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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12

Personals auu btitiS
Mr.. j. d. Haukins, Of Halifax county, is
in tho city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Moore have re-
turned from their European trip.
Mr.. Thomas q. Crittenden, of West
Point, was at tho Capitol yesterday.
MIR. Samuel f. Gilliland, of the South
Boston Times, was in the city yesterday.
CAPTAIN and Mrs. Andrew PizzinI arc
registered at the new Hotel La Plaza, New
York city.
DIR. and Mrs. Jacob Michaux returned
Yesterday from trip 10 Old Point and
New York.
DIR. H.C. Alexander, Of Hampden-Sidney.
is the guest of Mr.. II. A. Lancaster, No.
l112 east Clay street.
This is registratioB-day, and any person
whose name does not appear on the books
tonight cannot vote on the 2Sth.
Mr.. Sylyanus Stokes, formerly OF this
CITY, and now proprietor of the Eutaw
House, Baltimore, was in Richmond yes
terday.
Judge Farrar, johnny Reb," passed
through the city yesterday on hrs way TO
Newport News, where he delivers a lecture
to- night.
Miss Pattie Averett and Professor Pfiffer,
of the Roanoke Female College, Danville.
are visiting Mrs. Shelton, No. 2li south
Third street.
bIrs. Robert T. Thorp, of Mecklenburg
county, il the guest Of DR.. aud Mrs. Ro-
bert G.. Cabell at their residence, 9l5 west
Grace street.
In the Police Court yesterday William
Davis, a Manchester negro, was sentenced
to sixty days IN jail for stealing - from q
colored woman.
Dr. Horace L. Melton. of Fluyanna coun-
ty. is spending few days with his brother,
Mr.. s. w. Melton, at the college. He will
be under treatment while here for his
throat.
A call of the ambulance was received at
8 O'Clock z. NJ. TO attend o colored man at
the First police-station who had fallen
down while under the influence OF liquor
and cut his head. Hiswounds were dressed.
The commencement exercises of Chester
Female Institute will take place Sunday,
May 3lst, Monday. June lst. and Tuesday,
June I'd. Rev. DR.. George Cooper, OF this
city, will preach the commencement SER
mon.
Several young ladies and gentlemen Of
Church Hill, chaperoned by Mrs. j. X.
Livesay. spent most delightful day at the
New Pump-House last Saturday. Al
o'clock a delicious dinner was served, after
which games and dancing were INDUCED
| In by the young folks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12

ored), +. Harvey Spence, John Blair,
Thomas Bruton, w. II. Allison, Ellis Nit
teldorfer. Charles T. Watkins Alexander
w. Archer, ". II. Cullingworth, Ferdi-
nand G.. Ebel, Nathaniel Talley, Jr.. Frank
l.. Montague, Lewis u. Morris, William Il.
Moseley, Juan A. Pizzini. and Samuel Ii.
Pulllam.
BOUQUET FOR THE JUDGE.
A few moments after Judge Aiken took
his seat on the bench Mr. Thomas Roberts.
bailifT Of the court, placed handsome
bouquet on the desk in front of him. On it
was card hearing the inscription, From
the People"
Mr.. Z. B. Thaw, the prisoners brother
in-law, was IN the court, and with other
members of the family already mentioned.
occupied seat within the bar and near
the accused
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
ISGRYMESA F0RGER?
mi, QUESTION Argued Incidentally in Com
mencing the Case.
DEMURRER TO INDICTMENT.
,.,or Stringfcilow Makes Short Argu-
mont, Mr smith Replies, and the
Judge WIN Decide To-day.

clark Iawton had not called more than
.,.-. rr three names of the regular venire
- f5rty when +. b. Grymes, accompanied
-, M, wife. mother, and Mr.. A. B. Guigoh.
.sti. counsel, walked into tho Hustings-
C.1r, room yesterday morning.
The time was exactly twenty minutes
.f-oan. and Mcssrs. Stringfellow, Wise,
.,1 spotswood, OF tho defence. had been
-. che room some little while awaiting the
.9rn.ns of the grand jury.
s-,acs took his seat TO the right Of
,.o- SlrncfCllow aud Just behind tho
t.,.1osWcalth's Attorney. The two
: ;... s,' little further back.
Wr.n the proceedings began there was not
CIV large crowd in the courtroom. but
H,tle while numerous others came in,
10. ,ruc before adjournment all available
.'.-. Was taken. Many prominent citizens
~. iu the assembled throng. and the
.,es. interest was manifested by every
-. present in what was going on.
VISITING JUDGE.
Jrl-e Archibald Murphy Aiken, OF the
rr.ntion Court of Danville, is pre-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

". w. BOWE, 3 p. NJ, trustees sal0 of lot on
Morris street between Main and Cary streets.
DENOON, TUPPER a. CO., 5Ia +. NJ, lots ad.
Joining Barton Heights ON Lncke street bo.
tween Home and Roberts streets.
SUTTON q CO., 5lf p. NJ. 13I4 acres Of Vest
End property on Grove and Cary-s,reet
roads.
CARNEAL a. GAYLE, 3 r. NJ, six building lots
ON Third avenue, Chestnut HILL
N. W. BOWIE, 90 p. b., trustees' eale OF West
End lots at northwest corner of Grove avenue
and Vina street.
three lots on Brown street near tbs National
road.
QUARLES & McCURDY. o y. NJ, residence No.
500 north Twsnty-ffth street between " aud
o streets.
show-case, mattrosses. &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
visit of the school Board Members to
Basic City.

Messrs. Loyenstein. Dickerson, Stratton,
DAVIS, and Phillips, with Messrs. Fox (su-
perintendent) and Rady Clerk, returned
on yesterday from O most enjoyable trip To
the mountains Of Virginia. where they
were the guests of Mr. William A. Bowles.
manager of Hotel Brandon, Basic CITY.
The party was received with grand honors,
and every conceivable arrangement made
for their comfort and pleasure. The pro-
gress of this city and the many evidences
OF prosperity greatly surprised tine visi-
tors, and they were very enthusiastic in
praise of their host ana his equipments.
They found the hotel filed with guests,
and among the arrivals were Messrs. In
gals, Axtell. Hotchkiss, Stevens. Dickey,
Wickham, and Garstang, magnstes Of the
Chesapeake and OHIO railway, as well as
many Others eg rosae to the noted places
in the Shenandoah Valley and the
celebrated wstering-places in the noun
tains. The party visited all OF the
noted places in and around Basic City, as
we'll as the manufacturing enterprises lo-
Gated in Basic, and found that THESE were
in actual operation and doing well. A
pleasing incident Of the visit was the pas
sage of series Of resolutions expressive
OF their appreciation otthe attention paid
them which were presented TO Mr.. Bowles
and the Board Of Directors in an elegant
speech by Senator Loyenstein. 10 which
Mr.. Bowles responded in very appropriate
terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
Alleged Bogus Orders for Transfers.

When the Henrico grand jury met yes
terdav several of tho registrars were sum-
moned and sent into them to tell what
they knew of orders for transfers having
been forged.
Several DAYS ago it came 10 light that
the orders received by mail purporting to
be from various points throughout the
State were OF appeared to be written TO q
great extent by the same person.
Commonwealth Attorney Thomas
brought the matter to the attention of the
grand jury. and the registrars themselves,
nearly all of whom were present, asked
that the affair be thoroughly ventilated.
The registrars claim that if the orders are
bogus, which they seriously doubt, they
were sent to.them by some one who wished
10 get them in trouble. Many of the orders
were produced in court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
TO CLOSE TOMORROW NIGHT.
Tie Bazaar, Which Has Been a Great Sue
cess, Then to End.

Although the weather was threatening
last night the attendance at the Blues
Bazaar was very good.
The band PLAYED several selections and
the fair ended with dance, which nearly
all present participated in.
Miss Ada Berry, the graceful and pretty
little fiOwer-yenaer of the baZaar. won zoe
medal for the most popular young lady.
She received a large vote, but had com
parativelv no opposition as nearly all
present were working for her.
The vote on the policeman's watch was
somewhat changed, Officer John L. Powell
coming TO the front with 40 votes. l.. NJ
Griffin came second with 14S, while the
others were scattering. Policeman Thomas
JOINER also entered the contest.
The vote on the sword and belt for the
most popular officer in the State resulted
as follows: Captain Hutcheson, 81; Cap
tain Mathews, z; Major Derbyshire, 10;
Captain Lassiter. 10: Captain Anderson.
II: Colonel 10. Lane Stern, %.
On the vote for the uniform TO be
awarded the most popular officer in the
city. the result last night was as follows: ::
Captain Euker, III: Captain Hutcheson,
sc Captain Anderson, 23; and Major Der
byshire, 20.
Captain Frank Cunningham now leads
in the contest for the most popular cap
tain. having received Is votes.
The result Of the vote for the most popu-
lar soldier is as follows: Kinderyater, 40;
Hazen, u, and Pelouze, 7.
All the voting contests viii close to-
night, with the exception Of those for the
most popular captain and most popular
soldier.
The bazaar will close tomorrow night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
THE DEBT QUESTION.
Nothing New Developed Touching IL Yes
terday-The OIcott People.

Nothing new touching tho debt-settle-
ment matter was developed yesterday. The
Governor said there was nothing that
could be given 10 the public, but as soon
as affairs were in shape that would Justify
il all information would be furnished.
Parties who seem to be close to the Oh
colt Committee intimate that that COM
mittee would not object in the slightest to
all that had transpired between its COM
mittee and the State authorities being
published, but so long as the Governor
thought il best 10 withhold the corre-
spondence courtesy demanded that the
Olcott Committee should respect his
wishes.
Great care is taken IN what may be
termed Olcott circles to avoid expressing
an opinion as 10 whether there will be a
settlement or not, but the hope is eX-
pressed that no contingency will arise
which will prevent a free and full talk over
the matter,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
Politics In Caroline.

A young lawyer of this city who re-
turned TO Richmond last night from o
visit to Caroline county said the farmers
in that section are complaining greatly
about the want of rain.
The political canvass is very hot, es-
pecially for Commonwealth attorney.
Major r. o. Peatross ano A. Il. Chandler,
ESQ, the nominee of the Democratic party,
had lively political discussion yesterday,
in which very fiat denials were made con-
cerning the state of affairs proposed to
be ventilated. The indications, this gen
teman says, are that all the old county
officers will be reelected by large maiorl-
ga
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
Condition of Mr.. Allan Talbot,

Saturday night Mr.. Allan Talbot. while
sitting at the supper-table at his residence
on west Franklin street, was seized with
violent pains in the head and decided apo
plectic symptoms. DIR. Ross was sent for
him great relief. Later Mr.. Talbot, while
going from one room 10 another, fell TO the
floor unconscious. DIR. Rosswas again sum-
moned and bled his patient profusely. Last
night Mr.. Talbot was doing very well. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
II Is Too BAD
rc ne r;itoy Of ne Dtspc,ch

Allow me to call attention through yoel
columns TO a serious nuisance that exists
In this city. 1 refer to the almost unfver.aA
practice Of sweeping the sidewaiks ON tne
principal business thor0uehfafe. IN wsfms
dry weather without frss sprinkiing tnem;
The sweeping is generally done oetwesn
snds O'clock A. NJ. when hundreds OK neatly
dressed young ladies. as well as q large num-
Der of men, are on their way to tneii vss
rious places OF employment. Agreat csooo
OF dust Is In US raised by which the ciotning
and exposed portions Of the body are soaIs
ed and begrimed. and the refreshed spo
comfortable feeling with which thesopeo.
pie started from their homes IN lev
moments is forced To give way. TO one ok
discomfort, modification. and yexauou
by this unnecessary and disgracefui pssc'
tice.
The only way possible 10 correct this
evil il for the Common Council TO enscS
an ordinance making IL Unable offence
for sweeping the sidewalks without niss
sprinkling during the warm, dry months
OF the year.
DIR. Editor, you will confer a signal favor
upon a large class Of citizens by earnestly
pressing this matter upon the attention OF
the Common Councilg CITIZEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
ITEMS FROM THE ASSOCIATION.
Sunday sFvices-Boat-ciub Meeting To
NIght-Reception TO the Secretary.

The mems meeting at the Young Mems
Christian Association Sunday was well at
tended. Rev. Richard ii. Bennett con-
Quoted the services and the singing was
excellent. The attendance at the Bible
class was also very good. and the supper
which followed this was much enjoyed.
Tonight meeting Of the boat club will
be held at $50 O'Clock in the parlors OF the
association. Plans and specifications Tor
the boat-house 10 be erected on Mayo's
Island will be submitted and other mat
ters of interest will be considered.
Thursday night Mr.. Candlish. the secre-
tary. will be rendered a reception by the
Ladies' Auxiliary Board. The directors OF
the association and their wives have been
invited TO receive the general public on
this occasion.
Since MIR. Candlish accepted the secre-
taryship of the ASSOCIATION few months
ago matters in this organization have been
progressing finely, and now more than ever
the directors feel that they have made
valuable acquisition in securing his SER
vices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
Was ni-omened Bird?

If the police of the Second district are
superstitious they will have occasion to be
apprehensive, for last night about 9 o'clock
a bird flew in Captain Angles Office and
darted around the room for considerable
while. The little visitor, after flying into
the station, evidently felt that it was a
prisoner, and made strenuous efforts to
escape. Finally it flew through the win
dow and disappeared in the darkness. The
uncanny visitor was a catbird.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
Nsw Real Estate rirm.

Mr.. Leigh NJ. Blanton, long connected
with Mr.. J. B. Elan, Of this city, IN the
real estate business, has formed partner-
ship with Mr.. J. G. Green, Of Williams
port. Pa. under the name and style OF
Blanton 4 Green. for the purpose OF con-
ducting the real estate and brokerage
business at $40 east Main street.
MIR. Green Is capitalist OF large and
varied experience. and holds large interests
in the mercantile and financial enterprises
of williamsport. but realizing the bright
future for Virginia and for Richmond has
decided to locate hore, identifying his In
terests.
Mr. Blanton is we'll known in real estate
circles here, and the new firm asks the
support and confidence Of the public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
prnfassnr Carnantar.

AT the Richmond Theatre last night this
gentleman for nearly two hours entertain
ed a very fair house with his interesting
lecture on mesmerism, aud illustrated it
with eight subjects, who under his inhu-
ence did his bidding. Some of the acts of
his patients were extremely ludicrous and
created roars of laughter.
Professor Carpenter will remain through
ont the week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
Terrible Trouble Made by an italian.
fylv tataurn ~, a., tha nssrafrh

WHEELING. w. Va. May li.--There was q
terrible riot between Italian and American
laborers in the employ of Alexander Gra-
ham. Belmont-oounty pike contractor,
which resulted In one being killed, two
fatally wounded, and from SIX to ten more
OF less hurt. The point Is ten or twelve
miles from Bellaire. snd there being no
other communication than a country road
known that the trouble vas inaugurated
by an Italian striking an American fore
man over the head with an iron bar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
ooD-FELLoW TESTIMONIAL.
Secretary Tucker, of Richmond Lodge,
Presented with n Badge.

A pleasant feature of the meeting o
Richmond Lodge, |. o. o. f., at Belvidere
Hall last night was the presentation to Mr..
Louis A. Tucker, secretary, of handsome
Odd-Fellow's badge. Mr.. Sylvanus Stokes,
of Baltimore, made q neat and appropriate
speech in rendering the gift, which was
happily responded 10 by the recipient;
The badge. which is of gold, ornamented
with diamond and ruby, the colors OF
the order. and other insignia, ia one of the
handsomest ever made. Its face consists
of a scroll on which are the letters II. o.
o. F.n To this IS Joined by three links on
each side round pendant with the words
/. A. Tucker. The reverse side Of the
pendant says: Presented to L. A. Tucker
from Richmond Lodge, No. l, l. o. o. T.,
MAY 4, IS89n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
rbev Could Not Perform at sarton,..

An attempt was made to have another
performance at the Broad-Street Opera
House last night, although the manager.
James A. Barton, is now confined in the
jaii for keeping a disorderly house. not
having paid the tine of $S75 assessed
against him. The police got wind Of the
affair aud notified those in authority
through Sergeant Cosby that the perform
ance should not take place, and it did not.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12

Mr.. William ii. Carr. for moro than
thirty years chief clerk in the Office OF tho
Hfth-Ayenue Hotel. New York, has becn
Carr has been appointed by Mr.. Lorenzo
Reich superintendent OF The Cambridge,
the fine hotel at the corner Of Fifth avenue
and Thirty third streets. which il one OF
the most elegant aid comfortable hotels
in Gotham. IL is luxurious homo for
Boston ladies' and gentlemen who 90 to the
metropolis for two or three days or week.
IL is kept on the American plan, and its
attract many of his old Boston friends TO
his new quarters.--B0SlO, CARTE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
snaden Death Of nrs. Jo,nnette Does.

Mrs. Jeanette Does, wife of Mr.. Ber-
nard Does. who resides at No. 730 west
Marshall street. died suddenly last night
about O'Clock of heart-diseasc. Coroner
TAYLOR was summoned to view the re-
mains, but deemed an inquest unneces;;
sary, as death resulted from natural
causes.
The funeral will take place from the
residence this afternoon at D O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12

10 that southern city in October. 1889, ar.
rived in town on Monday. Messrs. j. b..
Dixon, Frank Adele. and John Kane enter
tanned him in a fine manner. Mr.. Rosene
IL a representative TO the Supreme Con-
claye OF the Independent Order OF Hepto-
sophs."
Mr.. Rosene is lavish in his praise of the
hospitality Of his brethren during bis visit
to POM b knnnaie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
CHEAP GAS.
rnasnendsn, Republicans

Tha colored Republicans OF HunRaIy
,ao;nct Brookland district, Henrico
patv have organized an independent
c1unS c,h W A. Robinson is president and
eino, .1h., PAGE secretary. A resolution en-
AioSI AasIn, the convention held at the Odd,
pOiias, aoiisns, Hall IN this city was adopted, and
re. reiiog,h o,sh declared its determination OF
sstsnSins sns ling by the ticket nominated by that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
Annlicatinn, Close To.Dar.

LYNcIwuRG, Va, May li.-Applieations
for Rivormont lots of the first series, un-
der the rules adopted by the company. Will
be closed tomorrow morning az 10 o'clock.
Up 10 date one real estate agency alone
0iutter, Simmons II O'Leaty) have ftled
applications for lots amounting 10 Si72,-
295, upon which, as required, 10 per cent.
Of the purchase money has been paid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12

causing a tie.up Of several cars. One OF
the conductors was equal 20 the occasion.
however. Slipping on pair OF rubber
gloves and bringing piece OF rope INTO
requistion, be repaired damages and had
the cars running ID on incredibly snort
time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
Meeting of the Sons of Veterans Company.

A meeting Of the military company OF
the Sons of Confederate Veterans was held
last night at the Regimensal Armory, with
Lieutenant L. l.. Darlington in the chair.
The attendance was Yery good.
A committee, consisting OF Messrs.
Phillips, Doherty, and Drewry, was ap-
pointed TO sol it subscriptions for and CO.
operate with tie Sons of.Confederates in
their movement to have q banquet and
entertainment shortly. This action was
taken by the meeting for the purpose of
getting all those who are interested in the
organization Of the military company
together, so that they may discuss several
matters of importance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
Money-stone Exercises of the Colored
Rand.

The Money Stone exercises Of the
Savings Bank of the Graed Fountain
(colored) will be held at the. class building
of the Fountain, Second street. Monday,
NAV 18th. at IA O'Clock M. The following
committee has charge of the arrangements /:
Joseph T.. Jones, ID. ID. (chairman), X. T..
Jones. M. d., Allen j. Harris, X. L. Hill,
S. II. Dismond, NJ. D., w. w. Browne, w.
Z, Burrell, secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
Grand whitsuntide Excursion GO the Sea-
ahore,

The steamer Ariel will make her first ex-
Beach, Newport News. Hampton, TO-, on
Saturday night. May 10th. at 10 o'clock and
arrive back IN Richmond at ~ O'Clock Sun
day night giving excursionists all Sunday
at seashoTo and the privilege Of remaining
until the following Tuesday. Round trip
only 81, and no time lost from business.
Beats them all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
KILLED BY THE DANVILLE TRAIN.
a CoIored Man Run Over Sunday and Dies
from the Injuries Received.

Albert Scott, colored man, was run
over by the West Point train of the Rich
mon1 and Danyille railroad Sunday morn
ing about o'clock and 50 badly mangled
that he died in a few hours.
The deceased at the time of the accident
was sitting upon the Chesapeake and ONO
frestle near the dock, between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets. He was
doing, and suddenly hearing the cars
coming jumped up and fell of the trestle
directly in front of the Danville train,
which was running on the track beneath.
Brown was terribly magled, both of his
legs being nearly cut off and one foot en-
tirely severed. He was taken to the city
almshOuse whore he fingered in great pain
until 2 O'Clock when he died.
Coroner Taylor viewed the remains but
deemed an inquest unnecessary, a. Brown
said before his death that the accident was
altogether his own fault.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
Mr stabie,s BENEFIT.

The complimentary benefit tendereu tne I1
rotarsn dramatic critic. Mr. William II.
ots33dv 3nS he evening of the 18th instant
stt ~ The he Richmond Theatre bids fair TO elicit
n That full attendance which will at y once, once
testify their appreciation OF the oenencia,y .hn
and the sss'f1StSiSd S2o2ded for their delesa
tereanbV idn Tba recipient Of this testimonial is
mon, Confederate brave and brother oi
~ an eNIT Mystic lie, as well as an amiable and and
tne ;si my yssntienan. He fully deserves what
6;s 6 friends desire him to haye--a rous'ns
lonoft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12

AsGosTURA BITTEEs are endorsed by all tho
leading physicians and chemists for their purity
and wholesomeness. Beware OF countorfeiis and
ask for tho genuine article, prepared by Dr. J. q.
Il. Slegert q Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-12
Chickcna nnI Enns.

"Victory Poultry Food adds greatly to
the fowls laying. and haya never seen
case of gapes in young chickens when il
was used. Now 1 would as soon do with
out salt in my food rs TO undertake to raise
fowls without Polk Miller's Chicken
Food" WILLS w. HogsoS.
POtrhafda county,, Va