Some of our f.irmere have
despaired making a full crop this year
Wheat uml grass never better
in this section, tun wet fin clover,
a great deal nf coin not planted.
Some that was planted e.uly is getting
quite weedy.
Mrs. .1. W. Petty is quite sick of
The Doctois pronounce
her in thu last stage uf that dread disease.
Thomas litrrett, of Parrctts Ferry,
is in Ins filth week with typhoid fever,
is thought to be u little better.
Mrs. Hello Cook, of Daviess county,
is at her father's, J. W. Miigun,
sick. I uiiilersliind she is imroving.
With exceptions the health is
splendid so far us 1 know.
Our merchants uiv all having u
booming
Tho railroad fiom Foidsvilln to
Hnise Branch is an cerlaiutv.
win k will begin at mice I urn toh
The luilroa.l company bought Cnl
Davidson's lariii this week, lo ibe ' i
way, and pei haps some other ;
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little tilings tliat might be there. The
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ruilroad will cross Uoiigh Itiver at the
uimithof Caney.
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Mr. G. W. Dugaii, of Danville,
Kentucky, remarks: "The Quiiii.'..
Ointinunt uni sunt uie him leinnved
u lar'o Uo Sjiavi'i and gave perfect
saiisfucl ion." This lenedyis
worth many limes its price and will
ruuiovo iiiK'nisiius lor wiueli miu
would frn lly pay tifiv dollurn.
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