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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
n,mAsWAuLx APPLAUSE.
Almost q Riot Follows an Acceptable
kaln

An Ocean Grove On. j. special says :
A singular spectacle was witnessed last
night in the auditorium on the Ocean
Grove camp-ground The meeting OF
the National Temperance Society was
in progress, and the evening address
bv George W. Balm, OF Kentucky, had
called together an audience Of 5000
persona A vocal solo was rendered
by Mrs. Alice j. Osborne, soprano OF
fremont Temple. Boston. which aroused
great enthusiasm through the audience.
A hearty burst Of applause arose from
all parts OF the great assemblage, and
call after call was made for an Cncorc.
The excitement was intense, the meeting
became tumultuous, and for awhile chaos
reigned. DR.. +. II. Stokes, president OF
the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Asso-
citation, who occupied a position on the
platform. vainly attempted to quell the
excitement and restore order. His voice
WAS drowned by the noise, and finally his
efforts 10 stop the wild applause and
wilder confusion evoked loud and re-
peated Kisses from several parts OF the
assemblage. Order was restored 10y Mrs
Osborne consenting to sing another
slan2a Of the hymn. This Is the first
time that demonstration OF this nature
has occurred on the camp-ground, and
stringent measures will DO enforced by
the association to prevent recurrence
Of such disorder.
The concluding sessions OF the Ma
tional Temperance Society were held to-
day, the audience being tho largeSt OF
the season. The annual sermon was
preached by the Rev. DR.. +. +. lngle-
hart, of Newark, in the auditorium. The
temperance Sunday school was held inthe
afternoon. The surf meeting, which was
announced for o'clock on the beach,
was not success owing 10 the heavy
rain which prevailed at the time. The
address OF George W. Balm in the audito-
rum in the evening was attended by a
tremendous audience. The final adj
joummont occurred at the conclusion Of
the night session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
argument was earnestly socOnded By Mr.

DdIutSs Va tf'OIkih
Mr. Cannon. of Illinois, said it was
time that Congress should determine
what policy should govern II in such
matters. Heretofore its policy had beet
TO aid only expoStions of an interna-
tional or national character. III that
policy were now abandoned and aid
given to the Columbus Exposition, 1T
must also be granted to the Augusta and
Richmond Expositions.
Mr.. Henderson, Of Iowa, offered an
amendment appropristing $3.50, 600 to
aid tho Exposition TO be held by the
colored race IN Atlanta, Ga, in 1889 and
1890, under the auspices of the Colored
World's-Fnir Association of America. He
argued that if Congress was to give
Government aid in this class OF cases 1T
should certainly be afforded 70 strug-
Cling race which wished TO show its adj
yancemeut after generations OF slavery.
Mr. Herbert, of Alabama, thought
that il the Government was going into
the circus business it might do it sys-
tematically. Old John Robinson, king
OF circus-men, had recently died, AND if
the Government wiahed now to take bis
place it ought so be done on something
like regular system. 1t was not fair to
give aid to one State or city and to re-
fuse it TO another. The Government
ought to establish regular travelling
exhibit
Mr.. Brumm, Of Pennsylvania, advo-
Gated Henderson, amendment, contend
inc that the Atlanta Exposition was OF
national character.
Mr.. Oates, OF Alabama, saw more merit
in Henderson's amendment than in the
original bill. He was opposed to this
show business but If the bill were to
pass he would favor the amendment.
Nr. Wise advocated the amendment
offered by him, and argued that in ex-
tending Governmental aid Congress should
not discriminate between the various
States aud their cities.
Mr. Warner offered an amendment
appropristing $l0,0 to enable the de-
partments TO be represented ar the
Kansas City Exposition to I've held IN
September and October. Adopted.
The amendments offered by Messrs.
Wise and Henderson were adopted.
The question then REQUIRED on the
third reading ofthe bill as amended, and
the yeas and nays were ordered and re-
sulted-ycas, GS nays, 81. No quorum.
Vba House then at 3.1O adiOuTned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
ELECTRIC POWER.


THE VIRGINIA ELECTRIC LIGHT
l. AND POWER COMPANY is now prepared
10 estimate for and furnish
POWER AND ELECTRIC MOTORS
from 4 10 2J-horso power for driving all kindsof
machinery for mechanical purposes-fans, oeya-
tors, &c, sc.
The advantages Of using Electric Motors are
economy, reliability, regularity Of sreed under
all circumsl ances, safety. simplicity aud absence
Of heat and noise; requiring no skilled labor to
runit
Any work that can DO dono bya steam-engine
can 10 done by an Electric Motor
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
ARC AND INCASDEsCENr LIGHTS for stores,
Offices. dwellings, warehouses; shops, &C, fur
nished at reasonable rates.
apply for terms, &C., TO
W. II. COLE. Superintendent
80 io-3m 1O7 south Seventh street city.
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rTHE BRADSrREET COMPANY,
l. CHARLES y. CLARK, PEEsIDENP.
BRADSTREET'S RICHMOND OFFICE
No. lios EAST MAIN srREkr.
Telephone Ao4ii
IN. Witty. supsrintsnaen,

Tho Richmond ofiice has more Than kcpt pace
with toe rapid growth OF the city aud develop
ment % ins territory tributary 10 H. IL offers 70
the mcicaotile community OF this sect mall tho
advantages Of asystem The superiority Of when
II recognized IN every trade centre OF Ine civil
lied world. That It Is IN special sense prepared
10 guard tas Interest OF is loca patrolss Is A.
tested by the fact mat IL has larger anzzbsr
gsstssrsbsfs thaR any other mercantile agency
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
PROPOSALS..
S150,OOO.

NcHhoNn, VA, August !. l5Ss.
SEALED BIDS ADDRESSED TO TIE IN
DERShGNED will be received at tho ONCE
Of The City Auditor until O'Clock WEDNESDAY.
August 3, 1889. for ALL OK ANY PORTION OF
$is0,0D PER- CEN9UH kEGIsfERED BONDS
OF THE CRY or RICHMOND, payable thirty
fonr years after the ist day OF Jusy, 1SsS
Tue bids will be opened nj ihe tine above
named in the presence OF tho Committee on
Finance of the Ctr Council
These bonds will be Issued nnder authority Of
a resolution OF the Council approved April n,
1873, Appropxisting Ss09,o5o per cent FOR the
completion OF the New CITY Han
". u. HARGROYE,
al ltd Chairman Committee on Finance.
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srnRps- wARFHorsEs. 60.

1913 per annum-No. 1904 east Main street;
eight rooms above.
1881 per Gunum-No. 1CJ east Main street.
with one room.
.lSl per aunum-Seyentoenth and Broad
streets: new brick; three rooms sbOyo.
sIsG per annum-llsf OF No. 3 IS north Fifth
street.
si2O per annum- Brick Tobacco-F actory, Rose
alley.
il5i per annum-No. 1916 street and three
rooms.
500 per snnum-No 229 north Seventeenth
street and four rooms.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

Lord Colin Campbell, the hero of the
sensational divorce case, is going ont to
India in the autumn to practice as bar
rister in the Bombay High Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
PRICES AND CIRCULARS on APPLICATION.
rOn RENT.
II W Z l. l. 1 y q 5.

N W T. l. l. y q 5. e.
rrl0 rc- 7unum-No oi3 ca7t Marshall street,
% rooms. modem improvements.
$40 rc. rhu4rt. .No. i.-. w3st Maia street, I'D
roofaf: modern IWpr1st mrnt-.
$50 yer aunuu-No - res. Main street; lu
rdoue: no Germ improve
S.Y,I per Rrnum-ND. SEP wet Grace street,
rooms: modern improyem 'uis.
saiI rex aunum-No 81 west Grace street;
rooms.
rooms.
s.Tl rcr aunum-No. Q west Marshall street.
10 10 ms.
s.50 Dot annum-No 80 west Main street.
rooms: vacant ~cptemD Der ], 1872.
$50 per auuum--No 90 north Twelfth street;
srucm.: vacant Cctocer ~, 1883
syJ0 per 1uaum No 1910 east BrOad street;
rooms snd large kitchen.
32lU peg sunum--Na. west cary street;
rooms ana .BsCt kitchen.
f20l Dr. gnnum 40. 1915 cast Broad street;
brick: . rooms: fronts near The park.
$50 per auuum-Ho. 3Jej cast Greco street;
rooms
si5I pcr aunum-New brick; Seventeenth and
Broad streets 1 or IoCtc-.
tl10 per annum-NO. 200 east Main street;
store and rooms.
el0permonlh-No. sos 81. John street; store
anl rooms.
8 por mon,h-Rear 3i5 north Fifth street; >
rooms.
rooms.
, per monih-Short Clay street; rooms.
lG-SL James street: rooms.
SJ-Roar il9 west Main street; rooms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
ROCKS. srATIOSERY. &c.

4 LII THE NEW BOOKS AT 1902
"A MAIN STREET.
MAGAZINES for August
MAIRA'S REVENGE, Haggard.
IRISH KNIGHT OF NINETEENTH CENTURY,
Miss Davis.
MADAM SILVA, McClell6ni.
VIRGINIA INHERITANCE. PendletOn.
FAMILY DOOM AND MAIDEN WIDOW, South
worth.
au 5-d6W RANDOLPH L ENGLISH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
VIRGINIA STEAMBOATs,iz,r.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT
' COMPANY. for Old Point Nor- $50 *
folk. Portsmouth. Newport News, Claremont
and Jamea-riYer landings direct by elegant ga
loOo-steamor ARIEL, leaving Richmond EVERY
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,, ind FRIDAY ae7 A.
NJ Street-cnrs connect
Connections al Ola Point closely with all lines
for northern cities same afternoon: also. at Nor
folk for Eastern North Carolina, the south, and
Virginia Beach. James river 0y daylight. Great
tourist line. Cheapest route.
Through ticketsson steamer and 40 Garber's
Agescy, 1859 Main street Baggage checked
through. Stste-rOoms engaged FOR day or nighk
kreight received daily for Norfolk, POrt--
mouth, Old Point, WaYorlT. uicksforl. Va, aud
al poiDts Ia Eastern North Carolina. Eastern
Virginia. amt oil regular landings oB the James
river, az lowest rates, and through BiHs issued.
LUCiES Il. TATUM, Vice President
No. lll7 Main street and Rockets
Irwin WEIsiGBR, Freight and Passenger Agent.
.Hl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
lots. eTARLES. sc.

900 per annum--Coe Yard, Marshall and
Harrison streets; lot SiXlJ feet; railroad switch.
a. per month-stabie aud Lot near Seventh
and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
House or Representatives.

Mr.. Outhwaite, OF Ohio, IN an earnest
speech appealed TO the House to permit
him to call up for immediate considera-
ton The Senate bill making an appro-
priation 10 enable several executive de-
psrtments to participate in the Ohio
Centennial Exposition to be held in CO.
lumDus. Ohio, in September and Octo-
Der next.
Mr.. Oates, OF Alabama, who on pre-
vious occasions has interposed objection,
stated that willie he objected on consti-
htional grounds TO the Government
going into the show business, no would
not now object, but would content HIM
sell with voting against the bill.
So there being no objection, the bill
was taken up Tor consideration.
Mr.. Wise, Of Virginia, offered an
amendment providing that if there shall
be any surplus OF the appropriations
made 10 enable the departments TO par
ticipate in the 0hio-yallcy Centennial
Exposition, IL shall be used 10 enable the
departments 10 be represented at the
expositions to DO held at Augusta, Ga,
and Richmond, Va. He urged his
amendment in a brief speech, and his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

fc00 Der annum-Two rooms Hanewinckle
Building. Niuth and Main streets. Lately 0ccu-
pied hy the Mayor.
$3.50 per annum-Over National Bank Of Viz
piuia, Eleventh and haln streets.
800 per annum--Oyer National Bank OF Nlr-
gilia Eleventh and Main Streets.
{. per monih-llGne6incsle building, Ninth
and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
By Brown y leo,
Real Estate AuctiOneers,
Ashland, Va.
VlRUSTFFS' SALE OF A FARM N

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM IN
i THE TRUCKING REGION OF HANOVER
COUNTY By virtue Of two deeds Of trust from
John W. Davidson AMI wlfe-the ono 70 George
Z. Haw, dated sth September 1894. and recorded
In Hanover County Court clerk = Office Sepfem-
Der II, 1851, IA Deed Book r. page 313, and tho
other to lin Cartor. dated th8 81 August, iS,6,
and recorded in Hanover County Court clerks
Office August IS. 1856. In Deadlock No. -. page
337-and at the request Of tho benenciaries
therein secured, respectively, the undersigned
will proceed 10 sell al public auction, at Hanover
Courthouse. on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1883,
County Court day, irmed lately sitter dinner.
that certain TRACT OF LAND called PLEA.
SAINT GREEN on which the said John W. Da-
wilson resides, lying near tho Old church, in
Hanover county, containing about ~ acres, ami
adjoining the lands Of SpOtsWOod Logon. ". j.
Alexander. and others. This farm Is situated in
tho trucking region Of the county, and has on 10
a good dwelling aud other necessary out build
ings and an abundance II wood aud water, aud
Is convenient 10 churches. schools, and mills.
TERMS: Tho deeds require cash - to $4O. with
interest thereon from september 8 1884 TIL paid,
and f29302. with interest thereon from october
10 1887. TIL paid. and the COTS Of sale and Of
executing the trusts IN said Deeds but II is pro-
bable that more liberal terms will be announced
az the sale. GEORGE p HAW.
HILL CARTER,
iy1S-W5t Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

nor RENT, $40 PER ANNUM, -
Il that fine stand Tor first-cla-s bar aud al
grocery occupied for the last thirty years by
d. ANTELOTIJ. No. 1911 east Franklin street
Apply 10 FRANK u. HlLl~ CO.,
au S-e0d3t No north Eleventh street.
nor RENT, A BEAUTlFULM
Il SUBURBAN COTTAGE, Mail street. IA
largo lawn. Grst-class nciehDoritoOd; seven
rooms, bath. SC. Plenty fruits ami 1apes- only
$40 % annum.
j. THOMPSON BLOWN & CO.,
ill3 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
by y, W. Bove,

IIII I-9ITIL' -lII"II VIIITs
- MOUNTAIN TOP" APOPULAR
VI AND PROFITABLE SUMNER RI
SORT, the coolest In the mountains N Virginia
md easily accessible, situated On tao Blue Ridge
over " R0rklsh Cap 1895 feet above sea Lowell.
near Alton, Va. on the Chesapeake AMI OHIO
railroad, WILL BE SOLD 81 AUCTION. on the
premises with Boo ACRES aud full equipment
VI FUkNITURE) On
WEDNESDAY, August %, 1855,
az - o'clock VI. This PLACE and its Chaiybeate
Waters are too well known 90 require an 0X-
tended notice. but those WnO fosiro % can secure
fun information concerning its capacity, 40, ny
writing 20 inc IA ,tiOuaer, who wishes g. Impress
upon all interested Tho fact mat The place must
be sold 10 close up the estate Of the late owner.
Tho terms Will be made reasonable.
g. W. BOWIE, Auctoneer
lY2E2l3l u3hS1nIAlh.I1Ati
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sAsIsoAD Lry.s.
~ ~ Is rs 5sF7 III
4 tHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
~ ecHEDULg TAXING EFFECT

" .s.. ~.
NJ ~ 5 @z7 ~
4 tHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
~ echEDULg TAXING gFRkCe
JDrE ". 1874
Izays sfoRx0rD
RS A. N. for Newport Hsws. on Point Com
iosl. and Norfoik daily eIcop; sum
sisA N. 1updsys only. = Nevpor, News, OF,
Point, md Norfolk
H'l0 A. ". Through aud Local Mail - al ooin.,
Wcft. except sunday Pullman
,ieepers clifton f0rg0 ~ ierng,0l,
aoOP NJ. Tor SeVpor so~, on Point ali
Norfolk. cxccpi sunday
S'ioP ". d. ,. an-i .. .l- I'D Acocomm14l-
ton except SIuIav
W. - Al. Tor IoHisYil e, 'iuaDusH. ChlcayA
- Louis, AemptH. at sew d..
lcane-FsSt ExD~'s rn .hryuga
lullInans dtfy '.lg r..ta -..-.i,r
Pullnans West from k.clMY.L
6s3 p. W. f0r OF Point. gaIlF r4..I NDrtar
stops only a. william lrr. p..-
man Pa'aoo ar 20 O.d rln.
lhD T. ". ior virginia springs ans A'haHA,
Nv, daily opt slnlsl *
cor - White SIlphur
ASsfTE ~ RICHMOND:
~ A. ~ l'.A springs cSpresS eKeopt
TOO A. NJ. hom Sor'oik. o.i roiat. aud Nsr.
port Vows, Kcegt sunday
s5)P. ". rom "a. roinls sua nc West er-
ccgf sunday
~, p NJ from oli P1ms Newport .e.s, az
Norfolk daily. lalHsa ra.,.I 30
uii Point tD ti1~'rAa. ans fs ..f
$50 p v. from louisville 1li tl4rn.a. a
KXpr.ss daIy
Depot ,etrnfr'l.h t..l 3r. ld si-.e.r
AicAs's a. 100 Main stlee. ans 80 f.e .aH..
De- ~. tiLlEL
Genera. POI fsepx.r fsfst
"iii,Nsc Nir.tAs. hD.o.Fcc lac....ast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

$50 per annum-lj0 sores on BrOad-Street
road; house six rooms.
PRANK D. HILL s. CO.,
Real Esta'e Agents,
II y SUIT No 2 north tlovantr. afroof
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
Dyspepsia

Makes many lives vulnerable, and often leads TO
self destruction Distress after eating, sick head
ache, heartburn, sour stomach, mental depres-
sion. etc, are caused by this very common and
increasing disease. Hoods sarsapariila tones tho
stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy
digestion. relieves sick headache, clears tho
mind. and cures ne most obstinate cases Of dys-
peusia. Read tho following
Il have been troubled with dyspepsia. had
hut little appetite. and what did eat distressed
me, or did me little good. In an hour after eating
I would experience faintuess or tired a,tgonc
feeling, as though lid not eaten anything.
Hoods Sarsapaul!a Gid mo an immense amount
Of good. il gave mo an appetite, and my food
reiishod and 81 tlsncd tho craving had previously
experienced. Itrcl.cved mo Of that faint, tired,
aHgono feeling have felt 80 much better since
/ took Hoods Sarsalurilla, that 7 am happy 10
recommend IT," q. a. PACE, Waterfront, Mass.
.. .r.a.t ..r.Irr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
By p. VI. quar- as,
Real Estate Agents. Richmond, Va,
and
Sampson & Adamson.
Rcal Estate Agents, Manchester, Va.

AUCTION SALE OF TEN
a SQUARES ~ MANCHI;S TER ADJOINING
THE BARK PROPERTY AND KNOWN ~
MARN ADDITION. by virtue ~ B decree ga tho
Chancery Court ~ Richmond, ha.. dated June
o. l@S &. OBJ Cow1rdiu. who 5les, &c, plain
tfi, rs.J u. poo ey AMI Phillip q. Purcell, tr.-
toes and as, fcndnrfs. auti nrllng he duder-
signe,i as t~islrc i' ce-rtlu t'c4 81 trust from
Charles ". Purcell aud " 90, Ga'ei Nay ~ l~4
10 GEL Tho properly thereby conveyed, shall
proceed 90 soi., 90 t.e premises, ON
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST -, 1sSS,
beginning at ~ =. ". mo PROPERTY de-
srrbcI iu said decree and deel-tO VIE: TEN
LOTS ,squaresl. nos. a., a.. f., a. 50, y, o. 3d.
IT, aud So adjoining the town of Manchester. in
The county OF Chesterfield. bounded un the
northeast by Jackson street. on the soIflwc- hy
o street separating said lots from W. Marx.
estate. on Tho southeast ny Morgan street ard
on the northwest hy Naury street. The above
described PROPERTY will be- great. enhanced
IN value for buudinE houses by the ncarness of
tho proposed electric railroad thnt VIII cross
May0s bridge and run Gp Huh street Plat Of
property at the alco OF the auctiorcrr5
TERMS: BY consent. one fourth cash balance
IN six. tWcye. ana % chteen months; negotiable
notes. per cent interest aided. and The pur-
chgsers waving the home lead exemption and
secured by retention Ot ufla 0n SAID rer' estate.
". L. COWAhUIN,
ant Trustee
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ANCHOR LINE.
ATLANTIc EXPRESS SERVICE

AILANlAC EAfhfSS SEkNICE
LIVERPOOL via QUEENS TOWN.
Steamship "CITY OF ROME" from Row York
Wednesday, September 9th. october 81, October
3lsL
Largest and hnest passenger steamer anoat
CABIN, $50, SEQ, and $50; second class.
$50.
GLASGOW SERVICE.
Steamers every Saturday nom New York 20
GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY.
Cabin passage 10 Glasgow. Liverpool or
Belfast, s45 aud sos; second class $50;
steerage outward OF prepzid. $40. saloon
excursion tickets al reduced rates Traves-
lers circular letters OF credit and drafts
for any amount issued AZ lowest unreal
rates For books Of tours, tickets, or further 10.
New ork; on GEo kGEW. ALLEN q CO., OH Do.
mtnlon steamship Company. or A W. CARRIER,
1000 Main street. or ANDkkW WELSH. Southern
Express Company, Richmond. ap LIEN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
~ sxEcuTkD Al TIE DIsfArca fRINI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
AUCTION sAEEs-Tbis Day.
Fred. II. Williams, Salesman.
SALE OF ATEWELRY
AND STOREFfXTURES.

will sell on
WEDNESDAY,, August g, isss,
ntIo A. NJ. AT the store OF Mr.. 49, HEINRICH.
t ,ys s,,' niHMoSD EiNGs and PINS;
" aTcu-CuAtNs and other JEWELRY:
handsome GLASS SHOWCASES;
I GLASS WINDOW-CASk;
/ LONG COUNTER: ......,.,,.
LARGE GLASS wALLCASES aud COUNTER;
/ IKON SAFE. MIRROR, and other FIXTURES
about tho store; . ,,,
Also. n LARGE JEWELLERS REGULATOR
CLOCK ana several SMALL CLOCKS.
Attention IA called 10 the-e articles.
BEVERLEY I. CRUMP.
an Trustee.
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AK p 1870 I'd f'.'H.
~ =. n NAL dsiy cr."ff s
va A. B. ACCONNDDl ..IA tA.!
~4.-aF.
1870 A V. EAPREss ia
II NDAI &C. DBHDN t..fN
niond and ,co,tssiis .t4 A..
arrives T.l5 +. 81
COSSED 4iYHN
A. Clifton Forge slir '.'A 800
railway ior mo -)gto. " .-f. fli %
Al Lynchburs NitL Astfr atl '
rOsi for ail eOilts ~oIr. rY. I. ISL.
wesA and NrgluiA &l4Il4ltaiFif
NORTH AMI sOuL
~ Rich n0nl With As.9r.At'i IA. 4.
points ia the s0u,h. a1i Is.h
burr anu Potomac rtl. f.l4 i'i I'D ....
AZ LeKlugtOa win Bal a
real making close rc..''.'.' no -
ferry - and FROM lrr-1lrf- AL I'D '
q points NORM SUI kS-- . .
SlssDif2-ear attaeasl % A,G ASy''"
Lynch bsrq ..... ..s I.
Slosptus-cars LynchbIrsto Ae.isA.
leans. and Little k9ck
Trains ioarssd aAAy ets.'
daily. -.t
Naiu ,treeL 1893 hatl -'r. .', a- 3D.. ...,
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-06-08
FIGHTING THE CURRANT WORM

Now is the time to commence the
fight against the currant worm. The
eggs from which the worms come are
laid on the underside of the leaf along
the skeleton lines, and look some like
small white stitches. The eggs are more
usually laid on the lower part of the
bush, on the large tender outside leaves.
They can be found by passing the hand
upwards of the bush, so that the under
side of the leaves can be seen. At this
time pick of the leaves on which eggs
are found, or if there be only few
rub them off between thumb and finger.
As soon as the eggs begin to hatch the
tiny worms rapidly devour the leaf they
are on, then crawl to others, and the
bush is stripped of its leaves as if by
magic. Just as soon as the worms be.
gin to hatch dust white hellebore on
them while the dew is on, and it will
quickly kill them. A large tin pepper
box with coarse sitter is a good thing to
dust it On with.
The closest attention must be given
the bushes for week or two, while the
the worms are Matching. This is case
in which you must get up early to catch
the worm. The bushes must be closely
searched, and any worm that escapes
the hellebore must be crushed with the
fingers. Two weeks of vigilance will
be the price of your currants, and with
out them you can have no currant jelly.
R. F. ROBERTS.