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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-01-29

not get her." They can say twas sweet
to seek office but oh how sad when the
office they were seeking couldn't be had.
Miss Clara Zimmerman, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Rosa Lamb, in
Pittsburg, for several weeks, has return
ed to her home in this place.
Our town has worn quite an indus
trial appearance during the past week,
as load after load of logs have been
vending their way through town to
Squire A. w. Sykes mill.
II the parents of some OF the boys in
town would see that their boys go to
school instead of loa6ng about the
stores and pool rooms, 1t would be much
better for the boys and also for the mer-
chants.
Messrs. Eye and Reber have sold
their large store room on Main street to
Mr.. Allen, OF Eleanora. We understand
that Mr.. Allen intends TO open a meat
market and general grocery store In the
building.
1t was with sorrow that our people
learned of the death OF Miss Lillian
Sykes, of Reynoldsville. Miss Lillian
was niece of our townsman, ]. b.
Sykes, was we'll known and respected
by the young people OF our town.
Miss Lottie Walker, of whom men
tion was made In our letter last week
concerning her recovery from a severe
illness, has suffered relapse and at
present writing is very low, and little
hopes are entertained for her recovery
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Rathmel.

Rev. Rich, OF Shawmut, preached
here last Sunday.
]. w. Smith and wife drove to Falls
Creek Saturday evening.
Geo. Spencer and family, OF Cren-
shaw, spent Sunday here.
w. E. Mencer and wife spent Sum-
day with friends at Eleanora.
H. B. Wyse has opened up a stock OF
groceries in connection with his cloth
ing store.
Eight members OF Washington Camr
No. 6O2, p. o. S. Of A., aud ten ladies
attended an open installation OF the p
o. S. OF A. at Hazen Saturday evening
]. F. Bowser, who was employed by
the Jefferson Supply Co. here for the
last three years, went to Edri, Pa, last
Monday where he accepted position
in the Frick Co. store.
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Paradise.

w. c. Murray, of Brookyille, was in
Paradise last Friday.
The Smith Brothers are drilling on
Lewis Ludwick's farm.
John II. Lott attended a sale near
Troutville last Tuesday.
Ambrose and John Strouse spent last
week near Sykesville hauling logs.
Miss Emma Smith visited her aunt,
Mrs. John Smith, In Reynoldsville over
Sunday.
Miss Inez Strouse, who spent the past
two months in Brookville, returned
on Saturday.
A sled load of Paradise people attend
ed Curiosity Social at Dutch Paradise
last Friday night.
Tressie Syphrit returned home last
Saturday from three weeks visit with
relatives at Knoxdale.
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EmerickvilIe.

Mrs. A. j. Emery Is on the sick list.
F. T. Martz completed his log job
last week.
Miss Lizzie Brumton, of Dubois, is
visiting at the home OF w. d. Kane.
The pie social at McAninch school
Saturday evening was we'll attended.
Eli Haines and wife, Of Marionville,
are visiting relatives and friends in this
place.
Sylvester Murphy, of Cool Spring,
spent Saturday with friends In this
place.
Joseph Mottern and wife, OF this
place, drove to Eleanora Saturday to
visit friends.
Mamie Grant, the Milehill school
teacher, had her pupils out for sleigh
ride Friday evening.
Reed Pierce and wife, OF Aliens
Mills, are visiting the latter's parents
Gust Hunsinger and wife, here.
Quite number OF Brookville people
drove to this place on Thursday and
took supper with Susannah Murphy.
' Mrs. John Keys, Of this place, who
has been visiting her son, Emery Keys
In Pittsburg, returned TO her home
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Dells
Barcley, OF Pittsburg.
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WANT COLUMN.

Rates:-one cent per word for each and
every insertion.
N~ONOO~.o~~.o-~.o.~ .o.~.>>~~-~No-c~~-~~-oD~~oS
One house for rent and two houses
for sale on Jackson street. Inquire OF
DR.. j. B. Neale.
Cow for sale--Fresh on 10th inst s
years old; quite gentle; heifer calf at
her side. Mrs. William Gibson, Good
will farm.
Notice-I will sell my household
goods at bargain, private sale. Call
at the house, or Mitchell a. Flynn's
tailor shop. j. E. MITCHELL.
Six rooms to let on second floo". In
quire at Taafe's grocery store.
For sale--A complete barber outfit,
including chair. VIII DO sold at bar
gain. Inquire Of M. Phillips, Reyn-
oldsville.
Lost-A cut steel chatelaine contain
Ing small coin purse with some change
and . bill. Finder please leave ,same at
Lucas plumbing establishment.
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Wilson's Position.
BIG Run, PA. Jan. 2

BIG RUN, PA, Jan. 25, 1902.
Editor Reynoldsville STAR.
Dear Sir:-As a candidate for the
Republican nomination for Assembly
] declare myself as being unqualifiedly
In favor Of legislative apportionment in
accordance with the Constitution OF the
State. In the Session OF 1899 I drafted
and introduced such bill and did all in
my power to secure its passage, but
rs the census Of 1900 was so close. q
majority o. the members were opposed
to 1t, excusing themselves by saying it
would surely be passed in 1901. But
true to my prediction made upon the
floor OF the House, the Legislature
failed to pass the bill In 1901. Actions
speak palmer than words, but as some
Of the candidates have seen fit to say
publicly that they are In favor OF legis-
lstive apportionment, /, also, hereby
pledge myself as not only being ready
but anxious to do all that l can to get
Jefferson county her two represen-
tatives In the House. Should / happen
to be the next representative from this
county, I will make fight to pass such
q bill. A representative who would
not do 1t would violate his oath.
Very truly,
HENRY l. WILSON.
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Deemer's Cross Roads.

Isaac Snyder is on the sick list.
Sleighing is fine and our people are
making good use Of It while 1t lasts.
There will be preaching in the Best
school house Sunday, February End.
Miss Emily Zimmerman is visiting
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Jono-
than Snyder.
Jonothan ard Gidion Snyder are busy
hauling stone to Reynoldsville for DR..
A. II. Bowser. Joel Snyder furnishes
some of the muscle-power to load the
stone.
Miss Alma Corbett and some OF her
pupils are planning to take a sleighride
to Baxter. They are talking of getting
Burns talla-ho. They will leave here
in the afternoon, take supper with Miss
Corbett's parents at Baxter and return
home the same evening.
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HlQh School Bulletin.
EDITORIAL STAFF.

raitor-in-ehi.f @, L, Meek; Assistant Editors,
Christine Brown, Annie Klshr Local Editcr Lens
Black
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The following officers we're elected
for tho ensuing month: Pres, Ethelyn
Winslow;. Vice Pres, Grace Meek; Sec,
Goldie King; Critic, Ira Bowser; Pro-
gram Committee, Verde Dougherty,
Nulu Neale, Tom Nolan.
The program given Friday afternoon
was pronounced by the critic as the best
given this term. We are glad to state
that the persons whose names were car
ried over from proceeding meetings,
were prepared and did ample justice to
their performances.
Rev. Reber and Rev. McIlveen yis-
tied us on Friday morning. Rev. Reber
conducted the chapel exercises. Rev.
McIlveen gave us very interesting
talk on Little Things" He showed
clearly to us that it is the little things
that count in our lives.
Patrons Day will be observed We'd
nesday, Jan. 20. Invitations have been
issued to the parents. The patrons and
parents are urged to lend encourage
ment to the schools by their presence
on that day. Special exercises will be
conducted from 3.15 to 4.l5 p. M, in the
auditorium in honor OF the birth ol
William Mckinley, our lamented presi
dent. The performers have beer
chosen from the different grades in the
school. The Senior class will be repre-
sented by Fred Smith and Ethelyr
Winslow. The male quartet jr., will
furnish music for the occasion.
Miss Daily spent Sunday and Mon
day in Pittsburg.
Miss Sophia Hickman spent the weel
In Brookville.
DIR. Foust visited the schools Friday
The library has been frightened vi
by the addition Of new bookcase
Oh! the vacant shelves.
Why is it that our senior boys arr
never seen together at the lectures
Can it be possible that they have tn,
same dreadful brain disease.
Teacher: Johnny, use the wot
'hero" In sentence.
Pupil: Hero for our flag.
Sleighing has come at last and man.
OF our boys and girls are happy.
brings back many pleasant memorie
from former years.
Why so many meetings Of the Juniors
The Senior class has elected the fol
lowing ofiicers Pres, Fred Smith
Vice Pres, Ira Bowser; Sec., Verd
Dougherty.
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Sykesvllle.

Bells, bells, bells, oh how nice they
jingle.
Our band was at Falls Creek Saturday
night attending supper given by the
band OF that place. They report a good
time.
Some Of the candidates who were out
for township ofaces feel like the young
man who said. when his best girl nit
tened him, 1T Fas sweet TO court but
oh how bitter u court girl snd then
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-01-29

Tom O'Hare, who played ball with
Punxsutawney last season, has signcd
with the Newark, N. j., Eastern League
team. Tom Ii alright, and can hold
down . job at ball playing In moet any
kind Of company.--Punxsy Spirit.
DID ypu see those cheap shirt waists
at HuttsrsP
Bargains at the Reynoldsville Woolen
NH inends, seconds, remnants, blankets,
1npasla, hosiery, shirts, pants, &c. But
y eIl ~ es1ss!ey ! ( . 4 ~ n ths above
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-01-29
THE NEWS OF
| NEARBY TOWNS.
Reported by The stars
Special Correspondents.
Wislaw.


Lot Reed, OF Desire, was in town last
Friday.
Flem Douthit was In town one day
last week.
Checker playing is the main game
these days.
William Dickey was at Big Run on
Thursday last.
Weed North, of Dubois, was in town
last Wednesday.
G. W. Secrist was at Sugar Hill last
Saturday night.
Samuel Shankle was in Reynoldsville
Friday afternoon.
Peter Larson drove to Reynoldsville
one day last week.
Jess Mulholland, of Panic, was seen
In town last week.
We all welcome the good sleighing
at the present time.
Amos Dickey spent Sunday in Reyn-
oldsville with friends.
Henry Foltz was in Reynoldsville
Saturday on business.
James Gathers, Of Paradise, was in
town one day last week.
John Webb was in New Bethlehem
two or three days last week.
VIM. Veit was at Reynodsville one
day last week on business.
George Syphrit is cutting ice for the
big ice company OF this place.
Mrs. Newcome and Mrs. Hilston we're
in Reynoldsville last Wednesday.
The Eleanora mines started to work
on Monday morning of this week.
A number of our town people are try
ing their new cutters on our streets.
The wedding bells will soon ring for
some one. Wonder who it is, Amos?
William Dickey and William Hallen-
baugh were in Punxsutawney Saturday.
w. f. Hines, OF near Reynoldsville,
was in town one day last week on busi-
ness.
Charley Dickey and George Syphrit
inspected the mines at this place last
week.
The Scotch population celebrated the
birthday of Robert Burns, the great
poet.
George Shaffer and John Randolf, OF
Eleanora, were In town one day last
week.
Miss Rebecca Reitz, our school teach
er, spent Sunday in Reynoldsville with
friends.
Thomas Beattie, one Of our merchants
was at Reynoldsville on business last
Friday.
William Sprankle and Charley
Dickey were in Reynoldsville one day
last week.
George Webb, of Butler Co., visited
his brother, John Webb, in this place
last week.
James Ewing was at Punxsutawne.
last week standing examination fol
mine foreman.
George Syphrit, the bachelor, receiv
ed very nice present In the form of {
cot one day last week.
There will be new blackboard adde'
to our new school room in the nea
future. 1t is needed.
Martin Foltz and JEFF. Dickey wer
In Reynoldsville last Saturday attend
. ing the primary election.
, Miss Edith Kuntz, who is teaching
the Kline school, spent Sunday witt
, her grandmother at this place.
a s. Taylor North, OF Punxsutawney
: was in town one day last week. MI
l North is candidate for Assembly.
: There will be preaching In the schoo
house next Sunday afternoon at thre
o'clock by Rev. Harry Teagarder
Everybody is invited to attend.
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Letter List.

List OF unclaimed letters remaining
In the postofiice at Reynoldsville, Pa,
week ending Jan. 25, 1902:
E. A. Schoch, Mrs. Webster Wood
burn, Miss Gertrude Shotfstall, Miss
Babe Leone, J. G. Bowser, Miss Grace
Swimp.
FOREIGN, Pasquate Duranto.
Say advertised and give date Of list
when calling for above.
A, M. WOODWARD, p. M.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-01-29

TO the Voters of Jeff. Co.,
l wish to state publicly that II nomi-
mated and elected to the legislature ]
will do all In my power to secure an
superintendent that will give Jefferson
county two representatives.
G. r. VAsBINDER.
Bro0kville, Pa.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-01-29
Hair ornaments at Suffers.

Gibson's optical work has always been
satisfactory. At Hotel Imperial Feb
ruary 13.
Japanese napkins given free to every
person buying oysters at Franks res
taursnt for festivals or society suppers.
qleslng evt eve =. .eQess aaa psPss y
sutters. F
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-01-29
THE PARTY TICKETS.
Results Of the Various Primary Elections
and Caucuses held in Boroughs and
Township the Past Week.
BOROUGH DEMOCRAT TICKET.

Township the Past Week.
BOROUGH DEMOCRAT TICKET.
The Democrats of Reynoldsville bor-
ough held caucus in hose house No.
last Friday evening and nominated the
following ticket for February election:
Justice of the peace, c. ]. Kerr.
Constable, John Delaney.
Town Council, Daniel Nolan, sr., A.
M. Applegate and o. F. Smith.
School Directors, DR.. j. b. Neale and
Thomas +. Evans.
High Constable, G. B. Mckee.
Auditors, A. ]. Postlewait and Fred
J. Butler.
First Precinct-Register, Charles M.
Dinger; Judge of election, Ed, O'Rielly;
inspector, Frank j. Black
Second Precinct-Register, w. j.
Weaver; Judge of election, Isaac
Swartz; inspector, E. I. McGaw.
BOROUGH PROHIBITION TICKET.
The Prohibitionists of this borough
held caucus Friday evening and nomi-
mated the following ticket for February
election:
Justice of the Peace, Elisha L. Evans.
Constable, James A. Tyson.
School directors, Rufus Kirk and
Martin Plyler.
Councilmen, Solomon Shaffer, Ernest
G. Dayis and " II. Pratt.
Auditors, Andrew j. Meek aud
Matthew Phillips.
High constable, Milton S. Sterley
First Precinct-Register, Thomas
Gulliford; judge of election, Jerry
Hickman; inspector, Robert L. Miles
Second Precinct-Register, G. ]. Cor
win: judge of election, James X. John
ston inspector, Perry A. Reno.
TOWNSHIP DEMOCRAT TICKET.
The Democrats OF Winslow township
held their primary election last Sstur
day and nominated the following ticket
Constable, Michael Kriner; super
visors, Frank p. Best and DAME
Wise; School directors, John Dough
erty and A. S. Phillips; auditor, Aller
Gathers.
First Precinct-Register, Ed. John
ston: judge OF election, G. L. Henry
inspector, William London.
Second Precinct-Register, Isaac Hol
lenbaugh; judge OF election, J. M
Deemer; inspector, A. NJ. Norris.
Third Precinct--Register, Isaa
Flemming; judge Of election, Jane
McGee; inspector, H. A. Sherwood.
Fourth Precinct-Register, w. II
Deemer; judge of election, Fred Bon
net; inspector, H. B. Reiter.
WEST REYNoLDSvILLE REPUBLICANS
The Republicans OF West Reynolds
vile held their primary election yester
day and nominated the following ticket
Constable, j. G. Brocheys.
Council, John Benson, M. f. Weed
Henry Herpel and Oscar Anderson.
School directors, L. d. Brewer an
Charles Herpel.
High constable, John Burge.
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WEST REYNoLpsvIELE REPUBLICANS.
School Reports.

Report of Britton school in Pine
creek township for month ending Mon.
day, January 20, 1902. Number enroll
ed males 2S, females II, total 40; aver
age attendance, males 25, females 10,
total 35; percentage OF attendance,
males 95, females 81, average SO. Pres.
ent every day, Mary Hetrick, Iona
Hetrick, Eva Gleason, Orpha Swartz
Leona Stormer, Anna Hilliard,. Noah
Stormer, Lloyd Stormer, Emerson
Deemer, Samuel Swartz, Henry Hill
lard, Dallis Covil, Vernie Covil, Howard
Deemer, Walter Deemer, Eugene Schu
gars and Milo Deemer.
T.. G.. SWARTS. Teacher.
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F. G. SwARTs, Teacher.

The report of the Mile Hill school OF
Pinecreek township for month ending
Jan. %, 1902, is as follows: Enrolment
males 16, females 10, total 35; average
attendance during the month, males ~,
females II, total 20. Percent OF attend
ance for month, males 90, females 95,
total "a. Pupils present every day were
Effie Haines, Cora Berkhouse, Myrtle
Kane, Ruth Kane, Katie Sprague,
Myrtle Dempsey, Emma Berkhouse,
Harry Hatten, All Sprague, Bert Demp-
sey, Glenn Irwin, Walter Brewster,
and James Dempsey.
MAMIE GRANT, Teacher.
Report OF Baum school for fourth
month ending Jan. "a, 1902: Number Of
pupils enrolled, males 25, females 27,
total SO; average attendance during
month, males 23, females 20, total 46;
percent of attendance during month
males 92, females So, total 80. Those
who were present every day were Leona
Baum, Genevieve Schugars, Bessie
Mowery, Ella Harriger, Bertha Snyder,
Mabel Stewart, Cora Zimmerman, Aida
Zimmerman, Rosie limerick, Elsie
Mohuey, Lawrence Schugars, Guy Schu-
gars, Frank Schugars, Merle Mohney,
Clyde Mowrey, Amos Mowrey, Frank
Lingenfelter, Foster Zimmerman, Ralph
Zimmerman, Guy Stewart and Amos
Baum. IDA M. HUTCHINSON. Teacher.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-01-29

Editor-in-ehisf O. L. Neck Assistant Editors,
Christine Brown, Annie Klshr Local Editor bsns
Black.
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Card to the Voters.

HENRY l. WILSON
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-15
.BATSON IS ON TRIAL.
Charged With The Murder of Six
Members Of the Earl Family.
THREE JURORS HAVE BEEN SECURED.
The Mother OF the Defendant Is One Of
Those IN Attendance on the Court.
Three Jurors Selected.

Lake Charles, La. April It.-This morn
ing at o'clock Edward Albert BatSon was
placed on trial for his life. During the
time the accused man was being Traced 70
his old home In Spickard No, and arrest
ed all the formalitirs OF requlsition had
been complied with. although hnany not
p,oded he was brought back, the grand
jury CALLED in special session, an iudtct-
ment found, and special venire Of petit
Jurors summoned.
Considering an the machinery that had
to be put In motion the Inquiry into the
bloodlest crime that ever stained the an
nails OF Louisiana has followed close upon
the heels of its commission. The opening
OF the case was absolutely devoid OF dra-
matte or spectacular features.
Few minutes before court WAS called
to order Mrs. Joseph Payne, the mother OF
the accused entered aud took seat Just
behind the space reserved for the Accused
and his attorneys.
The lady was uttired In black and her
hair shows scarcely tlnge Of gray Tier
keen dark features and tail square figure
make her easily recognized. Her manner
was calm, but her mother heart bctra% td
itself Ia the absorbed interest she showed
ih even thC most trihlng prelimiuaries.
at O'Clock promptly, according 10 MS
usual custom Judge Miller took his seat
and Deputy Sherln Richard raped Tor
Older Clerk en- read the minutes and
tho usual collection OF documents were hled
anu disposed of. Among the motions called
was one hy Mr.. SompNNrar, one ot the ~
touncys Tor the defense. to quash the III
dlctmcnt against Batsun. A lull In the
proceedings followed during which the dc
PENDANT came in quietly in the charge of
Sheriff Perkins, walked over 10 where hls
mother WIS sitting and kissed her after
ward sitting down by his counsel Bateou
lltl lA ltFrf I,aAL cd q =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-15
ORANGE NEWS NOTES.
Special Bond Election Is TO Be Hell
in May.

Special Bond Election Is to Be Held
in May.
Orange, Texas, April IA Mayor ]. ".
Link has called an election TO be held May
6 for the purpose Of voting bond issue
OF $1,000 Tor street and bridge purposes.
the Increased valuations tde past year max
ing It possible for the city to issue $4,000
bonds without any additional taxation. II
the bond issue carries, OF which there is
scarcely doubt, the entire amount is TO
be used IN improving the streets ana
bridges OF the city
MIS-: John H. Kirby q Houston. accom-
panied by her mother Mrs Stewart has
been the guest IN orange today Of Mrs.
NJ. ]. 0chiitree aud her daughters, Misses
tlavia and Georgia. This afternoon the
ladies took a delightful "trip up the Sabine
river on the tug Margaret.
Charlie Wenbeck, a swede, was held M
In the residence portion Of the city last
night, sandhagged and robbed Of an his
money, SIS. negro named MarCcills
Adamas has been arrested, charged with
the crime.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-15

Marlin ToSas, Apr n The Il G.
Clark Light Guard nave planned three
days cncampment for Marlin on May Is,
2n and go. Tho matter has been In con
temptation for some time but has now
taken definite shape Tho business men
are giving toe Kind Of onconra gcmcnt TINT
makes such undertakings successful. A
number Of attractions have already been
fully ugrt ed upon and others Hre In coutcm
pIAtiou Among the attractions agreed
upou are frcmen's parade bill games bal
loon ascension ana an effort viii he made
To get tho Srltc gun club TO have q match
shoot Tho military companies OF Calvert
ITcarnc. Nayasota. Prcmcnd, h0ssc, McNia,
Waco aud Lott viii be invited to take part
In the eur4mpmeut
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-15
Cotton Was Damaoed

,Fupe' Texas, April 14.-Three and
~ ,neaes OF rain, by actual meas
acre Yesterday afternoon. 1t was
.4'u oy very hard wind. which
Is very direction, MS usual. This
TS nv ~ rain since the September
q ~ naIa rain lasted about twenty
n. ~ gf,,,a nan Saturday night a most
|slUdsr 10 today stating that the
nach =, n,Ent was worse to the north
VI the cotton is entirely de,
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Cancer, Ulcers Bone PaInsi itching SKIN I
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-15

Eagle Pass. April 13-The long continued
drouth is unbroken. Maverick county has
had no rain worth naming since May last
Several stockmen are shipping steers to
the Terrtory-to the Usage nation caiehy.
This week MessIs. Flemming ana David
son shipped SIX trainIoads. and Mr. D. Nj.
Chttim two traln.oads i'm AN 5000 bead.
4 few drops-mcre promise, OF rain have
fallen each night for three uiaat, ANA u
signs count for what they appear to be
worth here rain is CLOSE at hand
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Re.idnnoe At Mnsnn,.

Moscow, Texas, April IA residence
Was burned here lest night: origin Of Ere
unknown. II was the property Of Mrs.
William CavanRuch and occupied hy Mr..
NJ Paris who lost his own homo by fire
last Septcmber The present loss Is about
$500 with no insurance Some Of the
household goods were saved