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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-06
One Fact

Is worth column of rhetoric, said an
American statesmen. 1t Is fact, estab-
lished by the testimony Of thousands OF
people, that Hoods Ssrsaparilla does cure
scroiula, salt rheum, and other diseases or
affections arising from impure state or low
condition Of the blood. II also overcomes
that tired feeling, creates good appetite,
and gives strength to every part Of the
system. Try IL. 40
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-06

NORTH and South Dakota are new sis
ter States. The President signed the
proclamation for their admission Saturday,
November 2, at twenty minutes after three
O'Clock. We now bave forty States in the
IIninn
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-06

THE citizens OF Cleveland are going to
make raid on the Sabbath breakers.
They should commence at the head first,
The managers of the transportation lines
should be called to an account at very
early date
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-06

PIT BARNuM has moved his circus and
menagerie to London, England, and will
exhibit in that city until next March
when he will return to America,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-06

PRESIDENT Harrison has Issued his
proclamation for national fast day
Thursday November 2Sth.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-06
The press Of Georgia appears to take
great pleasure in quoting form the Wei.
lington ENTERPRISE.

The Norwalk Experiment has decided
to issue daily paper The city now sup.
ports two daily papers.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-06
Ex-SEoRErARY Of State Thos. F. Bay
ard will be married tomorrow.

THE great Touring mills at Minneapolis
Mimi, have been sold to an eastern syn.
dicate.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-06
TERMS.

cosanrss will convene Monday, Dec. Q
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09

IAe bu-irc.5 of building ships has
nraer.scl DO Great britain during tho
past year !tisuuobic trade, ana om-
p.oys O. LARGE numberof the most skill.
fnl mechanics ON tie little river
Clyde in SCOTLAND. 30 vessels were
l.uncAcl 80 l-ec az which rs wero
steamers end III were sailing ships.
Most 81 tac steamers were built Of
Steel Which has now become the favor
ite motel among ship owners.
On tas Tyne. lo2 vessels were built
during The year aud on tho Weir IS,
.aa..iag q total Of 30
These sc Us alone would form q
very imposing fleet. and nearly ell of
tacm were designed for commercial
purpose Great as the number Of
uc~ vessels was. it does little moro
than make good the losses in the Brit.
ish shipping list by wrccl, ard decay.
Moreover, considerable numbc. OF
these vessels were built for lcgeiga
firms and governments.
I'm any part Of ;hc world, if any one
wants good steamer built, hc thinks
first cf the great ship building firms
in the north q Britain. and one OF
them is pretty e@re to get tho contract.
There wes tine when tie United
States took The lead in this magnificent
kind Of manufacture, and people in
England went down to the docks IN
Liverpool and London just to see tho
beautiful clippers built on the Mcrri-
mae, the Hudson and the Kenncbec.
il should L. 50. and will be SO agaia,
We trust, before r@my yoarJ Lave
passed. YouiA'g Companion.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09

cauic eruptior-a blowout or some
thing unhoard of IN the plantation.
"Onc Of the marks of mediacrity of un-
Outstanding l. to be always telling
stories. says the French proverb. and
the tales that came TO the ears Of the
IIMYS often ara again. were
such as 10 create doubt. and
the paper determined 10 fathom the
matter. To this end reporter
and an artist were dispatched with IN.
structions 10 look into the matter, as
certain ali that could be CLEANED. aud
give their experience to The public.
The natural alone is permanent, and
The TIMES representatives certainly
found natural curiosity that has puz-
lied all the people in the reigh-
borhood coufouIded the engineers and
mysti6cd the scientists and chemists.
AT TIE SPOT.
Were IL not that there is a crater
more widely known than tbi'. because
of its war record. and IFS propiuqnity
to Calling farm. the place Of the ex-
plosion might properly be designated
as "a crater. Bot II tins were done the
terms would confuse and misead PEG
pie. and ~ would be better to call IT. In
plain paflsnce "A blow out caused
by some freak of nature. More than
ten days ago. about the middle of the
night. the residents of the quiet neigh
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09

10y A'i'-ldlls
Nav YORK. June s -Messrs. Hub
bard. Price * Co.. iu their cotton cir.
GUAR TO-DAY say The closure Of the
Liverpool Exchange on the Whi sun
'ide HOLIDAYS, together with the half
holidays here has Intensified the pre-
gslllng dullness Of the cotton market.
aud the volume OF business hi been in
considerable. 10 feature Of interest
1as developed. Reports from the South
are considered IN general favorable To
The growing crop. and the Bureau re-
9ort dse on Monday is awaited with
some Interest. Port pceip.g are
very light. but the iudisposition to enter
'nIo ne y transac ions is very mal ked. -
Futures closed steady at about las,
nights piicss. The sales for the day
we're only $500 bales. Receipts at
ports to-day estimated at LOCO bales.
against lr21 bales last week, and .0si
tst We r. S)o' clt'on ia qui / and
=" adj, with middling uplaudsat ll3 10.
O ld sales OF 4i3 bales TO spinners. Fu-
{ sres closed; June, iQ.5Sal0 90; Jal 4,
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Facts Abont Smokers.

by close observation | estimate that
30 per cent. Of tho men in this city
smoke or use tobacco in some form
! an in position 10 sec it, being be.
hind the desl; Of "A restaurant all dav
Every one knows q cigar tastes Lcitel
after Il hearty meal than 1t amy othc.
time Of the day. and Is less iniuiiou.
then, if injurious Ut Ill. This account
for the cigar cases in. restaurants nov.
adays, but there was time wha i;
was not the rule. have noticed time
and again that smoker who is sho..
OF cash will not take enough food, bul
will buy . cigar when he has finished
eating. There are many men wht
spend moro for their cigars than the,
do 10. their food, and some double ths
amount ST Louis Globe Democrat.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09

borhooI of GatIing's historic farm.
were startled By the noise Of a
loud explosion. 1t was sound
that did not resemble thunder or the
discharge If cannon. but 10 was clear.
distinct. and OF a muilled accent. Tn
people ON the plantation were startled ,
peeped out of their doors. pri,ktd Their
ears, but could neither see nor hear
anything calculated 10 solve the cause
Of the alarm. The noise continued snf-
iiciently long for them 10 locate the
direction from whence j. emauatei. but
the d1fknts- prevented any effort to
fad what the cause of IL was. The next
morning inve-ugatiOn disclosed the
spot. about when there now clings
consldefabl curiosity and of which the
TIMES now picD0.'s 90 talk.
How THE PLACE LOOKS
The blowout j.. at The loot Of the
clil heretofore alluded % as bordering
the ADD maltoX river. L. is thickly
surrounded by heavy undergrowih Of
small shrubs. poison oak. grape vines
ferns and briar,. over these tall trees.
such as ihe elan. poplar laurel. oak.
with here and there "A pine, rear their
heads. ltl-awil looking spo;. The
cat bird. ihe thrush and the wren
ilii,ci here and there through the
targled labyrinth of wire. aud foliage
and the ,sun struggled t.
send his rays through the heavy cmcr
AID OBJ. ct0us of the leaves. \ glimpse
of the winding waters OF the Appomal-
t0X can now aud then be secured. "a.
over and amor. the biauche, OF some Of
the old i0rC cis were made 10 sue
cum0 % lhs force OF a stin Whit Of
wind which occasionally came whirl.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09
Goal Not slcnatures.

When Ralph Ped bought his fathers
freedom Of William le Butler, William
cave him ~ acknowledgment for the
money and written certificate OF tho
transaction. but he did not eign his
name. Ia these days nobody signed
their names. not because they could
not write. for | suspect that just IS
large Il proportion Of people IN Eng
land could write well GO years ago Gs
could have done 50 forty years ago,
but because II was not tho fashion 10
liyn ones nemc. Instead Of doing
that everybody who YVES freeman
and man Of substance, in executing
any legal document. affixed 10 it his
fcal. and that stood for his signature.
People always carried their seals about
with them IN q purse or small bag,
and 10 Was 10 uncommon thing for
p.clpOcl.ct 10 cut of this bag and run
away with tie se@l, and thus put tho
owner to very ccr!ous Inconvenience.
This was what actually did happen
once 70 William 10 Buffers fathel-in-
law Tie was q certain Sir Richard
Bellhouse. and lie lived 1t North Tud-
denham, near Dereham. Sis Richard
was high sheriff for tho counties OF
Norfolk and Suffolk in 1901, and his
duties brought him into court OH Jan.
2J of that year before one of tho
Judges at Westminster. | suppose
the court was crowded, and in tho
crowd some rogue cut of Sir Richards
purse and made of with his seal. |
never heard that he got it back again.
Historic Essays, Rev. Augustus Jes-
sOpp
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09
THE DAILY TINES SUNDAY JUNE 8. 1859.

air, falling to the ground in heavy
masses
The hillside faces the west. and iL-t
at the point where the explosion occJr.
ed there Is considerable decline on Ike
hillside towards the south. yet the tr, g
and tons Of mud that were lhro OJl
by the eruption were sent up the hill
northwardly. This is conclusive cvi
dence tba, some TOwerful agefcT alf0-
gether unheari of ia that loo llIiy, had
created this disturbance.
The bottom Of the blowout was clv-
cred by huge cobble-siores. interim xed
with small gravel and mud Of corn
color. A slream of p lucid water
poured in quantity from the base o! the
bill where the explosion occurred and
swept over the soft mud on H. way to
the river. The water vi en- ia,ied
smaCked Of iron. and it was stated that
when allowed to siaud any coDsid
cradle tine it had strong scent of
kerosene oil. This was cer.airly the
case with some shown the TINES by
Mrs. Calling.
WHAT Is 1T
4 number.of scientific men have yis-
tied the locality and uzzlsi.themseiyes
a. to bat the character of the water
aud " hat Caused the sxp!0s on. \ Pa
tlmOre chemist came down ana
took some Of tie water home
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09

The colorod sports Of Jacksonville
Ind. have discovered a new amusc
mcnt, which Is attracting considclaJl
attention and Is causing good deal
Of money to change hands. Alta house
on Indiana avenue j. located wh.ti i
termed Il sparrow pit i largo round
table. on which i wire cage. l.
placed il one OF the rooms, and into
this two cocks sparrows arc put and
allowed 10 fight until one Of thcn j.
conquercd-sometimes killed. Pieces
OF silk thread Of different coloia are
placed around tho birds mccks to dis
tinguish them, and the interest taken
in the battle Is rs good rs q cocl. fight
1t j. said that in proportion - tAci
size the birds make a harder c0mb@.
for supremacy than two camc cAicl.
ems. Louisville Couriei-Journal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09
1ss OLD oAKeN BUCKET.


viii shat anguish or mino rcmemoor my enid
t,ol
mem. aaous farm. the wet fungus grown Wild
v''A Al. -.
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.
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.....tn f 90 NHs. on Che vessel that fitted
.u.Ie. dram. il tIe days caii'.l to rinl
t..I...a. n..f f..Ui.ssar. ana scientists cif,ed
Boob. eaI0r H nr'.t Nf analysis uai.
r l.r 'rl- uf nuI.fDl size
..I. ...N|'r s. OBJ" VERSE. OF byron.
..... mss Q rtucmuet with tears "a my
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.rI tnat water uncommouly clear.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09

There appears from special report OF
fifteen sellers Of origins on this market
10 be on hand here COL wrappers. he
cutters, 800 filters. smokers OF night
class.
This may not include all for sale.
out closely approximate it.
What Is given as wrappers 10y me mly
be classed by another As fine iiiltr oi
even cutter. The iilleIs aud smokers
we class together.
This, of course. includes double CID
stock and all kinds uf oil biighfs. To
subdlyide would be guess work. lul
we assume 22j packages of very gooc
TO fine old wrappers a. about correct.
This would leave about POO me.
dunn 10 good wrappers. and 200
common kinds. The scarcity Of
filters of all CLASSES is rather
remarkable, while some Of the leadIag
cutter sellers are neatly closed out.
Parties with 100 TO $50 hogsheads of old
on hand usually at this season. report
as low Is 81 OF all kinds Of old oi
hand now. Sun-cur,d is not on above
table. The stock OF a few pattics wac
estimated.
Surely this is no big sock for tho
country to draw from TIL the new can
be used TO advantage. 1t is yely cyl
dent that manufacturer, are reluctant
TO commence on new. which has but
little but freshness o. color to recon-
mend the crop. Sampling this wees
has been small Of new bughts. a
moderate dark Shipping business fol
the week il reported.
Sun-curel a.es ~ ere very satislaCt ~
and moderate bright wrapper SAFE al,
leading features IN transactions. y
small line OF 3 to A.. frosted reOrdereJ
Tugs have been sampled.
INSPECTIONS far The week Inspected.
3JOi reviows, A0S. w j.. ID.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09
s Driutcrc,tea Friend.

--l who never owned % dog
know what DO is o. hayo q dc.
aa dAlntiested friend. Do
..'" amy creature half 50 faith.
''i Cup or Nero. or Bruno. or
" Io"scr or Ratllcrl When
tll malinalcd him drcadfullv.
'.. ''..e on.his back. YOU pulled his
tol twisted his tail. YOU kicked
..'' a-d culled him. But he bore
.-' abuse patiently aud was always
-y U lick tho hand that smote
,. lie bore no grudgc against
a. bug forgot and forgaye every
AZ " hen you left home he was
~ lag ono Of tho family TO say coed
n "Aen you returned hc was the
III " give you greeting. III youth
49,. d" = your comforter and protector;
!. 80 Il, ue is your companion aud friend.
"sw York Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09

Joy A''rfiI N.|
BALTIMORE. Nd. june Gotten
quiet: milulire. ll.lllic. Flour
tair Iobbing irade and firm; Civ Mills.
Rio brands. extra n sjl~j. Wheat
southern lfmer. Fulz. s3asSc.: Long
berry. sl.JJc.. Ne,tetn firm, CLOSED
quiet and easy. so. ., winter red. spot.
o2lc.. june. &c. Corn Southern
steady: white. 4lr43lc :, yellow. iOa
i2'., Western quiet and steady mixed.
spot. tli .r. OIt, steady. Western
White. 81 3jlc.: Western mixed. 99l
zoe. Rye easier 40 5Ca54c. Provisions
steady P,tioieum steady: refined
Is so Coffee st,ady. Rio cargOes. fair.
lSlc. Sugar firm; A soft Ssc Cop
per. firm; refined, lr4all!c. Whisky
steady.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09
Petersburg

The offerings Of loose on Thursday
and again yesterday lthe I'm wor
made up mostly OF odds ana ends
aud lats previously offered. aud tie
bulk Of them were poor and cftentime.
ursourd. Tie latter sorts aro
frosted lots are selling for Lcxi
nothing. and 50 are pool
Tugs. Hogsheads in good oide,
Jle now outstllIng loose. Hos shea J..
should be made to weigh not over CSC
TO 400 pounds gross. as there is no &c
mand now tor hard pred tobacco foi
shipment abroad. The offerings OF
hogsh, aos at the Exchange on Thurs
DAY aud on y,sttuay tine 1thl were
made up mostly OF low gradss. with
sales al from Sl.l0 t. IS -.
The receipts Of tobacco at West Hi
warehouse tor the past week were 81
hoesheads, inspections "a hos shead-
Sis Of loose, 43.l7j pounds - Peters
bu q Lider Appcdi.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09
TOBACCO DEPARTM ENT.

RICHMOND. VA June 9.-Colonel Ran
dolph Harrison, in the June issue of
the Southern Planter. under It's new
manapement II. w. Wood, pr, sid,nt;
w. +. Knight and j. +. Jackson. odi-
tossj. uuder Hints to Tobacco Gror.
rj, gives very clear and comprehen-
sive resume Of the status OF Virginia
tobacco in general. and defines clearly
what noDdescrpt tobacco is and how
planters should avoid it.
This timely article sums up, ter
touching on many points of cultivation
with the assertion that The writer could
name very many planters who rarely
flll to make the tobacco crop profitable.
This kind make 1t their business 10 find
cut what the market demands before
band. &c. IL is evident that Colonel
Has ison profits by his eXpeiieI CO on
his farm a. well az b. reading and
hat he learns from the markets IN per
son.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09

rs two nuns belonging TO the con
vent al st. Joseph, Bcaucc. in Quebec
were walking down the road there a
few days ago with one Of their little
girl charges. % young man engaged ~
coasting como down a slide at full
speed. and would have run down and
probably killed the littlo girl but ioi
The heroic action Of one OF the nuns,
who threw herself before the child to
shield her w.iA her own body. The
poor nun was shockingly injured, los.
ing o4e Of Lor eyes. Boston Pilot.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09
whea ID. nohan Was ada crcnaa.

The connection between The Nol.cs
family and that dashing pet Cf the
DAILY company. Ada Rchan, B. prob
ably unknown in Boston ll dla
uatic circles the report has been eur
rent that Hiss Pelham wa3 born under
the name Of Crchan. but that the in
yinciblc corcctorof poor writer poor
writing, the proof reader decided
upon a rcchriatcning when the young
girl made her professional debut. and.
therefore. put forth the dcbutant.s
name rs Ada c. Rehan. whcrcat llrs
John Drew advised the youthful ac
trcs5 T. accept the fatcs and tAe favor
able criticism giycn Miss nchan,
and live and die under the chance &c
quircd name The tory Is an inter
esting bit Of gossip, all true ii only j.
had - general negative before ii. Mis-
Rchan was born Il Crcham. that i5.u
thcntic, but she also made her debut
Crcham. for a play bill If tho Arch
Street theatre. Philadelphia. under
date Of 1871. shows Ada Crchal play
ing IN the farce, Simpson * Co. ="
which scryedas q prelude t. the No,.
Family's Fun ii - Fog Boston
journal
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Sew York Market.


NEW YORK. jane 8 Flour closed dull
and "eak;city mills, CXtia. 2jaSi 10:
ior West lnoies: Iinn, sofa. extra.
- ,Oa12..j. Wheat hrmcr; No. >. red
safe. e3ic; 81. 2Ied winter, June, Slsc.
Corn firmer: Ne. mixed. 42fc. cash !:
No. . mixed June He Oats steady;
40. , white. state. 2Sc., No. mixed.
June. -Sc. Pork dull; new mess.
Sl3.2jaslj 80. Lard quiet; Jane, 5000
,ugal-Atiiucd STEADY; crushed. Sc:
ColIee steady. fair cafeoes. RIO. lsic.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09
CURIOUS CRATER.
PETERSBURG AND PRINCE GEORGE
PEN PICTURED.
BIO BLOW OUT on GATLTNG,S
FARM
ROrGH ROADS AND RICH s'GnT,
sxIN
How ffare's OId Rpce Track Hooks Now
Bcautifut ola Hiauoforo men
TONED wshonc's MASSIVE man
sc''um -Oshcr scenes.
Historic ground.

historic ground.
Sparkling on tho foro-Gnger of his
tory are clusters Of rare "reminiscences.
When old man Peter Jones was i'd
ing IN the rich valley of the Dan river
with Colonel Byrd. they made up their
minds. as they logged along on horse
back. that they would found each n city
1t the head OF tidewater. on the Appo.
maitox ard the James rivers. They
little dreamt that about these two
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09

Leaf tobacco breaks yesterday wei,
very heavy and sales would not hav
gotten around had not TWO wafehous,,
waived. The Improvement in the offer.
iugs j, yely slight and COT fired entire
~ TO medium 10 good lllers. The pro
pcrtJn OF wrappers in the offerings D.
alarmit gly small. DdaUWs Re- lister.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09

CHICAGO. June s. Wheat opened
steady. Corn Il, ally. oats quiet. Pc
visions steady. Closing Wheat. June.
79c.; Jnly, ,6ic. Corn Jnne. 335c
July, 34.c. Olts-JuDe, 22sc; July.
PIC. Pork June. S.L77i: July.
sll 80. Lard-Juue. 50 ga: July.
500. ShoIt-ubs- June, $3.50. July.
Sj.e7i.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09

Martin * Thompson writes rs fl.
lows from Durham, y. c.: We arg
having full bieak- now. ana all de-lr.
able tOOaccos arc in strong dtmard.
Common aud frosted stock very high
We hear considerable complaint anon,
iarmrls of serious inJIry 10 your'
plants IRON the recent ueayy rains.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09

Receipts for The week jIst endeo
much lighter. - improvement in The
quality II oil, riugs. Prices for 200 J.
sweet filters. wIapp,rs b light smokers
and cutters fully maiut.iuod. Coco
dark leaf and fiLe shipping rather moie
active. [, mmOn horde. cIipt anl
frosted stock continues dull and low. -
Lynchburg Adudice.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09

10 e4'lO.65: August, 1CGOaiO.70; Sep.
fember. 10 ljsl0.lG; October 0.S9a0 90;
November. 0.Sjo9 SO. December, 0.s1.
9ss: January. 90Is0 %; February. 1000
aiOo 3: March. l0.i0ii0 II; April, lola
lois, Nav. 10 2jalO 20.