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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02

President Harrison has accepted an in
vitation to attend the reunion of the
Kansas G. A. r. at Topeka, on October
10th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02

Don't hawk, hawk. blow, spit, and dis
gust everybody with your offensive breath.
but uee DR.. Sage's 0atarrh Kennedy and
end It, 80 cents, By druggists,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02

For cough or sore throat the best medl-
cine by far is Hale's famous Honey OF Hore-
hound and Tar.
Pixies toothache drops cure in one minute.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02

a brain and nerve food, for lecturers,
teachers, students, clergymen, lawyers and
brain workers generally.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-02

Pears Soap isthe most eleganttoilet adjunct

LONDON, Sept. 29.-Mr James Slavery has
been elected lord mayor OF London.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-01-15
Historical Anecdotes of the Table.

In the streets of Athens, were found
not only public houses but also Ihrr-
flODOLcs in which were sold hot water;
cup of hot water cost the modest sum
of three OboLes; rare plants were infused
in this water. Commands often mixed
in equal quantities, very hot water and
very cold wine which gave to the bever-
age a medium temperature, for IN coUn-
tries of this latitude, hot drinks are IN
endurable, while cold ones are danger
Gus. In the streets, and in all public
places, there were many small cook
snops, and itinerant pastry cooks whom
the people patronIzed-
These travelling pastry cooks fire.
omen; ed the theatres. Aristotle tells us
of their calls between the ac.s, and how
by degrees they worked their way even
to the front seats of the ampitheatre, in
order to offer their merchandise to the
spectators. According TO the great
philosopher, the success of a play, either
tragedy or comedy, was In inverse
ratio to that of the little merchants with
their delicacies. If the play was bad,
many cakes were eaten, taste compen-
sating for the ungratified curios ty; but
ii the play was good, woe TO the unfor-
tunate cake venders; the merit of his
poet. The Greeks, and particularly the
Athenians, were lovers of the country;
thev invited there, their friends and
these invitations always included the
entire family. 81 rest from work, to-
day." wrote Eustachis, ''on account OF
the birth of my son; pray you, my
dear Pythacion. to come to the festival
that have prepared for this occasion.
Bring with you your wife, children and
ox-driver, and If you Judge 1t proper,
vour dog, the faithful guardian of your
do.ks. whose resounding voice keeps
al danger afar He shall not be the
worse for being our guest In the
comedy of Plutus, Aristophanes causes
a person who addresses slave to say,
s.tio quickly, tell your master to come.
also his wife and children and even his
hog" Listen now TO the poet Nicenoe-
tns Of Somas. ''It Is not IN the city, 1t
i in the country that 1 desire my festl-
walls to take place, where L can enjoy
the free air. A bed OF foliage Is suft-
Gent Here are the leaves of the Agnus
Castus, the most odorous tree OF this
earth here Is tho osier, :he antique
crown of the Cariens- Bring VINE and
the lyre amiable muse; full OF Joy, made
e,,v by the sweet fumes of the intoxlca-
ting liquor, 1 will sing to the Goddess
oueen of our island, the noble wife of
Jupiter"
Greek cookery is imperfectly known
10 MS which does not however, prevent
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-01-15
A Kiss.

Something made OF nothing. tasting very sweet :
most delicious compound, with ingredients
complete;
But if, as on occasion, the heart and mind are
ours.
1t has no great significance; it loses half its
power.
Something made Of nothing, and never twice
the same
Though 'tis known in every country where love
has had its name;
II is clearly meant for giving, though tits some
times bought and sold.
And like coffee and potatoes, is not good when
cold.
II oft appeases diseord when words have failed
10 please,
Whether bestowed caressingly or given Just to
tease
For laugh will often save one from doing
something worse.
And the lips that taste the sweetness are seldom
heard TO curse.
'Tis the strangest. oldest mixture this some
thing made Of naught.
Which IS never seen nor handled, although it's
often caught;
Which will not spoil in keeping, whatever be
the cline,
For this something made of nothing will stahd
the test OF time. -AllI0dukee Sentinel.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-01-15

IT IS difficult 70 reconcile the large
number Of deaths from influenza re-
ported as having taken place in Paris
With the tn ory Of London phys'cians
that 1t is really u benign" epidemic, a
mid catarrhal trouble, which is des-
uned to aver an epidemic Of a mol,
serious nature. If the disease be the
zane In the two cities, the fact OF
fatality should rather be accepted and
depended upon than the theory OF be-
nightly. But while it is certain that
Tue oeSt m dical minds of Europe have
Oeen oatil=d by many phases Of the
mysterious malady, it ; equally certain
1i4l al | worst 1t cannot have greater
'efTors Tor US on tins side of the ocean
'uAa The usual catarrh and inf Ienza to
Nhieh our Eastern cities are always
SUBJECT IN seasons Of unusual hu-
midity.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-01-15
Irrigation In California.

Wherever the water comes from, il
is usually conveyed into tank or a re.
seryoir, and then piped or ditched
about over the farm wherever needed
y hand pump is a rarity in Southern
California. i windmill pumps the
water into high tank, which gives il
the pressure needed for sprinkling.
Hydrants are placed at the house, al
the barn, in the garden, in the orchard,
aud at other points. With plenty OF
hose the fire protection is admirable.
The farmers wife is as well off as her
city cousin in the matter of water con-
veuIenc eS-
Running through iron pipes near the
surface OF a bliStering hot soil, the
water gets warm, not to say hot, and Sc
il does standing in the tank over the
well. When wanted for drinking it is
put into a porous earthen jar called ali
a la, and the evaporation of the large
part which sOaks through the jar cools
the contents Always in the morning,
and nearly always throughout the day,
you can get a drink as cool as tie
stomach ought to have. Sometimes .
barrel, covered with a cloth kept wet
is used for the same purpose
The water thus piped TO various
points on the farm is sometimes Carried
from the hydrants through bitches
winch run along the highest parts OF
tie ground, These bitches are tn.
slmplrst possible in construction. They
go winding about like natural streams
Sometimes fuTrow of the large faTn.
pow answers every purpose. For the
capillaries OF the circulation the fur
rows made between the rows of yeget-
ables in cu'tiyating them are quite sut-
icIent When you have irrigated a
few rows hOeful or two of earth ap.
piled 10 each furrow stops the water
from them, and then the dam is TO
moved farther down the man stream.
same way.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-01-15
SUGAR on Oysters.

The sallow-faceI ceiestials in this city
are more particular as regards their III
ct than most people suppose, says the
Portland Me. Express.
One of them, who enjoys the distinc
ton of being the wealthiest in town
came into a downtown oyster hous,
the other night, took his seat at a mar
ble topped table and asked the waiter
for Claw" The deft, white apronel
waiter stroked his smooth shaven chin
rehectively and replied: "a what?.'
"a law" repeated John, claw oys
ters."
''Oh, yes" and soon q plate of the
tempting bivalves, reposin2 in their
shells, lay before him. He removed
the lemon and sprinkled a copious sup.
ply of sugar over them and began hls
attack.
AS he walked to the counter, paid his
bill and departed, the waiter smiled
aloud with "Wel1, that's one way to
eat oysters"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-01-15

The University at odessa has been
closed by the Russian Government be-
cause som Of the student were NihI-
lists and did not hes tate to propagate
their doctrines. Evi lentl tie Car
has not Yet learned That he is largely, If
not wholly, responsible for the eNis ence
Of the NI.il.st spiut IN his domains.
HspoIicy has provoked it; it is one Of
the certaiI issues Of despotIc govern
ment. lie can get rid of it only by
changing his own course. Closing the
Institutions Of learning Will accomplish
moth NJ, though it is true that the more
ARussian learns the more likely is he
to become dissatisfied with his own
Government.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-01-15
Ugly Things

What are ugly things? Here are a
few:
Initiation furs and jewels.
Women who paint their eyes
People who push
Men who are effeminate.
Girls who are masculine
BOlices that wrinkle.
Ill cooked dinners.
Hospitality that Is grudged-
a temper that is not controlled
Lips that are painted
Tongues on which there are no
brides.
Envy, hatred, malice and all nn-
charitableness- From all OF these ugly
things, good Lord, deliver us
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-01-15

4AE Grand Jury Of New York re-
%! se-'! male special presentment on
NC Nolee- Of electric light currents,
s,Hs Tue enactment Of legisla ion to
prevent further casualties from thlt
S,1l' -i'e' and likewise submitted an in
pl r.l'uleht Of the Superintendent 4 tie
- - company, charging him with
- l.s'@lsh'er in havi 2 caused the
- - u Henry Harris by an electric
80, 80 about q mouth ago. 1t will
~ ~ Oe urged In any quarter that
Dv..-a -o''Oa has been tOo summary. The
- -! Is that it was not taken
s s. ago in the interest of public
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-01-15
Fast Trans and Wrecked Nerves

Many persons who travel much on
the fast trains between Jersey City and
Philadelphia have noticed that the en-
gineers on those trains are, a. gener-
al rule, young men, and that there are
many new faces seen among them IN the
course of a year. 1 asked an old railroad
man the reason of this. He said: ''Its
because old men do not have the nerve
TO stand the strain of the terrific speed
of these trains, and even the nerviest
young men gets afraid of them after a
while. Then they get to letting up a
little in speed. the trains run behind
time, the engineers are given other
runs and new men are put on IN their
places. Likely enough you never no.
ticed how fast those trains go. 1t Is
ninety-one miles from Jersey City to
Philadelphia All the trains stop at
Trenton. Some of them stop at other
places. 1t is slow work getting out of
the Jersey City yard, over the numer-
Gus switches and crossings, across the
bridges at Newark and Trenton, and
again getting into Philadelphia. Now,
take n time table and see The train
that leaves Jersey City at S.l3 A. NJ
gets into Philadelphia at 1910,
making the 91 miles in III minutes
That's AZ miles an hour, including a
stop at Trenton The train that leaves
at 9. IA A. NJ makes 1t In ll9 minutes.
The 3. I3 2. NJ. train does the same, and
stops at Germantown Junction as well
as Trenton. The 4.l3 z. VI. train makes
these two stops and the whole distance IN
I'D minutes That's 40 miles an hour,
including the stops and delays, Be
tween stations ii Is necessary To run
faster than 90 miles an hour. Very few
men can stand long the nervous tension
of running a mile minute with the
tremendous responsibility of a big load
of passengers. ~ J. Herald,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-01-15

o,-t o-NAt W. GRADY, of the Atlanta
n.s N'''a', though quite a young
- HAl made for himself and his
-. - national reputation. Il was a
i.S suOek to the many thousands who
E-s.so so,Ae 10 know him through his
ls,,T-s and writings when they
h,s recently that his br liant career
r. % ~ ended SUDDENLY by death.
Is,s.. a brave, ear est, energetic
s,,.t y men, ani as an orator Dos
nib.. Singular powers OF fascination
him Eve s'e2 thos who disagree a W tn
..,lts - Charmed at least while he wa
cs1a1 That such a man should be
ups,,-ay away Just as his pow y were
q sT i great misfortune. not on v
Ns's country. 'Ou'n' Out to the
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-01-15

By An almost unanimous vote, the
slulh Carolina legislature has decided
70 c utiuue the appropriation OF 5000
to C,adu University, a manual tram
iug school tor colored men. There is
no telIer way to st ls the race prob
lem than educating Il out Of existenc :.
South Carolina displays much wisdom
n this matter, and doubtless will, in
stead Of discontiuuiny the lrant. in
CT ase the ap, rupriatIol before the
APPS OF many more wears.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-01-15

4 Dutch physician declares that a
close connection exists between the eN=
ercise OF mental faculties and disorders
Of the nose. He says II IL were gen
orally known how many cases oI
chronic headache, OF inability 10 learn
or no perform mental work, where due
10 chronic disease OF the nose, many or
them would be easily cured.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-01-15

TuE law pr hitting the ie Of c.
,.rst,es % children ! as scarcely b en-
ss.rd Of ii ce It y as passed, but in
Reading recently a dealer was fined so
"A costs for selling ciga'e.t 10 school
,,adren- Iti5a righteous judgment,
o. N. children themselves are in a
i,-cs degree irresponsible and need pro-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-01-15

TIE wisdom OF postponing Senator
Norran' resolution, recogniz ng Brazil
IS . republic, is now sufficiently evil
dent. II the adyIces from Brazil are
10 be credited, the stability of he new
Government. 5 by no means assured.
Prob bly hy the time Con !ress me Is
after the holiday recess, enough wi be
known 70 warrant some action on Sem
ator Morsaa's resolution.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-01-15

Mr.. Arthur MCMUREOUGH RAy-
ANAUGH. whose death occurred on
Christmas Day, was a most remarkable
man. Althoug lackin arms a-d legs,
and otherwise dsrormed, he lived much
As other men live, md attained stinc-
ton As a member OF the English House
Of Parliament, In which he steadfastly
olposed Home Ruiz. His was a case il
which the triumph IF mind over mat
ts.r WAS complete.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-01-15

. NLwAU sEE clergyman has I'M
,.-.,tsp 10 make is church attractive
~ getting prominent members Of his
ccn reg ti0u 10 preach the $ rm rs
III he ats as master OF ceremonies
=, - not \ bad idea-for some
nraachers.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-01-15

REPORT Of fight be'w en- a go
IN. 4 4 bulldog at Van Vert,
Orio in which tn dog was ki led, says
,n., after tn ba tie great difficulty
xas found in getting the gorilla back
f,,otls cage. Nothing is said abOu.
he b.u,es who arranged lie igh and
,bsp sumption is that they are still a.
tarera
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-01-15

As THE Yorktown has arrived at
Lisbon, Admiral Walker is prepared
with his squadron Of evolution to show
Europe the beginnings Of the new
American Navy. I, is not much OF a
uayv vet, BIT isa Y st Improvement
o ANYTHING " uay had 81 CO the WAT,
and tie vessels themselves will compare
favorably tn the best Of their kind
In L .rupe
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-01-15

The disinfectin9 power of animal
gas ID such that when introduced into
sewage 1t very quickly destroys tho
microbes Of putrefactioa md OF many
DIS e.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-01-15

is keeping alive unhealthy people to
breed unhealthy children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13

NR. LAn0UCuEAE. in Truth says. "Major
Mche.iar. late of the 18th ili1hlanders. has
just Knocked over another historical nine
PIN. which during tine last Use and
thirty years our poets and nONeiisis
and journalists have been most
ass.duous iu setting up. The story Of
"jossie Brown. of lncknoN.' who was the
dr-t in lhc hg-iegcd resiloucy Co hear the
skirt Of the ha-ppas ~ the advancing
kos4-shIre Bluffs. has long been believed
throughout ihe Lugi.sh-,rea king world: bat
unfortunately l1r "a, continued crcdence.
according 90 pipe-Nai0r M'Aellar, not one
40 Che six pilors Who accompanied the 18th
Regiment On ihe day they entered Lucknow
played a NOTE ou bis instrument ON that
memorable 25lh % september 1856. Now.
as "a rule. we can spare amy quantity OF bag
pipe music without even passing iwinge
OF SORROW, bat ! im sure thar general regret
viii De- let Chat lho slogan which Jessie
Brown has been SD long supposed TO have
heard was never played at ALL
TIE widow Of the late Due d'Aosta re.
coi,od from her husbands estate S2j0, 200,
with jewels. pictures. etc.. valued 40 S2|O.-
600 more. Beside ibis. The Duchess and her
child have State allowance OF $4,000 a
year.
THE Germans are Fastening the prepa' H.
lions for the Emin expedition TO the lake IT,
gion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13
HorEI nAY, Hor srnINes, AHF~ Sop. g. ~ q

HOTEL HAY. Hot SPRINGS, ARR, sep. - ~"
have been taking DR. Kings Germetuer
with great benefit. ! have been quhe dfs-
nopifc. suffering more or Tess rom indi-tr-
tidn IN "a great many years. But now mN
digestion is nearly normal. The eppfess'on
at my stomach after eating Win when D
have been apuoyed so long. ha. nearly enc
tfoiv disappeared. ! hndrreat ocncui lolnf
kidneys also my back being great ~ sti,s,, .'"-
enCd. g. H. liA''
Dr. e.. D. Hay is the proprietor of the Hay
Hotel. one of The leading hotel. OBJ h"l
springs. and many years oWns pioiiill '''t
rhvsician of Franklin. Tenn. After tnnl n'
travelled and lectured extensively on htui-
cine ami electricity
I'm testimony tO the great value oi nl.
Kings wonderful Royal Germetuer, allow re
10 say She bottle bought for my patient u.H
its work well. She was Frustrated WIN
chronic yaeinitis. with sympaineuc hiieciloh
of fhc kidneys / believe 10 VIII cicrl d per-
manent cue and heartily recommend Dc.
Respectfully,
j. a. .f0RRIs. VI. ID.
Waco. Texas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13
OR. scHEHCx'S
SEAWEED
TONIC
Isa Positive Cure for
DYSPEPSIA

And ali Disorders n the ni
ee.five Organs. Itislikouisa
"a Corr0hofaiiYe or Strength.
cning Medicine. and may ID
taken with benefit in li eases
of Debility. For sale ty aiI
Druggists Price, elnparlot
tis DIR Schoncks Sew BOOK
on Lungs. Livfranl Stomach
mailed free Address.
OrI.H.Schenck d son. Fhlla
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13
III main STREET.
THOS. BRANCH & 60.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,



WE OFFER. SUBJECT TO SALE
w and advance BOO price, without noNce'
the following BONDS.
40 600 Virginia Midland Railroad General
MORTGAGE d per cent. Bonds. princi-
ull aud interest guaranteed h1 the
richmond and lanNlle lhiifpalt
uavable in gold at 81 and interest.
This road made 100000 above nAed
charges fOr the six months ending
december 81. 1850.
cox ooO Western NOrth Carolina hailfodl
ConsOl Mortgage SIX per cent.
Bonds. 40 SO and Interest. THIS
mortgage is only $40 900 per mile.
soo 900 peter4burg Haiiruad Glass b Bonds
q fper cent, nc 100 ana iHl' t'7.
fT6is road is making dividend on
It's stock. ,..
s.,- ooo seattle. lake shore and Eastern
u ''' railroad First Mortgage per cent
Vouds. no 50 and interest.
on Sloss Iron and steel Company lbiim'
s@V'O~ inehnm. Ala.g First Mortgage q pen
cent. PONDS az g5 and Interest. hh
Cnnpanv Is now making at the iai'
80 500 ODO above interest on ln'
drsf mortgage. which la e2,oOV'vVV'
3d.. q. .o,,rlties taken In exchange at1hen
D'"e' market value.
ID a.. ,....r cont D. com mission
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13
cuE TIMES-KICHMOND VA. SUNDAY. APHlL -. 80

a.. i.o,.as were allowed q snort breathing
s,'.,i before beginning the ascent The gen
,ionen and q tcW ladies' got out 90 Walk.
An make slow progress bat seem 30 gam
strength ns they go. As Che landscape
wIdens before them. they forget all ti7t.
ENQUIRE. are made as 60 thi. ANA tht
mountain: now Tar they are OF and how
hiph alc they supposed 90 hey The Ai ls
nov nosher and wild flowers abundant,
Am but lhe ladies' would like iO come up0na
rattlcsnake Just for the sake OF hili-
ling TO- Are there any bears leil m
the mountains: Yes. over f"n
in The high s0liiudes 90 ilumrp'cn ~;
are found every year. and via 'nt In,
1iaan and niu. if.f .n This region i'" p"
tarDsiiag ana .trau-. ini- and deep
of,i,o ,,,,faror-f The Dig rocks """ Mo-,
.r attract attention.
M .nnt where 1anf years ,he
.-' ,,,,.af one dark nieul' "'"- ON
.f,i.e. severely burt % h." l,,,..h.
i,rl.. nom fhe South, auu n,i'., .,. White
t.l tr-f boon belle go lnt w Nt
iei, Wli, ..,',i ,,ls engaged tO Doe maiiltl'
MIX sounded horribly. Nht wa. s,,. "a
''.,..'.l .rridoft, that were IN 'ii'' ~
,.,.. la fii- very region, I'D 'ii"7n 49,
.,I nm scores Oi victims ih7'.H" Ill.,
~ Two la "a half century. Ai.fi "' '',. -h''r.I
.sftv are shown Atutftni' th.,
.|..... Il.HWf|Ia COMO N'N 'l''t ts
''l' =. rink ont Of "gsl- -rnns,
e,mdn- Dine u-.emorial for iis cold
i.mDrcd warr Atnsi they reach the sur
mi tne mountain ahead of the coach'
Which they see slowly coming up. W hal
nro.peci is nov before thcm and now
pure and stimulating the aimo-
spherc. They feel much nearer 20
fb. clouds. and stretch their eyes
away towards the mysterious distance
where mountains bound tine limits Of the
valley. The coach arrives and they are
dad to put ou their wraps aud resume ihtif
/ SCENTS. 81 some future dar, when ihe uio-
fashion modes shall have passed away d
/ long. snas..lke concern, Oiled with eAcilci
pDonlo. Will come laundering at The base oil
/ ieo mills. Suddenly lhe fiery reptile VIII ui-
ter "a shrick and plunge into a black noie,
/ mrou.h ODE mountain. amid oalhness ana
smoke. to emerge 0n the other side almost
before one ha. Time tO count ilc minutes
and rush on and 0n again over the eaiin at q
reckless rate. ln.s viii bcr0ns'dored bust
ness but by no means conducive TO neallin
/ or 90 pleasure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13

So the day wore ON. ] bad exchanged
seats with "a gentleman who wished io ln-
dulge in "a smoke. and having resumed NN
was about tO enquire of ihe driver hoN ini
10 was 20 the dining house. when Doe dnti De-
pated me by suddenly reaching back for dos
ionr tin horn. which occupied s,N hnel
feet ON the top Of thc coach. a ieN blasts
from this announced our approach io iHf
place Tor dining. which ] could sec ni iH
IAN lombudy popars. and "ihe smoke
that so gracefully curlCd,' was not ltlt
far of. I'm the meantime We bad passed iuD
~Rirl'' creek and old Mira. Iiusley'- tavern.
where had once spent night lue -i
estates of tine Bollings aud the hmr-nn-
too had been left behind us, need h'I
dwell upon The particulars OF our eNle.
rience at Wilmington, where we dincd inal
dav. n was bat "a repetition of lhai 900
/ POwelrs tavern. only substituting uinhel
for breakfast observed Chat all had COED
/ apuetites. and those who did not choose
/ toddv. seemed 90 enjoy the delicious home
made cider served TO Che guests.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13

o,e-half per cent ~ per cent comn,is' ,e
,v,.t.'.sd AZ baukers and Brokers. lel0-u