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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-09

WEDNESDAY, September S, 1886
The Senate met at II A. NJ, President Daggett
in the chair. Roll called, and quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain. Journal of the pre-
cedIns day read and approved.
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BRITISH POLITICS.
Manifesto of tue National Liberal
Federation

LONDON, August 9.-The National
liberal Federation, the outqrowth oil
Mr. Chamberlain's iors ken caucus, has
issued a manifesto, saying: Although
the result of the election has not real
lied our hopes the situation is encour-
aging, the supporters Of half measures
being the smallest group in Parlia-
ment. Mr.. Gladstone has secured the
support OF vast majority of the Lib
erals and Liberal organizations. AS
far as the federation is concerned the
results OF the appeal to the county
completely justify the course taken by
the council. Greatly as we regret our
losses the manner in which Liberals
responded 10 Mr.. Gladstone's appeal
proves that the federation represents
the real opinion Of the Liberal party.
That party being committed to effect
ing union between England and Ire
land will never abandon that object
until the goal has been reached. No
progress is possible in Liberal work
until that has been settled. Nor will
the Conservatives be able to indulge
in coDgenial inactivity. II is the i'm
petative duty of Liberals to obtain at
the earliest possible moment an ex-
picit statement of the Tory policy in
regard to Ireland. The Gladstone
policy still lives and its ultimate tri-
umph is assured.
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GAsTEIN, August S.-Emperor Fran
els Joseph warmly welcomed Emperor
William on his arrival here today,
twice embracing theGerman Emperor.
The monsrchs remain here for q con-
ference
The Emperor Francis Joseph today
Visited Emperor William aud Prince
Bismarck, spending half an hour with
each. Count Ia noky, Austro-H Hun
gary Prime Minister, and Prince
Hohenlohe, Governor Of Alsace Lor-
Ta'ne, called upon Prince Bismarck,
and subsequently Count Kalnoky Wis.
led Emperor William aud had an in.
terview with him Count Kalnoky
gave s ale banquet this afternoon.
Empr' ss Elizabeth did not attend the
banquet, being i'll. Wherever EN-
peror. Francis Joseph appeared in
today be was followed by great throngs
Of people, who cheered him enthusi-
astically.
The WeiHer Abend Post says the pur-
pose Of the meeting Of the Emperols
of Germany and Austria at Gastein is
to strengthen by means of personal
and cordial intercourse the friendship
of the two royal houses and people
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Clear the Way

For the escape from the system of lite waste
and debris, which, II retained, would vitiats
the bodily fluids and overthrow health. That
important channel of exit, the bowels, may
be kept permanently free from. obstr uetionf
agreeab cathartic, hos etter's stomach Bit
ters, which not only liberates impuri lies, but
iDvlgorates the lining OF the intestinal can al
whom weakened by constipation or the an
wise use Of violent pureativOs. The stom-
ach, liver and urinary organs are like wise
reinforced AID aroused 10 healthfui action By
this bene6cOnt tonic AMI corrective, and
every organ, fiber, muscle and nerve oxperi-
ences q share Of its invIgorating influence.
Unobjecti onsble In favor, most genial and
it's efficacy 10 botanic sources exclusively, IL
is the remedy best adapted to household use,
on account Of its safety, wide scope and
aDAedv aeti0n
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The Bennett.FieId Libel Case

LoND IN, August "a motion WIS
made before the Court of Queen's
Bench today to quash the verdict of
the sheriff . jury in the suit Of Cyrus
W. Field against JAMS Gordon Ben
nett for libel, in which the latter was
ordered 10 pay $4,000 damages and
the costs of the suit. The grounds on
which the action is based are that tn z
co1rt had no jurisdiction in the case,
both parties to the suit being foreign
ers and having no domicile in Eng
land; that the proceedings throughout
were misconceived and could not be
supported. A hearing on the motion
was postponed until Wednesday.
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WEEKLY CROP REPORT.
The CORN BELT STILL SUFFER
ING FOR RAIN.
Whole Fields Destroyed In Iowa and
characterization of Win
ter Wheat.

CHICAGO, ILL, August S.-The fol-
! lowing crop summary will appear in
this weeks issue Of the Farmers Re
vie,g: Rains have improved the pros.
poets for corn in portions OF Minuesots,
IL IVA, Illinois, Ohio and Kansas, while
II Indiana the tenor Of reports indi-
Gates full average yield. Very large
sections in sill the remaining corn
! growing States have as yet had no re-
lief from the drouth, and reports are
now coming which would indicate a
failure OF the crop in wide areas. TIE
reports irom Pu'nam county, in ILL
Dois, state that much Of the corn is
fired in the Gar. In Schuyler county,
ILL.,, entire fields ave reported destroy, d.
In Bureau, Edwards, Iroquois, Union,
Piatt, DeKalb and Pu'aski counties,
in Illinois, Thousands Of acres ere re-
ported ruined, and the outlook, even
with rain, does not in dictate mora than
half yield. Ia Montgomery arr Ed
ar C, un.ies timely rains have in,uied
the prospect OF good yield
la Jasper, Fay,t.e, Clay, Musla'iue,
Hardin and Tama countieR, in lowe,
the outlook is regarded as very poor
with prospect tf not to exceed one
third to one half an average yield, In
Sac, Woodbury. and Webster counties,
in Iowa, there is still the promise OF
full average cror.
10 Ohio the g neral outlook for corn
has been improved by rains, with an
outlook OF IS p,r cent. of an average
yield.
Ia Atchis,p, Labelle and Alien
counties, in Kausas, there is the pIos-
pect Of one half an average yield Of
corn. Ia Chsu auQua and Graham
counties the yield 10 placsd at three
fourths OF an average.
In Minnesota corn has attained q
growth Of six TO eight feet, and the
present outlook is for nearly an aver.
sge crop. In Olmstead and Blue Earth
counties the outlook is very good.
Throughout Missouri the prospect is
not good for more than ore-haif to
three-fOurths of al average crop.
The reports from Minnesota do not
give the promise to exceed one.hali an
average yield.
In Nebraska the p' ospect ContiUues
good for nearly fnll average yield.
The quality OF the winter wheat is
generally rep Jrted as ab)vs the aver.
age. The berry is plump and Lard,
giving promise that tie gain will
grade unusually we'll.
This is the tenor Of reports from
Kansas, Missouri, Illinois and Indi-
ana. The yield of spring wheat in
Iowa ranges from twelve to twenty
two bushels to the acre, only ono
county, Muscstne, reporting the lat
ter figures.
In Minnesots the yield is reported
at from ten to fifteen bushes.
In Nebraska the yield ranges from
six to fifteen bushels. Tee clmpll ints
are general from Iowa, Missouri, Indi
ana, Wisconsin and Illinois OF pas
lures drying up and falling,
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Made an AssIgnan, nj.

CINCINNATI, o., August 9.-Edwin
Alden & Bros. newspaper advertis sing
agents, at No. SO West Fourth street,
with branch in New York City,
made an assignment TODAY to A. M
Warner. Their nominal liabilities are
estimated at Sl92, 900, with nominal
assets of $272,000. These eonsi t Of
contracts for advertising, and form a
peculiar sort Of property. TIE firm
has been of long standing, and has
carried on q very extensi We business
No close estimate can be made as to
the real assets and liabilities, owing to
the uncertain ma ure of outstanding
accounts,
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Dynamite Cauard .

LONDON, August 9.-The Home OF
fee has been informed from New
York that a number of dynsmiters
have left the United States for the
the purpose of making attacks on the
Eugrsh Government, The coCspira-
tors, the report ssys, will 60 from New
York to Paris and there await a favor
orable oppor unity OF entering Eng.
land. The Home Ofica~bss notified
the French Government. So of the
Home Department OF sl5 declare
that they. believe the BE enterprise,
as reported fCom New York, is merely
a renewal of O'Donovan Rossa's dem
on,trations 10 raise money.
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EUROPEAN FINANCES.
"A Better Feeling 1t LOndon-Th
JCORe1OamIal BOuFNea

"A Better Feeling At LOndon-The
yCOne1OemIal BOuFses.
LONDON, August 9.-During the past
week discount was firmer at Ia for
three months and II for short On
the Stock Exchange business wss 40
tive and there was a general upward
tendency. American railway securi-
ties were irregular and weak at the
opening under sales to secure profits
on the recent rise, but recovered
through large buying by English in.
vestoIs, encouraged by Reports OF an
advance 10 receipts. The character
Of the dealings shows an increasing
confidence in permanent revival Of
trade 10 the United States. At the
close Saturday all classes Of stocks
were buoyapt,
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OFF FOR AMERICA.
Departure of the Parneu Delega
ton TO the Chicago Convention n.

QUEENSTOWN, August THEE
thousand persons assembled yesterday
to bid good bye to the delegates to the
meeting OF the Irish National League
of America. Mr.. O'Brien, in reply to
an address, said he was going to confer
with the greater Ireland across the
OCEAN on the political situation.
Should coercion be attempted, be
said, Ireland would be ready to meet
it undaunted. In the meantime he
advised every Irishman to do his ut.
most to maintain peace in order not
to give a pretext for coercion. Mr..
Redmond, in speech, said that moth
ing less than Mr.. G ads ones measure
wou d Eat ely iceland. The Mayor
and the several members OF the House
of Commons accompanied the dele
gates on the tender which conveyed
them to the steamer. The greatest
enthusiasm was menif sted.
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
Cholera Raging In Yokohama and
Toxic.

SAN FRANcIsoo, August S.-The
steamer San Pablo arrived today with
Hong Kong dates to July 10 and Io.
kohama to the 22d. An Associated
Press advice from Toxic, Japan, says
"Cholera is now raging IN Yokohama
and Toxic. In the former p ace it is
worse than ever before. During the
last five days July 10 to 2O) the cases
have averaged over one hundred daily,
deaths fifty. There is every reason to
fear that it will spread further, as The
str ospheric conditions are, at the
prfssnt time, favorable. 10 the pIopa.
ga ion of epldemics. The weather is
the hottest experienced since 1870 Up
to date only two foreigners have been
attacked, both of whom died. The
better C asses of foreigners and natives
are entirely free from the disease.
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Al Paris.

PARIs, August 9.-Business on the
Bourss during the week was inactive
and dropping with the exception Of
foreign securities which we're strong
in sympathy with the feeling on other
BONUSES. Three per cent. rentes de-
creased 20. Credit foneier advanced
2f Soc. Suez canal shares fell 5f So
Panama canal shares we're steady with
a daily relapse, closing yesterday 25f
lower.
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Volcanic Disturbances in Australia,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, August o.
The steamer Maliposa, which arrived
last evening from Australia, brings
further details of the great volcanic
disturbances which laey occurred in
New z aland. Heavy earthquakes
continue i'm Tarwara and sulphur
Springs districts. Severe earthquakes
continue to be felt in Rotodi distiict.
A relief party sent out reported that
Lake Tarward hsd fallen considerably.
The oil hath at Whsfkare Warda was
throwing up stones and mud 10 a
hight OF twenty feet aud the great
boiling lake, Papataug, would sud-
denly rise as much IS two feet and
then as quickly fall Similar phenom-
era were observed at Kuilrah caldron,
which would rite two feet in half an
hour, then IS suddenly return to its
normal level. Mr.. Dnsey, the tile
graph operator in charge of Ro'orna
statlons, near where the eruptious aud
earthquakes are heaviest, reported
June 25th that volcano number one
was dead and numbers two aud three
were stesming. Number four was
still throwing up mud. Lake Rotoms-
hama was comparatively quiet, only
one geiser in the center was play
ing. The park terrace geiseIs were
still blowing up clouds of steam
but were less active than they had
been. The immense crevssses created
between White Terrace and Tarawara
continued to steam and the cone on
top of Tarawara Mountain was throw.
ing out volumes of black smoke and
ct am. The New Zealand Herald says:
tOn Galatia plains the volcanic showers
OF mud took at times most eccentric
cou Sc, overlapping a section of land,
then striking another further on
in the same line. DR.. Hector, who is
making a-scieDtifc examination OF the
volcanic districts, expects that the
volcanic cone which was thrown up in
Lake Rotomahan during the disturb
ance had already July lst) attained a
height of 600 feet and was daily adding
to its stature. He has named it Mount
Hazard, after the gentleman who lost
his life the first night OF the great
eruption. A chemical examination OF
volcanic ashes show that they are
mostly composed of fac basaltic soil.
Every human being had abandoned
the enire section of country situated
within the line of the volcanic system
Photographers were busily engaged
taking views OF the region.
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White Cliff Mineral SPRINGS,

Monroe County, Tennessee,
SITUATED on top of Chilhower Mountain
~ 5000 feet above sea level. Good water,
pure atmosphere, magnificent scenery and
comfortable pccOmmoda ions. Daily line of
stages and daily mail from Athens, Tenn,
over n good road; distance sixteen miles.
Telegraph office in hotel, connecting with
othor lines at Athens. Terms reasonable
and special rates for families. For circu-
lars, giving analysis of waters, etc, address
proprietor, I. A. MAGILh,
White CLIFF SPRINGS, Tenn
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Ecott,s EmuIaIon

OF pure God Liver Oil, with Bypo-
phosphites, is a most valuable remedy
for consumption, scrofula, wasting dis
eases of cnildi en-, colds and chronic
coughs, and in all conditions where
there is a loss of flesh, lack Of nerve
power and general debility of the
system.
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GRAIN IN SIGHT.
Statements Of the New York and
Chicago Boards OF Trade.

CHICAGO, ILL August 9.-The Chi
cago report of the visible supply Of
grain is as follows: On August 9TH
Wheat, 36,752,99 bu; increase, $685.
1874 hu. Corn, 1851, 705 bu; decrease,
549,588 bu. Oats, 2021, 5o7 bu; in.
crease, 266,77l Blu. Rye, 429,14S bu;
increase, 5S,073 Blu. Barley, 258,e69
bu; increase, 29,884 bu. Stocks Of
grain in Oh csgo on August 9th are re-
ported as follows: Wheat, 8,3 OILS
bu; corn, 2,723, 1872 bu; yoat,, 8i2, 447
blu; rye, $50 356 bu; barley, So, 748 bu.
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Turkey md Giraeca.

CoNsTANrINoPLE, August 9,-The
formation of an army corps OF 10000
men in Macedonia is due to the recent
language of NJ. Tricoupis regarding
Greek claims and the efforts of Rus
sian emissaries t. foment a rebellion
in Macedonia, which efforts have bean
more active since the union Of Bulga-
ria and EAs EN- Roumelia thwaried
Russian propaganda in Bulgaria.
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Tho New YOrk etntomeut

New YORK, AUGUST 9.-The follow
ing was the visible supply of grain
August 9TH, as compiled by the Pro.
ducs Exchange: Wheat, SO, 1852 874 bu /;
increase, zoos, ol0 bu. Corn, $685., 346
bu; decrease, 545,8l3 bu Oats, 90
212, $50 bu; increase, 288, 457 bu. Rye
420,s47 bu; increase, 49,311 bu. Bar
ley, 252, 1874 bu; increase, 25.8s6 bu.
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strike of the Paris waters.

PARIS, August o. The striking
walters of Paris made second demon
strstion today. They held a meeting
in the Halles Centrales, in Montmalre,
andebecame so disorderly that the po-
lice were compelled to dispense them
Several OF the strikers were arrested.
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At RarIfn

BERLIN, August 0 Business on the
BouIse during the pa week was very
quiet. Variations we're fractional
with an upward tendency. HuDgar-
ian gold rentes advanced / per cent.
and Russians per cent. Long ex-
change on London closed at 203i,
short exchange on London a. 20.30,
and private discount at IL,
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Soldiers sent From Dublin.

DUBLIN, Augu,t 9.-In response to
urgent telegr ans received'from Belfast
last evening, 400 infantry soldiers,
some of Them he ng on furlough, were
summoned by bugle in the streets,
and were disDatched in haste to Bel
fast by special train. A body OF 200
drsgoons and Infantry left for Belfast
at A o'clock this morning. The police
of Belfast will be superseded by the
military
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Among the Northern Lake.

Of Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa, are hum
drods Of delightful places where one can pass
the summer months In quiet rest and enjoy.
heated term completely rejuvenated. Each
recurring season brings to 0conomowoc,
WAukesha, Beaver Dam, Frontenac, Oko.
boil, MinnetOnka, White Bear, and innu-
mantle names, Thousands Of our bast reople
whose winter homes are on either side of Ma
son and Dixon's line. Elegance and COM
fort, at o moderate cost, can DO readily OBJ
tanned. A list of summer homes, with all
being distributed by the CHICAGO, HLwGu-
XXX AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY, and will be sent
free upon Applicant, by letter to A. V. II.
Carpenter General PasseI ger Agent, Mil
Waukea Wis
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VIII BE Taken Care OF nj Homo,

LONDON, August Sir r G. G..
Hamilton, Under Secretary for Ire
land, will, it is announced, be trans-
ferred to England and be- given a post
under the government there. He will
be succeeded in his present office by
an Irishman.
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No Fears OF n Fatal Result.

LONDON, August 9.-Tbe Chronicles
Rome correspondent telegraphs that
the Pope had two faintiug fpslls on
Saturday. He is much exhausted, but
continues to perform his usual duties.
His physicians have no fears Ot,a fatal
result,
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British Imports,

LONDON, August 9.-The returns is
gu d by the Board OF Trade show that
the imports for the month of July de-
creased e2,l50,000 as compared with
the same month last year, and that the
exports increased G690,00O
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BRUssKIs, August S.-Todsy 1900
workmen marched in an orderly pro-
cession through the principal streets,
carrying red flags ard all singing the
"Msrseilla'se. The demonstration
was preliminary to that to be held on
the 18th instant.
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Trouble Between French AM
Italian Fishermen

PARIS, August 9.-Marseilles fisher.
men complain that the fisheries agree
ment recently made between France
and Italy sacrifices their interests, snd
they threaten to protect themselves
unless the government protects them
from Italian ncroachments.
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Cholera in Italy,

ROME, August 9.-.The cholera turns
since the last report showlin Barletta
10 new cares, 90 deaths; Brindisi, IL
new eases, 6 deaths; Bolo2ns, s new
cases, deaths; Ravenna, 10new Cases,
8 deaths; Venice, new cases, and
else where 50 new cases, IL deaths.
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CropG I'm RrXnf

ALEXANDRIA, August s. The
Produce Association announces that
the cotton and maize crops are nor
NAL, but twelve days late, owing tothe
lowness of the Nile.
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Austrian gold rentes closed at 1910,
Hungarian gold rentes at S7.75, Aus
TITAN credit at 227, short exchange on
London at go 40, exchange on New
York at A 81, al d private discount at
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Sir Samuel Ferguson Dead.

LONDON, August o. Sir Samuel Fer
guson, Q. @, LID, and president of
the Royal Irish Academy, is dead. He
was rs years OF age.
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The British OurrsAcy question.

>. LONDON, August The govern.
lmeht has adopted the proposal of the
Royal Commission on the. Dep ession
in Trade to appoint special commit
tee to examine the currency question
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Crab Orchard Springs,

I NCoLN. COUNTY, KY The excellence
- tho cuisine, and accOmmo dations char
actcristic Of this hotel during the pust throo
years, shall be fully maintained this sea son.
EXCURSION tickets to tho Springs by the L..
and N. Railway are good vim Louisyii O, both
going and returning, to proceed on FIRST train
succeeding arrival in Louisville.
w 7. GRANT, Prey't j, c. KING, SUIT.
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Inhn Rn.kin,s IIInesn

LONDON, August 9.-John RusBin's
illness has decreased, His condition
is now announced to be that OF con-
valescence.
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Aftermath.

FRANKFORT, Augus' Cuisines on
the Boursa during the week was stsg
nant. Foreign stocks were finn.
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"LOndCn a" Trouser StretCher
Trustees Sale.


FINDER and by virtue Of n certain deed
" of trutt executed to me, as trustee, and
wherein default has been made, du y re-
tsI's ofise of Shabby eevntv, Tenn, / viii.
Or Monday, August 30, 1886,
during legal hours, on me southwest corner
Of Main and MadiOo lit'ect', In the city Of
Memphis, Tonn., Iliach trustee, sell ut
public auction, 70 y ,hiehest bidder, for
equity, Tenn ANA itfrritcd Nj uhrws. to-
wit; teing the no ! halt Of lot No 80 Of
II W, Hill 8 ubdiN liOD, fronting 81 ett on
the west side OF Suistte street md Running
back west between parallel lines a"o alright
angles to 8 i'd street 81 feet ~ Az plley. and
being same land described in above men-
toned trust deed Equity Of reirmp ion
waived; tie believed to be Root, tut will
only convoy as trustee. July %, 1886.
H. BENSDONF, Tru tee.
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THE PUPL'S HEALTH.
His Holiness Said to BE In q Very
Rrecar1U as condition.

PARIS, August 9.-The Journal de8
Debdis says that the Pope is seriously
i'll and that his life is despaired OF.
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Labor Dem nstrstIon at Brussels.

1t says the meeting is a significant
guarantee Of peace.
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- Rockbridge Co., Va. High up in the
Virginia mountains, Picturesque surround
ings, extensive and beautifully shaded lawn.
Gas, electric bells, and all modern improve
ments. Two daily ~ lis, post, telegraph and
express oihces on tho promises, Table tho
surerb band OF music. Send for illustrated
pamphlet. Charges moderate. Open for Wis
itorsL June 18th. Waters: Alum, Cbaiubeats
and treesione. r. 7. Wiki S0N Man ar.