In my opinion an i'm.
mediate peace would still leave q
chance for the return u pr0sperity.D
Commenting sditofially, tho Times
spyE "a more melancholy picture
would he impossible TO imsnine than
our Havana Correspondent draws. but
It Ia DOUBTFUL whether any demonslTa.
ton oi the desperate nature OF The
crss will infuce the Spaniuris to nc.
qulesce ~ "a arrangement 60 calling
~ their nHtioual pfIl0 ~ that which
our c0frCGI0uueut IuygtsiB, namely,
autonomy guaranteed by the UEiled
slairs,
"faklng tho dismal picture ~ II ia
pFefcufeI, we see tut one hope for the
maintenance Of the Spanish oonnec.
ton, namely, a sTeeJy aud thorough
r.ogt quest, followed by a Tedfe,s of
grievances, the ab Ia n Of corruption
the CubRnE, Instead OF tor tho Urlcial
classoe Ia SPAIN"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-16

TORONTO, May i5.-Cattlo txpaf,efs
hero are mAkint vigorous hight
against the attempt now teing made
To oIip American cattle 10 Eufoutnu
Iotts by way Of Montreal II II
claimed this would ,triuutlg ihiure
the Canadian export trade IN france,
where Canadian 1.-Two cattle are now
permitted 10 be- landed. Some Cans.
dian cattle rave teen shut cut Of Enr.
lauJ, Aud exporter have uuiit up
large trade with France. rhis III y
,ay viii be entirely ruined II AmoticRu
cattle arc shipped with Canadian
stock. The Canadian Cattle Feujets'
as citation met In srcfot today and de.
ciiot T. tcnd a dUpu alton TO Ottawa
10 lay before tho government nm ON.
phnllc protest agaiust the ndmissiou Of
American cattle into Canadian ports.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-16
NOTE FACTS AND FIGURES.
You Never Saw Flrot-clnso Goods so Cheap Before

Al go VI. COCO yards Cream Challies
In lsh colored designs, general.
ly sold a. 6isc yd.
AT 4c Va 1900 yards White Checked
Nlinsooks In small and medium
checks. This week at &C I'd.
At &c ld. 1000 yards Best American
Indigo Blue Prints, value &c yd.
AT &C VI. Is pieces fine Zephyr
Gushams, good value N t9is yd.
Al 7gc I'd. Regular Islsc Dimiiesi
this seasons newest patterns,
srinrd effects, at nc,
AT SIC vi. Something 10 talk about.
Choice Of 100 pieces OF the finest
end newest American 3 star Cling
hams in q every lovely design, you
have paid soc for themi now
SIC I'd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-16

county and GrAys0n county, just 90 the
northeast, stated within mile ni
Justin, IN this county. : tsfrihc
wind was experienced here. People
we'e blown down, houses dtmJlishui
aud farm builliugs completely r.
IN we'd.
Reports from the country districts
Indicate i've people killed, most Of
whom were Traders IN Dentori Tut
whose names cannot be- ascefleintd W
this time. The foads are impossible
nnd the small streams ~ the county
arc swollen boyuni their bsnkH 80
iaf no one has bsol reported killed 10
his town, but the place IL IN Ozark utBs,
hali uuuef water aud statohing parties
are slow IN reporting.
Reports from Justin, sherman aui
GfIbbvl arc TO the eject that S5OO,OOO
vor,h of property has been Destroyed
N the two counties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-16

Al Vc va. White Pin Do, ssissss. reg.
ulaf price ISe, at &c I'd.
Al IL &C ID Double fold sol, flash
I,hahSs 10 white or tinted
grounds, value acc, at &C I'd.
Al lie H. 100 pieces 49inches wide
Imperial OrgandN Lawn beautiful
goods, IN Suiped Drr,isn and
fompadour effects, woHh .ss. Al
i4c yd
Al es'ss Nd. Imported she.r pin dol,
Swisaes in handsome summer
'ints, pink, blue. green canary.
lavender, cardinal, navy md black
at s2lIc sd. '''@
At go ld Irish Crash, hone spun. A
swell fabric, Just In. loass me-
cash sells East at 4oe; Ib.s week
age yd.