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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-12
Chicago Markets.
iBy telegraph

CHICAGO. June H. Wheat opened &C
tive, but weaker. Corn active, but un'
changed. Oats quiet, and unchanged
Provisions fairly active.
Wbeat-June. 79ic.; July. 7jIc.; Au
gust. 73ic. Corn-Juue. &c; July
34ic a3fsc.: August 34.c. Oats-June
92tc.; July. 22ic.a22sc.; August. 22;c
Pork-June. Si1.G2i; July, S11.72t; Au-
gust. 81 so. Lard-June, 5000: July
S6.67i: August. 500. Rlbs-June and
July, $3.50. August. s. 9i!.
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lisa pity that some people arc not
so quick with their hands as they are
with their tongues. \ farmer once
had very lazy helper One day he
returned from market and found his
man sound asleep under tree
"Whatw exclaimed the farmer
"asleep when you should be at work.
You arcan idle wretch, and not worthy
that the sun should shine upon youT
IL know il; know it, said the
man. sitting up and yawning, and
that's the reason ! lay down here IN
the shadcw-Youth's Companion.
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Grain ana Cotton Exchange.

RICHMOND, VA. June II. 1889.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Corn-2, l02 bushels.
No sales reported TO the secretary.
COTTON REPORT
Market firm.
Cu0f0fious.- Middiing. l0c.: low rai
ding, 9sc.; good ordinary. SIC.
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT

RICHMOND. June 1.-Yesterday there
was strictly no market; to-day. 30 far
as all tobacco outside Of sun-cured
auction sales were concerned, might
have also oeen'a holiday.
Louisa and Caroline counties are still
ruling the day. and sun.cured leaf
alone is being offered at auction. The
market, under continued heavy breaks
Of the latter, remains very strong, with
highest price 10 day up to 40 cents. Ac-
cording to buyers fancy. good to fancy
leaf brings from 10 to 40 cents. Not
only the finest aromatic chew, but the
finest black and red wrappers are out
Of such stock, and rarely finds its way
out Of home manufacturers hands. A
warm rain gives good seasons for hand =
ling and planting to day; the crops.
however, are well in the ground al
ready. w. +. ID.
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WEST END
LandG Improvement Co
Omco OF Agency: Over Merchant
National hank, Corner Main and
Eleventh Streets.
PERSONS PROPOSING TO BUHp.


Persons wanting 10 acquire homes for them
selves ia an improving locality. where every
dollar invested win increase. will do well to
examine the properties of this company
which will Dee marked by sign boards. posted
upon each tract OF land. and plats can bee seen
at the Office Of the agency. over the Mer-
chants National Bank. corner Main and
Eleventh streets.
The company will make special terms with
parties desiring 10 build. and To all such viii
lend nifty per cent. OF the value Of the lot and
Improvements at o per cent. on long time.
The properties were acquired at prices much
below the present market value, and the com
pany can afford 10 sell on reasonable terms 70
such buyers.
JAMES II. DOOLEY, President.
GEO. J. ROGERS, Secretary.
IapTl
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WARRENToN. y. c.. June 9.-Receipts
first days of last week were good in
quantity, but poor in quality. We do
not look for but cry little good. desira-
bic tobacco out OF this crop. Receipts
latter part Of week were light. Prices
remain about the same.
W. b. BOYD.
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
Wholesale Agents,
Richp Ond. Va.
WHAT AN OLD MAN. ~ YEARS Or AGE
HAS II . SAY
Chase City Mineral Wafer


PORTLAND. NOrTOwAN, COUNTY, VA
August l3, 1886.
Mr. IT. T. Hardy chase cify. Va;
slr.-For many years l suffered very much
from dyspepsia. with IT'S complications. su'h
as nervousness, neuralgia, Indigestion. ~
stipation. liver Affection. etc. until b, cline
almost confirmed Invalid. During The illo
was tre9tsd by intelligent physician. VINO
prescribed various remedies. used y, VA
llthia and other mineral wutets, also lir.
Warmers Celebrated Liver and Kidney cure,
an 10 but little advantage.
Hearing Of your newly discovered 'inNse
civ Mineral Water sent FOR and Ohfairtd
u case OF h.. IN lasted me about tnfee wefhn,.
during which time improved ~ much ar 10
be able % leave home. which bad not been
abe TO 10 for months previous. then went
10 Chase CITY auc continued the use ~ the Wa
ter fresh from the well. Tor four weeks, when
gave me more real benefit than an thc other
remedies combined. Fly nerves were soon
uuieted. | could sleep We'll all night. ny
| gloomy fears and fOfsbodings vanished.
nv mind became bright and cltef-
mi could enjoy the company
of nv friends (Which ! before atO d.
edl my appetite increased. NY digestion
| greatly improved - that / could cat almost
| any kind of food with impunityl. the consti-
pafion was relieved. and the kidney Affection
| greatly benentted-ail Of which attrprto
Ito the use Of your mineral water.
must say. Ina conclusion, thAt cohs'c or
| the discovery OF this water bicaunV ~ ~
rctsd humanity. Away with Your drugs ani
nOstruuisl GOtOnature fountain oi hehi ~
| Drink Of It's healing water. 1odltnk. nnd "a
| made whole" J. q. POWELL.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
0 W { n S & MIN OR
DRUG COMP ANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST,
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
OPPOSITE PosToFFIcg.

Keeps large and well selected stock Of fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES. COSMi,-
TICS. FACE POWDERS. BALMs and all kinds
OF beautiful fine English. French and American
HAIR BRUSHES. CLOTH BRUSHES. FLESH
BkUSHEs. SHOE BRUSHES. TOOTH AID
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep al the year round PLUSH CASTS
suitable for Bridal Presents as well as Ladies
and Gentlemen's travelling sets.
All kinds OF MINERAL WATERS both NJ
wholesale and retail. We are agents Tor the now
Justly celebrst Dyspepsia curc. CHAsEclIR
LITHIA wA1nS which We deliver in any
part Of the city for 25 cents per gallon. Pee
sons suffering with Kidney affection viii 90
well 20 drink this water freely.
We make a speciality OF fitting TRUSTS
and keep a full stock always on hand. .alfo
SHOULDER BRACES and CLUTCHES. al
kinds and prices.
We have all the leading brands OF CHEWING
TOBACCO. and keep nice line 80 CIGAR.
Give our PLANTATION CIGARa trial. r.
member 90 try our NELLIE BLY, CHENlNa.
TOBACCO
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepare;
10y competent Pharmacists. and none but %
| PTREST MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having painting ioi >
ought TO call and get Color Carr eao pfic'
OF WadcswOrth's Silica Paint. v hich Is BETTE
and cheaper than Lead and O.i.
Please remember that everything usually
found in first class wholesale and retail drs
| store. 70 To
Owens & Minor Drug Go.
OPPOSITE PosrOFFICE.
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LOUISVILLE. KY. June S.-Heavier
receipts and sales Of new crop burleys
and darks. a rather irregular market
generally. and lower prices for some
grades. with warm weather again, were
the leading features this week.
Neic Buriey. the largely-in-
creased offerings this week there was
larger assortment of higher grade red
| filters and wrappers than for some time
past. for which there was an active
manufacturing and speculative demand
at unchanged figures, as well as for all
other grades until Thursday, when
trash 10 medium filters and smokers de-
clincd Z 10 lc.. while even good filters
became irregular. and at the close lc.
lower, with only fine and select leaf
sustained. The very dry condition Of
all offered was the best feature Of the
week, while the very large percentage
] OF nOndescript. coarse. green and badly
mixed hOgsheads was probably never
/ equalled IN any week. The late unsea-
sonable cold being now succeeded by
warm weather. and planting having
been finished. dealers and growers will
now have better opportunities to pack
and ship 10 market the great bulk Of
the crop yet TO come.
NeiC Ddrk.-Oforings were fully a
half larger than last week, with condi-
tion OF much not go good. Rehandling
SORTS in excess and dull at ic. less,
while all Italian and French leaf was
also ic. lower. What the adjudication
Of the French contract yesterday will
do remains TO be seen. by telegram
am informed that 400 hogsheads will
be supplied bv VI. Smithuysen. Of Am
sterdam. $500 by Toel q Wipperling.
New York; $500 by NJ. Hartog, Ant
werp. with the Virginia to M. Lowen-
thai. Antwerp The quality Of the Of
ferings this week was no improvement.
quote common and medium leaf &c.
| lower. good leaf ranging down to &c.
| instead Of &C.. with fine leaf non est.
Old DARK. Offerings about the same
in quantity and quality, with prices for
such az Spanish Tugs firmer at outside
figures at auction, with most Of them
rejected TO be sold privately at higher
figures probably.
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"WNRAFN
Virginia hams, choice old. l5c
per pound new hams. small. - to ljc.
new hams, large. 40 To- lie; sides. to
/ Zoe: shoulders. 10 Sc.
Beans Choice navy. Sl.1j TO -.
Black Eye peas-sl. 80 TO Si.75.
BccsVaN- -o to -ic per pound.
Broom Corn lo ic.
Butter Virginia creamery. Is to 2Oc.
I family packed Virginia. l6 To lie;
! choice yellow. store packed lNirginial.
/ "a 90 lJe. store packed. mixed color
and sweet. o. t0 lJc. store packed, COM
tO fair. 5 to Zoe.
Eggs To- crates fresh. i6 to lie: in
boxes and barrels. d . to lGc.
Live Poultry Hens. % to 2jc, mixed
c,ops. 20 to 2-e. Chickens, spring.
large. .3 90 &c.. small. j. to .2c.
Dried Fnui-p.achcs. peeled. . 10 Sc:
unpcclea halves. 3 to BE. Apples.
sliced. 3 lo BE. quarters. % 90 Be-. Cher
ries. pittcd. 90 90 lc. Blackberries, 3
10 3ic. WhortoberIies. 9 20 &c.
Foa.hcIs-Prmc live goose. i3 to ljc
per pound. mixed. % to- Boo.
Flaxseei Par bushel. Sl.l0 To $50
Hides-Dry iIais light weights. : to
Sc per pound. heavy weights. Gtc per
pound. dry saiiel. e.. wet sailed, &c;
/ green. B..
Lard Prime country, S to Sic per
pound.
Onions-In birrcls, 1jc. to 81; new,
per crate. 80 to Sl-5.
Oranges to -.
Lemons 1920 tO -.
Peanuls-iancy stock, per pound, -
| To A.: medium. .. to Sc.
Potatoes Per bushel. 80 TO See: new
/ prime. per basol. a To- -.
Roots Ginseng, per pound, > 90;
Seneca. per pound. 30 TO Boo.
Sumac-,jc 20 81.
Tub.washed. 30 to BE per
pound; unwashed. 2lc per pound.
Hay. Cats and Straw.
Ilay-N0. 1 Timothy. per ton. Sl4.jO
So: so. .. $3.50 TO Sl4j0; mixed.
SIP to Sl3. Virginia clover, so TO So.
Baiel Oals-eli 10 SIP
Shucks- Ealed. % TO zoe.
Straw Compressed. 100 pounds. TO
to 42c: loose, pressed, large bales, Al to
Csocof.cs. Ffc.
Br0oms-Two strings. $500 to Sl.25.
'l''.o ~ '',-,. 80, ~,
Willow. SLID to S130 per
nest: split. 3D. 20 zoe per dozen.
e5to o0c
Can Corn nourds. rer dozen. 90 TO
e0.
Rioa- Carolina to IT.. Ran0oon.
10
SILT i,.rnool from, store ii 40.
ground alum from store. per sack, - 100
to sIO5.
iard"pnr, sl... ,rossod 7lc
I'll. M. -, i9tot5c.
h,rrois f5.t, H.. ~onnine ',oiIen svr,n
nor ,.lior - m s3c. Nov Orleans
prime m cnoire. Rs to Soc.
Soap-Common. 3 to Sc: best wash
inc n. Sc. toilet. 10 To- 25c.
Sugars Gfauu'ateI. 9c:A sugar. SIC. :
r suyar Slc. g. SUGAR Sc.
Tras- Rlack 9jfo Zoe. imnerial 3j 10
s5r. runnovder. I'D to sj,.
ColTse-Rio is TO 23c.. Lapuavra. 20
to 99.. lava. Is to 30s.
Buckets Painted. two hoops. 81. 20:
three hoops. II 30.
YEA. gIomr aud Neal
puu- afo,fs- Si,l.s H.. shoulders
lcic
p,o.n v-....ro. .bo,llors -tc. clear
nj. 49,. -, fe..' ts,,. ie.
~ FL - p..t,,".J ,,,ont roilor
,.a,Hs -o,n e,.. f,,lr fa,.,lv - ~
i' o-.' ~ ~ M ~ ,.',; AL
80, 80 ~, ,.,... -, e,,. 5q %, 49,
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DANVHLE, VA. June 10.-Danville
brokers report very hard stock, and
quite liberal receipts Of such. with
prices remaining stiff. Revenuereceipt'
last week. SlO4O3.j6. Fine wrappers
very scarce. OAly cutters are some
thing easier.
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Mrs. Winsow's Soothing syrup should al
ways bee used when children arc cutting
teeth. 10 relieves the little sufferer al once
10 produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain. and the little cherub
awakos as bright as "a hutton II IL very
pleasant 10 taste. 10 sOOthes the child sOfl-
ems tic gums. ullays All pain, relieves wind.
regulates the bowels. and 10 the best known
remedy Tor dlarrhWa whether arising from
tecthing or other causes. Twenty. i've cents
"A bottle. Iu. IN, SAW.
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Go to the Standard

The monitors and Warwick Park can
be visited to-day at 10 A. NJ. and r.
NJ. by a pleasant sail on the Gondola
CmmbOrazo.
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What's the matter with MAY Apple
tobacco May Apple Oh, that
all right
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nalllmore sfock narket

BY Telegraph.
BALTIMORE. June ll.-Virginia ten
forties, 81, do. threes, 69la70.
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SOUTH Boston. VA. June l0.-The
total old stock Of the market will hardly
reach forty hogsheads, it is said. South
Boston tobacco is in good demand.
Breaks larger in past week.
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All kinds Of pure medicines and min
eral waters AT
OWENS & MINOR DRUG Co.
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Nothing boats our Chocolate Milk
Shake. OWENS x MINOR DRUG Co.
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Mrs. NJ. LsTITIA GwYER, Mt. Airy, n.
c., says: have used Bradycrotine with
success in several cases Of hereditary
headache.
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OF all apples, May Apple" is the
best.
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Try May Apple" Ii will please
you.
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Advice 10 sfOthors.

For a satisfactory chew buy MAY
Apple.
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baltimore Markets

By rele graph.
BALTIMORE, Nd, June ll.-Cotton
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Indigestion and dyspepsia cured by
Chase City Lithia Water. Only % cents
gallon al
OWENS & MINOR DRUG Co.
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Country Produce.

Reported hy ~pmticy e. Overhey Commits
sion Merchants. i-UG Cary street.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
REVIEW.

Reported by c. w. Branch & CO., banker
and brokers', No. iii Main street.
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Give your horse a package Of Dixie
Condition Powder if you wish i'm
provement in looks and speed.
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RICHMOND. VA, June II. 1859.
FIRST BOARD.

5000 North Carolina G's at i27s zoo
at l27s: ] 600 at 1874; 4 ,OOO at l2'i.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid. asked.
United States Al 3 r. q c.. lO7 ....
United States IS X. * CO.. 10 ......
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SEX headache cured by DR.. David's
pills
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Will Thoroughly Heal Chronic Cases Of %
Years Nlandng.
A SAFE. SURE. and PERMANENrCUR
FOR ALL
DISORDERS OF BLOOD. MUSCLES, AND
KIDNEYS.
HunniCutt'S Rheumatic Cure,

that they Cd noftcd "a, an. All Of them
thus cured this medicine cheerful
volunteer ,heir willingness 20 certify 10 :
virtue. in order that suffering humanity
may be benefited, and the consequence IS
we have hundreds Of valuable certificates
from all parts Of tho country, praising tie
discovery Of this miraculous compound.
which has already effected more cures than
all other similar preparations combined.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ask your druggist for 10, and n hc hasn't
il, make him order IL for you.
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nichmona siocI. narI.eL

Reported by John l.. williams a. Sons
bankers and brokers. no. iii Main street.
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Delicious limcade at Owens & Minor
Drug Co. 5 Fountain.
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Sleeplcss nights made miserable the
hat terrible cough. ShDoa's Cure is by
remedy for YOU.
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J.. =. R0UTT, Of this city, has been
appointed agent for the Waite 81 Bart
lett Manufacturing Company, Of New
York. If i'm want OF anything in the
electric line, write or call on him. Cat
alogue Oh application. #
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"Our Plantation cigar is the best for
scents. OWENS a MINOR DRUG Co.
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Arsenic Bromide and Lithia Water On
lraught at our Soda Fountain
owens IL MINOR DRUG Co.
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Bulk Meats - Sides, &c; shoulders,
Glc.
Bacon-Wcs,crn shoulders, iic: clear
nib sides, So. brea-m. Zoe. hams. l3c.
Flour Richmond patent roller
family. $3.50 20 Sj. fancy family - TO
- %; family. 80 30 TO - -: city extra,
$40 10 -. city superhne. 80 % TO
- so: city fine. - 80 % 3d.
Meal-City. per bushel, soc; country,
M.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-07-26
PEDIGREE

froWn horse bred Y ~ W @ sired by Pvateer
Y cram iatshaw
OF Mambr sire
of
o nj
la Iyett
Wod Flight 70 fourth heh Starod
ta - 2ra
219
he
IN
of Diomd
In
Land
Of
hermans MORGAN
Sivetba!l
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aaALTAR Of city N4v
the
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-07-26
PEpIGREE.


that
Msson-'
IA
alive
the
lbe
few
JOHN P SWEENY. Prop'r,
~esa
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PEDIGGG III.

GIBATT AR by Fct Echo RysS' Hamb9on,a;
OF the dams
OF d h,n2
DO aa4 'ar'd three the first
"a the heat the las
his ar s,ze eanaa Hook alike
mo a haveg gotgo
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-07-26

the
=
la yer, hne tied re IN breeding "A 3ibrd hls
lqUa n c-nds N esH
obe
j would u r cord n z5or2. 2.6su.e
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TRIUMPH.


a Z ali.
ra ant seaso
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-30

Among the misses who ride, Mildred
CARLISLE takes tAc lead. She - tho sister
OF Mr.. CAiteron Carlisle. an eminent law
yer She is pretty eri. with dark hair
that curl- closely al over her lead. She
is exceedingly graceful. has a very correct
seat. and manages with perfect ease the
srisAy 'iftie cob size rides
Mrs Harrison was az one time very ilno
horsewoinan, but she says she shall not
ride in Washington, a she has not been
trained according 10 modern rule.
Mrs Mckce has "A fine saddle horse -
her own. which she Will have brought 10
Washington. She * said ID be Il fine
rider. She surely is graceful pretty wo-
man every where else.
Miss Winnie Davis IS very graceful
rider. and attributes much ~ her perfect
health TO her indulgence in this exercise.
MARGARET NANION.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-30
DIAMONDS IN THIS COUNTRY.
Never Found In sufficient Quantities
To Warrant Ixtcnded Mining.

Never Found In Sufficient Quantities
TO Warrant Extended Mining.
Diamonds have occasionally been found
at number OF localities in the uited
States: but the crystals are of infrequent
occurrence, and never in sufficient guam
titles u warrant any extended mining for
them The total number found Is not more
than two hundred. The largest authenti-
Gated diamond crystal was found opposite
Richmond, al Manchester, Chesterfield
County, Va, by laborer engaged IA grad
ing streets It's original weight was 233 1
carats. but it had "a large flaw in one side
and had been jured hy the finder putting
il in an iron furnace Ia order TO prove its
gcnuneness. After cutting, it weighed IL
3-4 carats IL passed into the hands OF Cap
tain Sam. Dewey. and was by him named
the 'Oninoor" or Sen OF Light. John Nor
rissey once loaned 81. 900 on it, but owing
to its poor color and other imperfec tion-
it probably is not worth more than ten per
cent. Of that amount to-day.
A number or diamonds weighing one
carat each have been found in North Car
olina, at various times from 1916 up to the
present time They are usually found in
the gold washing, associated with gold and
other rare minerals. This debris is usually
the result Of the old c-eissoid and, per.
haps. the decomposed peripetiie rocks.
a diamond weighing l3 carats was
found on the Albert Bright Farm in Dy.
sattville. Mcdowell County. North Caro-
lima, in the summer of 1856. by the twelve
year-old Willie Chrsty, VINO was sitting at
spring, and saw "a pretty marble" " lie
picket il up, took il home, and IL was two
weeks beforeits value was discovered
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-30

4 clergyman. after year, of suffering
iroI. that loathSOme disease, cattTra,
aad vanly trying eyer known remedy,
az last found aFec.pc which completely
cured and saved HIM from death. Any
sufferer sending "A self-addroS7ed stam-
ped envelope to Prof j. g.. Lawrence,
- Narren--t. NV York city. VIII re-
ce.Vc tic recipe free of charge.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-30
TRAIN TINE TABLES.


oNs1t aarls a iNmANA-IN nFscT
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-16
2tttterifamti6cs Wuerlet.

Sn Baltimore lit ber 81 Sabre
aIte Saufmann SucoIpb @ilbelm Gins
ther, eeburtig aus Jtienborf in 9anz
npper, unb lett 1889 in Baltimore dlz
iaiIle, geltprben.
SaS bD9ite Imt has Der Strait
Rent Der Ter. Staatsn su beIeben bat, 1T
bic 0oItrneiiterItelIe i'll Mineral 8oint in
Colorado, bas lid 10000 SUB iIber benz
Ofeeresipie9el befinoet.
Sn Gppefa lit 81. s. g. Steipart
aus Slap COUNTY, bcr ZEN ct. Coulter
SdnbIun9sreiienben S. 9. @euinston
eri6pilen bate, ipeil bieIer leine Tpdter,
cine perbsiratbete Srau, nidt nur per=
fubrt bate, iunrcrn lid aud pamit
ribmte, nad elmer sebn Wtinuten=S8eras
tbun9 bon Der Surp f~rei9eiprofen nor
rem.
Ole noble Gruntindt" bat
inter Der ~eIegantsn Samenpelt Neps
yorts bebentliden llmfane ansenonlz
men. Sn pieIen ~eleganten Hub9ei6af=
ten unb 9ameni6neipereien iteben ben
8eiudcrinnen in perltedt selsgenen Sin,=
mern su ieber 3eit @ein unb Brandy sur
&erfl9uns, unb eS stebt perI6teeene
GDnbitprelen, tpelde fat ausI6IieBlt6
bon bornebmen 9amen beiud't ipsrber,
bic bort burd ben 8snub BON Spiritupz
fen ii6 bon her @lnitrenguns beS 9urd=
Itreifens. Der &au fldbeu Grbolun9 iud)en
une Gbampa9ner yfnsipen."
Na6 einem BON Der Iebten
Suinoiier G~eIesssbuns erIaienen 9e=
Iese tpurben bieIer Gage Die peibIi6en
8efan9enen, bic ySapp GonptetS", fpie
Ite 10 palIsnb ibpn eenannt ipcrben iinb,
trel6e ii6 bisher i'm G~efdngni6 suGbefter
b~efanben, mad benz 3ud'tbauie bon So
Iiet uter8efuhrt. Gs tparen ibrer is6s,
bon benen etne ipesen Sali6miin3erei,
.tpei tpesen Worbe5 unb bret tpegen Ginz
bru6S Derurtbeilt ipprben fpnren. Sier
oabon Itnb nod gang jung 16 biz 25
Sabre alt, cine lit % unb cine, Die
5alfdmiIn3erin, 80 Sabre alt.
Sberft SO. .. 3ouineer, elm be-
FAINTER Siirger BON Baltimore, bat iidl
cieIer Gage beim Reinigen ieines 8ea
tpebreS ans SerIebsn ieIbit erI6oIIen.
Soain9er, fpelder elmer alien teutiden
SamiIie %entitammt, lit i'm Sabre 1912
in Sorriabur8 8eboren, aber Idpn ais
l2idbri8er &nabs mad, Baltimore eez
tommen. Sei'm NuSbrut be5 Siireer=
Erieees idlcB er iid rem britten Nart=
Idnber 8eeiment Der confDberirten Mrnee
uno febrte ais Captain elmer Cont
paanie beiieIten ReBimcnt6 bonn &riese
iurud.
Dor 80 Sabren tpurben idbrlid
in Nennfplpanien ni6t gang 10000 900
eentner SpbIen su Gage gef6rbert, int
Sabre 1887 aber 6s9O0O,OOO Gentner.
Srob bieier rieiisen 5unobme 1T Der @nz
lang fdunt semaht, bd bieIer Staat
ALIEN cine au8reidenbe Menee RobIe
ioI, I'M benz @eItperbranb 50,s
BOO Sabre lang 3u eeniisen. aber aud
Der ganSe norbamerifanii1e Continent
1T BON mddtisen Spblenabern burG,ps
gen. Dit 8erldii9tisuns Der surebs
8epOIferung Der Grbe 1T ausaes
re6net tporoen, bdB bic Ser. Staten I'M |
tpdren, bic sanse MeIt fur ben |
Seitraum bon 100000 Sahren nit 3obs
len Su DerIorsen.
nnarti8e @eiter iinb es pine
SipstfsL tpel9e in Der IeSten i3eit basic
bon SetaIia seIssens DsrttSM
gtonioenee, gftIourL beitHu6tsn. Ga