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Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-24
HOW IT PAYS
The Dividends a St0ckhOlder
 in StaDdaI d Oil Receives

4 New Y.rk 6isi aich say.: The Star dsrd 0i sioek holder' are being pad today q dividend O $20 . shsrs. The total pay msnts have been al the rsts of Ts per cent, rince Maieh let. 1900. The StandaId 0l compnny thu. uill have distributed among it- stockholders $6s. COG, eco within the space oi ere year and fifteen days. or this gum John D. K <kf.ller will have received $2I, ,Oso, GOO, more than t55, 900 . day, ar at ont $40 a minute. Mir. RoetielleT's wealth bas pied pp 70 astoni. hipllv ,tat even tile great money iinys Of wrIl ct: ee, are mar yelling. His .vsil.tle os.h has te- come such . factor in Wall s,re. | that according Q one of the besi judges of the market. s.i chance has be.o en- tirely eliminste5 Iron the trsLsactions of the stock Exchange.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-24

iyo tc' 'om dy Ir Wh.cn Dr 'nr, 4Id Mr Sall n kep. the auf CD 9. Ie,ei 10 high pitch Of mirth. R. f'sshmrrts and srrr'r was the reV' ih in O.det and everybody did snp'e ju,'iss 70 tho sP'eai tha' Wa' set before them. After suHpes Mir Wni Corbci; was urg q tb bro k GU, i. fong again; he dii O ard climax d h's if irt- with comic .election thl' kept the crowd in goo! hunIor the r. st of the niett. The ha va. ci ar ei for d'noing which vas con,i. u.o u.l the mail wee hours. A, 2 D'cipci A. m. tie dancers went home ssti- frr Uith the WY the Fraternal Bf. thef- no d ned made such a grand su cess of this lLei, fi-st enterainmsH: iu PeaIce,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-24

V1CKERS. President Id Manager. ,.
 Tombstone LEW WILLIAMS. Vice Pres dent, Bisbee IOHN BLAKE. Secretary Saitord Arizona C w GtIkS Treasurer Los Angeles. Ca Principle range between Chiricahua and Drdgooa mountains in Cochise county. ee Ianges on E-lcir and Pca.iA Greek in Graham county. AiisH- >,ias. NCw Me sieo. an sherman Co. Texas
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-24
ANOTHER BTAZE
Fire Destroys q Cabin and All
 COntents

At noon teddy CD alarm of fire brought out tbs fire department also . surprisingly large crowd to the sesns of the copfsg'snon on Tough nut ssssst pssr Filth The fire provst ,, be sts cabin owned by .hn Oberii. .$Sbo suffers . total ;o-s, te'ne unsbls to save spy sffscts. The ovs~r wss swsy when the fire b:ok' cut ard he is ., a loss 10 account for origin of the fIe. It is vrs b-ble, bsw. ever, . smoldeiing eosl from the ire place left .i,sr ceok,rg his nor, irr meal proved the csuse. ILs Engine Cr. had their boee Is;d ssd fire sx- Gneuishsd before spy dsng.r or spseadinr, bot not b. fo'e the snti's contents of the house had been con sum~d by the asaes. The loss fails heavily On NJ. 0oersi and mach syapathy is vouchsai.d hi0a.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-24

A freight train of lJ csrs, losdsd q with .he.p, passed through Pre,eoft Friday iiom PhoeniI. n route to the Cudaby packing company st Los An. geles. These skeep are from the var ious f ocks ihst have teen wintsring il the Salt river valley.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-24

A leading cattle dealer from the north named Hotson. he recently purchased . thousand head of cattle iu the .;ste of Sonora for March de- livery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-24

Arizona editors are rejoicing over the announcement ;h., after Al lril frst Pullman cars Hill only c, st $50 a day irstesi oi SI5 a. charged hereto fore. Thing, sem 10 b. coming the newspaper mep's rsy.-G.zette.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-24

A contemporary remsrks: When- ever you can begin 10 dig q cellar from the under side, th.n yeu may kno. that GU are ~ise enough 10 run . newspaper that will suit every body.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-24

A unit Of l. a5 rino or copper, or Tn isc., any bsse nt tai, is iEden,ical i'd smeltsr phraeo'ofy with th- term per cent. And enc per cent means necessarily 29 pound., inss- much as 1C0 per cen: would be 2C0 pounds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-24

wm Cossn came ip today from hi- ranch n the valley. Mir Cow states cat le gre looking well and f. el go, d iu his section.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-24

Mir. JShn Hem nger is reported very ill st her hom'. The many friends of the laiy tops for her early recovery
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-24
Mrs. Jsmss Barrett i. a T. mh tona visitor fro n Tu son.

H. II. Cls cy, a mining man Of Dsnver, Colo, is 6 Tombstone visitor. He is here on mining business.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
EAST TEXAS RAPID PROGRESS.

Crops Are in Fine Condition and lmni-
grants Are Arriving in Groves
Mr.. william Dohcrty. assistant general
passenger agent OF the Gulf Air Line, has
returned from trip In East rcxus, ulong
The line of his road. Mr. Doherty liz thor.
onghly enthuscd over the progress and cub.
stantial development he noted on all sides
during his absence from the city. lie SAYS
immigrants are literally docking to all
parts OF East Texas aud that the prospects
il tnat section are exceptionally bright
In every particular.
Speaking of the crops Mr. Doherty told
representative of The Post that while
good crops are the rule along the lime of
never saw them give better promise OF an
abundant Yield OF the host Quality of prof.
urts than Is the case this year lie said
thai the progress that that section OF the
state rs making can not be realized hy
ANY one Who has not been on the ground,
aud added thdt a publication OF the facts
as they actually exist would be more Hike
whore than plain statement OF facts
Ihe Houston East ana West Texas rcud
mas dane a good work for the section Il
pavtrses by advertising the resources and
opnol tnnlt"S thpt are offered. ana Is NOW
rtl ming the benefit In nothing lis rapfI
enhancement and matetiql development
Many OF the new settlers voluntarily al.
tuir prepared by the road under the al
1ecuon of Nj, sam II DiNap its p9sscu.
ger ana Immigration agent, and they are "a
unit ln an expression OF great satisfaction
aud gmtihCation az their present coalition
ana future prospects IN the new acid,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
Notes and Personals.

Mr w. G, Conuor Jr the Houston
! commefriai agent for the Frisco tine, vii
OF his road
MIR, G. H. Mullen, the travelling freight
agent for the Big -Four route who 6as
I IiGS""4onrters a. DALLAS, was visitor tc
Mr.. q. NJ, Wlnstead. travelling frelrh,
hs'nt Tor the Cotton Belt route, left from
rs HtuSe az houston yesterday for a trlt
IN the interest Of his road.
Among the out.of- town railraad men who
spent Yesterday In Houston was Mr. w.
T. huittle, travelling passenger agent OF
sne h'g Four route, whose headquarters
maihtenance OF way Tor the Southern Pa
clhc, who has been absent from the cltv
70! the past several days, viii probably
teCnln TO 9ls headquarters tonight or to
Mr- 5. +. b. Morse, passenger traffic
mahager OF the southern Pacific, and his
secretary, Mr., ID. NJ, Holllngsworth, who
'arc,G9mpaned the rivers and harbors com.
mttee Of congress on their trim between
New orleans and 1T paso. are expected 10
return 10 Houston today.
One ana Yne-third, fare rates have been
TEXAS on account OF the Dallas district
sunday school convention OF the colored
sehig june glSeoRs o Suts So aSs t Dallas las
Taylor university summer normal aud
hihle school AZ Waco. selling now and
The Houston East aud West Texas mas
announced rate OF one and one,third
tares 10 columbia, Mo-, on accOunn OF the
session Of the summer school nj the JinI
yerslty ot Missouri. selling tickets on july
- 10 aud 10; also rate Of one fare. plns
w 70 St Louis for the St Louis summer
schools, selling Saturday and sunday Of
the present week.
Colonel j. c. Andrews, Southwestern
passenger agent for the Sautheln RAILWAY
with headquarters at Houston viii lenve
thls morning for a trip Into the Interior
Colonel Andrews Is a very busy man az
present bur he says he has the satisfae.
lion Of knowing that bis efforts are being
rewarded by an Increase Of business for
MS system OF roads In addition Ia his
personal EFFORTS, the colonel Is now send
ing out lot OF dnely illustrated iitersfire
which he has received from company head.
quarters.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
NEGRO MAsoNs oF TExAs.
The Grand Lodge Is Now in Session
Victoria

he Grand Lodge Is Now in Session al
Victoria.
Victoria. Texas, Iuue 1t-The Crane
Lodge Of colored Nelson's met here today
and the attendance Is already large, incud
Ing the following grand officers: j. w
Mckinney OF sherman, grand master; A
j johnson Of Galveston deputy grand mas
ter II. u VIM Of Fort Worth. rraud
junior warden; r. II. B'ultt Of Dallas,
grand treasurer W NJ Mcdonald of Ter
I'll. grand secretary, W H. Cogle OF nal.
las, assistant grand secretary; C. A. Iar
RS OF Dallas grand chaplain; c. c. Cantui
or Bryan. grand sentinel: D. T. stokes OF
DALLAS grand lecturer; W Humphrey of
pcnson, grand marshal
fuhlic exercises were held at the court
house. whore Seuior Warden f. r Williams
or victoria formally welcomed the visitors.
VINO responded appreciatively through pr
NJ NJ Majors OF Waco. Prof stakes w.
NJ McDonald and others also made very on
PERTAINING a0dl, sseS M the session THIS NJ,
ternoon, The only business tran sncted was
the reading Of the reports of Grand Master
Meklnrey, Grand Secretary William NJ.
Mcdonald and Grand Treasurer Blutt.
which were referred 10 committees.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
SANTA FE KEEPING PACE.
viii Probably Build a New Line
Through Texas.
WILL TRAVERSE VIRGIN TERRITORY
Route Proposed Is from Southeast Texas
Straight to Northern 6oundary--com-
pleting Beaumont Extension.

Tho c,,tf f,o,orodo .,a SAT- a. .au
road, Judging from recent Developments,
Is ont IN devclon tba trade territnrv tvhicb
means thot thia cotnnanv &c goIng 20 haya
us snare OF any business that may accrue
sources Of Texas and the development Of
the lumber mineral, agricultural ana oil
interests Of the Lone Star commonwealth
Just al present tho santa ne Is engaged
in completing a line from Cleveland 10
Slsbee TO connect at the last named mace
with the Gulf Beaumont and Kansas CITY.
IL Is expected that the work OF track
laying Will be completed by July l. rbe
bridge across the Trinity river viii not
be completed, however, before August L;
hence, 10 trafhc. except that which can
lie bandiod M, .,go4,. ,.t,t 4.. =,
~, :" 7"ic'N WIN temporary Iacu-
iueb' VIII be attempted until the compile
ton Of the bridge Unu this time no
'set Trims WIN De run -four steam
snoVeis are at work on the extension
Il is stated that much trouble has beet,
enc,,,,, to.,., - ti"uple Jus peeh
a,,e,, 70 ~ Scpu'inB amor tne ch'r'
u W., Oh W9fk ana Inc extremely hot
VINO are employed lay down their tools
AFTER the hrSt few days, and their places
huve TO be supplied with new aud uns
pented from time to time
Inc cost OF constructing this extension
| has been more than double whit IL should
have been under normal conditions. SO lt
y sald. The very unfayor1be weather
which prevailed at the time the work was
| lhdertaEen has added largely to the eX.
pense account
49,
In connection with the extension ,vhlcb
aha ,.ute rt, =, . " "''n
N"'' N'i'''u' anu oahta re rallroad
Is making from Cleveland to Silsbee, may
''''"'A "'"'"Vt anu muNh larger
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
Everybody Looking Texasward.

MIR. John Howard immigration agent for
the Sunset-Central lines. has returned from
an extended trip through the central por.
tion Of the United States east Of me Mis-.
slssippi river Mr.. Howard WIS absent in
the interest of the roads he represents and
also IN the Interest NJ Texas He cnys he
found thnt the attention If almost every.
body Is directed to Tcxas NOW. md he be.
icves, With a reasonable % operation on
the part Of land 'wncrs here, that The tx.
penditure of 81 would now accomplish az
much toward bringing new people To tho
state as s. would have accomplished bc
fore attention tecame so universally direct,
cd thls way.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
Land OF the sku-

In Western North Carolna, between fhe
sue Ridge on the east and the Aiierhe
Ties on the west in the beautiful valley
Z me French Broad. 1000 feet above the
iea; lies Asheyllle, beautiful. nictilreshne
lnd worldfamcd as one Of the most piess.
int resorts IN America. II Is a land on
hight skies and Incompatible climate
Ahvse praises have been sung by poets
VIZ whose beauties of stream. valley and
MY Inspiration for the painters brush
li'is Is truly the Land Of tho sly" and
mere - perhaps no more beautiful region
" me continent q attract pleasure TOM
RS or health seekers Convenient schesi
les ana yels low rates % Asheviile, n.
Y. ana y other Carolina, Virginia Ten.
Nv summer resort circular. r0nfes raees
s az. sepefal Information please write or
.tu ~ Andrews southwestern pas
tligef agent Hutchins House. Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
IMPROVING PASSENGER SERVICE.
Southern Pacific to Receive Fifteen New
Chair Cars This Week.

There now seems to he a disposition
among most Of the leading railroads Of
Texas to give more attention to the i'm.
has heretofore been the case ana To that
end the equipment of many Of the roads
proved.
Several Of the limos have recently placed
orders Tor new cquipncnt, and 1t Is under.
stood that the Southern Pacific viii re.
ceIve. fifteen new chair cars for use on
~ lines Saturday Of the present week
lhe citrs VIII be operated for the South,
ern PHclhc roads only, the Central already
being well supplied with this equipment
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12

600 bushels Of wheat rhis stk,tn tho
total VIII hardly exceed iOOO0W bushels. !
This being IN, case the majority ~ fne
wheat for uye by rnxas m! IS vii; have 10
be brought III from thc. ,istss a1I rnrri.
tories, and with tue mt ~ IN transit priv
ilegc abolished the Texts mills would not
be able 20 compete with ontsi ie mills The
executive committee tfche rexls Miilers
assoclat,on VIII hold II me9tlng here thurs.
dal e discuss the matter and arrange for
conference with the rallrca1 companies
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
CENTER sTlLL HAS HOPE.
Citizens of the East Texas Town Be-
lleve They Are Going to Get a Road.

A gentleman who was in Houston from
center yesterday told i representative OF
The Post, that the people of his town mi
r4i YET Dy any means, given up In their
y about twelve miles on tho Houston
hnst and West Texas main lines, In Shoibg
q building a road, 10 connect with tn
has been agitated
AZ times II has seemed that tho project
must be n failure. but the citizens Of the
town have now seized upon new hope
aild believe they VIII have the road In
tlmc to move the present seasons cr8p'
There Is great deal Of prodpce raised
IN mat section and the road when built
Mlli be kept busy hauling il to tho main
"Lerefrom 1t will hnd distribution.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
wlNcHEL AND YoAKum CONFER.
Two Well Known Railroad Presidents
Met in ST. Louis

Kansas City, June H. b l.. winchell
president Of the Kansas city and Memphis
rairoad, returned from st. Louis today
whore he held q conference with b. f. Yoa.
KUN, president OF the ST. Louis and San
Francisco railroad.
'Ihe general offices Of the slemphis road
VIII probably not he removed to ST. Louis
before September l, said President Win
chell More than half of tho employees ot
the Memphis road ~yll I've retained when
the new organization goes Into effect
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
Gradinn on eulf and Brazoa ValIsv

Mineral Wells, Texas, June 10 grad
Ing force was put to work This morning
hvc miles north OF town on the Culf and
hFG[as valley railway, which is now he.
ing hullt tr"m here 10 some point in .Jack
county moi vet named President Carver
SAID 70 The Post representative chat he
expected 70 have trains running into Jack
county IN NINETY DAYS. '"eN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
MIR. C.. W. Rai, IN

MIR. G. W, ncln, traffic MANAGE NJ mo
sunsetCentra lines, who returned from a
business trip to ST. Louis Monday, is now
confined to his home on Main street on
account Of illness he having suffered mn
attack Monday night, Ills condition WIS
not 50 favorable yesterday evening and
MS illness is giving friends some concern.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12

Fort WEh Texas, June il--rhe kecie.
tary o. thS Texus Millers' assesldon ssld
tocay thar II the order OF the interstate
commission abollshing the milling 10 tran
~ rates In Texas became operative on
tue Soth OF the month Il wOnld M hast
close IN ;wo-tairds of the mills L, til
Sinte. Ihey wcile be unable % corr, etc
WIN the mills IN the other states and ~.
Ltniles enjoying che rate. flsrrtofar.,
Texas has raised from 10. aJ0 Q0y 10 81, Jpl,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The lawlor.

w. B. o'Quinn and Wife Lufkin: w. NJ.
StlohS ana VIE taylor; w. v Wolhorn,
Laurel Miss. w u, Watkins Honey Grove.
" J Parknil, Honey Grove: 4, w,
Everett, Guado: Frank Eckole, Waco: e
n Lqng1oom, Dallas: Charles kellner, Gal.
A.sst9n, j. n. Vlncent, Stephenyille; il, o.
Headiey, ENaRsvllie l.. ~ Weftern,arl
and wife, i.ufkin; Ben NJ. Hammond. san
NS,h.tonio; w Nj. Hanson. Laredo; +. 4.
Miiams, san Antonio; W. g. Addison,
Orange; +; r. Han, Havana, Cuba: panisi
Russell ColmesneiE J. b. Miller, Fort
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
MALARIA MAKES IMPURE BLOOD
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic cures Ma
taria; blc ~

An tickets 10 Eastern points over the
Akton route are good for stop.overs an
out extra charge. A ten days stop-oyer
~ me Isn' American, exposition max. also
a. AZ secured on az tickets over II 10 Cana.
OF ~ 70 Joint agent At Bunalo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
Extension Of Gull and Brazos vallev.

Fort Worth, reSas, June n Gnforna.
tion comes from Henrietta, the home ot
~ ~ Carver president Of the Gulf and
bfa@os valley road that he mas concluded
20 push the extension of his road from,
Ig'kShuro, distance Of loo miles. mi.
riettI "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
Buffalo Exnosition

THIS great attElction is reached via New
oorleans and Queen and Crescent In thirty.
tour hours from New Orleans Pullman
Eesuhue sleeping cars from New Orleans
% Buffalo via Queen aud Crescent win.
bnt cnange. Cafe dining cars on MI
through trains Double daily train service.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
THE RACE IN THE SIXTH
ELLIS COUNTY MEN ARE SAID TO BE
AT WORK.
Speaker Prince ls Still Considering the
Matter, as Is Crane--Comnnittee
to Meet at HiiIsboro.

Dallas. Texas. June 11-Jack Beall and
;. T. skinner of waxahachlc. so FAR ms Is
known. are the only mepcout of the score
VINO have been talked Of as candidates to
succeed Judge Burke who have really en-.
tered the race rhey have, II Is reported,
already begun the active work OF the cam
paign. The others are simply milling
In an endcayor to ge accurate information
concerning the pulse OF the Sixth district
democracy.
Nj NJ. Crane Of Dallas stu has the mat.
ter under consideration His friends are
doing eyrything in their power to induce
MN TO enter the contest and hope to sue
ceed
Hon. Z. L. Prince Of Corscana. speaker
I tne Texas legislature Is in Dallas lie
- Deing doomed 10 all parts OF the dis
uitt Mr., Prince said: II am blinking
aellppnsiy 81 becoming candidate TO sue
40 49, congressman Burke. have not
uenuilely determined upon my course vet.
4 nApect 70 announce as candidate or
qu1t thinking Of II I'm few days"
tlti,i,J' bule OF WaNahachie is another
Msiuhg politician. He Is very close 10 Hon
~ ". IL. Gossett ana stated to day that he
uIYa nor believe the Kaufman county man
Mn nuke aiiie me race. Mr.. Buic Is supporting
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12

Al trains arrive and depart from the Grand Cen.
bal depot except the Missouri. Kansas s. Texas
trains which have a depot In the Fifth ward the In
ternatonal Great Northern ana Columbia Tan
which USE The International and Great Northern de-
rot on Congress avenue. ana the Houston East and
West Texas morning train which leaves from and
arrives At tho Houston East and West Texas den OF
The Missouri, Kansas & Texas and Galveston.
Houston q Henderson trains pass the International
ana Great NtTtheW depot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12

NoTE-Trans leaving Houston atA4sp
N, and arriving AT Houston at las a. IN ana
Io75 a. m. also run into Grand Central de-
pot. departing 10 minutes earlier and arrlv-
ing ten minutes later than tune given above.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12

Duty Malt whskey CO.: Jan. 90, 1901
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L. ELMER, Sc Tracy ST., Utica, N. Y.
-g -e -Jus;on, Texas,
wholesale agents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12

Better for the Blood Than Sarsaparills
For Those living IN the Malaria Dis,
ulcts Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12

Depot foot Of Congress Avenue.
Galveston Trains.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12

II. IL. g. W. Il. II. II.
I1nh Ward.
leave 700 am Express Train Arrive 10. 90 pm
Grand Genital Depot
Leave SOS .. Arrive o.02 a. n
Shreveport Kansas City and ClnennAuJ
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12
lsatLAvA0 SCkEDvLE.

H.. a n. c. n n
Grand Central Depot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-12

Nos and 10 are fast mail and express between the
two cities only, and Will carry through for Dal"
las and Denison. going from Houston via the Cen
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-10-04
,on, near here, departed Sunday fOr

11n, near here, departed Sunday for
her home iu Jacksonville.
The enterprising Patterson Brothers
have been making The latest improve
ments on their gin In order to better
prepare the heecy staple for market.
The number Of bales gfnned up to this
time last year was far In advance OF
the number this year, but the farmers
hope to make up In price what they
lack in quantity. Hope is a powerful
stimulus In any occupation.
The corn crop throughout this Sec
tion is also distressingly short, corn
now being from so to rs cents per
bushel. We do not believe there is
any danger of starving in this coun-
try, and we are trying to obey the
old adage never trouble trouble until
trouble troubles you"
Fleming & Son have recently open
ed up a large stock of goods in their
store. This, together with their tur-
pentine and farming interests, should
bring them in a good deal of money.
Mr.. Brown Mason has been employed
to clerk for Mr.. Fleming.
Mr.. Bob Fererl is now one of Mr..