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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-22

NOR RENT-BY JULY lST, A PLEASANT SUM
II mer Residence on Capitol Hill, fronting the Capt.
toll Park Apply at BROOKS Congressional hotel
corner New Jersey ave. and st. s je16-1w*
IL idence. pleasantly situated, Connecticut ave-,
overlooking Farragut Square, will be let good
ant for term of years. Price. $500 per month. APP
ply ut 7lS 10th st. NV. jel6-3m
nor RENT-THE LARGE THREE-STORY
as The Chesapeake. CHAS. L. BANES, SO6 L st. n.
w. jel6-Ut
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IGOR SAIE-BED FEATTILRs, ONLY rs ,yTs A
u pound. for they fresh, clean aud drv-pIck ed
The cheapest Feathers i'm the city. l2;sS 1 81 ne.
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BALsa1coAs SHInrs Avn DnAwrns
Zoe. el0O AND %. % EACH
GOOD QUALITY. FINE FINIsHED. WELL MADE
W. b TlEI.
Je20 035 Pennsylvania avenuA
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HOFFMAN.
1916 Pa. av., 11r.. ..$63.3S
1853 psf. NV, 1lr-..S3.33
9O5 18th st. NV, l1rs-T5
1926 18th ST., Tor. 4 St-75
= street nj. 18th, Or. flo
l4lS n street NV, 12r.65
1O1T 12thstreet n.w......65
l41S l st. NV, fiat. ..-.....55
~ ST, near H ST., 80
21O 9th street, Srs. .........50
120 18th street, fiat......50
603 III st. NV. Tors. ...-.45
937 RI. ave-, lOrs........45
522 ID st. NV. 1Ors......40
40 18th st., Or. fiat.......4O
116O p street store. ......-4O
Lincoln avenue, 9r........t0
40 9th street n. w..........35
. 1912 COr'n st (Srs ~ 33
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LOST AND FOUND

T OST-IN O-SrREET MARKET HAND.
IL Sntchel, containing pair OF Gold and pair of
steel speciacles and Bank book. Five dollars;
st. NV, Mrs. n. v. MOORE ia.s5.of.
7 OST-THUIsSDAY OR FRIDAY LAST. FROM
ll15O! Il st. NV. young Maltese Cat 4 suitable
reward i0r return OF same to above address, je222ts
tween $50 aud $7O WINS dropped nj the 9Th street
entrance ofthe street market Saturday evening
about o'clock p. IN. The tinder will be n6eray re-
warded hy applying to SAMUEL FREAS, new Pen.
SION nulunt6. ic:.2-3t*
ES0UNp-JUNE II, 1885, AT THE CORNER or
- washington and Fridge sis, Georgetown q dark
bay Anrs owner can have same by calling al tieore
town F0iioe Station aud paying all expenses je2OSts
srMsuNbAY AFTERNOON LAST AT THR
Puras, consaining about my dollars The finder viii
Office " iasjcssl:Ss
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INoR sALE-AN OLD fsTA BI.lsHED GROCERY
Il and Provision store. Good reasons for selling
Address H.. star office. tel. 2ts
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

EHOR NT-OFFICE-SUITABLE FOR AN AT
II torney at-!aw; good business location. Inquire OF
LOWE KNIT, Zeal Estate Brokers, 5l5 18th st
NV. ie22-3t
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of draft and driving and saddle Horses To- he sold
~, reasonable prices Apply nj sCHLEGEL a
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BOARDING.

-
CPRAGUE MANSION, CORNER 9TH AND e
n stA NV, for rent, with Board several large pleas
ant ROOMS also, two three small Rooms; transient
boarders accommodated. je2 Inns
r ARGE, AIRY ROOMS FOR RENT AT 3l4 AND
1l3l6 Indiana ave- Also, Boarding for three months
ut SIG per month Advance payment strictly required
my202m
HARRIS HOUSE, EUROPEAN PLAN, PENN
Il i sylvant6 ave, bet 18th and 18th stu. Summer
prices Tor rooms, May LIST 70 Nov. $40 TO $40 per
month; transient rates, 15c. and 81. Within one
block q Mii,ards Rggs and hbnatt hotels Treasury.
THE LoCHIEL HOUSE, 1l2 9TH ST. n. W.,
and the Ia E1effe, Aw. cor. 10Th ana nw, are the
best conducted Boarding houses in the city Iable fra-
class pleAsans fo0mA Terms moderate. oc17
ssvTyHE TREMONT..-THIs HOUSE HAS BEEN
order tits the coolest and most desirable place board
in the city. Tcrn,s. $50. 80. $40 aud $15 per M Je7
THE TRADES.
NEWSPAPER, hook AND JOB PRINTING
IN GUOD STYLE-LOW PRICES
LARGE EACILITIEx-N1SW MATERIAL
ORDERS FUk PRINTING OF ALI. KINDS
sOLlClTED.
RUFUS H DARBY,
aas $50 5,i sslsss ls,1ls;
n IBeoN BROTHNRa
W ERACTIgAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
So 1888 EennsylynntA ayouu1, Warrington D. e
0E1ne Printing gpecialH talo
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NOR SALE-SET SPLENDID VILLAGE OR DOG
Il Cart Harness, New York's best swell make ba,
been used but little. and be bought CHEAP
BkCkERS, 1345 Pennsylvania ave myl3:im
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IoR SALE,AS ENORMOUS BARGAIN-A
Il superb toned and elegantly finished solid walnut
case 5stop Estey Parlor Organ hut little used and ns
good rs new, Tor only $40. the property Of a PARTY
'ii'ie ssan al ONCE Apply al SIDNEY T. MINI
NV ;, 100 sth ~ NV. ielk-tt
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EoR sALE-5i fN. ENPERT, BENT BARs
a BAH Pedals. good rs new, Sl25 50 enameled TX
PER-, 90 sl3o 2-4o and 2-s2 boys h., cheap Victor
SENTIMENTS Fenton Hall L ST near 4 IN m M nm
stairs No connection with store first noor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-22

Cash Customers will find the Paais Royal the cheap
est store In the city, for all competitors (wthout
e1ception do credit business Ladies' and geptlemsn
should know that no merchant can do credit bus-
ness and sell as cheap the merchant whose terms
are strictly cash. The Credit system brings with it
bad debts" Some has to make up for such losses
the unfortunate individual is the cash customer.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-20

provided further that II the sale OF all
the lots, parts Of lot or block advertised,
Is not made In one day. the same shall
be continued from day to day until all
the lots, parts Of lots or blocks adver-
tiscd are sold, And II there be n resi-
due after payment Of the cost Of the con-
struction Of said sidewalk and the cost
of collection. the same shall he paid over
to the pernon whose property was sold,
or deposited In the city Treasury. sub
ject to his order. And the said Collec-
tor shall make. execute and deliver to
any person or corporation purchasing
any property sold under the provisions
of this ordinance good and sufficient
deeds Of conveyance tn the same.
SEC. Nv hpncytr any agent or owner
Of any lot. part Of lot. or block fronting
on any sidewalk In the city. shall be no.
titled to reuuir the same, and shall fail,
neglect or refuse to comply with the
said notification within i've days from
the service of such notice, the said side
walks shall be repaired by the city, In
same manner and by the same means as
Is provided In this Ordinance for con-
struGtion of sidewalks, where the agents
or owners fail, neglect, or refuse to do
so, and every provision Of this Ordinance
relating to the construction OF walks
where the agents or owners fail. refuse,
or neglect to construct them, shall ap-
ply to the repair OF sidewalks by the
CITY.
SIC. II. For the sale Of any property
by the city Collector under the pro-
visions Of this Ordinance he shall re-
ceive the same fees rs are allowed him
for the sale Of land, for the non-pay mpnt
OF taxes, said fees to be II charge against
the property sold.
~ hspayar auN nrtiunnpn
may he passed by the city Council or
dering the Improvement Ofany street or
plaza by paving or maCadamilinE the
same. and Ii shall be dcCl red In said
Ordinance that for the proper construc-
ton of said Improvement. the curhing
for the sidewalk should first be made,
the City Council may thrreupon con
tract to have said Curbing placed with
out the previous notice required IN SEQ
tons and Of this Ordinance, and the
cost Of the construction Of said Curhiug
shall be a charge against the properly
fronting upon said street, each lot, part
of lot, or block, to be charged with the
cost of construction of that part Of the
curb on which 1t fronts-and the cost of
construction shall be collected " ncCrs-
sury In the same manner rs herein pro-
vided for, the collection of the costs Of
construction of sidewalks when con-
structed by the City.
SIC. ll.-All Ordinances In conflict
with the provisions hereof, especially an
ordinance passed and approved April
9TH, ISL, and all Ordinances amendutory
thereof be, and the same are hereby re-
pealed, and that the Ordinance take ell
feet from after its passage.
Passed and approved July 9Th, lsNj.
BRYAN CALLAGIIAN, Mayor.
BY Il. =. CLAuDoN, City Clerk.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-20
AN ORDINANCE

Regulating the width or sidewalks Constructed
Within The Limits Of the City Of san An
tonic.
BE IL ordained by the City Council OF
the City OF San Antonio:
SECTION l.-All sidewalks constructed
within the limits Of the City OF San An
tonic. shall be Of the following width to-
wit:
First-On all streets less than 30 feet
wide sidewalks 20 be four feet wide.
Seoohd-An all streets from % feet
to 60 feet Wide. sidewalks to occupy 80
per cent Of width Of street.
Third-On all streets from GO feet to-
10 feet width, the roadway between
curb lire shall be ~ feet wide.
FOurth-On all streets FROM ~ feet
Wide and upwards, sidewalks to occupy
10 per cent Of width Of street.
Ftfth-On all streets Of 100 feet In
width and upwards, the sidewalk to oc.
cupy 10 per cent of space between curb
and property lines, four feet to be left
between curb and outer edge Of walk
for grass.
Passed and approved August 10th, lSSj,
BRYAN CAI.LAGuAN, Mayor.
By T.. 7. CLAUDoN, City Clerk.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-20
FOR SALE.

Furniture complete at nu sroom house.
House full of honrdors; central location.
me chance for 70 live. energetic party.
Five nnc building ipts ou blackberry street,
between Nuluu uud liutuct one of the most
desirable ana attractive building sites IN the
CITY, siN'i Nura-. Easy terms offered To pur'
chuscrs
Two lets. iONDU ,nrns. on baltimore uvouuc.
with i.rnom huusr, cnu 10" purchased un very
llhcutl terms
Two nnc residences ON Avenue e. can be
purchased ~ low Inquiries. fiur Investment.
Two most desirable lots ON Park avenue. A
bargain.
pony. phnotnn and harness. complete. A
coy turnout for ladies, remarkably cheap.
Courtroom house, outside kitchen. hall aud
galleries, corner oak aud Twelfth street.
\ wcIl.coustrucicd rock house, rooms aud
Kitchen, metal root, two galleries, stable and
cnrriugc house, hylrnnt water, shade trees
uud shruhhcty' very cory huWC Ht u great
bargain ON Avenue l., between seventh and
Eighth streets.
\ new patent Champion TIcrrings safe. u
Inches deep, feet Inches inside, feet q
Inches high. inside measurement; suitable for
large commercial house or county records.
Can be- had al remarkably low nrurc.
Lots I, 9 aud %. In block T.. subdivision Of
original city Tot No. =, district Ne. !, ranges .
ana 3, very cheap.
Lots and .. In block 90 corner River Avenue
and Elizabeth street.
\ dwelling house with two lots iDylGn feet.
east OF Government hill. house . rooms. gal
lcry, shade trees, etc. Price s5UO.
Two houses, framed, ccilod aud weather
boarded, galleries; each house contains g
rooms Hud kitchen, grape vines, shade trees.
lots SNsiu feet, on Cameron street; will sell NJ
"a bargain.
\ cottage Of rooms hydrun, water, lot 3uX
20 varas, ON san Marcos street; will sell cheap.
A 4 room house, nicely finished. out houses.
with two lots each lsi NGi warns, enclosed I'm
der good fence; one uf the most desirable res
lduucc locations Ia the city, corner Nolan aud
blackberry streets; u great bargain ON very
liberal terms,
A iOOacrc farm In licNar county, n miles
cast OF san Antonio, nicely improved.
Three small houses ON brooks street, he
tween olive aud blackberry streets
Scvcn-room house, No. iiW North olive
street, slJJucnsh.
Twelve building lots. block -, between Du-
wall and Milan streets: ON monthly INSTALL
mcnt-, IL desired.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-20
Ube DailpIi0I,t
ThWSdV. Aug. 20. 1885.
DIRECTORY OF SOCIETIES.
Time and Place Of Meeting Name Of
officers.


Oup FELLOWS. san Antonio Lodge No. u
meets ut odd fclluws hall, Houston street,
every Tuesday might. William Hot \. o.;
d. y hcnman' I'rn"''''' SCR 'niy'
ASClENT FHEE AND ACCrrTrp MAsoNs-Al.
nmu Lodge No. u meets first saturday night in
ohch monih ~ Al'lIe'a ''"vvH' corner '"in'
mvrcc ana ANN" s'i'''s' W \ h"nyht''
S'Vr''"'9'
hSS'WnH hun"h go. mM1H's n'i' niu
tn'I" s ",,,,as'"' 0" '"'" "''"''' W. wv
pax 0'cr''"'S'
kNiOtTs OF lNTUiAs. Fin ludg" No. %,
meets nj castle hdll. corner 'onh,ic' nhu
n,n,np sIhtvtS' S ill.,, 1,,1,y,,,,,,,ir. G,r
in",i lHop,'' y I'M y, ,i ~ WV"
~, ''''''''''' -,
ENnoWMENl hANN,I kniENis vi ii, Iylulns,
nlocls ~ ois'i, W IN ''',h NJ t, -
,'r, e,,,d rrcas,,r,r -
"''' ~ Co.,. .,...,-
san ANT9Nl9 Alihi ttis ne
hrS! nn4 lu,rI S.,ut"3 n,sm,S 'n a.
IV,r'i,,.b, s,r,,tnr, ~ Srif,li ta9iir,'f
viiii' MI Inc, ''''''
-. ~. ,....,.,..,,,, ~ % Nt,.,s n..,
yvnt,,.sia,i la .,,b ,io,,tb NJ tL,ir INN I'M,
'uu,s,"s Wuit,,,, ii',,',ii,, s ,,''
4 = Uancisru S"rr,'nt.y. { hntlrs noyrn, Sr =
Treasurer.
-. ,,.... ,,........... ..... ........ ......
,,lol ~ MhN h, ,, Wv A., w. ,
V,,,l, ot Tjrrur,,'s bnii Avrui,, - Willi"nn
Hon,iiuy. IT, FRESHMEN H. IIotlirinntiu. Soc.
rctary; h. Jnimcs. Treasurer.
,,,,,.,,. n,,,,,,p t.>t,,s,, \Vn,,.,fpN MILAN,
49, - -, 4, ,,i.,. No.. No.. ,,, tt,i,i
un,ia, ~, IN ,n,b n,nnth ut 1Id irlln,ys' bi
Houston street. William liuoilug. Jr.. Master
Workman; John II. Hamilton, Recorder.
ts,,,,. sn,,p,.v- N,cts tho nrst sunday ip
cnch month Hall, 80 Monterey street. q.
Giordn President: H. Murctti, Secretary.
,,,rxCu urSrvutrsr SoCttt,-N Meets arc.
,,d snnin, in onch month Mt nall 80. q NluIu
Plaza. T.. +. Clau Ion, secretary.
INrrux,rtoyAt Ut.rmNG ANpLo,N As.p.
,,i,N.,nN iirv,,i,r tnretinus second Thursday
In cnch month at library rooms, .!i Lo-o. IA
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-20
JOHN II. BOLTON
DAN J. COTTON
j. COTTON JOHN
"sTRICTLY BUSINESS"
COTTON & BOLTON.
AUCTI0NEERS ad COMMISSION MERCHANTS
2, q and 6 w. Houston ST.. at Bridge.
SECONDHAND FURNITURE BOUGHT IND SOLD.

lou oR find " aic1uge before purchasing esanhae to
assortment Of NEW AND SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD GOODS
arDr SUITS. itR0n Sa' Dining Ro Kitchen and Furniture Ccty
I2t Ware TN Var, Cutlery, Cooking
md hoil hand and
Bet al descriptions! Pictures, Mirrors
f1N Clocks Pistols Sr0 Gases, Fire and Burglar Proof
Room Futures and other miscellaneous 9s TOO rot also
Saddles cHb BE- at
prices = reach Of rey5giy
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-20

To wear an old, shabby suit of clothes
when you can buy 80 cheap new one at
A. NJ. Cohen's, who Is positively selling
at New York cost 5-29-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-20

TIVE RLPUBLlC OF MEXlcO-For reliable lnfor.
nation about Mexico purchase the book
OF Lorenzo tastrO, at the reduced price of ~
per copy, with map. Send your order to this
office, ia If
IMPORTANT-If you desire city trade, advcr
i tisc In the Light, the most generally read
paper In the city.
NTANTED- Everybody tn know that nice Job
w Printing Is done at the Light Office Vt
reasonable prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-03
THE SALVATION ARMY.

The SIX furnishes Of the Advanced Guartl
I'm this City-The Night Attacks 1t the
Yoanxsser. Make se'n Siseor sre /" sns
Proceedings.
Sounds Of some one shouting in delirious
ecstacy pour forth every night from little
low-gabled rooted structure at the corner Of 4th
and streets. Three big policemen stand ut
the door with raised clubs, as If TO keep the
sound in, and a curious stragg ling and promis-
cuous crowd is assembled on the pavement. The
sounds that lie ak out through the cracks in the
windows and door are weird and curious. First
1t Is the loud appealing tone Of exhortation,
then the broken supplicating sounds Of prayer,
then a confused and wild uncertain chanting,
not haunted; 1t is occupied by the Salvation
Army. Captain" and Mrs. Captain" Feeling
and Captain Mel are trying to save souls ac-
tion. Army. A man with "salvation sol
dier's song book" stands at the door to
S Of sin tas e sns' IL
and mutiny into the army, and that none Of
the raw recruits shall slip out under the guild
his orders to storm the citadel Of sin. The
rs sate 81
of curly young whiskers growing here ana there
over his cheeks and chin. He Is rather slight,
Of dark complexion and has q way 81 moving
blue ei With ns the inals se I as
ners OF the broad collar, he looks like hand
some some sup 10, sailor boy, and his .h's" get
than he. Her very pale, dcmSre
face Is shaded by the broad brim Of q black
bonnet tied close down over her ears with rib
bons passed under her chin. She, too, is dressed
hooked back behind his ears. and looks like q
young Irish scholastic who Is studying for the
priesthood. He, too, wears Q sailOr-like suit
with the "Ss" of Salvation on the corners Of the
collar, only he wears in addition clerical COL
lar very stiff and white. He hes broad face
and large, imperfectly .tOothed mouth that
opens to q very deep voice, which aWells the
chorus These three make up the officers and
the army.
The other night when THE star man dropped
form, swelling the army to six or eight. mixed
assembly filled the long, marrow, low-oeifinged
room. New pine benches with backs 10 them
were arranged In close rows, and oil wefe occu-
pied. A large number Of women and young
generally by young lads, who persisted In sting.
Ing the original prOfane words 70 tunes which
bad been adapted to relittoas verses for the
time.
Hymns sung to the tunes OF aPeek-a-Boo,"
homs t NJ Gua: roll S1ns
words to the young chaps, 70 theS great OonfGaion
OF the harmony. There were eotne women with
babies In their arms present end neAEer the
stage were assembled the steady rdligioOs folks
who responded TO the prayer: 4 number g
citizens ON the platform spoke. Then the army
charged the assembly With vo1leys nom the
salvation Soldiers song book, Capt Feeling TAX
ing the lead, followed close by the rest OF the
| Every volley OF song was received with srosns
| from the wounded sinners. and the captain IS.
sought dhem TO Join his army. Then they took
up collection. The attach ID ms6lp every ~
hours, ana the battle RACES ell dag On sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-03
rom the Rochester Democrat.

Wasps killed William p. Thompson, farmer
living In Allegheny county, Nd. While work
ing Q cOrnfeld, he noticed what he supposed
to be bees swarming around the stump Of an
old oak-tree standing in fence corner. He On.
proached and rashly attempted to investigats
them by striking the stump With his hoe. "a
500 or 600 strong, attacked him. They settleS
ali over his head, and chung TO him with 70
home screaming for help, his wife was com.
PEELED to beat them on With broom. He had
been stung In horrible manner. There ~
scarcely piece Of skin as big as . penny on his
head which had not been pierced BY the wHspss
sting. He had just had bis hair cut With Z
clipper and the wasps found no difficulty IA
Them had settled In his left eye and stung ~
eyebal. In two hours Thompson's head had
fruding, and he was q terrible spectacle. he
man suffered great agony and died In . NV
hOurs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-03
Two Little Girls Murdered.
STOLEN By BAND OF GYPsIEs AND KrLLR1
IN THEIR CAMP.

A telegram from Marshall, ILL.,, June 80, says:
Evidences OF what may prove to be peculiarly
horrible double tragedy were discovered this
week In wabash township this county. Sew
S from TS9Hs Isv s,egran to St Louis paper
kiaanaPping q Two little school girls by gypsies
tx ' and Snsh r miles east ior three
rick passed the camp, and as he went by . chi,d
ran so%aso d nun; crying and beckoning, but was
though, nSSsn,ng OF the matter but Since then
hil near ,s I'll the location Of
ina ~ ' t, ., near which hogs We're root
inG ana IrOM Wnich came sickeninR stencil.
on sps snn Eaar ana deputy went Investigate
long by two 9, and one-half wide. They turned ned
men wer Siocr1 - and pits Of cloth. While the
zane % ever ans bin and stopped looking
rspidiy End as aisspReared Many other ciscu@ e
tke tSso ~ thar tISsamselves, tend 70 CONFIRM
cens = xs sce b SxRsS that the poOr limo
lightly: ne Sofs q which there were thirty q
and devoured the remains. ~ ss1s ssslaun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-03

The June meeting of the Woodlawn Farmers
club was held at e. E. Mason's June 9th, 8.
H. Snowden, chairman; N. w. Pierson. secre-
tary. The inspection committee failed to make,
q report. Poulty and butter for the Alexandria
market are specialities on this place. There are
about one hundred acres In cultivation and
most Of the products in the way of feed and
grain are consumed on the place. DIR. E. p.
Rowland was present. and with O microscope
illustrated the differen nee between genuine but
ter and the various substitutes, showing the
crystals In the former. which were absent in the
making hay" was discussed and an article read
from the report Of the state commissioner
oe to c that With aSe which
g cut II when in blossom and dry it no more
age when stored in the barn. Under favorable
circumstances-whcn the crop is not heavy,
the ground dry and md the sky eeart may pc
trouble with many this year Is to have the hay
TO cut, though the rains Of the last few days are
u hs ans IS very much In
mended; The increasing prevalence of plan
means Of eradication asked tor. II was con-
coded TO be very difficult to exterminate. and
there = probably no better way to accomplish
two years. There Is not much doubt
but what Il mostly comes in the clover seed we
in buying seed. The secretary read n 4nlIr
Of circulars and communications from ieaiers
In fertilizers, who are anxious to secure the nat
ronage OF the members Of THIS club. We nav
safely 90 slov In this matter. Also rem, the
address OF Chairman Koiner, Of the late farnl-
ers' convention at Richmond at its open:ne sey.
sion, which was commended as especiaIIv nrsc-
ticaI and sound. A committee was apnofnted
70 represent the club ct the election Of delegates
session OF the convention at Richmond Tine The
question was asked as TO the value Of miiiet In
comparison with fodder corn as feed for sfrck
corn. The same land WILL without doubt pro.
duce more corn fodder than any other kind Of
Next meeting At 8. H Snowdens imiv s<s oKth
Inspection COMMITTEES, G. Lnkens, i =. How.