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-rc,y, Il Rules held in the Clerk U! a,' H.. =.
.,mrr for Wise County, OH the o'n eAJ

,rc,SI, Al Rules held in the Clerk U .,, s ~
,.. airc,l,t Court for Wise County, Oh TUG W. ~
"i Wclfe. II. T. Clay aud j. =. Mocr ne W yo
i,siness under the firm na'ie anu - s viii. Adj
D,s / 70 in Chancery--vs >, -. r. I,aca..ed.
Clay The estate OF J. T.. IcbusE, decetssn,
nisltna unst Ellen Witt aud j. T. r. WY, Ia.
raiser p.y ~ irvine, Mary Debusk, Y; r. s!au
r. II Spalding, Maggie ritzpatf.re .s,ak Cal
lne " 81. iny husband; Andrew NJ De2u p, y, ~,
, Isannsbell. Florence itoulisheii. II al Samn
YIN cenhardt Rebecca Davenport, 1 1na ara
Z hto' sH = her husband; joan lS"u'"
rhos Russell Debusk. .,t, 70 10 enforce The pay
lnc ~ mechalc,s Hen, filed by oso a .a,tsin
inena " . certain fraine house ercctee NJ, vi count.
.awn of East Big Stone t'aI an a
iot ~ ,nuit lot three OF BloGs ~ ne ;ca af me
ast u,ie Stone Gap, on me ~ iae ,oserence is
maj, =. !, Wtse County Court, 10 W,sn t,ra,,ty
geiA nar. which lot Is Iiaral,sD,,s s a ..nwa. he
nel,ndred feet, lying OF ml .a,.n sr@ntpr
IVY ~ Ai,n and Potter Streets ~ saiu occurred
w said Mills Avenue . sr,s, January
20 psa lien being yiig various
~ 1soi tie heuef! Of heretofore
loln. , 49, owing by said slshasa.,, a,hs,s
10 satd plaintiffs ss ~ Az. f;osre T.
Des .,I aiiduyif having been a,s payen.
y a ,t Rsbecea DayeBpnft aa fsh,,sk, dc.
Ja,,, pcbusk cid Thomas .ras, are nor real
dsnts and parties IL are required
.'. ~ this fate, the saia @ nnIicatioi o
aear Within Fifteen days atss1 .s tnr. al rules
,p,s iii The z. II necessary
helasl esssss, And ordered tha. Ky
gfe as ri. aye ps fosLwsth publtssa oas' s'
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But,Irr & McDowrsr, r.q-ii44.4t
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NlRGlNlA.-At County Court begun and held for
Wise county at the Court House thereof, on the
oath. day nj; No,

NlNGlNlA.-At n County Court begun and held for
Wise county at the Court House thereof. on the
18th, day OF May 1891.
BIG STONE Gar WATER Co., plaintH) Notice
JOIN W. STEWART Defendant. Comm'rs, &c.
This day the Plaintiff by its attorneys as
well rs the Defendant by his attorneys and the
W Goodoc ana ". W. Taylor who were appointed
by M order entered in this motion ut the February
term, 1881 OF this Court having returned and filed
report OF their proceedings required by said former
order, from said report it appears that said Commits
SioneTS have fixed upon the sum OF $500 just
compensation to the Defendant for the land proposed
10 be- taken by the Plaintiff FOR its purposes And
there being no exceptions to said Commissioners
port the same was approved and confirmed, and there
upon said Pain.f paid into the Court the said sum
OF $500 on account CT said compensation and dam
ages AS aforesaid 1t is further ordered by the Court
that all persons interested do appear before c. f.
kilgore, OF the Commissioners Of this Court,
his office in the town of Gladcvillc within one month
after due publication hereof ana present thcr rcspct-
tive claims before said Commissioner, am: that said
commissioner do then and there proceed IN ascertain
what person or persons entitled TO said fund.- and
in what proportions, the said Commissioner will
report his acts to this Court, The publication ROW
here ordered to be made shall he duly published for
four successive weeks in the BIG STONE losr weekly
newspaper published ut Big Stone Gap, Va
A copy-ICste j, +. Llpl'S, Clerk.
I;y j. C. Carter, ID. c.
Pursuant to the above order will proccc,! the
l4h day OF August 1891, at the Clerks office o. the
County Court of Wise county, Virginia, to perform
the dulles required OF me by said order, All parties
Interested required to attend at said time and
place.
7-l04t G.. F. KlLGORE, Commissioner.
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Order of Publication,
In Chancery.
BANE OF BIC STONE Gar,

rules held in the Clerks Office OF
Y the Circuit Court for the County OF Wise, on the
18th OF June, 1891
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-07-17
100000

Co' Of An 0 csS. ., great purity: low in both
III fefT(,e1', and sh in fixed carbon; chcmicnly
,aar sis an s, IS ry.ry best i'oc3hoii"s c'Se'
ial'y Al Fink lcaas nelaiari:1M i@c
y. v.crcat6 might have said more, and
~ ,.,... would ha,cdonc 50 but for his lde'-
a '.s,s,,n with PENNSYLVANIA interests. But h0
iln'a .se facts and the intelligent reader may
t'''s W. u. own conclusions. The following
a'a ,,.-a,irc table will show the superlolty OF
'0''pa .F. produced here over that produced
Tue ''s ronncusyille or Pocahontas.
either a. FIXED Sui
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rs. III Cnancery.
j. l.. CALDWELL, CT. al.
The object OF this suit is to enforce the vendors
lien retained in decd dated February Is, $780, from
" $. Matthews in his own right and as trustee and
c. T. Duncan, ct. Tx. to J. L. Caldwell, Oh two certain
lots in the town OF Big Some Gaps Wise County, Vir-
GINA o-wit: lots II and Is OF Block 81 as shown and
designated on map Of Big Stone Gap, on file in the
office of the Clerk OF Wise County Court, known and
marked Improvement Co.'S Plat No. l." (Sad lots
being raraclograms 30 by i32 feet each, and each
fronting 81 feet on West 4th Street. and lying Oh the
east side thereof, between boulevard and Cherokee
AvenueJ and thereby and by personal decree against
dcfcndants to enforce payment OF certain note
by j. l.. Caldwell for $S0000 dated February l' $780,
payable six months after date with INTEREST," endorsed
by Wm S. Matthews and by G. I. duncan, when
note is subject to credit OF October 81 1880, OF
$4,000. ,
And affidavit having been made that J. L. Caldwell:
one OF the defendants In this suit 10 not resident OF
this state the said Caldwell is required to appear
within Is days after due publication OF this order,
in the clerk s office OF said court, mt Rules 10 DE
holden therefor, and do what Is necessary TO prolect
his interests And ii is ordered that copy OF inns
order be forthwith published once week for lonr
successive weeks in the BIG STONE Posi-, newspaper
published in the town Of Big Stone Gap, IN Wise
County Virginia. and I've posted at the front door OF
the Court House Of said County on the iirSt day OF
the next County Court for said county after the uate
OF this order. - /u
Tese--J. Z. LITPS, Clerk
BuI,Irr 4 Mcdowell, r.q-ii4+.+t.
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In Chancery

1,tRGlNlA In the Clerks ONCE OF one arr ~
! Court of the county of Wise Oh Tue 'o'h' way VI
June 1891 In vacation
WM KELLY, Plaintiff, I r., rborcarr
against l" oA>'
r. ru,,cc eyor. Of al, Defendants. }
The object Of this suit is to recover OF the esat
W. d. JONES. decd. James Fox H. b. mn,, NV
mo sum OF 81 600 with interest thereon rom M",
a1e, 1sso ut paid and to subject to the payment
Of said ras Of land eG" ones and W s on the
soA a ot Nav. 1889 And an affidavit having been
made ana filed thu, hf si % b jonsH
c.o, ~ Iones John NJ Jones, Nancy +. Aile,'
G. AeW a s. 1. %E nas j s,s and
poH mot residents OF the State OF Virginia, l..
that they dc 4p an sff do wa
ai.e' u.v r. nrotecr their interest In this sun; I
ordered that s. s"py s5 s Stone and
W., hs nostr nj the front door Of tue cou.
house Of this County on the first day OF the AsN
tern. OF the County Court ,r.I,rrs. clerk.
n copy -A''@ 7-l0-4t
A. A. w Skccn; p. a.
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JyIRGINIA:-n the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Y Court OF Wise, on the 29tl, day OF 9une' 1871
In vacation.
TnE FIDELITY Insurance. Trust AND
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, Plaintiff, In Chapcery
against
VAS GvNpEN & YOUNG, Defendants,
The object OF this suit is to attach the rlgn' u!'e
claim mud interest OF the defendant Christian van
Gundcn in and to lands in Wise, Lee and scott coul
tics under Deed to him and others from ): "yn'an
Fields in his own right aud as attorney ana Sao!ce 20
the same to the satisfaction Of Judgment lor 30
with interest from the 9Th day of June lS9l anu
costs, rendered in favor of the Plaintiff IN tue C9ar'
of Common Pleas, No. for the county o!
State Of Iennsylvania Aud an affidavit havins crun
made and filed that the defendants Christian van In
den and Ephram Young, coparncrs tra1I ~ va
nndrn Young are not residents OF the State OF a.
It is ordered that they do appear here, within 10 Gays
after due publication hereof ana 40 Mna s ,'" nd
necessary 10 rrotcct their interest In this sun. Anu
it is further ordered that copy hereof S Be pasT
o1 ,, c"ny be posted ut the front door OF the
CourtHousc of this county on the rst Gay ol tue eA
term OF the County Court. ,,nDo f,,orr
a copy-Iestc. d. T.. L'ii'' 10 A.
JOS l.. Kelly, p. q.
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4Tralus stop only on signal
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-07-17
VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office of the Circui
Court OF the County of Wise on the lst day of Juy
1891. In vacation

1891. In vacation.
W. Il. K,LEouEx, Plaintiff,
AGAINST In f.hnucery
j. G. Cn,Xt Z, Exnr ct. al. Dcf'is\
Tue object o! this suit Is to recover Of the estate Of
"n D. jones, deceased, and !. T. F. Mills, the
amount OF note executed by Vim. ID. Jones to j. r.
= Mills for SS70.G3 with interest from June 18th
1881 until paid subject TO Il credit 81 SiS5l5 as Of
April 10, $780, which note said J. T. f. Mills assign
e" 70 said W. X. kibourn and 70 subject To the pay
cI. certain tracts OF land in Wild Cat Valley, Wise
County, Virginia, conveyed by J. y. i. Mills to said
Nm d. Jones, June 81, 1887. And an affidavit been
made and flied that the defendants J. c. Chance, cx-
ecutor Of the last will Of Vim. d. Jones' deceased
Katharine Is. Jones, John n. Jones, Nancy f. Allen,
=. u. Allen, W. j. Carmack. Benjamin y. Jones, Eua
Jones. r. Jones, Il. r. Henderson, s. Lawrence
french, Eckstcin Norton. George y. horton. VIM
Mctieorgc, Jr. and Percy MoGcorgc Trustee, are not
residents Of the State Of Virginia.. i, is ordered that
they do appear here, within 10 days after due publ
cation hereof, and do what mag b. necessary to pro-
tect their interest in this suit. And il il further
ordered that copy hereof he Published once week
Tor four weeks in the Bro STONE Posi-, and that copy
be posted at efront door OF the courthouse Of this
county on the first day OF the next term OF the
County Court.
copy-Tcste j. +. LIPS, Clerk.
H. a. W. SKEEN, pG. n4I-4t
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The following are three samples Of double
pcsscmer ores tributary to Big Stone Gap, and
as matter Of fact will be used by the Appa-
lacian furnace, aud is found elsewhere only III
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-07-17

1yIRGINIA:-In the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Court of WISE on the Goth, day OF June, 1881.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-07-17
And this by another chemist of a brown hem
Alc. dried a, 9l2 dec. FarcnhciD six miles

Besides these there are also on railroads
running here another brown ore carving from
Il to do per cent Of iron and .0l9 of phospho
rus; mangauiierous iron ores. and in all prob
ability large deposits Of manganese: black
limonite with from 80 TO - per cent Of iron
(wcll suited for tie pneumatic Basic rrocess);
a specalar oi red heluatite O;cSsemer) with
jjto6j per cent Of iron, while of the great
Cranberry magnetic ore Prof. Proctor, in his
report saws:
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-07-17
IRON ORES.

The analyses below are OF the following: No.
IL and a red fossil ore two miles from Big
Stone Gan. No. lmonltc or brown ore SIX
niles away:
y.aIcinn .47.c,o iol2s 1882 5000
plo.pborl, oi9j ocl5 OPP 0.l65
in,olnble 20s7u I.O0 244.52 ILL
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-03-06
Just over rne County Hines.

G. w. Harizell sold 10 Western horses
at Mullica Hill last week at an average
price of $135.
Some Camden banks refuse to discount
the notes of business men o that town who
are known to visit the Gloucester races.
Cape May is to have a county fair.
Laud is to be secured at Cape May Court
House for the fair grounds aud a half-mIle
track will be built.
From July /. 1890, to Jan. /, 1891, the
following produce was shipped from
barrels of sweet potatoes; 16 1852 crates of
tomatoes; 90, 204 barrels OF ci,rons.
While several teams were standing at
the railroad station at Swedesboro, on
Monday, the horses became frightened at
a Train, and five Of the wagons we're more
or less demolished. John Eyeiline, ho
was standing close by. was seriously hurt,
and was conveyed to his home in a help
less condition.
The Supreme Courthas handed down a
decision in the matter Of the suit brought
by the Common Council Borough OF
Clayton, Gloucester County, to test the
constitutionaliiy of the General Borough
act, under which about wodozen borougbs
of the State were organized. The decision
sustains the law.
Harrison township. Gloucester County
has an exceptional Collector. The dupli-
cate this year amounted to $1l, 73l 30 allof
which was collected excepting 32l so. In
seven years the township has lost but
s93 % out of SSl, $40 81 taxes levied. In
G,,,tt, II arric,,, tho n,IIantnr nottocfpd all
but SO 25 out of Sc, $50 81 levied.
William S. Pancoast, of Mullica Hill,
died on Friday last, of pneumonia,
aged about ~ years. His brother,
DR.. Pancoast, of Philadelphia, was in
attendance. He had very many warm
friends. who will miss him. The
survivors Of this family are DR.. Pancoass.
of Philadelphia, and James Pancoast, of
Camden.
The Woolwich Township Protective As
sociation elected the folio wing Off GERS:
President, William Ford; Vice President.
DR.. l.. F. Halsey; Secretary, Chas. ID
Lippincott; Treasurer, Sam'l Ashcraft;
Directors, George Batten, A. A. Bradshaw.
David S. Adams. Howard V. Locke. w. II.
Borden, Joseph R. Black. aud G. A. RuIon.
No losses by theft were reported fo- the
year. The Treasury boasts of having
$500 in it.
A branch of the Provident Shield, an
order similar to the Iron Hall, was organ
lied in Mullica Hill last week, with a
membership of %. The certificates will
mature in six years. The following are
| the oficers: President, Chas. W. Elkin-
ton; Vice President. John Ballingef; Past
President, DR.. E. E. DeGrofft; Secretary,
W. S. Dilks; Treasurer. Rudolph Benezeti
Chaplain, john C. Mounce; Marshal. Jas.
NJ. Wolf; Medical Examiner. DR.. Z. L.
Degrofft.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-03-06

Jacob Ridgway has torn down part of his
old house, ADD Is about to rebuild and en-
large for himself. He has r"hted the house
where he now lives To Joseph Banks.
Sheriff Barton is pulting Two new porticoes
to his home, aud is aboutto give it Il new coat
OF paint.
Mr.. Keen moved on Harry Lloyd's farm
this week,
C. 3. Humphreys and Eli Steward are get
ting over their attack Of la grippe.
Stacy Layton killed u lot of good hogs on
Tuesday.
Morris Peak is getting over his partial III
ness.
VIM. Riley has been quite sick but is i'm
proving at The present writing.
WIN. Turner has sold his sweet potatoes and
he lost many with the rot.
David Baker has The material to put up "a
new fence on the lot he recently bought.
The pastors theme for Sabbath at 10 A. NJ.
"The one and Ave talents" q.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-03-06
Personal.

John Borden is in poor health. being
confined to the house.
J. Jessup Ford, of Salem, has been adj
mitted to practice at the bar.
Ollie White is home this week under
going treatment Tor an affection OF the eyes.
Mrs. Mary Dickinson, mother of Col. j.
w. Dickinson, is, We regret to state,
seriously i'll.
w. Harry Smith spent Sunday last at
Westville attending the dedication of the
new NJ. P. Church.
Mrs. Dan Ware, who has been sick at
the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Cbas.
Howson, at Wayne, Pa, is reported i'm
proving in health.
Elk. Sheriff Frank B. Ridgway. of Null
lica Hill, has been appointed Provost Mar
shall by the Commander ofthe Department
of New Jersey G. A. II.
A. II. Wilson, of Vineland, Grand
Treasurer of the 1. o. of G. 7. of n. j Ii,
in Woodstown on Tuesday evening,
the guest of G. G. T., E. S. Fogg.
Jonathan Colsop, of Mullic, Hill. one of
Gloucester couuty's most prominent citi-
zeps. well known in business. financial
and social circles. made the MONITOR office
a pleasan mt call on "Wednesday. Mr.. Col
son. though advancing in years, seems to
enjoy good health.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-03-06
All over the COUNTY

The old SiuHiekson mansion. on Market
street, Salem, owned by Caleb Wheeler,
was sold on Saturday, at public sale, to G..
G. Ford, for $1,000, It is supposed it will
be used for hotel purposes.
Harry White, of Pennsville, has been
appointed Fish Warden for the lower end
OF Salem County to fill the vacancy caused
by the death Of Paul Jaqnett.
President T. T. Hlllisrd, of the Salem
Boa,d of Trade, has written Post.
master General Wanamaker to inquire if
that city can have a free mail delivery.
The Salem County Board of Registra-
ton will meet at the Court House, to NOR
row, to fill vacancies, ifthey exist. on the
various Boards of Registry and Elections
in this country.
The Salem Board of Trade at a recent
meeting decided to raise a fund OF $4,000 to
meet the obligations it is now pledged for
in securing the new industries that have
been and are TO be established in that city
this spring.
Iryen Simpkins caught a grown muskrat
at Hancock's Bridge recently, that bad a
fruit can gum around its body. There was
ro a particle of fur on the rat beneath
the gum aud this and other appearances
indicated that it had in some way become
e~ntangled in the gum when a kitten anu
had worn it ever since.
Clark Petit, of Hedgefeld Farm, this
county. has entered the prospective foal OF
his trottiug mare, Versailles Girl. record
2 25b. trial 9 172. by his stallion Bellmap.
record 2 224. trial 2.1e4, in the s25 600
Kentucky i~uturity stakes, to be trotted for
in 1893 aud 1904, when the colts entered
are tw O and three years old. This is the
richest stake ever offered fortrotters. Mr..
P. also has Bellmau entered in the sl5, 600
Ciark's Horse Review stakes. which en-
titles all his foals of 1891 to compete Tor
said stake in 1894.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-03-06
ABSOLUTELY PURE

fully determined. We hope the perker may
be heard from soon, dead or alive. Benz. is Il
good feeder and it was generally supposed
that his entire pen would reach sufficient size
as not to be easily lost. Above is no reflection
whatever upon George. George is known
hereabouts TO be ~sclupuiously honest and
could not be induced TO do a mean thing.
Therefore If George did actually pocket that
pig, it for safe keeping, and he must
have forgotten it. George feel In your
pockets.
As VIC note complimentary expressions con-
corning our scriplions from such able and
always entertaining writers us "Bashtul Bob
In Elmer Times and Eye in the MONITOR.
we modestly bow cur pate, put our front
finger "agin'' our hat rim aud bashfully say
"ThaEk yez."
We Gid not make any reply to that %'feller"
who was talking about us in the Evening
News some time ago. We are not down on him
for what he said about rs, but when he talked
about our town being an 'obscure place. lie
touched tender pint in nature. Don't be-
lieye that chap has seen this town since the
Mayor has Strengthened up things.
We see Eve" is in Quinton, "AGam where
art thou?"
We note with interest the tilt in the National
between two of Salem Cos noted
horsemen, Messrs. Jos. X. Chew and Clark
Petit. The horses Santa Cruz and Bellman
owned respectively by these gentlemen are
grandly bred young horses and are both good
individuals, aid we don't see why it is neces-
sary that their pedigrees be Chew-ed and
petted (PettiD all the time. In one respect
Beliman has the lead, he has got . GOOD
record. Santa Cruz has got his TO get. IL other
points it may be ssid in the language of an
other they mutually excel each other"
We 1earn that our Baptist young people are
arranging for another of their grand union
meetings to be held in the church March 22d.
At the wore of command by Ghorister Gzay,
the organ, cornet and violins will all Begin to
tune up. Let 'em tune. 1 say, Joe.
TIL funeral of Mrs, johnson Richman of
A~shbourne Pa was largely attended last
Friday. The services were held iu the Presby-
terrain church. The sermon was preached by
Rev. L. Myers and an address was given by
the Rev. DR.. Ewing.
A.. kiger, the inventing contingent of our
town, made a business trip to the city on
Tuesday.
A stray kitten wendell its way to the home
of our ticket agent one day recently, and 1t
was so kindly Foster-ed that il will doubtless
stay. Poor kitten, it WAS IN need ofFoster-ing
care.
This town is blessed with the services of a
Wright good shoe maker. But without rita
Mr.. VT .ght does not think 1t right to write
his dues upon the book. His rule is c. W. D.
Come Wright down-with the cash.
Another funeral in town on Thursday.
Deceased whose name we have not learned
came from the city we are toid.
Farewell, come see us aud bring your dinner.
BITTER Pill.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-03-06
Agricultural Statistics.

A partial report of the New Jersey State
Board of Agriculture for the year 1880,
has been issued i'll pamphlet form. The
following very interesting statistics have
been taken from that paper, as follows:
the number of farms in New Jersey,
according to the census of 1880, is 81 307,
averaging IS acres each. Seventy-ive per
cent. OF our farms only are now worked by
their owners, which is less than any other
Northern State, except Illinois. The
Yields of the several crops of the State per
acre are. in corn. 81 pushels-exceeded by
only nine other States; white potatoes, rs
bushels.
The yield of sweet potatoes this year is
liz bushels per acre average yield Hay
averages the State over / 30 tons per acre.
Pears, grapes and apples show the effects
Of the warm winter. The yield compared
with an average crop is, for grapes, 90 per
cent: apples. 90 per cent. pears, ~ per
cent. heat is IA bushels per acre.
The forest area of the Sfat- is Al 5 of
the total area, comprising 2 .069. 500 acres OF
wood land.
The value of the annual lumber product
of the State is not less than 50 600, 600.
Though New jersey is not, strictly speak
ing, all agricultural State, yet the import
ance OF this industry as an addition to the
wealth of the State is shown from the
figures herewith given. The total value of
the cattle, sheep aud swine in 1888 was
$40, 1888, 16l, to which add one third of the
total value of horse and mules, assuming
that the other two thirds are owned by
men in other callings, gives sl3. 68S, 1853.
The product of farm crops in 1889, exclu-
sive Of orchard products, poultry, sweet
potatoes, market-garden and greenhouse
business, si9 Goa $50. to which add the
live stock, sl3 6s8. 76S. gives s35. 2sS, IRA.
The value OF the farms, fences and build
ings 10 1880 was $3.50, S95 633; implements
aud machinery, Sc Jal 0S5. gives $780,
SIG 9iS. Total 1921, los SAP invested in
farms and farming business.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-03-06
TO Newspapers borrowers.

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