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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26

The re-cntrce to Richmond Of this popu-
lar tragediaH occurs al the Academy of
Music next Monday night. Tickets for the
entire engagement which comprise, tarce
nights and "Wednesday matinee. 20 on
sale this morning. The following attractive
eperlory will be- given: Monday and
Wednesday nights. "fbc Mountcbank; -
Tuesday. "Nirginius;" and "Wednesday
matinee. "GastOn CadOl."
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Real Estate Transfers.


Tomorrow afternoon al ( o'clock tho
usual GOSPEL services for men will Dee held
at the \ OuAg Men, Christian Association.
The meeting will Dee conducted Icy two OF
tle gymnasium men.
ON next Tuesday night the first monthly
meeting of members viii Dee held. There
viii Doe an attractive musical programme
and other interesting exercises.
Ia addition t0 the educational classes al
ready formed, "a class in pcnmanship will
hc organized November !. Arrangements
ARE also being made for AN ciocuiion class.
ANY member desiring 10 Join either Of these
Glasses. Is requested to notify The general
rcrctary without delay.
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NnN tie ftlnn,I fI.nirr

\ young mar in Piscalaquis county
who lives in region haunted by thoss
trials Of newly married couples known
as serenaders, seems TO have got the bet
ter Of bis tormentors the other night In
stead OF trying TO dodge tho visit, he in
si,ed The musicians to come up, and
only after they had given some Of their
choicest selections did they learn that the
bride wastwenty mlesAwsy. vfAwiston
Journal
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DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS.
Rooms STATE DEMOCRATIC
EYEcIrTIYE COMMITTEE,


EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Sept. 4, lsS9' ,.
The following appointments Tor puo-
lie speaking are announced
HON, p. W. h'KfNSEY.
Washington. court, Monday, oct: 20
Tazeweil. court. Tuesday, Oct. ~.
Henry. special. Thursday. Oct. 81.
Patrick. special, Friday Nov l.
HON. J. HoGE TYLER.
Fluvanna, Monday, Oct. 18th.
nov. JOHN 4. Massey.
Nelsou-M Monday, October 2sth.
MAJOR Il. TAYLOR SCOTT
Brunswick. Monday, October aS9h'
non. &. .. TURNER
Washington, Monday, Oct. %.
Montgomery. Tuesday, Oct. ~
cot. RIcuARE F. BEIRSE.
Brunswick, Lawrenceville. Monday
October 2Sth. 80 ,,,
Nov. 4th.
CAPTAIN JAMES BUNGARDsER.
Nelson. Monday, October %.
COLONIL TAZEwELL Ei.AETf'
King William. Monday. October y.
Mr.. ". X. ALEXANDER.
Same appointments with Captain hc-
Kinney from Rockbridge 10 Patrick
both inclusive.
Additional Appointments
cot. J. HAMPTON HoGB.
Bedford, Monday, October y.
NIX. r.. 7. BARTON.
Fauquier. Monday, oct. 18th.
II. sr. GEORGE TUcKgB.
Nppomattoy (specia1. october 10Th.
Highland. Tuesday. October |th'
I. =. TURNER.
PAGE. Monday. October 18th.
Mines. Tuesday October 18th.
y. GARDINER TYLER.
Newport News. Thursday. October 3ist-
night.
day. at Washington and Montgomery are
withdrawn.
nos. join ]. HARRIS.
Augusta. Monday, Oct. 2s.
Augusta, local appointments during
week
Albemarle. Monday. Nov. 4.
HON. Il. ". MOORE.
Brookhridse. special. Oct. -2-2d.
HON. T.. r. MEREDITH.
Shenandoah. special. Oef. 2l-2J.
". 4. ALEXANDER.
scott l,peciaD. October sd. 26th.
THOMAS WHITEHEAD.
Orange. Monday. October 18th.
HENRY ALLEN.
Page. Monday. October 18th.
non. }. HOOE TYLER.
Pare (specia). "Wednesday. October Both.
shenandoah t~peciait. Thursday, october
3i.t.
COLONEL RICHARD J.. BRfENE.
Appomattox (-peciaD. saturday, october
Brun-wick Monday. October 18th.
Manchester Thursday. October 3lst.
night.
Prince William. Monday. November lth.
mcAJ4H WOODS. EsQ.
PAGE (speciaD. Wednesday. October Both.
Shenandoah lspecia). Thursday. october
3l-i.
WILMER s. Kendall ESQ.
southampton Special, Wednesday, octo-
her 5Nth.
HON. II. b. POLLARD.
southampton Especially. wednesday, Oc-
tober Both.
HON. JOHN ". DANIEL.
Albemarle. Monday. November 9Th.
HON. JOHN A. BUCHANAN.
TaleweH. Tuesday. October 2gth
~l0naker. Russell county Wednesday.
October 3Oth.
JUDGE FLOCRNON.
Wise Courthouse. October 30 (c0uri day..
Biz Stone Gap. October 3D.
JOue-Nilic. November /.
Rose Hill, November ,.
CAPTAIN p. W. M'GINNkY.
Pound. saturday. October .6.
Guests station. Monday. October -.
Wise Courthouse. Tuesday. October 30.
Biz stone Gap. Wednesday. october 3p.
Cliuchport. Thursday october 81.
nix. CHARTS SHARP. oF NORFOLK.
A. Abingdon. THURSDAY. 3l-t.
HOLMES CONRAD.
Atpago. Monday. 2>th
He. ALLEN
Ar Pulaski barbecue. wednesday, 30ih.
Might appointment. for some Of the
cities will be fixed and announced here
after.
J0HN 5. BARBOUR.
Acting Chairman.
u ". Scott. II. Shepperd, Secretaries
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Voice of the People.

10 il we'll known fact that wine. above
all other liquors. are grossly aduiteratcd.
bat when pure article is placed on the
market .nd people have confidence in it.
iney ai with one voice recommend H. The
Port Grape Wine from the vineyard Of Al
fred >peer. Of Pas-aic. y. j.. ha- receOxl
the unqualified endorsement Of the medical
flclliy and of thousands Of insalids who
have been Won back to health boy their use.
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Like NoAn's weary dove
That scared the earth around.
But nOt % sting place shove
/ lac cherries, waters found. "


In the closing of his speech last night "a
the PoWhaian club. Mr.. a. }. Montague. D.
earnest tones. asked the question if "A re-.
luton could not bee gotten up calling upo
the bushes, men tO close their HOUSES o
election day. tie declared he believed 10 {
Dee duty they owed their wives and daugA
tcr9 and the city for them 10 do 30.
The matter will receive the attcntiOn O.
the people. and they viii 10 doubt apr
clate the Importance Of the Suggestion.
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Judge Minor was down al The courthouse
Yesterday, but did nothing Of public in
terc-t
few politicians were on the court green.
moving in the clerks office and out again.
and then making PiIgrimages % The trea-
surer's office. They were all busy, intent on
downing Bc,cfidgc.
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WHAT DOES II MEAN.
l. II n Malone Hoax. or Malone Mean



Last night. while in attendance at Tho
Meeting held by the Powhailn club. Mr.
Il. j. Eggle~tOu, the Democratic -uperln'
tendcnt Of Charlotte County, received a TEL
gram from his brother in Charlotte stating
THAT hc had received information that two
deputy uitcd states mar~halls had left
fampiiu, for AspinWall precinct, Ia Char
lotte county. for the purpose of arresilng the
fuIec- 81 election az that precinct. Oh
charges Of fraud committed al the presiden-
inl election one year ago nearly.
Why these charges have been allowed IL
-luuber 80 long. no one can tell. That they
are devoid Of truth every man in the pre-
riuct knows. and the question is now. i 1t
aH iutimidating hoax Matched up by Ma
hone. or j. 10 ihe prelude 10 some other dew
ilirN Of his. Whatever it Is, the Democrats
are ready 10 meet the i~-uc.
II arrested by the deputy marshals. the
judges can apply 10 the nearest court for
bail. and 10 cannot Dee refused.
Rumor- Of similar proceedings have been
heard here, bat as yet they have assumed
IT, tangible proportions.
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OK SEA AND SHORE.

"OS. tell mo once aud tel ne twice
And tell ule thrice tO make lt plain,
When We who part this weary day.
When re who part SHAH meet again
"Nhen windlowes blossom Oh the sea
And fishes skim Along tho plain.
Then ~ Who part this weary day,
Then YOU sui raaii u.eet s-ais."
Yet tell me once botore We part
Why need ae part who part ia psis'
II foysrs must blossom on the sea,
Why ve should never meet again.
=
ny checks are paler than 0 rose,
Ny Tears are sllter than the main,
III heart is IKE a lump Of 10
II We must never meet s.ain."
"Oh. weep or laugh. bug les ne 10.
Aul Use or.d.e. for ALL ~ vain
for i1e's TO vain since no must ~,
Aal parting must not meet sgs,n."
TIL slafnoWer blossom 90 the sea
Aud fishes skim slogs The plain,
Pc rose = f0tes let mc be-.
Your OreaAiu. Asart breaks nlins a-sis"
Christina Pnxetfi.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26

Ere1Y possible Hcpa6ffcon rofc ,riH 4,
dNY yeg,sfer,d fo-ioY. Eyegy Deao-
cra'tc rof' lost ~ q neglect of fhc dUfy ~,
dueHdrg 10 proper registration ana
Ta"sjcr, IS, therefore, cguM 10 flro rofcs
Jor the supremacy NJ Ignoruncc orer H-
fchigencc, oHd baytdTisDi 0rer CirHi.a-
ton.
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CONTRACT Aaaftletl.

The bids for the erection Of the large
brown-stoBe residence, 0f Df<. White Brock
Mr.. Reynolds and others on the corner 81
second and Franklin streets. were opened
Yesterday, aud The contract was awarded
Mr.. James Fox.
These residences will b., when completed,
among The baDdsoinosf ID tho city
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Tine Academy was a.ain filled last night
with 10 f-hionahl. and delighted audience
thai watched tine Development ~ that ad-
mrihir play. 1.-The WIFE," with undated
interest ile drama h. remarkably strong.
and tle company one y tAc most competent
ever -rou on Our local stage. Two perorn-
an-e- of "the Wife" VIII Bee given today
matinee and uiyhf-Which closes the en-
L----Lu-uI."
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26
sunday school Teachers Meeting.

The meeting Of the >nnday-school teacl..
ers. for The sindy VI the International l,.-
son. VIII be- held this afternoon 1T quar-,
10 i've O'Clock in the hall Of the Noufl
Mems Christian Association. These meet
ngs are growing in interest and in mum
bers. II l. hoped that they will continue
grow until they include every sunday j
worker in the CITY
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26

1O-dnV IS Registration DdV. ~ Hr
close Of me Registration Books Lis cre.
nfnd, cocfg UcmOcrof icAOSc name IS not
property carofcd utH fosc tbs rate ant be
deA'ed me highest prtcdc9e NJ aa Amcrf-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26

The RepubiicanS are riguani and a.
tee. NahDnc has SceHfO n that crcrv0n,
~ ms supporters m me ctrg, uhefdcru l..
g0l roter o. not, SHAH h0rc his name on tie
ie9isff0ffon bo0ks t0-'}Gg n II cpn Dos
MY b. gotten there. DcmOcrtffs shou
ttkc wnrH.ag and sac TINT NJ DemOcyuf4e
,ofe IS last tY J0Unfe fo 0f{e,sd tD flf,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26

--..-...-,.~oopr AT 4:t5 p. ~, october =, >
DAvESfV,H wife OF Isaac davenport. jr.
ebdIsss s ,s" Church SATURDAY. o'''0'' 40
at 1890 O'Clock ,ha ro.ldsnco of
ALEY-oc,obeS ?isn q ga ~" Church rSsS .sT..i
her son III, tIY xf'EY. in the eightS-nr'i 's'i
OF T me. rem remains viii be taken 10 "''''''
c,nr,bouse for interment'
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lecture on the battle OF Chancellor.
xille

Governor Fitzhugh Lee will deliver an
addrc., before X. +. Lee Camp. Confederate
Veterans. at lee Camp Hall, on the evening
Of November 10Th. Ills subject will be the
battle of Charlottesville.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26
special Police.

In order TO prevent any possible disturb
ance to-day during registration Ma,ol
hlli son has ordered special police to be pt..
on duty ia the several wards.
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fiiIpoffaut <ofi,.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad has
agrc to sell for one fare round trip tickets
al al. II, Virginia stations fer the benefit Of
voters. he iickeis #M he good anti the
9Th
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26

J TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND A
| rltO-rbC r DEPOT PRINCE tiN Ak
cot MY. NA.--Ny virtue OF o. deed 0f trust
! executed hY Joseph W. DiIls nud vie, d"if
/ 5th day of -e4iemher, ISIS. and GUY i-
corded in Prince Edward ount1 Court ci.fA -
Office iu Deed ICok BE-. f@-e lln. irHl.
having been made in iNe payment 'i u.
! d ht secured tlefo.n, and being ielu'sls
I to do. wiz sell af Prospect depot, on i-. NJ
and ". railroad. at - o'clock. on
WEDNESDAY. 80THOFOCloBE4 fess
the following rcnl estate:
!. A tWo-siOrY HOUSE and LOl.
>. 4 one sHgie-sioiy lMELiIND-hnt ~
3. AIAN-YARB With six and half acre.
az LAND. near Prospect depot.
1. = tract of IANb Or ono hundred aerrs.
more or le-.. wing north oi tle Norfoi. sud
western railroad and adjacent Co tts eaii
milrl ad and the lands %. }. T. Gloun, g. D..
Glenn. James Ncunhle.J ID. Glenn. William
BnsenfiBe. y J. shepard. and Ars. Mars
smith.
5. A irsct ofLAND oue hundred ani two
and one-fblfd ncr-s living Adjacent o. She
hands ~ a. J. Ncnfhio. Dr. Thomas u. Acn-
able. and Ars D.. a nHls.
g. A Tract cf iA>u ~ Two bundled snl
ninety acres lsnoHn - -til-iloq@e Tract,
ivIng adjacent fO tlr public r0dt. between
Prospect anl fufmylle. and tOulaei n} ID"
lands " Frances Cock. ley. j. b. trA"lrl,
:. on. undiyiied half OF 10 track ~ LAND
~ two hundred aud srNeuty-NNr acres
known 80 a.. Ddss Tract. bounded on tu-
north by Tic NoUoik sui Nrrfefl ruil rUul
on liz east ~ Bennett Bosss estate. ou tii-
south hy mo iaud ~ ~. a. hluiori sui ou
lla Wesf hy WOOd.1r ss'sf.
IkHlr tr.l sufficient fu 4 ray rls eK-
peu.es az executing in' deed Hui $500
with lnt~iest Hf q per cent. nom 3i -, al
l cfobrr. IN-x. Hri To- residue ngon sleh
tormsas the slid j. ~ .Dills msy direct.
20 2j-ti 4. likNhY GILNN, I-gst.s
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Qualification

In The 'hancery Court Yesterday RoberI
l.. Hall qualified rs administrator on m
estate Of Lucy {. Han, which il valued at
about $500.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26

trrlV possible Hcyubficon cote ,riH b,
& registered f)-doy. Ercy Dcmo.
. r cote f0Sf by g neglect ~ the dufa
+, .it0Hdng ~ proper registration ana
uf7ysf, a., Hrfcfofc, cqo0{ 10 fuo rofcN
f.r tic supremacy of IGn0f0ncc orcr In
'.yigrnce, ana BnTb0yism Orer Cirtif-0-
i..J
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26

Governor i.eo has been invited 10 the
southern Exposition in Montgomery. Ala.
next month. hHi viii moi Doe able tp accept
un account Of business ENGAGEMENTS.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26

lie >tlttaL INT

Colonel X. /. Bcirnc will speak next
thursday noon al tlafke's, IA Henrico. and
al Short Pump on Friday.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26
The Theatre Next Week.

The NacolhH Opera Company. IN #
rpcHonc Of operas. appear AT the Theatre
next week. sale Of seals begins this
morning
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Two Big Ihlnps.
shi,oh's Consn,nption Cure.

the Worlds Fair for New York and Dr.
David's Cough syrup for the fair world
NH
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26

Rev. Dr. Lewis ". Burton will conduc,
I the services and preside AT The Aaie
Orphan Asylum sunday afternoon, at 4:30
o'clock.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26

This Is beyond question the most success
iul Cough Medicine We have ever sold. A
T. " doses Invariably cures the worst cases OF
Cough. Group ana Bronchitis, while It's won
defiul success In the cure of con- umption IL
without parallel in the history OF medicine.
ince IT, first discovery II has been sold on u
gear nice, a tsst which no Their m dirme can
sand. b you have 4 tough. ". arm, silly
a,k you To Try 10 III .. 81 Genie ana 81
Sarpic iotfics irre ssoid hy ifudckcr if.o t.
0't OBJ y II. VI. Shell /. Co.. conner of llth
ISIS. - sir.t It..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26
ttay-Ward Transfers.

There are a number OF transfers at the
S!sy.Ward hsadquartsrs, corasr -
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26

Tor tie nearest drug store 10 gel bottle OF
pr: Dayid's Cough syruu fr crvup, coughs,
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Extended Distance Between Telegraph
stations.

the Board 90 Public Works met at the
Capitol yesterday t0 consider the petition of
fhe faulfIiie amt PoWhatun Railroad Ont
pauy. for permission t0 establish telegraph
stations DID, ur1rer than fifteen miles apart
along ifs road. The lass says the distance
between them must mot Dee more than ten
miles. hut the road Is e nrN one and the
board granted ihe request
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w can can't have. but there is Dr. pa,id's
Cough syrup lefi 90 liz. Try il Tor coughs
colds, bronchitis. Nc.. Ac.-adV
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26
CITY Circ,,lt (o,,,t.

Argumep' we heard yesterday in To-,
suit 0H.J Must Charles II. Page
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AnHIte I'D nOilrIs.

The Dunlop Patent Fl al hae on
superiors. Phone pa Try it.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26

4 fine house greeted Mr.. Polk in All
second appearance last night i'm his very
amusing comedy. "Ihe silent Partner" \
The Request Of "a great many of MIR. Polk
friends. hc viii repeat the same bill at th'
matinee to-day and tonight. All who wis.,
Do enjoy good laugh should 20 and se'
him. The matinee prices Will Dee % and >
cents: nO extra charge for reserved seats
The Macoliin Opera Company will com
meuce a weeks engagement AT the lheair
Monday. October -. opening i'm "falka.
and changing the opera every night. Ih'
company il very strong one, there bciB-
f+il people i'm il. with very tine drilled
chorus. The prices will remain ~ usual
Matinee Nednesday and Saturday. Matt
nee prices Sd and - cents no extra charg'
for reserved seals. sale of seats opens Thu
morning IN 90'clock.
To-7ouy d, Registration Doy. II thu
ciose NJ fhc Registration B0okS ms ere
ming, frerV Urmocr0' irhoSe name IS no
propfdy cAyOled irW lose has rOfe amt BE-
dcHicd me hiqhc>' Prirdcgc ~ 0n AWcrt
can citizen.
Real Estate Transfers.
The following dccd> 1T bargain and sal,
We're recorded yesterday:
~ CITY cHANcERY COURT.
Citizens Bank Of Richmond 10 Edward u
>lmuelS. ~ feet on north side 1atherin,
near smith, $3.50: ~amet 10 Edward Williams
90 feet ODD Catherine. northeast corner smith
SA.l:sI. J.. Jenkins 10 {. 4. Williams. 4.
feet on north side Preston. between seventh
ANA Eighth. navy HID. improved, $500.
AT COUNTY COURTHOUSE.
Hugo kamprs trustee 10 Miss Sarah
Frances Blake. 49, acre, on north side
Roundabout creek. 500.
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TRUSTED. SALE

sl3 Hun str e.. Manchester. Ns.
TRUSTEES SALE
ogAN
ATTRACTIVE HOUSE hNb f0i, FROM
no ONTHssOuIHs SIDE of RliiiAN-
AZ STREET. EEIWEEN COWARD
N AVENUE ANp PJcsn1>iA7
STREET, MANCHE~IRf "a.
Bv virtue 0fa deed OF trust fr.n N.r.Afi
h. Ec6ee /. the uudtfsisuti trustee. N.t
recorded in The clerk office ui ihe f. H-I'I--
Court n the city or Maucncster ir D. f i"t
uaa- 800. lsfluIf having been nAt' I'D =.
paymsnf or the bond sccuiD' ihef'. t.i
being directed - fo fO hy tlr toofi 'I we
tofs 81 the virginia bullir- nni lNhN
psuy.i Viii seil ut pubic auction 't ~
promises Dn
I4gHsDAN. CCrouAR 81, I--nt
At O'CLOCK Pm
the above house and lot. fronting 7of q. ODD
Buchanan sfrsct. and running i.rz nriNs, D.
parallel lines 40 fc-f 20 an nlef INC
nous. a new. and contains INr rooms it
good neislh0fhati. rapidly Increasing -
value. Attend tH- sale 4ul -et BE- bargain.
Terms ~ .ale. very iNein.
ocZ0-jt 4 B. hHHA-DN. 4fDAts'
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-01-12
Acre ANp rAERE.

Throw physic to the dogs" II
the physic is likely to prove fatal.
There is too much physic in the world
and too many worthless dogs. Let
one evil destroy the other. - Western
Plo10mGn.
1t has been found that the goose
can stand the weather until the Their
mometer goes to sixty-four degrees be-
low zero. Then her feathers won't
save her. Wild ducks can so twelve
degrees lower and come out on top.
Take advantage of every fine day
and give the plants good ventilation
whenever the weather will permit, ale
though care should be taken not to
allow cold draught of air to blow de
rectly upon them.
Never enter sick room in a state
of Precipitation, as the moment you be-
come cold your pores absorb. Do not
approach contagious diseases with an
empty stomach, nor sit between the
sick and the fire, because the heat AZ
tracts the thin vapor.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-01-12
SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL.
cuIture Of spanlsh Peanuts.


The only point of difference between
che culture of the ordinary varieties OF
peanuts and the Spanish, so far as
we are aware, is due to the smaller
size OF the plant Of the latter, and its
upright habit OF growth, which permits
of much closer planting. A few gen.
eral remarks will be given, while we
would be glad to have a more detailed
article from some farmer who has had
special experience in growing Spanish
peanuts for stock.
The best soil for peanuts is one hav-
Ing a gray surface layer, undorlaid
by % clay sub-soil, and containing
good percentage of lime. If de-
ficient in the latter element, lime in
some form must be added. Nothing
is better than mari; ashes are excel
ent; land plaster is good; but no stable
manure, cotton seed, or other ammo
mated manures should be used, as the
peanut plant belongs to the same order
with clover Geguminos@), and, like
clover, requires no ammonia as a fer
tiliEer. The lime seems to be re-
CURED chiefly in order to mako availa-
BILE to the plant the potash in the soil.
Hence we safely conclude-and ex-
perience, as we'll rs analysis. sustains
the conclusion-tha potash is the
dominant element required by the pea
nut plant. Therefore ashes are good
fertilizer.
Whatever variety is planted, great
care should be taken to secure perfect
ly sound seed. Prepare the land as if
for cotton, and at about the same time,
putting fertilizers in the opening fur
row and bedding in rather low beds.
For ordinary kinds, thrce-foot rows are
about the usual distance and twenty
four inches apart in the row. For
Spanish peanuts the rows may be a
little closer. and the plants eighteen
inches or less. Shell the peanuts by
hand, rejecting all shriveled or faulty
peas, and taking care not to break the
thin skin covering the kernels. Open
furrows as if for cotton, drop one seed
in place, and cover not more than
one and half inches. Cotton-planting
time is also the time for planting pea
nuts, The subsequent cultivation
must be such us to keep the sur
face soil mellow and free from grass,
avoiding tearing up the vines when
they have sent down the seed stems in
to the soil. Tho culture of the Spanish
peanut is very easy, owing to its more
upright habit of growth. One bushel
of peas in pod will usually shell peck,
which is sufficient to plant an acre.
They are worth Gin Georgia. from sew
enty-five cents (now) to one dollar and
quarter bushcl Gin spring..
The Spanish variety may be planted
as late as July in the latitude of Ma
con, Ca, or Jackson, Miss. We have
seen two full crops grown on the same
land in Troup County, Ga, the second
crop having been planted with seed
Just harvested of the first crop
Southern Cultirdt0r.