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COMMUNICATED.
A Suitable Man for Governor.

Several gentlemen havo been named as ft
candidates for Goseraor. O!e writer brings
for yard tsl,atei and successful seroulturists
and claims that tho agricultural Gas, is entitled
to Governor. Tho sgriouitursl clas3 IL 40
bio and patriotic class. aud their opinions should
bo respected, but This Glass is politically divid-
Cd and it woul bo folly for s candidate to ex.
poet 10 DO cltc.od by This class of pers,us. We
wait candidate foe all class 8. f,r ", ara I'll
part and pare of that unit which Constitutes
US State. and Just in proportion as a c,udi-
date makes this uait fractional or divisibIe 10
it5 character, JUS: 10 that very prip,rtion arc
bis chances lesstned FIR Gav,rior.
Oilers, in btirgiog i>rsari lbeif friends
seem to envy tho IDEA lha: abus, Of M.hone
is necessary TOR c,DdIda!s to b, successful. A
mistaken policy. 1t is 40 cay alter to ohsrg,
q maa with dishonorsbls Ii,1s or acts, but it ID
quite dlifsreBt thing to prove the charge.
nlahono, like olhar men. is fallblo and lsblo to
err. but cannot believe that Malone, who is
q Vrginisu, who fought for Virginia. and
wtoso possessions are ia Virginia, is knowingly
pursuing q o5urs, which will degrade bis hom,
and State. Bat admit that Malone is s,ekicg
public opinion, that thsrety Go may pursue
olu:sc wach will be disastrous to Virgins, then
for the good and w,lfsre of Virgins it is all
important to have a candidate for Governor
who oau tuio this public opioiou from the cur
rent 10 which it is directed. Nov the question
atisos. Who il tba man who c,n d. this ? The
man il tho Hon. Janee V. Brooke, Of Warren.
ton, Mr., Brooke is Or; f>und lawyer of 10.
tarnished Integrity aud tried reputation. and
whIls he has strong tsnsc y of purpose aud
10 cors.d,rsii0n coull ioduo, him to swerve
from duty. yet no has graz. esteem for the opin,
icns OF others. lie is moderate man, not given
to abuse sud his GIN sound and Logical ar9u.
mept cauoot fail to bItz, the line that shall
mark cut the pol.ic.l road. which. 10 the near
tuluro, vi he crowded with q mtr, united
people. He has s,en much of public life and
has filed every sta;ioa aih honor 10 timstlf
AID Safe.
Bring him to The ir,nt asd let tho turbulent
ses OF politics be calmed. ONE.
\ FauQuier c,uuty, July IL.
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EIHt1nClul.

NEW YORK. July Eth, P,s.s fusuci Al
articls says: u. S. bonds arc fifm at UNCHANGED
nrlc.s. State hoads are dull III decline u
3a2 per osnt, tn, latter Tennessee g. res; a'i
Il. X. bonds aro ais, generally lower. the d,
cioo ranging from 4,2 por Uenk Da,.
Ing tn, fist bour'd tu:ints, epecula-
tion stocks tell 4all ger ccot. There WAS
rally OF 4s4. Tho market then sgain bec.me
heavy and pro,s tell fraction fer the r,nersl
list. AS Va clos, tho market is dull apd ablu.
steady noar the lowest pricas Of tho day, rbe
money market III easy at Sal Ter cent. fer o,l
and time laaue. y.
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PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING, JULY y, 1881.

This h,nur Of ths State demands settlement
OF her dabt acceptable 10 her cralitols. as ur-
gently sat forth by Col. Cameron few years
ago. when he assisted that shc was even bouol
for West Virenia's third. The law makes tho
same demand. and. what's more. will enforce
compispc, III r.witb, as plainly shown By Do
cisioas Of the Supreme Court bearing upon tie
tu' i'c!. Tbat tho interests tf tic State cry
aloud Tor such o settlement is truth which
this city had thrust upon it last week. when
proposed Investment htr, of Boston capital TO
the extent OF tWo hundred aud fifty thousand
dollars was delayed ii not sltcgslher prevented
By his dread its owoers have of the regulating
iiaas preyslon: in VirgiIa. And foally
ptlioS-a faction moro powerful with Ito
mj)rity al peopa hso principle makes
the sano appeal. fer q determination on
the plrt Of tho democrats to c)mIly With
i, will gam them the r,sn(c. add Gorn-
tenaGos Ct honest people ia all parts of the
country. aad the votes ct all tho people 10 Vr.
gina who act upon the principle that what is
morally wrong c,u not DO politically right" A
truo aod conscientious Virginia republican. one
who believes 10 the ttnas Of his parry, uId ia
familiar With the affairs Of his State. will always
vote for debt paying democrat 10 preference
to Mahohitc. and as there arc many suoh ro-
publlaaDs i; would not bs ulw.sa 10 secure their
bslp by paLk ia the platform to BIO adopted
by the Democrats Convention. pledsirg The
State to settlement OF hir Indebtedness &C.
ccpa5lo TO har creditors and honorable 10 ber.
self
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NEGRO EDUCATIONAL long and carefully
witt, n srii,I 10 The Nav York Tribune siyes
mass Of iu,ercs ing isc.s COLO ruing the edu-
cMlona prakr'ss f! all p,r,s Ct tie South, and
espcclslis Of the prcgusI Of tho negro race.
Tho wok is snlnk ca with Ito eotLu,iam cf
now tfIr'. rather than with the impetus of 90
established system. But there is feeling that
tho eduosIInu OF .Es Nholo mass Of Ignorance
that tho " IT lifr upjn ho bands of tho South ia
too lnse protl IL !.r ito South to deal with
ucn'fc AID slime. hr assistance Of tho
DAIlonAl e'V rulncni. ~ had been suggested By
MIR. Hayes. AID subs qlenty il tho Inaugural
address OF Mr.. Garfield. nuh BIZ obtaieed be.
fo:e ,Eo immense difficulties CT the u dertakine
can b. oVercoIe. But the spirit that is shown
now 10 al parts Of tbs SIulh-if The report of
the New Iolk Tribune osn he lrusted--is III ,h
as to Insnrc that goVernmeut fluids devoted to
thus eDd will he wisely aud honesty expended.
BaltO. lmcricm
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SlLco there nceda must be railroads il Viz
kinIa the mote Of them tho batter. Lu: why ono
sbou be built from hathi.s'J puiar, 90 ,hs
Potomac. to Poat Pleasant. Oh the Oli,. is
more than those not interested 10 its construc,
loo Gu tell. Wo trust it will be built, how
ever, for cv,iy mile will add 10 tha revenn, and
lLcresse the prosperity OF the State, and the
6, is too far advanced, ahd should be too lib
eraI Tor ury obs!sc to ba thrCwa 10 the way of
hGy co.. ,lvabls r.u,e OF trade and lrAvsI.
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Bank Robbery.

SIDNEY. Iowa, July l2.-Tbs bank CT Davis
aud Sexton. at Rivelton. was rotb,d of $4,000.
Two men rodo toto tho toRn about 4 D. NJ,
on horses stolen last night. uear Sidney aud
81 CD ID tt CIR horses back Of tho bank. While
MIR. Stx;oa was getting money from the safe 10
change bill for them they lesped .cy,r the
counter, placed reVolvcas at hls hesd. took the
money. tied BY the back door aud rod } deber.
ately away inviting tho crowd 10 follow. A
large company is 10 pursuit. At tho last &C.
ooots The robbers were near tho Missouri line,
ard tho prospect of their capture il not good.
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Marty ten dnYs aud half hav, now elapsed
sitcl tho fr.nide,t rtc.ived his wound. No
u,iayOraLo So symptom has presented Use f 10 all
thu M, The Pr s.lsos is said to be slruug
mso, with constitution unimpaired. Tkess
being he premises. the c Inclusion OF most men
"h, koaw auyIbiog 81 all abtu. euu shot
~out d. il that If Mr.. GnG IL wsro not the
President, 10 g.ud DOW DO Sittiog up, aud
ret cg. taking ADD ealirg 10 Lis hearts con.
tent, std oil that too with the consent and ap
proVal CT his physicians.
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The GARFIELD FUND.-The main otiac! in
raising q fund for Mrs. Garfsld's bsneat wsp, as
announced tlon Now YORK. TO reiey The Pres.
ident from AL feeling Of responsibility as TO the
support Of his family 10 the event of his death
Thus far, however. It appears that he has no,
besn Vouchsafed any information ut all on The
subject. As thu subscription lIst drsgs heavily
in New York it is probably IS we'll to keep the
Preaidant in Ignorance CT the whole matter. Ii
the 500 O,O had been promptly raised. or even
II the cltZ ,ns o! New York succeed within day
or two in securing the sum promised, we can see
10 Improperly in quietly notifying the Pfesi.
dent. He naturally ieos deep solicilude for
the future OF hia family. knowing his own serious
condition. ard if he could he assured OF the steps
taken to provide for them by & grateful people
IT could not fail 10 exercise beneficial effect
Ball. Ga-cLte
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ReWyD8ner Neizad.

LONDON. July l2-Dispa!ches fran Vispos
to the Standard aud the Times say that the
poIlc' have s,'z?d nearly all tho leading Vienna
Journals for publishing resolution pass,d by
the o3rs iiullona!ists belonging to q German
clue. The resolution Was NOT an attack on the
Tsafs ministry but was OILY sn expression Of
general feeling in regard to lhe annoyance of
the Cz'ohs aud their m ,aa,es against tie Gar
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Quilting Bulgaria.

SlsTovA, July 12.-MM. Kr.vslof and
Slavaikof, who were elected members Of Tie
National Assembly Ter Tirnovs, have crossed
over toto Roumstii. and it ia expected that
ssvaral other lib !rals will quit Bulgaria.
VIENNA. July 1.-The Press cures poudent
at Sistovs y, the peasant members Of The
National Assembly are arriving at Sistova no
der military esaors to proteo. them from lhs
il du,ro, Of the liberals.
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Railroad Accident.

LAKEWOOD. N. j., July II The es,ly Nav
jersey Southern moroiog ,ra,u out of Red Bank
met with 80 accident Oh tho b,idg, bstYaan
here aud Manchester at nina o clock this moro
log. Ii is said 40 axle broke while crossing the
bridge, and the CIR. leaving tbs track, c,u,bad
through The brlds.. Several OF tho passengers
weis severely iojared.
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The Murderers of Abdul Sziz.

LONDON, July IA COnstantinopI, dis.
patch to the Times ssys: The Sultan enter
tAlnod the ilsa Of having the I'D msut ia tho
case OF the ALL g id murdsrers OF Abdul Aziz
snoullsd by the Court f Csssllou. bu. it was
repres 'nted to him that this would invalv, the
necessity OF Dew trial and dagger Of iunhtr
scandal. Ina Sultan has decided to commute
tho death sentences.
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From ALBANY.

ALBANY. N. Y. july l2-The plot olnV,u
tion voted 10 day fur The U. S. Senator. for ,hs
short term as lollosl: Laphan 6S. Potter 50.
Cooking 50. Fish l, Woodford !, Evaris |.
Necessary to choics rs.
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Killed by lightning.

PORT JERvIs. N. Y, July l2.-During Tie
terrible thunder storm ct yesterday mcrniuu
tho hous, of John B;snds, ocar Calliooou &c
pot, Sullivan county, vas struck by lightning,
and Mrs. B;atdt was instantly killed. Her
body was horribly nu!ilated. The house ard
the dead womsn's clothes were fred. but tho
flames we're extioeuished before much damage
Was done. The lightning struck 10 three other
places 10 the ueighborhood.
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NJ j " Y0s', edi or Of The Valley Vrginsu,
Wbioh WAS ihs organ Of the republican party in
VirgILia untiI thst PARTY became Mahonizsd,
blts tie nail squareIg 90 The besd when be sly {:
IF tbore are dissatisfied democrats who see
10 the adm Illustration OF lGeir parry iljary to
the State, lot them exhibit sufficient courage to
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A Well Insured Life.

WESTMINSTER. Nd, July 12-Robert Ball,
so aged nper1. died hero Sunday night. Bell
has b:en stfi ed with rheumatism and other.
WISE elsess=d Ior many years, and supported
himself by Hog apples 90 The street. His
lile WAS insured for over 81 900 900.
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Barbarous Outrage.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass July l2.-F, III young
men trake toto the house of Johanna Sullivan,
mldded sg ID woman, at Sands6 sid, Berkshire
cousty. last Sturdy night and, taking her
from het bed toto the opto air, b!u ally tsrrad
and teathered her. rhe assault is thou sht to
have been provoked by the wumsn's habi. of
geltlng herself add nsiShbors into the local
courts by petty quits,
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Denial.

CoNsTANTNOPLE, July l2.--BMon Eou
C,Iice. tho Austrian ambassador. has Informed
the Porto that il il untrue that Austria is pre-
parlrg to adVano, to SsloniIa. R5u ntli,; tina!
the Austi,u forcs 10 Russia has not been 10
creased, the only change being transfers OF gm
,ls)os !rt m ono POST to another
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MIR. j. NJ: Higgins. druggist. Germantown
Road and Norris street. Philadelphia. says:
can speak from Iy oRo ,Xoelieuc, about {, O
etttcss of 81. Jacnbs o." "A few tish.s
ago had al nafnl attack Of rheumatism 10
tho right koee. 1t was So bad that thought |
would have to close ny store. | remembered
l had te:n selling. a good d,bl OF ". jacobs
O.l for rhtumtti'e,. AMI got my vile to brig
me bottle. |: had IL applied vita a h4nccl
cloth, tauratins "a completely, aud alter a
tholoush ruoaifg organ to teoi better, aod
mex! nernlos, as trua ss ain teing il, the
pain was all eo1c, aud ircm that tms TO Ibis /
hsYe had 10 irtuolo.
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A WOman'S Fatal Fall.

PLA1NFIRLD. N. j., July l2-Nlt.. bic.
CURE, who lived in the Shart Hills, nssr th!a
city, while picking cherries Monday aftsfnoor.
fell from tho lreo and broke her neck. She disd
in half an hour.
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The French in Africa.

LONDON. July IA dispatch from Tunis
to R:u;el' d Telegram Company says: A trans.
port has arrived hero with troops from Franc.
She has embarked fix puss at Golotta and IL
preparing 10 90 to Sax.
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From Algeria,

LONDON. July IA Paris dispatch 10
Reuter- 8 Telegram 20. says A dispatch frcm
Algeria states that tho iu;urgert chief, Bou
Amens, with thousand Arabs. tw;c, ncsuo.
cesslully attacked the town of kteider o. the
7.h instant. The plac, was dcteudad by lbrse
companies of French rfss. Ben Amena 1:d
soulhs ward. after losing $50 mcr.
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. July l2.-The market
to day ia shadc Grner, ard prices hayo sd
vsnced. We motto saos OF 2GsO bu,hels of Wbsst
at ll6. lis, lio and liO Cor Fulz aud l2o snd 122
for Lancaster. Blu. little Corn was offered,
which sold at 81 for Whit. No Rye reported
Oats are lower. and We quota at 25i4O
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The July number Of tho Planter aud Farmer
has been received ftem it's publishers. at Rich.
mond, Va, and is SO usual foil Of interesting
and Instructive reading.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE July l2-Virqinis Ga old -; DO
deferred -; do consolidated Sas: do ~ 90.
ree q past duo coupon 9li; now 10 dos oct bid
quiet and unchanged. WheAt-SouLhern s,e,dy
and quiet; WAstern lower. closing steady
Southern red llSAl:3; do amher l23ll27; No z
Weste'n winter red spot l23I.12i; July 1924
l2S4 Aug l2lsl2l5; Sept l2l4Al22; Oct 123i.
1851. Corn-Southern quiet sud steady; West.
ern easier and inscive; Southern WHITE and
yellow 5Si Western mixed spot and July 5ls.
643i Aug 5jb 6ts; Seps GA All; steamer 4et.
Oats easier and dun; Western white 36a2G; 40
mixed 3ihs5. Rye nominsliy 80. Hay un.
cnsnged. Coffee quio.; Rio cargues ordinary TO
lar 9tsilt sugar quiet; A soft 10 Whssey
firm 1T l2aSl Ia.
New York. July l2.-Stocks weak Money
$3.50 Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
moderately active. Corn Gun.
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Tie Battle of tho BOyne.

NEW YORK July IL The celebration Of TIE
battle of the 6oyno was observed to-day By d.
angemen in excursions, sc.
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Suicide.

WORCESTER. MssI. jay II -usury A.
Howe, OF Princeton. Mass tg,d 80. coumi,,d
suicide by hanging hu s,if TINS moruiGg IL,
1a. sDtt:Iirg from delarium !remena.
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T he KO,iy of PODA Pins

ROME. July y The body of Pope Plus "
in accordance with the tenn CT his will, will 10
removed to-day from st Peters 10 the church Ct
San Larenzo The whole ceremony viii b.
strictly private.
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MARRIED.

On the 30!h of June. 1881, at the residence Of
! he brides mother, near SpllmAn's Wharf, by
Rev. j. U. Kirk. Mr. 4. ANDREW MC9IN-
MESS aud Miss BETTY GRIGSBY. all of
King George Co.. Va.
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

say SO, and unto with us. A few thousand
democrats ought not to expect three or four
times their cher Of republicans to surrender
10 them"
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET July II -
Prices this week tor Beef Cattle TAGGED as fol.
lows
GENERALLY rated frst qualty...-.......4 SO a S Is
Medium or good fair quality. ........a IS q q SO
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows3 90 "a IS
Extreme range ofprices ........,.....3 90 8 81
Most OF the sales were from ......6 20 Cd
Receipts for the wsek 1915 hssd sslos 1908.
Ine market s roportat by deslsrs ganersliy
az talt. and without any serious ch aupe 10 price.
since last week. except ftom thu middle to tn,
close OF The market during &hich time sou O few
Of thom thought there Was u deaine Of !, "A
compsrsd with last wssR's figures The loos thi,
Week vera fully tqual in quality 10 those of lac.
week. but ihere We're not many of them, tue liue
OF Middles being larves than last week,
Miica Cov5.-Got stock ia quite sn.rcs and
IN good dsmAnd. WsQuots al i0,S3S Der head
wholesale.
sneep and Lsmbs "A largs proportion of the
recslnts this Wetk were reehtppsd East, m.siug
me Gu srin8s hero rsthsr limited in number. TINS
trade for all kinds Of good stoc<. In consequence
mas been fairly active ADD III, beet wars sold
ont early W. quo:a Shosp at 34,54 centa, aud
Lambs at 4a7 Cents oer 10 Rrosa, as t., ous,it7
Arrivals this week 1926 head
Ho2s-The offerings are quite Light in nuub,r
This ~eek, about ooe.third u. many ssls,t wsas
tne quality ia iair. equal 10 that Of last waek's
on 'ria9s. There has bseu generally vuod de-.
mand, with ths light run We quota At 7i,sa
cents per ID net. Arrivals this wssk 2j2l head
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DIED.

Died in Frsieriekstufg. Va. at the residence
of Geo. Dauel knggep, On Thursday. June 20,
1851, Mlsa GHOKGEANNA SEYMOUR
ACOE. Of Friedlald, King George co., in the
18Th yesr OF her age
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Risnarck's Health,

Berlin, July ~. -PriIco Bismsrck6 heSltt
has greatly improved sincs his nriivkl o; hi. .
sengen. - 49,,
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A sHARPEa D.-Intsllissacs has
boon received here Of sn attempt made by New
York sharper 10 victim:z Thomas Branch. CO.,
the well.known banker of this city. The party
was. undoubtedly. the Identical psrson who
some months since attempted TO impose upoa
Mr.. Henry Miller. of this city. He approached
Mr.. Branch and introduced himseifa as Mr. Isaac
Davenporps nephew. and than asked him if he
did not wish to take chance at fine painting
which was to be raf1ed of nssr By, he said. Mr..
Branch replied that be might not obi act to TAX
Ing chance "Mr. Isaae Davenport nephew"
then said, Well, jus. sign your name on this
asked 4r. Branch. I'VE want to know where
10 send it in case you wiz it," said this urbane
young man. "fCu send the picture to m ~ re-.
piled Mr.. Blhnch, land will pay for i. wneu l
get it." IbisBonplussad the sharper who had
to retire discomf!tsd. Richmond STATE.
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Woodlawn Agricultural Society.

Ths Ju'y meeting was held on tho Oh inst,
at +. Il. Mason's p. II. Troth was chosen
,haitmau with N. W. Piersoo bcctctsrg
Thi sutjsCt Of discussion Ire mouth previous
lu regard 10 tho osus, Of The u:ivols.I lAiulo
OF lrie proportion OF the corn planted in
coming u. WIS still further discuss Scmo
had planted he same kind Ct ccln. thst failed
TO como up wben planted cary 10 the scasor,
tla. caue up vel lao 10 th, saasoo, showing
thst tho sa'd was not ifJurcl by tie extreme
cold OF tho past winter. The general opinion
appeared 10 b. that tie peolsr weather at
p anting lime had 10 ire to DO With tho failure
than apy hing el.e.
f. b. Mason asked, VIA! WAS Tue CAUSE and
cure OF foours 10 yonog c,l0es? as BIO had lost
several last winter before be applied remedy
that CHECKED tie dissase. which wsa about O
!c 'spOon'u Of luu 1arum at q dose. john Bal
lepger lost one With the sams disease wi i,h he
attributed 10 moudy otn fodder eaten by the
COWS. Lime water Rivau 10 moderate dlses
was recommended as q euro r,lnody.
The sutisot OF economy 10 farm labor vas
introduced snl discussed ut some length with.
out any dehnte result. The critics reported
on The farm and SURROUNDINGS OF lhe former
place of meeting, Col. j. M. Lsws giving
very hattellng ao,ouDt of lhs improvements
msd, during the past three years 10 farm ope-
raIicns, couc'u diog that The Colonel had literal
~ succeeded in making many blades of grass
gro" where como grew before.
The critics on The farm of E. f. Mason who
islIed 10 report, wtr, requested t. be prepared
10 teUort at the or II meutinp of the olnh
Mr.. George Nero was leo ed member.
The next mee'iag which will bs hsId Arg IS:
The en-. being the sDLus meeiog. i: vas pro-
posed 10 make 40 Xourslon down the Potomss.
The committee to make arrsngemauls, were
s. Fl. SuoWioo, h. f. Mason and John Bal.
LANCER. VITO were authorized to advert;s, the
time and procure tickets and present the bills
tor the Same to The club fo: payment.
AEi,n.naI
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