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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

flf i-fftt Wi C-tc nu- rf ,tef socia-
h.e .1T Frely rfetiiC Is ist 1ruslr.
aft- g rFila.iar OBI. Il. g- t1r sa.ae. au1
ltnst rtha rr tlrrlnsjt euaa-, tn il''ss@a.
oa's Sil doubtless naf0 l'ieasaul me. TIE
EEsr BE- bases a. q Fc'1 asi1-f-..ilt
commuters r a-f@aee .nt1.ts. whr wEl $50
ai Ia lia. p ,T1Ffl .o laAte ll. present ez1 ~
.lsalrautfas
T'lle rsIn ,afF U-a ss-fru'ts @ tua-oress
uniform aGl cfs ga rrnli0.iar cri- Isl liie
rfgiarnlti lJ1l r0uIn, VI D4eg r. .sf open
GO ghs gub1ir tufrHg .te 9FlH ZiiH Wtloh
dsnrila Eril ls ucglce1 p iy -, Ftea
.rrsaH-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

rsHrhcxser Ledge sf 1.sons Have n
SsI.rfoas Rsuston.

Glorious h4uetDn.
The one-huaGreats anniversary nf the
1rguHI zaii0n - Manchester Lodge. Va. 4,
A. . and 4 Missions. wifs celesrgied yes
tardgv Win ihf mnruiDg broke the sky
vras grffrd WITH broadening clouds. which
defcf,s.a usrfrv Nho would Otherwise hsve
fuuc ~ from attending. To those who
ala sltend C,f dsy was one u T2sl cul0Y-
usuf. ura 81 was 81 event long 70 be- rrDsIn-
1.frva Id Nasauic circles. The members met
a fheir haH. Fiiih and Rainmidge streets.
soon after O'Clock. md about & bali haHr
isier. n icEaiiR and under eommand ri
.be riroper Officers. marched ia = body 20
ths EaIuir dpe-~trcai Baptist church, where
3 serrnon suited % Zee occasion was preach
&C sv TIRE chaplain. Lev. William II. Chris
tinn. Al The church there were mHEy eeD-
tjeuen moi members % tae craft and
number ~ aides 60 hesl the serm3u. The
breaker y his discourse. winch was az sbie
md interesting one heiG that the order
So. founded upuu the teachings - The Bible
and snudured upon Christian principles.
I3e ssla ihe ORDER was q noiiie one and
sfutfc.n.. pot only fe It's members. Duf q
flfir fan mes WbeU assistance b needed.
affeY fhs sermon TIE bznd piHved g NelfaT,
NJ God. 60 Thff. aud the lodge ava 10
giiec Guests proceeded 20 tbe Druvile de-
uad. where .peelsl tiuiu was IN waiting Go
.slr hem 30 Bon Ar where the other ex-
ercses were 81 take piaee. Jew minui@s
iravc ended be- paitv al uIpir destination.
md ugor their arr sal q short TINE Was
sron1 u -ocial conversation.
About u O'Clock the sudipncf assembled
O. nrpr tlif centennial urstlun. llch VA.
dfHVerpd nN Nor~tipiui William 4. Clip
ton. Tins wss AZ important oDntri button
20 Masonic literature. de gave IN iuie-
resting sketch 0i ihf ipage from he zine
It was CONSTITUTED under disp.usaton fels
ruaTT -. 1-aG. and IT, organization Under
regular raurfer granied bv ths Grand
Lodge NUvrDne. pm - tbe same veal up
fo ,bc present time. The cornerstone ~
-ue present buiiliuc vas laid with srea-
ceremony p l-n5. IN fhe yeaI ls45 the
ulBhfr.mn vas reduced o. seven v
INN A. Patterson, William II. Weis.rer.
S. lIisu Wa.scr. jamrs Ne-hli- = Lrih-
bridge Titus e. Rice. and =. ~emor. tse
...t named 1f whom -erGel 81 tilt1 10y re-,r-
without p.v.
Du tbt -pb o JsuulrT. 1850. nine c2Ddi-
1a'cs-W IlsslD q. ei.lrff, Thomas h.
"a vuut Charles y. NTuuH. Richard l0aae.
Ttu.l- s edsr'. r.. Francis p. Hatcher.
"a Gzfr Archer C1cEf- Hone-f L. T m,iHf-
.te. ana Alfred Artlur Alien presented
'heIT petitions fur nleinoarsitip. All T
lrm .rft tle venerable BIZ. Allen. ~
.athI witt al thp tn"1 members % tb'
sd.e. uare TONED ibe .uEumsrahit irErau
vtIc1 mutc- lo LAT mysterious realm oi
If..a.
u conclusion. ttf speaker ss1 A. -
traveller ll SOME -l.-luu- mountain If.-.I.-
Rlt- tls SUP o. u4-i -ner digu liel41i (
ftr w. .ts golden r.a,n. naolwar1 l-iWar-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

S -
gSwsmnse. TO-. ~: uoe.m "
1ytlc fnru ,ss3<e hlg0er. -.
go. s1l1as<tse S0vsUo2R ~ -.
srUISrr D1zse bsa teas p0meaeY
Ne mfso6. ossz99c
hid WBi<bey. el.ls Pnoyn ~ ~
sud xrbeSoiiy eessef, Pm9
LARD 1.sseee W. bess 49, sS~,1S1 =.
sDd n0nlnoyy n"ooss ~ syx- -
long o'sHf VIZ sn"-n& - '"'
csesf W.zs. ~~,r..n
CH1rAas, ILL.,. fovsrsoH zos~~ys
steady snd upehspges. TIE teeols9 Ios
ssuxeG - f0D~s spssl-cSy
highest, T<1tr.. iown1 49,
Txbe.; pecefsbsy. Bighrn Iesc-'
7ss<f.; Closing 1b1<c JnDnerr o
YhAe tows~s 7ese.; rio<ioE, 7o&r. 49,
Novemtef biGbc>A sS5fe-: fS~s<.
c3<xine. snSn D~oeur-r hsxns~<, 49,
iossa snse.; eiosane s@ss &snax'S ss<<
psf SIC lowest ssisc rlosios Ss't>
Gats - ovrtrusr higb-sf, Isszc mS~.
-. cbsire -. fsecsaf'ses b'wns~t Befe
lowest. 2asc ei~sng. 2s'se.; JsnuAY
nsvbr~t relzr .oNast 2S4.c cinetog
2eAe Pore SoV~u nsr SUD Dess 49,
hyhed - 20 9ss,.-,y hispr s.sS.-
49,. -. ,.,,.,.s, - a.. l.~.-t -
,,r.1,rs =. fsofa.rs si.su.si Sc F7< toU-
80, -: elasius, sur, rl~-.I~.n
sr' hss,' ese - 20 - 90 49,
ss't9.
= y. y 80 $50 7" - 81. ,..i...s va q
All gon.- '"t "T'' 80 x,.st'
-. "a . c.ss g1s~
asoss- i,'rs - sests au Jam :. 20 l,ry.
- 80 -i.e,' l','s - =. - tgst.r.~
- h'"Ss 4'%'~ - '~~fN'
VI. ............x
EENraW ~ TrE ittftssttd AaAkhf.
t.Ktse.,.a Sors.,cn.f 2r -Thera ~ss .
a, - ,,s., .s,,.s mar. r. me wheat NAP
- -, S. - ,vgoys r-s.s. .,,lvl,tQ AID -
.s,s.,ti, srvau-.a uslrrs fafsigu aaricos
,v.y. ~ i,sfl.ffv ira. ard uuo &c ufgos.
Frire' iof most eincs ~ 49,. $40 se
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
TEEE Al rHE UsTYER,IIg
ire = uose.I Hail ana ia V-sa-.lt
contents Ehesfr,'ss.a.
9peelAl lsleErrIr tDinf D.Essl--

rr-t NI,l tI Ir.c~IlE
November 9a.-At f-.aH to-a
discovered "a no til-e ssprv 1f On.
r aaI G eng uIversi;v ~ T.re-
-rf department was promptly an ...
.hf IGia-nl crrne1 go ramdIr l-4
-ls ll lulf nj Saving & al til
rt.e. vH-g valuable. The h,
Utmost euc,r.iE burned a ..rsu.
81 ta.wrG. -Uof-irC iIeru . t
.fe. -he Ig-L .aQ G,hrf 5ud[ .u- ..
'rers'.r, h--- sTreaG ~ s.
fIft crtaa tT p-Juyd attrr
arrueL uIeI- thai w8ieb con
l.i'sl's ie'-UrI-rn9n. lmpo~-4r 81 r-
nr. werr losi. There b rsrf.a -r4t-.
ul ll- tDua,ne and contents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
A Pastors, SlEfI
~ u. tt-lFrrrln II ID. M a.

IEfat % srItEftlt % Lle d . u
DAEE7r.iE. Va sOygfninr eg-The Emp
AT ciIllIos % tins city declaed r cztera g
eilh 70 hfv. tharro Z. Face az Mobile.
Ala. 70 % lie psilF.fv'f Chr c..l,rra lr I'ace
g br. :. 4. S0ocrtn. rernr1iV -,.sicnea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
FlRE ar CAPE nAY.
The EsIIeEus aetei ana ISw Ces<Ageo
Do,rro. "a 7 Yesterday.
~ 49, ii b tne Disnatrh.l

% ftfsfh ~ a Wv RAofSa0ast
lI'E DAT. -. o., Noyember 5o.--l5ro
$3.50 discovered 4Ioul 800 tbi, IDorning -
ht miro dolr = ihe bniri iielievue, -
Dsi-- Ns' Point. Afs'stsuro wa sent ffom
rlis cif uu De oatrc structure va cosnp
nif'e'y 'urDed q. the grpCDG About 70
r0'iaLes YrIr br. four stores, aud lumi'rr-'
rrrc vfrt a.s9 DESTROYED. al the cottages.
.hou. one haH were ocrlpied Toe OtberB
were oreUp.-d 20 'y lu -he Eummer sessOa.
Tht gmsuu! - iEe if-- Ias n1f yef b1eu
e.rImatad jas nrf !, supr9-.5 10 - -
rt 7f ln Dccadlry no tbe be.leyas ~
not rco- l-.umte tor -rfcri u0uiaS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

a roaal and Instrumental cuncor g'.N ,a
-iren IL larcoTHI Haa Tblrsgay Esghs fos
the lsest1H u 1hf org,m fund d taiag..
eiatiuA Meihnaisi nbsnrh. hrs. knBWlez
ard Neesrs Cunningham. irTEmI,, and
oflaFz wiz IAke ye-rL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
Fire rn Page Caurf-
sl'erisl ioiesrEin 70 lns DiEpr ri.

"ItllII 0tItsII-Ll Z. -lf IIIIUT
L-EAT- A. November IN I'll af-
chant ull n NJ. Emaruel Fncz. -uaHa
- Newport n thi- e0uutr. Eas tl-.HT ---
stroTeo ~ iirt oI Thursday DlSi, 4'a'f
rt9o worn o. ThHzt aDc eag ler-i
o.laniIiF % nssT were couFU1ra- ine
lDas % estimated q; from sa.Gl. % 9s POO,
Nil no iusuruner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
rphnn nuIIau. NllIca

% IrlfsIt % . lilt lIIEDhIIHI
UAvasA. November 29--i.asf night q
tody ~ n1ire surprised -be u0,rr1ous ufi.
ltw .5ir.m,z ard two 8ihrr handli- lu fhe
o.tY. Jiminrz rsn. hut wa. oTe'taSen,
wien De mace stout rcsirtaDrr. wOUndine
FIVE - ihe pnlice before be Wa 6dlef. li's
~ % cnmu4nions were killed sbiit irving
81 frakr their r-caftf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

Tie ltiraeli9n u the 8oa0emy lins week
VII te CE1laIL, Hasf-F a C2.lzn's Mn
sareis. TIE troupe is sHia % iss sDi'o giss.
witt severysl specialists There wi Re No
ffaftf.ee Tanfst,ar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
IEfL Aeriaerr 30 . Hunting Parry.
Thy Ieief--sps 70 rhf DtHp&lcrl

Fu-FWIGK, Eoyeaber III a parry %
hunters. consisting ~ o.. %. F-oemaD,
VIII p. BAKER, Ipst. -pV,ns. and :. !.
D2ker, al u CORY, Pa. nd Niile Har-
ser, % Minnesnis. Werl spending lew
ciEs n Forrest coEu3y, ana we're enecEFed
q tlIP wD5ds. This m0-I-l- " O'Clock.
curing Z heEry wind IrIl- Tef WIS
hiysn ACROSS tbeIr bll,. leuulisi-ifs AZ ana
killing freenaE sufri.A-- Tie others
were seriously iuiured. 'e. VII reroVer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
A nl.n.lrun. rlrc.

y ltI1sItF y = y -IIHYl u
- ''rr $500 EcH. ia, lcVeiI 'sf IA DIS
--Jou- IRE occurred ~ Hr-aruy Cis.
rr.I .ItTi i-iaua. -b.- s'.srupou, which
.rf .femsu ar. bii.".. ,l,- Jthru lightly
81 arca -H -hrnt .rf-. u-f-. tw1 stables,
.ud -AtI avf.Iu-- ae.f. yr1. 2gl several
l.ltI-s IcuGf'td llu-c. 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

.Ey islsgEt p- to re DHprtri.
Fo-a.Rtfl. Era.. November co.
llluInt a. fHas. O. .avyer al1 fnr
u.It frlI = Justice a4 Zoe peace. CON-
90 ffd f..las -1.. morning lH tsEtEg 1OF-
aaU. Ilt H-i iflar -t4tin- lla' b. was
.frc af &c. ift $40 ur-arrier
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

IlR &isaailsfv S8zae7s ~ The bap11
fiasrA nssg. q $50 0ici6eS flis aitss-
ht,tn.
Mas hunis6t, wiss bas heen visiting
tfarhus N Pns9salsp emnlfs, satarpHa
he,ss Ffteas efitapsan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

W. th-t hsNh AIf1i ~
EFW FutE Npvember % The wee
rEIE AIbIpWFft SHOWS re follow nc
.tfrge4 tteta~-n. increase q IA $50
rUuf -r~-ruaf 81 r 800 sperie Increase
d +.E goo. --A. .,r.lerE Increase tiI6.
r.E. 1rpug o. .Trr-aes 3. ~ 500. c.rcu-
bf 90 decrease ssf 200
LEI .af 4t nos lYit s. $50 600 u r1ccs
~ THO - rftf rule
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

EAL-zEuEE. ND. November ~ .---JSstsp
EUEuF INC lrN 90 us. fes r. I1C1
g~u VIII as-tsf -ueulr1 ~t-&t---,0-- u-
tuu mkcg Lnc uet. wNlsrn higher
cltQaur ttsatr. aolt1err - h84shs. s3utl-
err Ef..ier 6Hsec SO . weE-grr winter
20. B'of 81 r-er fi-rsfri,sr Pc gta-.c
IGruRrF. erssAst - tfurlsrs - aisle
KAY gg~c 10 l.l~c- southern iriu
userterl urr-us lT1 -.1et BOO -ulrg wtiss
.fas Ec aortaeTr Tsl gW eEEshc WeE1erD
u zec auoL sS4,C ula regr, Sss&sSA1-t
laHuery. s53ssz5 G. slsS i-.ef, - -e. DiG.
lags LTII ELG pcioi sol .lorn. .1sh3c
gaafftD wife SSN2ee western ~ i2tsa va
csc fHgugy VIDA biah1e- hHr LAEDsr
Il EBFrnc frUVlsionE rlist Gn1 steady.
lgzs over and seEy 81 lns14r. -acla-~
nglIflef-.at.rec stsEcy 81 -Csse4o4<c- 4E1-
les uuiel ~ gl.2aGtL.4s. FrciEr - Nv
frgaU ;sef B.eaInor BisGct Enc 1Uiet
CINCINNATI.
,-MrZySgATr A.gVcirtp ef ao.-fTDCF sissy
y naaf eIlie. 30. red. 17c. DarE lrEG
no ! lslizat. scg llfts eAsfef. -tti ia z<-n,
.sr FnrE DgmiEai ~ - %. Lard nrrDsY
q. So aEk- III k-fSrsts sDe bacon iGiei atao
unchanged. WHISKY steady - 81 "a. s1ESy
st~SCr. d1e1 G0lrf e0ELSOr Snc light.
81 =. Gtt -; pGsElns glc DnicaerS, tfs
Il. ID.
81 LSsrxh. November 2e.--FioEr ETmer
nsii asi materially higher. wnce1 active
sne stronger, Aa. ; sea cssns TJ1se- ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

1Le TtcEsrt VIII be- ciase1 TIA, wres gn-
ga Tllrsdet. shpu 8iss Louise Ul.l Wlu
as,,rrr n lbs cnurav entitled 20 oT1lBe'
Fool. story u inaaern fs. 8 maiir6s
VII boz given Thursday. and Heriormanee-
Tiu'stls1. F~g5ay, sid saturday n.giGs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
NORTH CAROLINA.
xrws GATHERED HKRx AND rHxEz
ar RAtyIGH.
rstal ssv-Ein Kxpissaun-whe VIII Ne
speassrf-rvo More Democratic ssns-
notwithstanding views Spses.


E.FEYGH, y. C.. November aa.--The
rrws from Ash willie - thst the cam
-,,i;fee's interview wiih Presldeai Garrett
ir Ercar6 70 the proposed southern cxicn-
son q TIE BaiiiusN snd Osio railway Ulo
;,ssi islsce va very satisfactory and Gu
s,auyu1
The subeuuer kaie Wentworth is ashore
an gagfse hanks sl.e = .Aden with 10y
wood. The captain died three weeks ago
n tic West Indies nd r8c mate we
lnoci - overheard znd drowned last week.
TItIe - no bopf ~ saving fie vessel.
I.aa niCH Mr. A7l5ela ". Aon,z died
herr ~ pulmonary consumption ~ The
residence - Friirs-cr lIii, hc~ hrpiaeT-iR.
isw. p ho is new telrae1 ~ fhr lus.iiu-
fuu faF tbr Deaf In a,. and Blind. Mrs..
Mort wss 8 SISTER = Iar. Mcfs iil. ~ Ast'-
luG. "a. aua had anHHUr brother. also
uhvAeisn. a Asls'f.lr, y. g.. hoy sge WIS
Iweni q.scvCs. lsc ba8v was taken 20
MnrylanG to-day.
Mar y arf~ninn YESTERDAY Richard
bet. saw-miR exploded. instantly kilinr
5 ruung Win, msa NAMED L. 8. Harris,
and hanging .,it 1ouE n 9 fi1rhdul maD-
ncf.
Psmliro Cauufr superior Cau-i begin.
ns,.i 4 ouanv Therr gvlN 5e Dp jail ca>aa
o. frv ~ oil j1c pTf.0arrs sureeeaed IN
breaking oui CD Thursday night and
making bcI escape They cm tIc!f way
GA; 81 IL prcs .s'l sons.
The auuua l3afereure ~ the CIR stan
Church n Nm1b taroilua beg q ycsi',I lEr
al l,rubafn. end ouds to-dsF.
a. ftse snuuai rnottirr o. thr dicr.urs oi
fhr IS 'iminef0u aud Weldon railroad "a
v iiuiurran ve-eTdsr aH th- Old Oh -er.
wttc r elected The stockholders passed
resolutions approx az the gc.l1n taken n
lulcinc v1r"r, arruea Zines ana direct
.u. su1k io boz pushed on tae Clinton -n1
NaE~aW uTunrh.
al Old -E-ME rs d VIEW light.
Apom stree v,trE arn, 2 " i.1n county.
e igw IS ih.Ins wa. strnct over the
brad q ssipnr kers hv stephen Hunt.
y e~- soon af'rrwurd. Williams dlPd from
-ir 'cts ai fhf blow. hCui and bass son
Va serrr arrested. CHARGED gyIfn the crime.
l.,r 80 there wfs .ck Gi evidence against
flfr isY acre discharged. New evidence
araIu-t sheen nnfh nas .ual BERN discovered.
and i1.h have been reEr-ere3. The
Younger one IL uoE T. jni and WI 5c tired
f0' alfdcr.
-wa uurE 1.TNFrU ~ff SIS TORS.
T-.r last ~ aU $40 .ruerartsl Jl.rrIc,s .o
Boo ae.~. fr1m Wa. .tf First. and tht r.
1ahsrru. e'l..l boldly. I1e Demo-
----. rstr rls .ro.a-T g.. cais ru~f. 1ow-
r..f. 'r- taf rn.ur-s - officially madc
iu.uH -bu .Lt tID: c4ndiosies. ~iaw
auO srgu-. WEE ci-otf5. tit former
ha,.rr r- .r8 ...t h,ier l1- ioritv lve,
ilg.r sa1l--. opponents.
roLEsT FlLEs.
F--. whom are eillrasiur D thr ..ur-
rr.f,s De Vou.It .r t.~Uu. svf-E ~gUrif lrf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
E.STERTAIKMEET.

COKCERT AND DRIEA OF FORTY
Y YOrgG I.AtIf,S n ne Esgiznasgsi
Ar,r err 1BECkH bEt. 3 1ssa
Admission 4dCiIs, - certS, sss1Gxen. 10
neJslE
Mgnu: OyElesB EieNsd. rsg. " .rief zoe. I:
TmFey I0r Tongue, Toe HEm sauc.
v'1nh &c Cslery Ito FLck as, zoe. Bus-
tes ana Lsoll DC Coffee, &c. Tea Sc. Co
Goa 10 Dssmolaco. Sew York. 1ec.
- I'LL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

AZ Tx Ea,nasngiszr y''sierosF iile fnii0w-
ing osasziets wts. rrrtdvBa Martha iianay,
"a CRlpagsE, f:zrs yegs lor a.iem'tiis
Tsslsoa Ea.1lesa RIslsS. a l.sJspnissEnss:k.
gasf yrar lsF Rxisw1ii cutting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

E0eilEf1FE- x. y, E9YerlDef -a.-tg
ireroissriho arrE1grpeni seven buhofea
slitsgTi3efs discontinued sheir ase ID teie-
f'haoes n tbs CITY ID noon today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

U0T-Cr HEP- sZ
Frrref rar-F
80 lfrs 20.
E.fNffTf
rr -aag
.rr1ATycEs.
tr-rs ~. -irrT FTlr -s 81
-rIf-r -.HH srDt "6--- 10. LCc.
4-g q IlL4tas.--e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

SEv YORK; November 10.-1he GriAi Of
Lx-Aicerman HcQuade to-day YVES Tree
rum sensssioE-i features, being devoted 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
vnRFnIK PHAxrr xAkKKr.

f<TFlT u IN NJ DIfftstF1sT
ToHF IL. Noveurhef 20.-a&rkH; steady.
Good sslss - luotsrDus Bus Dsss sctlss
- the fsrfOrfps suo isrgc shipments bast
arc N-sr Prime rsHsc. com mor. t<s
1,r slsliso 2sstc. factory hama ickeA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

Nrx Ynks 1.Oretp eey 20. --COsioo-5ee
-rcetuiR lr5: gross rssei pis ] pi2 oslsA
Futures 6. .s.ad rrIu Esle "a poo bsis<
Ns,-etr 10y ~ CssIp 90 teostrDer ~. 80
50 q IsuuurF - 2aNtp - ~cnrusry.
~ gFsfs ~ March ~ s4sfb 20 Awtl
20 .esss % Ma 50 essfs % june cs.7ts
- - July ~ szafp 30. august ~ soe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

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vEAT $50 bushels
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-05-27
GAEL AND SETTLE.

All those knowing themselves to be indebted
to no MAN a. co. will please cal and
set tie, as there will be o change in the firm.
M. HOFFMAN 4 co.
winnemueoA January p, lssa IT,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-05-27

fzT REPAIRING. in the Saddle, Harness and
Boot Departments, promptly attended to, at
prices suit the times.
DO IF Nj Il. STAUNTON.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-05-27

Elegant Rooms
Can be obtained at the LAFAYETTE HoTxL, al
reduced prices. asr, sm d1-u
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-05-27
Boots Made to Order

For all prices from Sl1 to $50 pair. Boots OF
the best brands so as cheap as anywhere on
the Pacific Slope. No hgut dress Shoss for
ladies' kept in stock.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-07-22
SIZE OF THE HERDS
Why They Should Be Divided When
t~raordinarfly Large.

Why They Should Be Divided When Ex-
Extraordinarily Large.
The smaller the herd the larger the
profit. proportionately. Such has been
the experience of all dairymen. Single
cows have been kept on an acre of
ground, but fifty cows have not been
kept on fifty acres. Yet it is cheaper
to keep fifty COWS on fifty acres, pro-
portionately, than to keep one COW on
an acre. This curious fact is one that
has caused considerable discussion, and
eminent dairymen are every year en-
deavoring to solve the problem. We
are well aware that in all cooperative
enterprises the greater the numbers
the smaller the expenses to each indi-
vidual, and animals are no exception.
With proper appliances. and improved
methods, it is easier to feed one hum
dred cows together than to attend TO
each one separately. That cooperative
effort in the care of all renders the
work easier than that required when
the COWS are in the hands of different
owners is well known. The single
family cow receives care that is not
bestowed on a herd. All her wants
are supplied. She is MIXED at regular
intervals, and her quarters are kept
s~crupulously clean. If she is deficient
in any particular requisite she is soon
supplied. At night she is carefully
housed, her bed shaken up, and every
sndeavor is used to make her comfort
able. With a number there is more
OF less competition. A struggle is con-
stantly taking place for the choicest
heritage, and the individual is lost in
the herd. Sickness or injury is often un-
noticed, and the disadvantages in other
respects are numerous. Is it not the
better plan to divide the herds when
they are very larger May not animals,
like human individuals, be unable to
thrive as well when massed in large
numbers as when each has its own
favorable surroundings The subject
is n that is worthy of consideration.
Farm, Field and Stockman.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-07-22
ROUGH FEE NEEDED.

The Only System of Feeding Which: In.
sures Complete Digestion.
All domestic animals need rough feed,
or ''stover," mixed along with the fine
food, hogs as well as the rest. In the
case of the Eliminating animals, it is
doubtful if grain or meal fed alone goes
to the first stomach at all. Alarge ma
jority of the experiments made to deter
mine this point. clearly show that fine
foods do not, to any material extent, 90
to the first stomach when fed to cattle
alone; and if food does not go to the first
stomach, it can be only very imperfectly
digested, since it escapes the macerating
process of the rumen, and being remas-
ticated and mixed with the saliva. How
true this is every large feeder of cattle,
in the West at least, must know. Alarge
proportion of the kernels of corn eaten
by the animals is found in their drop
pings, some whole, others broken, but
all indigested. If they had passed into
the first stomach they would have been
raised and remasticated. and certainly
would not have escaped this process
scarcely broken. So it is when meal is
fed. 1t passes into the third and fourth
stomachs, a mass of dough, into which
the gastric juices can not penetrate. 1t
is true that the muscular contractions of
the stomach will give a gentle motion to
the dough; but this will make it more
compact rather than of a character that
the gastric juice can operate freely
upon it. Ii, however, we mix this meal
with Gu tstraw or hay, the mixture will
60 to the first stomach. and will, of
course, be remasticated, while the bits
of straw or hay will allow the gastric
juice to circulate through the mass and
insure complete digestion Washington
Post.