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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK SAFES.
SA;; F&ANclsco. April 20, 1885.
MORNING SESSION.

Ophir~.............. 7Jl16 5ci Alpha. ..... 101l
Mexican. 800 CSC
G. d ........1 7ja1 60iunios ................65e
Best Il B...............1 90n2l Andes
Con. c. * Ea........l 10i
Savage l0lOccidentsl ..............l 80
Cholar ..............2dl sol NcheQuer
PotoSi.........l 101o1 15l Navajo. 95c
II. & N..........,..o5 25i Bodie.........l 55Go1 10
csc lGi Mono. ..........1 25@1 20
: 5t,I
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EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS.

CHICAGO April Doth.
wHEAT-SG@S6lSc for May, sil4c for June and
9015c for July.
CORN-475Ec for May.
PORK-Sll ~ for May.
LAKD-S6 97I2 for May.
RIBS-55 ~ for May.
SHORT RIBS-S6 20 for May.
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Aversion TO Society, Dimness OF NisloI,, Noises
in the Head the vital fluid passing unoDserved
in the urine, and many other diseases that lead
to insanity and death
Dr.. MINTIE, who Is q regular physician
(gi 9duate of the University of Pennsylvania, win
RgI sc to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for z
case of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under his special advice and treatment) win
not cu,e, or for anything impure or Injurious
found in il. DIR MINTIE treats all Private
Diseases successfully without mercury. Con-
sultation Free. Thorough examinsGIun and
advice, including analysis OF urine So. Price
OF Vital Restorative, 81 so bottle or four
tiNes the quantity, SO; sent to any Sddress
upon receipt of price, or G. .. D., secured nom
observation, and in private name ii desired, by
a. e. MiNlfE, NJ. u, No. II Kesrny
street. San Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
VIII be sent 10 any one applying by letter stat
Ing symptoms, sex and age. Strict secrecy in
regard 70 sll business transactions.
DIR. MISTIE's KIDNEY REMEDY, NE
PHRETiCUM, cures al kinds Of Kidney and
Bladder Complaints, Gororrhea, elect, leuc0r-
rhea- For sale by all Druggists; 81 bottle ); six
bottles for SIS.
DIR. MINTIE'S DANDELION PILLS are
the best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and
BILIOUS cure in the market. For sale by all
Druggists
KIRK, GEARY 4 CO, sacramento, Wholesale
Agents nly94ply tso9glv
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IoNpoN, April 20lh.-The NaYh lane r.
prcss. in its review of the British grain trade
during the past week, SAYS: There was Il
copious rainfall during the week, power
fui sun during the past two days, and veg
citation IS responding. SPrins-soSn crops
have made visible progress. in consequence
of the prospect of peaceful termination Of
the Anglo-RuSSiau dispute, half the recent
advance in wheat was lost. The sales of
English during the past week were A. 33
quarters at 5is ID, against 4o,90i quarters
at 37s Sd during the corresponding week of
last year. There was a sharp reaction in
foreign wheat, caused by the pacific appear-
ance of politics. Trade off the coast was
restricted to one cargo Of Australian. Six
cargoes arrived, and two caTgoos we're sold.
Seven were Withdrawn and six remained,
including three of californian. To-day the
brilliant sunshine and prospects of peace
disorgan,ed the market Buyers and sell
ers were 4 long way apart, and there was
really no business done Flour was 1sG
Is Cd lower, barley Is lower, oats Id lower,
beans and meas UNCHANGED
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Poisoned by Impure water.

BARCELONA, April 20th-A mysterious
disorder prevails here and at various other
Spanish ports. There have been 100 cases.
here and 10 deaths. 1t is cholera morbus
or cholerine. The cases occurred from peo-
pie drinking water from the canal, which
is tainted by a paper mill. Unless care is
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MEDICAL.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is q neyer-failfng cure
for Nervous Debility,
ENhauste d Vitality.
$ eminal Weakness,
spermatorrhoea, Lost
Manhood ,lnlpotency,
Paralysis, and ali the
terrible effects Of self
asuse, youthful follies
and excesSesin mature
yeas-such rs Loss of
NJ e m DRY, ISSsitude
Nocturnal EniiSSt lug,
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ARRIVAL N DUBLIN.

Dublin, April Goth. The Prince an
Princess Of Wales arrived this evening.
4s~tt,.r, C,..,;,, T,.,,;o
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Seminal Weakness,


ual indulgence is pIaCIiced by the youth of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing
with unerring certainty the following tr&in n
morbid symptoms unless conbsted by scientific
medical measures, viz SallOw couutensnce
dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head,
ringing in the ears, noise like the rustllng OF
leaves and rafting of charots, uneasineSs ABOUT
the loius, weakness of She limbs, confused VS.
ion, bluntad intellect, loss Of confidence, alth-
dence in approaching strangers, dislike 70 ioI!l
new seGCaintsuces, disposition to shun soeie1yi
loss OF memory, hectic Pushes, piTnp!es ana va
rioyls eruptions about the face, lures tongue
fetid breath. coughs, consumption, aIs t1sNta1s
monoman;a and frequently insanity
CURED Al HONE,
Persons at d distance may be cured at nome by
addressing letter to Or. GlBBQN, stating case
symptoms length of time the disease has con-
tinued. and have medicines promPtly forwarded
free from damage end curiosity 20 any psr' Of
ine!osing ten dollars in registered letter through
the Postofice, or through Wells, Fargo d Co.,
package of medicine will be forwarded to any
nnsrt NJ the Union The Doctor cures when Others
iail. Try him Mention the REGoRD.uFIoA
Address Dh; =: T; uip pl,
iaA-4p6 BOZ ISoI, cdp FEdnciseD,
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KTLLARxEY. April 20,h.-The Prince and
Princess of Wales left for Dublin to-day
The people cheercd, fired military salutes
and sang the national anthem, in demon
stration Of their loyalty, as the royal visit
ors took ;heiy leave.
QUEEN VICTORIA To VISIT TIE EMERALD ISLE.
DUBLIN, April 20th.-It is stated that
Queen Victoria has arranged to visit Ire
land next autumn.
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To the Unfortunate.
DR., GIBBONS DISPENSARY.
6es KearnY Street, San Francjsce.

Established In 1854.
for the treatment OF
Sexual and Seminal
Diseases, sucn as Con-
orrhea, elect, Structures,
in sllits forms
Seminal Weakness, In =
potency, Skin Diseases,
etc, permanently cured
or no charge.
Seminal Weakness,
Seminal Emissions
che consequence ofself-
sbuse. This solitary
vice or d5prayed SEX
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-02

Mr.. George A. HUNT succeeded in I'LL
ing bis ice house on last Friday and Sat
urday with ice from three to four inches
thick.
A book entitled Catholics vs. Pseudo
Catholics" of which the Rev. Gilbert f.
Williams is the aufior, has just b en- pub
lished.
Lent begins this year on the 18th of
February. There is yet time to have sew
ersl enjoyable sociahles before the Peni-
tential season.
Our postmistress says that the Christ
mas and New Year cards that passed
through her hands were more numerous
than ever this year
Tuesday was quiet day in Port To-
b.cco and but little business OF any des-
cription was transacted. The county com
missiouers do not meet again until the
Is h instant.
For lung ard liver diseases, measles,
and cholera give your hogs Days Horse
and Cattle Powder. 1t is 'he standard
remedy Frice % cents per package OF
one pound, full weight
The Thirty eighth Ju iiciAl district of
Texas, 81 "hlch Eugene DiSses' ''sI'' ""s
recently been appointed the attorney, en-
braces nine counties ana contains y" AGA
sAn Whole STATE VI ""' '""u
IL you want quick returns nd full prices
on iIlde~' fur, WOOL, Roots Butter ttc.'
etc, send for our Friee Curreat- Consign
mems solicited. K. L. Williams X Co.
General Commission Merchants, Ttfics, 100
" llliams ST., New York.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-02
IN NIEMoRIA M 4.

Died r., tie fa,nIi, rr.i NJ ia this county, on
Frtd.v. lcg,t,i-r IAN, !ss4. NgaClHt.
E-TELIF ue'orri asu. htsr 81 Thau's
and Mugar-, r kot'y, a.rd Il rs'rs.
/, s.iJ, m bccon~. the sd duty o. sorrow IN :
friends 10 chronic. tie d-AIh oi one 50 lovely
IN character sud pers-n sHd 80 admirable a
CHRISTIAN sr.ce .ri iortitude ..s iss ssisInAt.r
sssgygT6 'srs e r.. y X y.Tv n :, rs,h
Though always delicate in ph, sscsi str-rgih,
she MAS vet possessed Of many charms ct y,crs5 o
and manner aud rsre feminine grace. sui -.
con, pa hmrn;s ~ht,h. sddri To = hri.ht
cheerful and AFrctionAie disPos ion. made n,r
the pride aud JOY OF Der household and Tbs
f-veriir in her circle Of friends
Nos. thsu tao yezrs go The - mPtrrn, C that
wasting disease consumption. srgau 'e drrriop
he m>.lves ia her system and gr-3sa =u: IA
sidluusly stole the bloom froai her cheek the
elasticity from her steps and he 'us'rs from her
eve, unit, ~ i.si her gerlls ,fr a.. irdrt np o
death The tender solsCiuGs Of foId Add sarror
ing p-r.nls the 10, IN. k,ndr..s o. s1-rtsoaalc
sisters and brothers aud ihr gentle usin.slf~
lions Of devoted 'rIrud. were pow ess 10 sssT
the progtrss Of the ,nsidl0us disease Hui
y hii- the trliCa'r hges and Oat~sfd tvauiy o.
The Iiiiis ltsdrr d swrr psied and fsdd.d sAay
under the big htlng breath Of disease is s~--g
fragrance f-tn=iB,d "a its iuin.s. TO th- lssl
halls that ~ hICh sHs mortal gfsdsalig ,"i1sd
to The laws of mortality, her pure aud s.au.
soul shone forth wirh gre.fcr ius,rv .nd more
rad MT b--uty until th- sstn nons came that
cal ed i, to i,s aRgeiic home.
During the n4On his 0; prograCiea sudrring she
endured no nlurmur rsca ped her i.lss. no shado~
of impsueuc- passed over th. suushins Of her
gee lie afabiIIty bot III itg. Christina r.sis ~
alton and fUriivdr, she bore her .useTiHgs sad
awaited The viii of her God. An earnest
member OF The Episcopal church durtnx Iife,
she Ma cousoled 10 death With ali the l.si
comforting rite, Of that communion aud With
perfect conscious and re-ig uzlion. she babe
adiru 10 al! the loved ones on earth .ni yielded
up her pure soul with n abiding confidence 10
The m-Tcifui AMI loving COD .hs ssai TO meet
MAy she rest ia peace. 80
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-02

Pursuant to notice the 'Sociable Club
held IN adjourned meeting at the 'llighlands,"
the residence of Dr.. Robert Digges, on Wednes-
day evening last which was largely attended,
nearly the whole number who were present AT
the first meeting being on hand and very many
new 5 ones presenting their names for memter-
ship. All the favorite bellies of our nelghhor-
hood were out in force and beauty, and the
merry twinkle of their bright eyes caused many
tiutter in the hearts OF the eager beaux as they
were asked TO dance or to participate IN some
other pleasure which the fair ones proposed
The leap year feature of the affair was novel
and please mt to those who were asked often 10
dance, but was much of a drawback to S"'ie
W no were compelled 10 plant their hneAs al a'hS'
toe wall and nith~n wo'ui cohntenahce 10
vst>h the enjoy ment of othsrs-veritable wall
45wers. Dancing commenced about y o clock
and was kept up without intermisSion until ,
O. clock. The floor was in fine condition, SHIN
ing like polished mirror, and under the
skillful management of the able floor directors
dancing WAS rendered very pleasant The
toilets of the ladies were in all cases most taste
full and becoming and added much to their
other numerous charms. After the dancing a
short business session was held when club ad-
journed to meet two weeks hence at the resi-.
dsnce of Mr. Marshall Chapman. The unqual-
fled success of the meetings so far held is, we
hope an evidence of the stability and lon
gevity Of the club. The thanks VI ias--.---
M lN a a mol Ia re
due to MES-h-----
--eoS We're unremitting in their kindness and
hospitality and to their efJrts is due much o.
the success of ;he meeting.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-02
CON NINItAuED.
Scarlet Fever.

MIND SIR Now tina, that v'ry formidable
frver-v oGld EN- TO br broad
IN our county, in the HOPE OF mitigating suffer
ing, and OF sverting fatal consequences, vii
venture 10 suggest one line OF Treatment 10 all
cases, hieh viii not conflict with any o her
medical prescription. ~bich can do no possthls
have known TO work wonders.
touring in many desperate cases aud hich has
o its eide and 10 :.vor its VS.. i~t rate med
zeal anthoriiy-t is 10 grease and to keep creased
plentIfuily, the patient. Nth fat mIdiling la
ron. tSays Or. George Wood in his Prac-
ice OF Medicine. 81 Edition, lsl Vol. p AZ
[ Article Scarlet Fever Injunction OF the sur.
lace is highly recomm, uded BY DR.. :, hueew.p
of HaneIer, and the practice has been success.
FULLY repeated by others. The hole surface OF
the body is rubb-4 with n piece Of fat bacon.
every morRing and ere~>ns''
Hoping this may do COCA, nd save some.
am Yours uuf~rkc
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-02

A''sty' foggy, drizzly, disagreeable
The days are frightening. Can Won q
ceive it2
Don't fail to remember that i, mr.,
be writ en- 1885.
Every housewife is now complain;,- :.
the scarcity of eggs. "
The New Year was ushered in with j..
murky atmosphere.
Girls we feel sorry for you leap wear ia
again four years off.
Egg nog and ape toddy have epliven.
Cd the spirits of sedate citizens dur;no m.
past week.
. since the warm weather commenced III.
'oads have become soppy and di.agree-
lble to travel.
IT,. {
ms Is the season for forming new rs.o
n'lons. Let the first one lie to nav snr-
rinter and stick to it.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-02

Secretary Chandler is apparently inclin-
ell to get all the fun he can ourot the Navy
DEPARTING mt before he goes out. There is
no secretary Of tie Navy who mas availed
himself to such an extent of the perquisites
Of the office Under the Arthur Admins
tration and Chandt.r's rule the Dispatch
as the Presidents yacht has become an es-
tab'ished institution This vessel has been
set aside and assigred to the use OF the
p esident and the Secretary of the Navy.
There is no law or even well established
custom to authorize the use of this valuable
Government property for the pri-
waite pleasure of any Official no matter how
high his position. The Dispatch hes in
the last year been careful fitted up and
is as elegantly furnished as any yacht
should be to satisfy tM requirements Of
comfort The Presidents state-room is
richly furnished. 1t has Ill the appliances
OF comfortable sleepingroom in a first
class hotel. Service on bard this zach.
is highly priced 10y naval officers. Their
duties are Always light and the vessel
FEVER has anything but pleasant stations.
Officers on board this yachthave opportu-
mites of making influential ,cquaintances
among their official guests. The yacht is
at present lying at the Nwy-Yard in
Washington. Her officers ae naturally
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-02

Successful Farming Operations.
Mr. Arthur Chenowefh, the manager Of the
fine estates Of Patrick H. Walker, E:q., OF the
3rd district Of this county. and who is known
as one of our most successful farmers, has kind
IL sent us an account of his farming operations.
He says:
Il extend yos cordial invitation to paw a
visit 10 Mr.. P. 4. Walkers farm. not that We
have anything particularly beautiful to exhibit .
but would liketo show you "A farm that is
exclusively run 10. dollars aud cents Thi. .
year has been tough one on farmers, With .
heat selling at little upwards OF So CT. pc
buShel. AT the HON. place have only thv-sted
little over 500 bu.hsls, but at the lover ph.ee
| have threshed the wheat from Il aires sud
sold SEA bushels at prices r.ngibg frosI SO to !
80 cts. This Was sold seed heat, and the 1
prof per acre was about S37, even at these lScW
figures. This demonstrates that good lsDeu III
pay, even il but su4il peresniageWe keep
our land in good .ndition Ll/ferdIng cattle
during the winter. w Aarnov Is. steers
stabbed They constr me atont barrels OF corn
ner dsv my - "tIh some uiII,s.d and ,hol,
400 I ln.h. :. Of cut fodder. tn. an. are Lrp,
wei bsrs 49, WITH Wheat straw. or other stock
Vows, besides IG ;55~ : horses, Ponis. aud !
fBsltinore and Pikesrille 49, oitr"Uhe t"'
owns this road and Mr. Ch,noscT,eal VI " am
IDS All this stock is fed iruis. ~. :,
and all the manure $780, k--ck on The Land VI
course don I raise corn -r-.-xa.-a s.-.. -
stock enumerated above. Last year Ne bought
ISL barrels, but this year can do With less, -,
&c raised more, our crop running up to !. 221
barrels. In field OF 66 acres bad 81.
barrels Of good corn, and had il husked a, p
ceuls per barrel. A man from lh- vicinity %
XTowsontow Wh,se name i Richard Dunn.
|husked II barrels and l basket in little over
nine hours | measured The corn myself and
would swear 10 il If Necessary.
This year We have only sold 40 tons Of hav
the price having been so !o~ that ne have
waited for a rise We have 800 ton. ready Tor
market. Last year We sold 300 tons After ls.d-
ing the farm stock and 2o4 steers. You wil.
unders In I'D thai We feed ali our fodder, besides
buying some from neil hbors. " bed VII the
straw that raise ard feed from 500 10 / =
y 600 barrels OF corn every year, SO on can
imagine when sprIng comes We must have a
very large lot of manure TO go back upon the
land. make IN effort TO get this out a. quickly
\as possible, SO that there shall lie NC loss from
/ the washing of heavy rains. Alresd, this
winter have hauled out over loo tour horse
loads and hauled TO the barn o. loads OF cora
fodder, and have upwards OF 40 loads yet 10
haul ia, in four-horse loads at that.
Come over | wosld like TO talk with YOU
and will lake pleasure is showing you through
he stables aud about the premises generally. /
can exhibit 81 cattle ali 10 siraIgh bit iiae OF
ktslls, and to see them you might think that
GU had accidentally stumbled upos a little
cattle show. from the Totrson, Nd. Union
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-02
LOCAL Nj ATTERS {:

sl- The subscriptions price of The
TINES is 81. per amman # paid IN
advance or at any time acithin the cur
rent year; if not paid acithin the gear
$3.50 wiU be Invariably charged, a
clways heretofore, and from this rule
no ecceDtiOn wHl be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-02

Eour Fcltpses During Next Yesr.

In the year 1885 there will be two eclipses
of the sun and two of the MON. can annua'
eclipse Of the sun will occur March 10th, 'rsi-
BILE in the United States as a partial eclipse.
This eclipse will begin at thirty -ss'en h''nu'sS
mast eleven o'c!ock in the forepoon, ana emu al
twelve minutes past two. On March 3o'h there
will be partial eclipse of the moon inS''l'ie
in the Q nited States. On September SIN & 'otal
eclinse of the moon will take place, invlsioie
,.rs IN S-ntember oath there will be partial
eclipse of the moon, visible here, 1t Will 'es''
At ,bir,v-oue minutes past u O'Clock A. NJ
and end at 6fty-seven minutes past three.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-02

important Decision rs ia uo.,
Sales.
AS matter of interest saws the M,r,,,,,
oo0Tn3t, TO attorneys and others Interested !,
safes OF property under he Foreclosure. ~ m, -
gage we give The opinion in full in a
Gently fefore the equity side of the Cour, -,
ha'imore county. The case come. under The
Title ofJohn B. Miller vs. Franklin Kope JDdo.
fo"ler in hling The opinion said:
Inc controversy here is in regard to tho
rttihcaton of a sale reported by John u.,;h.,,
.ne attorney namei in The mortgage fled among
the proceedings On the 22nd of july. 1891
the defendiht filei fre exceptions, and q, ,bs
2znd OF November, 1884, twa additional exce,-
uons 10 the r'tItieation ofsaid sale Iappear,
from the report OF sale filed by the attorney for
the mortgage named in the mortgage. tina, no
proceeded to sell said mortgaged property after
giving bond and due notice as re quired by bx
OF the tine, pace, N inner and terms of sale
s2eclhed In said mortgage by publica ton in n.
maryland Journol and be annexed a COW oe
said notice or advertsem Mt to his report
According TO the terms of this not;co =.
Advertisement it will be seen that the sal.
'nere'n mentioned was to be made by the mort
'agee and not by the attorney.
nave not found any evidence, whatever 6
there was any notice given by The said At.
ley OF the sale reported by him. g
ut even IT the attorney had given notice ~
lnired by law, and had filed &c oo and
en- bond, yet the sale as repor ed by him :
be ratified, because be has failed 70 n
We name of the purchaser. al
eood exception, which is based upon
police of the sale, will, therefore. b. In
and the sale will be set aside" -,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-02

SchooI SSH. ~Hf tie Circuit Court tave filed
an order reapnnint+as George , Mudd
In.iip A. SAsscer. and VIM H. Cry, school
commissioners for Charles county fir two years
from January lst, 1885, and unit their success
sors are qualified. We think tie action of the
Court is to be commended, for We believe that
these gentlemen have given general satisfaction
In their management of the school Affairs dur
ing the two years they have been in charge.
God officers who have discharged their duties
faithfully, inieligeutly and impar,iaIy ought
not to be turned out WITHOUT cause. We be-
lieve the geaeril condition Of the school affairs
in the county is now good
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-02

TO DVERIISER&.-TH TIMES hdrth9 a
larger circulation th., any other paper among me
INTELLIGENT farmers and business men OF Charles
COUNTY, offers superior inducements to advertisers
to insert their announcements in Us columns S"'d
fl, card rates, ,phich are as lo,r any other paper
in Southern Maryland to sag nothing about circutd-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-01-02

A Lancaster pa lettr says The
light demand or their prod.es has told
heavily on Pennsylvania ~bacc0 growers
n far no, more rha,ynaf dozen crops
.-en purc,-std- The crop of 1884
:" inns sor~ty WIZ reach about 10000
cases. ana al. thb(is still in the hands O,
'"S tobacco ermers To compete more
','"hs'F wxh Sumatra tobacco the farmers
u '''s county this year planted Harana
'.o' instead Of the old hrs .--'o" vnr1e-
ties pr--:&--.. grown. Fully tw TO- thirds
of The present crop is of tie former kind
and unfortuna there is "a good deaf of
wi'ite vein in it which detrncts materially
iron he Instability Of the goods and
must $50 seriously affect the price In.
deea, the tob:-cco inter. SITS Of this county
ana, IN fac' Of rhs ,ntir.' STATE. far tho
SINE c"ndit,ns prevail everywhere ora
In very ansatisartory condition. There
are In Inns county'71 packing houses
These during the wrster season o,.,,'
lNly ooo men and boys in assortino ,nJ
pao. ing the crop as it Genes from thu f.r
n'eis. ihus lar not single ba le has hean
paoAeu' terbaps as Rany as 3 ono no,
s sp"s "a are directly and indirectly supported
ior tue larger part throughout the w;n,.r
q. n,a Lancaster anc The wages AMOUNT to abont
: lSooo per week Not one DOLLAR Of ,b;a
"a st sum, which usual y finds Us wav ;n )
-. .;, :ne ordinary channels Of trace in this :
is now forthcoming" WIZ i
~
Ateis onerry Pee,oral is recon- neRded bv =
.hy sicinns OF the greatest eninenc, on ~ 81
ides of the Atlantic, as the most r.,; oD,n Of
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