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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-30
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Is Wlinuten ppr z llbr 6auhte
sSobn Sberman, beHen glblsbeu bon
ben 4eraten ieit mebreren 5agen err
lportet muroe, ieinsn @eiit aug. Seit
@amstas mar er meiit beipuBtlos sse
neien unb erbolte iih nur fur fur5e
4ugenblide, Biz bas Gnbe erfolste.
gri90pfung in Jolge bon &rantbeit
unb 4ltersi9pG9e iuaren bic llria9en
bes 5pbes.
Sobn Sberman fpurbe am 10. Mai
1923 in 2aneaIter, g., geburen unb
lisb li6 IpGter als Inpalt in Wans>
fielb, Obio, nieber. Sm Sabre 1866
nurbe er gum eriten Wiale als 9lbs
geprbneter ieines 0iitrittes in ben
GongreB getpGblt unb ibiente aIs fols
der in brG Serminen. Sm Sabre
1861 purbe er Ra6foleer BON Sends
tor Salmon g. Gbaie BON Sbto, Der
reiieuirt bate, i'm 8unoesiendt. llnter
prdIioent Sapes mar Serr Sherman
S9abamtsietretdr, uno prdiioent
Mc&inlsp ernannte i'm gum Staatss
iefretGr; bon leBterem Yoiten reiigz
nirte er Dor etpa apei Sd6ren.
Die 8egrdbnibz zSeierlidteiten pers
ben bier unb in Mansfielo, g., Der
9eimatb bes 8eritorbenen, dbgsbalten
perben.
prGiioent Mc&inleb erlieb beute
Nahmittag eine Proclamation, in
pelher es unter Mnberem beiBt:
.4ls piirbisen 4usorud Der tiefen
5rauer, fpel6e bic Hepublit befallsn
bat, prbue idb an, bab am Sage oes
8egrdbnifes auf ben Grecutip 9u=
redur Der Ser. Staaten bic Sldggen
ouf 9albmaIt pehen iollen uno bab
bic @ertreter Der Ser. Stdaten in ben
auspGrtisen 0dnbern in 9lei6er
WeiIe benz erlauhten Sobten lpdbrenb
zines 3eitraums bon aebn Sagen einen
o[eidhen Sribut Der 9lchtuna apllen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-30
8anfranb.

SuI Z, SUugu, 16. S1t.
Cine Speaialbepei6e aus Ga
8ranbe, Sre., meloet: Die erite Nuz
tionalbant in Union ipurbe beute
Morsen spil6en aipei unb brei ub,
erbrp6en unb Die Sbiir bes 9eipDlbes
nit glitrpslpcerin geiprengt. Die
RGuber periuhten bann Den @eIps
i9rant su erbre9en, bod purben lie
burth 8iirger, bic ben 2drm ee6Drt
batten, perI6eu6t. GS purpen feline
0erbaftungen porgenommen. Der
WerluIt belGuft iic1 duf $4,000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-30
NersaBen Srbam.

Surttngtp IN, W. Wd., Il. Dit.
Dilliam 5. 8rpan's pripatpassn
,Hdmblsr" traf bier beute @benb nm
8 llbr elm, bod befano iicb 8rpan
ielbit ni6t auf bem 3use. ionbern nur
bic 3eitungsberi9teritatter, bic ibn
auf feiner Sour besleiten. sic paren
in Suffalp BON ibm setrennt iporben,
ba bic bprtisen 8erIammlungen gu
lange buuerten, Inn 8rDan 9elesens
belt su seben, Sur @bfabrtsaeit gu iei>
mem pripatpasen Suriidautebren. DER
Wasen fubr besbalb obne ibn ab, unb
8rpan boffte, ibn beute @ormittas in
pittsburS au iiberbolen. Dieier plan
i6eiterte iebp6 uub Der .Nambler"
trat bic Sabrt nad 9untinston ebsn>
faIs obne ben Sauptpaiiasier an. Sn
Wbeeling erfubren Die 3eitunssleuts,
bab grban berIu9en fpiirbe, iiber Gos
lumbus, g., Suntington Sur re6ten
3eit 5u srrsiden, um morgen friib baz
islbit cine &ebe balten au t0nnen. Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-30
Merlin 21 s

Berlin, 81. Oft.
Sas in einigen 3eitungen Oeutichs
lambs perDffentli9te 9eriibt, baB gaz
ron Sped BON Sternburg, Der friibere
eeuti1e 9ef9dftstrdger in Walbinse
ten, abberufen iporoen lei, neil er ,Su
freunoiGaftli6e Sefiible fir Imerita"
begs, ipiro in bieFsen amtlihen areiz
len dls Der bare llniinn" beseibnet.
Seine grnennllng gum @enerdlconIul
in Calcutta, cine Der beee6renspertbes
iten Stellunsen I'M beuti6en 0ienit,
pirb nicbt nur als cine 8ef0rberung
angeIeben. fonbera pirb audi amtlicb
als cine .4nertennung Ieiner pprsiialis
den Sienite in WaIbinston" be-
aei9net.
Berlin, %. Sft.
9raf b. Billion bat bur6 formeGle
Sdreiben ben 8unbesratb bon Siirit
Sobenlobs's Riidtritt unb bon ieiner
eissnen Grnennuug gum Rei6stdnsler
unb prdiioenten oes preubiI6en &az
binets in &enntniB seiebt. Gr bat auf
morsen bic erite Sibung bes preubis
I1en aabinets dnberaumt.
Berlin, "a. Ott.
Der Saiier unb bic &aiIsrin baben
beuts nit sroben Seierli9teiten bic
lGnss Der Wupper laufenbe S9pebes
babn, bic glberfelo nit 8armen psr=
binpet, sinsepeibt. Die 8abn 1T Elm
Meiiteritiid Der Snsenieurtunit. Sn
benz sriten 3uge, Der iiber Die 8abn
fubr, mar Der &aiier elmer Der paha.
giere.
SpGter mar Der &aiier bei bsrGinz
ipeibung elmer Hubmesbdlle in Bar
men antpeienb. Sn ieiner grtpibsrung
auf bic 9lnIpra6e bes 9iirssrmeiiters
ipra@ Der 3aiier Der gepDlteruns Der
Stapt in ieinem uno Der &aiIerin
Hamen ben ipGrmiten Oant fir ben
beraliden Gmpfans aus. .Gs freut
MIDI, bemsrtts er. .Sbnsn mittbeilen
su t0nneu, baB bas gefinben msiner
srau Mutter mir 9eitaitet. Der Stabs
8armen einen 8eiuh au MAIDEN, obs
pObl bic Greups msinss Sersens ime
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BrGutisam eriGieBt f@.
q { NJ . prt, q. Ott.

~ ~ ~ - -A' ~~~''
Der 24siGbrise Ybilipp Sed puroe
beute Morgen als 2ei9e in benz Sofe
Der ssd6rrabzSabrit bon Chr. Rbeit
in Gliaabetb aufoefunben. Der Res
polper, ippmit er ii4 bur9 ben &opf
sei9ofen bate, lag neben i6m. Sed
mar "a Sabre alt uno dls Glert in
einem giienpaarens@ei6Gft in GliSas
betbpprt aneeIteat. @rit Dor &ursem
bate er ii9 nit SRI. Sallfoiter bon
&ipingitonitrabe perlobt unb bate Die
glbIidt, ii6 bdlb NIT ibr gu perbeira>
then. @efern 9lbsno trant er in 9e.
ielidaft ieiner Sreunbe aubergepObns
li9 piel unb iprad ibnen segeniiber
bon Selbitmorb. bod bisie ladten ibn
aus. Was ibn au Der f6redliheu
Shat peranlaBt bat, fonnte bislans
ni6t feitseitellt tperben.
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''LuxEMBURGER GAZETTE,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-08-14
Moravia.

-loravia, Aug. 19.-Campbell, the con-
tractor, arrived here today with his
force of men to commence work on
lne new Graham block.
e. Greenly spent Tuesday in Cen
terville.
R. A. Cummins made flying trip
to Des Moines Wednesday.
Sam Daniels, candidate for county
auditor, was shaking hands with his
many friends in our city Monday.
Will Norton and wife, of Chicago,
who have been visiting Mr.. Norton's
farner here, Rev. Norton, returned
home last Thursday.
Mrs. j. J. Hicks, who has been very
sick, is reported much better.
Harry Duncan spent Sunday in AL
bia.
Jacob KNITTED and wife spent Sun
day in Moulton.
Mrs. Will Thomas and daughter Ro-
ma left Tuesday evening for a few
weeks visit in Ponca City, o. T.
There was a moonlight social at the
home OF Ed. Macon Monday evening
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Lcando.

Leando, Aug. 14.-Miss Florence Ry-
an, o. Hope, Kan; is visiting relatives
a. and near Leando
Miss Blanche Loftiss visited her
aunt in Ottumwa last week.
Ed. Irish, of keosauqua, was in our
town last Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Benning and Bayard
Short were married at Leper, Mo, last
Sunday evening. They will visit their
parents here in September. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shorb have the best wishes of
their many friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Braseld are the proud
parents of baby girl.
Word was received here Thursday
chat the mother Of James Demning
and Mrs. Ed. Nelson, near here, had
died at the home of her daughter in
Eldon.
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Hedrick.

~
Weather-Past two weeks very
warm; good rains Saturday and Sum
day nights.
oats-About all threshed; good
yield.
Pastures-Benefted by yesterdays
rains.
Potatoes-Fair yield.
Appies-Good crop.
Small Fruits-Ayerage Weld.
Leando.
Weather-Quite warm and dry: q
little shower Saturday.
Corn-Early corn made; late corn.
rain needed.
Oats-All harvested.
Hay-Ail in the stack.
Wheat-Good
Misunderstanding short; need rain.
Potatoes--Early, good; late, fair.
Apples-Smal, crop; some peaches.
Small Fruits-All gone; some few
plums.
kirkviIIe.
Weather Heavy rains.
Corn-Saturday nights rain helps
late corn out.
Oats-All threshed; fair yield.
Hay-Good and nearly all up with
OUT rain on it.
Wheat-Acreage light; yield about
Is bu.; quality good.
Potatoes-Late ones favored by the
rain.
Apples-Developing, and the crop
Will be the best for three years past.
Agency.
Weather-Cool.
Corn-The Saturday night and Sum
ua night rain insures large corn
crop.
Oats-One-half threshed.
Hay-One-half crop.
Wheat-What there is is of good
quality.
Pastures-Doing we'll.
Potatoes-Good crop.
Pastures-Wonderfully helped by
the last rain.
Apples-A great many blown off the
trees.
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OrmanvIIIe.

Ormanville, Aug. 13.-Bert Barr and
family and Eugene Burton left Tues,
day night for Kansas, where they will
make their future home.
Dave Kendall, of Butler county. is
here visiting with his mother and
brother.
Quite a numer of people from this
place attended the Sunday school con
yention and basket meeting at Hope
well Sunday
Lizzie Berry, of Ottumwa, has re-
turned home, after visiting with
friends and relatives here.
Owen Davis, of Butler county, has
bought the David Baer farm.
Frank Eakins has returned from
Cedar Falls, where he has been at
tending the summer term of school.
Mrs. George Moss and son Charles
visited near Dahlonega the first of che
week.
Mrs. Tude Thomas spent Tuesday
with Mrs. John Hamilton.
Mrs. Susan Elkins and Goldie Rich
ard, of Ottumwa, are visiting with
friends and relatives here.
Stella Hawkins has been visiting
with her sister near Mt Zion.
Inc pfoLfacteu meetings. are pro-
crossing nicely.
Mrs. Taylor Beasley is very i'll with
that dreaded disease, consumption.
The many friends of Mrs. George
Baker are glad to hear that she is re-
covering from the operation perform
ed on her a few days ago.
Jim Moss, formerly of this place,
\ but now of Floris, is the father OF a
new baby boy.
Jacob Kendall has returned from
Boone county, where he has been Wis
Hing with his son, Jerry Orman, who
accompanied him remained for long
er visit.
Henry Orman and children have re-
turned from Missouri. where they Wis
itei with Ripley Orman.
Katie McReynolds, of Ottumwa, is
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Elakesburq.

5ldkGSDuFg.
Blakesburg, Aug. 14.-Threshing IS
about over and the farmers wives
are glad. The farmers themselves
feel good because of the abundant
yield.
David Jay had field of wheat that
yielded 36 bushels to the acre AMI he
sold the straw for enough to pay the
expense of raising it.
Aaron Harlin has just returned from
a trip in Missouri.
Joe Harlin came home from Ne
blaska this week.
Mrs. j. L. Doty has just returned
from an extended trip in Kansas.
Frank Elerick, of Galena, Kansas,
is visiting his uncles, the Elericis.
Ed. Hall and wife, with John Pet
erson and wife, are out for an over
land trip into Nebraska.
Geo. e. Smith is on his way 10 st.
Paul via the Mississippi river for a
few weeks recreation.
The business of this line of the G
M. & st. P. r. R. is now so great that
tue trains pile up at this point, scarce
ly able to pass each other.
Rev. H. C. Millice, a former NJ. e.
pa Stor, passed thru our town this
week.
August 80 is Gold Settlers day at
Blakesburg. We always have Il big
crowd of people.
Fred Hill, of the U. S. Army, is Wis
iting friends in our city before going
to the far east.
John Harrow and wife, of Maryyillc,
Mo-, after months visit with rela-
tives here have returned home.
L. r. Babbet, who is serving as pas
tor Of the Baptist church here was
regularly ordained Sunday, Aug. 10, at
the Baptist church.
Our republican primary will take
place Saturday, Aug. IS, at Fritz
Hall.
Elmer Coombs, w. r. HENDERSON,
with Annie Coombs and Ferna Day
are taking an overland trip to Clear
Lake, Iowa.
VIM. Fritz, George Swartzenbaugn.
John Hoover and Stephen Yocaum
started Sunday, Aug. IL, for a tour
over Europe.
The drilling for coal still goes on
with some 1000 acres of land now op.
toned.
The Wapello Chief Cornet band is
to discourse music at our Old Set
tiers meet, August 30.
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hiaElland Center.

Highland Center, Aug. 14.-The La
dies Aid Society of the M. E. church
OF Highland Center will give an ice
cream social Friday evening, Aug. II,
at the home of ]. II. Spilman, for the
purpose of raising money to paint the
church. All are cordially invited.
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Announcement.

In view of the fact that Constable
j. G. Slaughter has concluded to run
for the nomination for county recor-
der, | hereby announce myself as
candidate for the Office of constable,
to fill the vacancy. "a. L. Toland.
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PackWood,

Packwood, Aug. ~ John Stephen.
son has typhoid fever.
Miss Blanche KEeht, of Highland
Center, visited her sister, Mrs. Wool
ums, last week.
A girl baby was born Aug. II to Mr..
and Mrs Robert Marshall.
Flossie and Walter Condor returned
to their home in Galesburg, after a
visit OF two months with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney.
o. F. Fryer has been elected CASH
Ter of the bank in place of K q. Gill
iette, who resigned.
Mrs. Childers is visiting relatives in
Unionville, Iowa.
Mrs. S. J. Chandler and daughter
returned last week from visit with
relatives at Fox, Colorado, and Good
land, Kansas.
Miss Lena Marfield, of Ottumwa, is
visiting friends here.
There is an effort being made to
establish another bank here
The Presbyterians begin camp meet
ing few miles south of here the 18th.
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HopeweIi.

Hopewell, Aug. 13.-The Sunday
school convention and children's day
service, held by the Hopewell people
in Jacob Walkers grove, was a COM
plete success. The children respond
ed nicely in making a program, and
short addresses were also given by
some of the citizens The addresses
OF Virgil koss, of Albany, Rev. Jones,
of Hedrick, and others were quite ap.
preciated. The afternoon session was
invoked by Mrs. R. L. Hamilton, OF
South Ottumwa. The various neigh
boring schools came out and helped
make it day enjoyed by the immense
crowd of people who attended
Mrs. R. l.. Hamilton preached Sum
day evening to a crowded house at
Hopewell.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Garrison is quite i'll at this writing.
Several South Ottumwa people were
in attendance at the Sunday school
convention here.
Mrs. Ed. White is reported on the
sick list. Also Grandma Arnold.
Miss Mabel Davis was visitor with
Miss Addie Orman Saturday night.
Mrs. BENZ. Black spent Saturday
night with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Walker.
Arthur Roberts is out again after
having the mumps.
Frank Eanlns, who has been attend
ing the summer term at Cedar Rapids,
is at home again.
Miss Jennie Updike and Mrs. Rob-
erts, of Ash Grove, visited Sunday
with Thos. Hamiltons.
Several from this vicinity attended
the funeral of Mrs. Win Overturf, at
Sherman Chapel, last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bartlett, of Ash
1rove, visited Sunday with Tom
Judd, near Drakesville
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New York Market.

New York. Aug. 13.-Butter-Firm:
creamery, 17h@21.
Eggs-Quiet, 11h@151A at mark.
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from Saturday last and yesterday con-
yenes the 4th quarterly meeting at
this place.
Mr.. Seth Randall, wife and children,
OF near Wright, attended church here
and We're the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Funk Sunday,
Candidates Coles and Michaels, of
Ottumwa, who are each seeking for
the nomination as county clerk on the
republican ticket, We're each looking
after their welfare here Saturday.
Aunt Becca Edgar is convalescing
from her recent serious illness.
The remains of Mrs. Thomas Nc
Glothlin, formerly a resident Of this
community and well known and high
ly respected, will be buried here to-
10y ~ ".'peral will be held hero at
the Christian church.
-.4a. y. =. McNair and little dauGh
ter, OF Ottumwa, are at the McNair
home visiting.
The ladies Of the Degree of Honof
will give an ice cream social at the
town nall Tuesday night, Aug. II.
Milton.
Milton, August 14.-Rev. A. G.
G. Brown, Of North Ransom street,
Cttumwa, delivered an address
on Social Purity in the M. P.
church last Thursday night, which
was highly appreciated by all who
heard him.
Quite a good crowd attended the
laying Oh ne corner stone Of the new
Presbyterian church at this place On
last Monday afternoon. The address
was delivered by Rev. George B. Stew
ART, d. D., of FIT. Madison. DR.. Stew
art gave an excellent talk and good
advice to all.
An ice cream social was given by
the Rebekah lodge in the new |. 0. O.
+. on Tuesday night
Gollmar Bros two-ring circus will
exhibit at Milton, Aug. 20.
The Milton nine played the Bona
parte nine at the latter place on last
Sunday. The score was to in IA
yor Of Milton.
Union services were held in the M.
b. church -ast Sunday night. The SER
mon was delivered by Elder Sherman.
Gn next sunday night they will hold
services in the Christian church. J.
w. Potter will preach on this occas-
ion.
Miss Troth, of Colorado is the guest
of her uncle, F. NJ. Troth, of this place.
Frank Harrel, of Centerville, visit
ed here the first of the week and
transacted business also.
Quite few of the teachers of this
place are attending institute in Keo-
sauqua. Among them are the Misses
Blanch Badgley and Ada Cornell.
Rev. Boydston, of Danville, was call
ed to preach the funeral of the little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Robinson.
Little Forrest was a bright little boy
and the joy Of his parents.
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Mystic.

Mystic, Aug. 13-J. H. Martin is
making business trip to Chicago and
4,4uwaukee.
The Henderson Stock Co. will play
at the opera house this week
A. c, Andrews attended the grand
lodge of the knights of Pythias which
was held in Cedar Rapids last week.
A telephone line is being construct
e. which connects the |. & M, Helme,
Seuuon, Porter and Klondyke mines.
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Peoria Market.

Peoria, Aug. 13.-Corn-Lower Q
Csc.
oats-Lower; white, 22A.
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Eddyville.

Eddyville, Aug. Estate mastering
Officer Will Brown was here last week
and organized camp of Sons of Vet
Grams. 1t started with Is charter
members.
The Baptist and Christian Sunday
schools joined forces and spent last
Thursday picnicking in Oldham's
grove.
A lob. boy arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Oldham last
Wednesday,
Word has been received from
Messrs. Dotts and Fry, who are en-
route to Paris. They are now enjoy
ing the sights of England.
c. l.. Funk and A. c. Black, who
We're delegates to the X. OF P. grand
lodge at Waterloo, returned Friday.
The remains of Frank Smith, the
boy who was drowned in Des Moines
last Wednesday, were brought here
Friday and inferred in Highland GENE,
tery
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Agency.


Agency, Aug. 13.-Mrs. Morrison and
son, who have been spending the sum-
mer with her mother, Mrs. VIM. Page,
have returned to their home at
Olathe, Kansas.
Miss Myrtle Reynolds left last Fri
DAY for Omaha to visit relatives.
Charles Hawkins is visiting relatives
at Burlington.
Gladys Clements is visiting her
brother at Cedar Rapids.
Motto Pike, of Williamsburg, is Wis.
iting friends here.
Miss Mollie Nye is visiting at the
nome of her brother, G. l.. Nye.
People are rejoicing over the heavy
rain that fell Saturday and Sunday
NJ ats.
Elmer Giltner is visiting his father,
Alex Giltner.
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staying with her sister, Mrs. Geo.

stayIHg With her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Baker.
James Berry, of Ottumwa, visited
the first part of the week with his
cousin, Ira Berry.
Ripley Orman and wife, of Missouri,
have been visiting with relatives here.
Rit Carson is visiting with his I'M
Gle, j. b. Jackson.
Clarence Crosby, wife and children,
of Fremont, are visiting at the parent
al Eakns home
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
Chicago, Aug. 3-Butter-Firma
creamery, 1920; diaries, 14@17.
Eggs-Firm, 70.
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o''i'a"Vi''e.
Meather-Very warm and dry.
ooIll-Looklng well but needs rain.
cats-darvested and. being thresh-
ed,
Hay-All harvested; yielded well.
NMheat-Very light; poor yield.
pa 3d. LII ra.r, need ram.
Iolatoes-talr; late ones need rain.
spal1 fr,r; alf' ~
-ie'tt L ul.s--Verv IeW
North English.
Weather-Warm and dry
Corn-Good prospect.
Oats-Heavy yield.
Hay-Good.
Wheat-Good. :.
Pastures-Poor
Potatocs-Good.
Apples-Good
Small fruits-No crop.
pnaIe,,
u,oo+hn w.
- ,sI'nq very warm ana dry.
,os9ect GOOD; needs rain.
oal9--Apout all threshed; yield
So Co.. 49,,
Weld 49, "n 'ni esileu sooa
Hay-All harvested. fair cron
Wheat-Very little raised
Pastures-S Short: needs rain raa1y
Potatoes-Yield fair.
A2ples-Lieht cron,
Small fruits-Yield fair
Charlton.
Weather -v7,rx, ~
rain - Justly heeu
Corn-In good shane. some carly
corn slightly fired.
Cats-Nearly all threshold free
from rust; average Is bushels to acre
Hay-Nearly all up; good quality
but light, probably rs per cent.
Wheat-Very small acreage but fair
ly good stand.
Pastures-Very dry; need rain to
make them good.
@otatoes-haIly crop ialr yield; late
Annlas--y ,raa ,1 80 ,..tu .iolii JUGS.
MANY worm eato,, and p ,iio, a9o ~, , ails'
snail f,.n;tsJ,, 60 go, piSiAsu w plio9;
rain ''-- snaps Di' iieeu
seed-cood for ,,onn+ 80 ~,
nroha h,v nnalbaIf ,'s,,oI l 80 " lay put
= --e.il '''''''l slS4o'
seymour.
Weather-Hot and dry.
Corn-Good but needs rain.
0aIs-Afe turning out very good.
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Weather-Warm and dry.
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Weather-War and dry.
Corn-Needs rain.
Oats-Average IS to 40 bushels TO
the acre. All threshed.
aay-Ail harvested; yield fair.
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THE MARKETS.

Chicago Poultry Marker.
Chicago, Aug. 13.-Poultry-slowl
turkeys, Z; chickens, 9@11.
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kirkville, Aug. 1.-two heavy
rains are the result of the last Two
days. The heaviest rain fell Satur-
day night but the storm of SUNDAY
evening developed heavy wind, but
SO far as we can learn no serious dam
age done. These rains will do this
section an immense amount of good.
Mrs. BERTHE Whitney and children
Frank and VERNE, are spending a
couple of weeks with relatives and
friends near Bladensburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Fairchild were
recently gladdened by the arrival into
their home of new daughter born to
them.
Next Sunday morning at 1915 Rev.
Fred Gilmore, of the Eddyville charge,
will occupy the M. e. pulpit here.
Next Monday, the goth, the 4th quar-
terly conference will be held at the
M. b. church at $3.50 p. m. Two weeks
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which was a very pleasant affair
There was large attendance.
Will Hiatt, who got tangled up in a
runaway last week and painfully hurt,
is able to be on the streets again.
Frank Macon, of Abba, is visiting
relatives in our city.
Will Winters was on a business mis-.
sion in Udell Tuesday.
w. H. Trussell and son Milo were
in Ottumwa Monday night.
Grant Cummins is visiting relatives
in Wauneta, Col.
County Attorney James Wilson, of
Centerville, transacted business in our
city Monday.