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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-15

negro and 50 far from improving has. from all
accounts which have read, substituted idle,
ness and vice in the place OF industry ana
good behavior Of the slave. We learn one
thing. however. that miscegenation goes on
so that in due time the race will be thus ele-
waited. In Kingston all are on equality. white
black, mulntto, no distinction Of race, color OF
previous condition of servitude.
IN MEXICO.
In Mexico emancipation has been attended
with most disastrous results. il we regard IN
termixture of the noble Spanish race with IN
dams and negroes, the production of mon
grel set, race-degeneration, as disaster. Mel,
leo exists by the suferance Of the United
States because Of the mongrel set who hold
the country. General Taylor with five thou
sand men. volunteers, defeated Santa Anna
with fifteen thousand Of his best troops ut ms
back. while General Scott with ten thousand
men marched. fighting his way, from Vera
Cruz 10 the City Of Mexico.
Brazil will suffer the same fate, and thai
grand country will be surrendered TO the
mongrel, resulting from the intermNture Of
Portuguese Indian. negro.
MARTIN p. ScoTr. NJ. d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-15
HORRIBLE BAEBARITY.

Upon the death Of a chief, a human sacri-
fee takes place. Should he leave twenty
male and twelve female slaves. eight or nine
81 the former will be bcheaded and four or
i've Of tho latter strangled. 50 that Their spirits
may attend him IN the next world. II there
aro eight victims. four will provide aInusc-
ment for one day and four for the next; but
rs "a rule the entire number Of intended VIC
tins are ranged out in view during the whole
ceremony 10 witness their fellow creatures de
capitaton and 10 have the awful lingering ex-
pcrience Of seeing their own doom gradually
approaching. Tho victim is placed on
block Of wood. with his legs stretched
on aud sim before him. Beside
each ankle q small stake Is driven firmly INTO
the ground. the same at the knees and a. tho
sides running up under the aTn-plts. These
are firmly bound together by cords. securing
the body ngidly in It's position. His head IS
then placed in q kind Of cage formed by a
mig Of cane fastened around the neck with
numerous strings attached 10 II. which are
drawn up over the head aud tied together in a
loop. plant young sapling is now stuck IN
the ground about twelve feet from the victim
and bent over towards him until the extreme
end Is caught IN the loop, and all the strings
round the ring are drawn taut, aud
the neck stretched stiff by the strain.
Tho executionccr then makes his APP
pearanse escorted by the young mss and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-15
IHr sorTr An M NFGRo.

lhL NOlli AND INT
VIII the revelations Of Stanley, ward,
Drummond and the other explorers Of Africa
have any effect in arresting the Republican
party in their bloody pursuit Of the SouthI
fear not rs long as Congo has vote. In the
meantime lot the Southern white men be true
10 themselves and TO their country. Is 1t not
time 20 cease the talk about the degrading
effect Of Southern slavery upon the African
ncgroy That we are responsible for his pres
cut inferior and degraded position among us,
and that we owe IL TO him. for the wrongs IN
hctod that we should spend our time and our
money 10 educate and to elevate him. To af-
ford him school and college and university
advantages. and should accord him political,
civil and social equality
| think that tho history Of the race and It's
present condition in Africa ought at least 10
put a stop TO such chatter as this and gush.
THE NEGRO IN JAMAICA.
The emancipation of the slaves in Jamaica 10y
the English Government has resulted III the
ruin OF that fertile island. From being one
al The most productive Of the West Indies
il is reduced 10 exporting "A few bananas.
White planters have left the old houses, beau
tiful grounds and fiourishing plantations IN
rnins. the negroes are idle and lazy. An
effort was made to supply their places with
coolies substituting the Hindoo as slave IN
place of the negro. IL Is idle TO Ensemble
and try 10 cloak the facts; the coolie system
is slavery without the chattel feature.
mt surely the negroes have advanced in
c;vilizs,iou in the arts and sciences. under the
benedcent rule OF the British Government
and supervision of negrophilists. and the
island can be held up as an example for us TO
profit by. Nothing Of the kind has resulted;
the.uecre continued 70 exhibit the TRAITS oe tho
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-15

In ST. Petersburg there are 80 900 Protest
ants OF these. Il. 600 are Germans. half OF
them Russian subjects. They are organized
into fourteen congregations. served by thirty
pastors. The church work among them re-
ceives no support from the State. the volun-
tary contributions Of each member, averaging
about six or seven dollars annually. One OF
these congregations Is building church cost
inc $3.50 900 The same congregation has a
gymnasium which graduates It's pupils into
the university Another congregation has
also gymnasium of its own. one Of the best
in Russia expending about 10000 a year for
this institution. The CITY mission work OF the
Professionals of the Russian capital IS being en-
erceticallY prosecuted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-15
PILE CURE.

JAPANESE PILE CUBE.-A GUARANTEED
q CURE FOR PILES Of whatever kind or de-
itching, Chronic, Recent or Hereditary. 81 q
boz; boxes, Is. Sent by mail, prepaid, on re-
ceipt OF price. We guarantee 70 cure any case
Of Piles, GusIanteed and sold only by I. Y;
1nst Marshall street. Rchmond. W.
feSrWefr.suiy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-15
oh. What "A Cough.

VIII you heed the warning the signal per-
haps OF the sure approach Of TINT more terrible
can afford for tho sake Of saving % cents,
TO run the risk and do nothing for it. We know
from experience that. Shiloh,s. Cure will cure
yonr cough Ii never fails This explains why
more than million Of bottles were sold the past
wear. il relieves Group and Whooping Cough
AZ once Mothers, do not be without IT,. Sample
Hotties FREQ Sold by Bodeker Brothers and
H NJ. Shields & Co, corner Of Fifth and Mar
shall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-15
THENEGR0IN THE SOUTH.
HIS CONDITIONAS CONTRASTED WITH
THATIN AFRICA.

beneficial Effect of Contact with Southern
Ciyilizatiou-WhstG Great Britain has Done
20 Degrade tho Race-The Negro In Congo
and jamaica.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-15

UICKOK'S no. I. III. ID. G., FIG, AND
CAROLINE SUN CURED ARE PURE, CLEAN
CHOICE sUN-CURED TOBACCOs. TRY
THEM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18
CuaRLOTTEsvILLE ASSAULT CASE.
Another Negro Charged With tho Crime
Miss Kidd Dead.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Sept 17.-lSpeciaL
Edward Fleming, negro youth. aged six
teen. was arrested last night on suspicion OF
beinc the party who attempted the assault
on the Young lady at the University Saturday
NIGHT Fleming i smaller than Duvau. also
charged with the crime. and has darker SKIN.
He is said 10 have scar on the side OF ms
face lust where IL was testified - by ono OF
the ladies yesterday that the assailant was
marked. Flemings brother says that the boy
was asleep in his barbar-shop until they wont
home. after O'Clock
Miss bertha Kidd. aged about fifteen years
died last night. The remains will be taken
TO Farlyyllle. this county. where she formerly
lived.
The new Methodist church at Montreal.
Nelson county. will DO dedicated SUNDAY by
the Rev. b. f. LipscOmb. Of this place. Mr.
Iipscomhs pulpit will be filled by Rev. D. d.
Southall, of Whitehall.
Mrs. II. Is. Niche and her son. Armstead x;
Niche. are visiting relations IN Campbell
county.
Mr.. +. s. Heath. Of Scottsville. who recently
purchased tho Scottsyille mills. has put the
establishment in thorough repair.
Rev. j. Il. Daniel. pastor Of the Baptist
church at Scottsvile assisted by other
revival meeting in that town on next sunday
night.
Mr.. A. c. Hill, Of Mexico IS visiting bis
father. General J. c. Hill. az Scottsyile.
Dr. William NJ. Wade. Of Richmond. who
has been i'll in Scottsvile, Is improved.
Mrs Hubert La Fabe Of Ashland, IS visit
ing friends in this county
Mr.. l.. VI. Pitts. Of Elk Island. is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Amanda Tutwller who IS III.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18
APtyTHFR AND a BEAR
Make Their Appearance in Allegheny county
Literary Club.

CLIFTON FoRcy, Va, Sept. F.-lSpecial +
While Mr. Andrew Given and bis VIE ana
child we're standing at their yard gate near
Potts Creek few days ago. panther male
its appearance Mr.. Given took his chiid 10
the house got his gun and fred iata! shot'
Tho animal measured nine and haf ieeI III
length.
tuesday evening black bear made his eap-
pearance on tho Heights. and after leaving DIS
footprints was lost 10 view. His presence
created CONSERVATION among the children
and adults gave him a wide berth.
Alr J.. NJ Nettleton's son, aged thirteen
years, has typhoid fever AT COyngton lis
daughter, Miss Hattie. Is slowly recovering
from IT.
Tho furnace Of Glen Wilton. which has
been out II blast for two months, Will De
started mp again in about ten days. Inc
new lining was completed last week 81.
Mr. II. T. Nelson. # Allegheny BANK leit
here Saturday for St Louis. where he was 10
have married Yesterday Miss NJ. G. Taylor.
He wa accompanied by DR.. W. H. l. Mill
Ter
Mr.. II. J.. Van Seeker met with an accident
whilst removing large safe. HIS hand was
caught badly MASKING one finger aud strip
ping another Of flesh.
Mr. A. Is. Hayden. who was knocked OF the
track AZ lion Gate Tuesday died Wednesday
He was eighty-seven years OF age.
A literary society has been organized here
with i. ". McCorkle a. president .. l.. Dun
can. vice-president R. =. Hawkins secretary,
aud ID. $ Eichelberger. treasurer. Ilo meet
ings will be held weekly. and the programme
for tomorrow night is: Reading. J. y. Ryais
Debate. Subject Resolved. that emigIhtluh
% the United States should be restrlcte1;' %
he discussed IN the affirmative by Il. g..
James and others and in tho negative by y. J..
Duncan and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18
slIght Earthquake In Clarke.

BEBRYvuIE Va. Sept l5-lSpecisl. Mr..
John Q. Crown in his Office here last Satur-
day heard low rumbling sound like distant
thunder followed by tremor of the floor
and the rafting Of windows The sky was
clear and he concluded that he had expert
enced earthquake tremors. They lasted for
only second or two The next morning he
found that Mr. Burwell Mcclure and Mr $.
) Thomas and family experienced the same
disturbances. Major $ j. g. Moore said he
remembered a noise "a of wagon passing.
but no thought of an earthquake occurred to
him Tho shock was also felt IL Loudoun
Corn Is ripening slowly and farmers are
apprehensiye that II Will be attacked by frost
before the blades are converted INTO fodder
Victor. young horse. three years old,
belonging 10 Dr. c. Mccormick. of this place.
made remarkable record for AL animal that
had undergone but thirty days training. At
the Winchester fair lie took tho second place
IN Il trotting race with horses Of more age and
training. making mile in 252.
Henry aged nearly two years, son OF Mr.
W. 4. Hoffman Of this place. died to-day.
large hotel is building on the top Of the
mountain n Smokers Gap.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18
BEDFORD ALUH.
Farewell Ball-Pisnic-Bowiing Party-Per-
ronal, Etc.


BEDFORD SPRINGS. Va. Sept l7.-lSpecial J
TIE last ten days witnessed the general wind
ing-up Of the gayety' Of one Of the most
pleasant and successful seasons in the an
nails Of tins charming resort, and IT, as
Shakespeare SAYS alls we'll that ends well. "
surely no fairer record Of delightful summer
need be written than that Of the past week at
Bedford Springs picnic given by Mrs
Ma Ell % her guests IN a neighboring grove
was truly a recherche affair and will long be
remembered with pleasure by those who par
tcipated IN it, enjoyment.
On Tuesday last bowling party, given by
Miss Natlin Ballou. Of Danvlle. Va, and Miss
Mamie Bradley OF Ringgold, Va, was the
occasion Of much meument and good-na-
tured contention IN which Hiss Lilly Bass
Of Danylle III amateur. won tho fret prize
a Dresden cup and saucer, and Miss Annie
Lowry. Of BedfOld City the booty"
Jack in the box" Mr. +. r. Lester made
the presentation speech and awarded the
prizes amid much laughter and fun
Tie goodbye ball on Monday night was
very largely attended and was pronounced a
great success. IL was opened by Mr. Lester.
with Miss Mamie Gibson. of Richmond and
tho following is a list Of those who took part.
Miss Addlc Zee. Oxford, Miss. cream surah,
natural flowers. Miss Natn Ballou OF Dan
vile, biue silk garniture of golden rod Miss
Kate Bremner Washington. ID. G.. cream al
batross blue trimmings Miss Mamie Brad
ley Ringgold Va. white China silk. pearl
ornaments Miss Gibson, pink faile. natural
howers. Miss Annie Lowry Bedford City. en-
b-oidere1 null. Miss Macfaran. black lace,
pearl ornaments: Miss Lilly Bass. Danville,
cream silk null chiffon trimmings Miss NJ
Krebs Tomaqua. Pa. blue silk. gauze over
dress Miss Weiland. Lynchburg. cream silk;
Misses Stevens and luille. LAWYERS Va
Misses Fisher and Lester Bedford Springs:
Mr.. and Mrs J. j. MoAe,t, Miss Pfefer
Lynchburg. Mr. and Mrs Richard Burks
Lynches Va. Messrs Wright. Malone
Martin Ferguson. Lee, Lester, l.. r. Talbot.
Emmett Talbot, Read Fisher. Land. vii
hams, McGhee. Paulhng. The chaperons
were Mrs. John r. Maben. handsome gray
surah Mrs. II. G. Lowry. Bedford City. black
silk. diamonds. Mrs b. G.. Fee. Oxford. Miss.
lavender silk. pearl ornaments
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18
CoURr or APrEfLs.
After Handing Down "A Number Of Opinions
the staunton Term Adiourns.

After Handing Down Number OF Opinions
the staunton Term Adjourns.
SrAUNIoN. Va. Sept. IT, Especial. An
the Judges were present at the session Of the
Court of Appeals to-day except Judge Hin
ton. who returned TO his home at Petersburg
this morning ON account OF sickness. This
was opinion day. aud the following decisions
were rendered.
SAWYER against Commonwealth The court
below was affirmed. Judge Lewis delivering
the opinion.
Bell against Commonwealth. Lower court
affirmed judge Lacy delivered the opinion.
Turner against Chesapeake and Ohio rail
road. Writ of error granted
Rerkeley against Commonwealth. Writ Of
error awarded and an appeal was allowed
Thomas ". Chaplin and case removed %
Richmond
Lurty against Lurty, trustee Appeal
allowed
Mclan against Harris Dismissed.
Baldwin against Baldwin Dismissed
STAGE against Bumgardner Removed o.
Richmond.
Mosby against pauls administrator Ar
gued by q. NJ Cochran for appellants and
William Patrick for appellees.
Iaber's administrator against Gentry, adj
mlnlstrator. Continued.
Saunders against PEBBLES. Continued in
absence Of counsel
Fowler against Hess Removed TO Rich
mond
Gordon against Stratton and Strobe against
Clement Not printed and continued
Will Aughinhaugh and Clarence NJ York.
of Washington. ID. c.. qualified for practice
Mr.. York Is private secretary 10 Chief Justice
Fuller. of the United States Supreme Court.
Having gone through the entire docket
the court adjourned tor the term There Is
only one term Of tins court held hero an
pually IN September
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In Grayson county Sunday John NJ Young
aged fity-two quarreled about money with
his father, aged eighty and shot him. The
man will probably die. Young escaped
Captain X. II. -. Willis. Of Conn anv c.
Firstre regiment West Virginia National Guard
at Grafton. has been appointed major and
brigade inspector.
An inmate OF the Soldiers Home. while
under the influence Of liquor. was run over
10y an electric car near Hampton Wednesday
night and killed
Captain John c. Earle. the baltimore and
OHIO conductor who attempted suicide at
Parkersburg. W. Va. Monday. died tuesday.
The reunion ofthe Army Of Western Virginia
at Huntington began tuesday. Ex-President
Hayes, president II the association. delivered
an address. lie introduced Airs b +. Kelley.
TIE widow Of the late General. who was re-.
ceyed with cheers
j. w. Wright ono Of the best known real
estate men IN Southwest Virginia. died day
before yesterday at Front Royal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18
Physical Director Mt Washington and Leo.

Edward NJ Schaefer. 81. d.. Of Baltimore
Md, is TO be the physical instructor and di-
rector OF tho gymnasium at Washington ana
Lee. The large and well equipped Rymna-
stun erected eighteen months ago by the
University has afforded every student ex-
cellent opportunities for physical develop
ment. The trouble has beon that young men
turned loose IN such building fail 20 eNer-
else ntelligently and thus benefit their gem
eral health while developing their muscles.
A recognized requirement I'D All such gym
nasiums is an instructor qualified 20 MAKO an
examination OF young men and prescribe me
exercise which shall develop the muscles and
al the same time all tho parts Of the body.
Appreciatng this necessity the board OK
trustees at their June meeting provided for
disappointment OfRphysicial instructor The
faculty a short time ago elected DR.. Sclaet-
fer 20 the position. and yesterday his accent
ance was received lie comes indorsed bY
Professor Hitchcock physical director IN Cor
nell University. He Is a young man and has
had thorough training ia gymnasium ln-
structiOn, besides being a wel-educated
physician. He i, an enthusiast on the sub
iect Of physical training. In "a recent article
in medical journal no gives utterance 20
the thought that this Is not a world for dis
embodied spirits. Men must work through
the body. and unless the mind has a good
tool TO work with little will be done. Men
generally will recognize that as good sense.
DR.. Schaefer will now look 90 the health ~
Washington and Lee students and the
faculty will. with more advantage, look after
tho training of their minds.-Olasgow
Herald.
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uNYELL 4 MONnlfENT.
&. a. II. Veterans 10 Visit Winchester This
Week.-Mrs.. Fries Dead.

WNcHrsTEn. Va, Sept. H. Special. F.
This evening a special excursion train from
Philadelphia. containing from 300 TO 400 per-
sons. consisting Of Grand Army o. the Republic
veterans survivors Of the Sixth army corps.
ladies and citizens. viii arrive here. On their
arrival they will he escorted 20 their quarters
by tho MON Comet Band and a delegation
Of citizens camp fire Will be held ia
Courthouse Hall and tomorrow will be spent
in looking over the battle-felds Saturday a
monument twenty-five feet high will be
unveiled in tho national cemetery % the
memory # the late General Russell, com
nlander Of First division Sixth army corps.
Mrs Margaret A.. wife Of Martin FrIes, in
her seyonty-ninth year died Friday She
was member Of Bethel Evangelical Luth-
eran church The funeral services took place
SUNDAY al Bethel church. The pastor, Rev.
!. W Smith. ohciated.
Mr. J. Calvin Moss has resigned the secre-
taryship of our Young Mems Christian Asso-
claton 90 take effect October lst.
Miss Mary Saunders Of Richmond Is tie
guest of Mrs y. Vs. Parkins.
The Episcopal Female Institute here
opened Yesterday
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hTLLED 4 nm.
Justifable Homicide the Verdict Of a Mont
goncry County jury.

gofucry County jury.
LErspuno. Va. Sept II. SPECIAL A
white man named Robert Stevens shot and
killed "a negro named Smith ~ Edwards
Ferry. IN Montgomery. Just across the river
and about five miles from Leeslurg Sunday
Smith took "a whip from Stevens. who de-
mandol lbs return. but Saith would not give
il up. and after several demands the cOl0red
man throw u on tho ground When Stevens
stopped 10 pick 10 mp. Smith caGght hmm and
a struggle ensued. In which they both got on
a small brid 20 over the canal Stevens. fear
ing that Smith would throw him in. asked
tho man % let him go but Smith retained
his firm grip. and Stevens. realizing That ms
life was M danger. pulled outa revolver and
shot Smith IN the leg Stevens asserts that
the colored man wonld still not release
him though the demand was repeated.
Then he shot again INJECTING the fatal
wound The ball from the second shot en-
tered Smiths stomach. The cOr0uer'a Jury
rendered q verdict OF iustfbio homicide.
Lieutenant J. Is Mott. L. = A.. Instructor
in tactics AZ West Point Academy. arrived IN
Leesburg Tuesday for a brief visit 20
relatives.
At meeting of the Town Council Friday
Mr. B T. Head was reelected sergeant flor
the ensuing year and Mr.. j. B. McCabe re-
elected treasurer.
Tie public schools Of tbs district opened
Monday.
Among the persons who have died here
abouts lately wero Mr. NJ. Y. Is. Mailman
aud Mr.. Harvey Dunbar near Bloomfield,
Mrs Emma Otlev wife OF D. Arthur Otley,
and Mrs. Euna Otley, wife OF James q.
0tley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18
THE GRIPS AFTER EFFECTS
why You DO Not Get Back Your Strength.

There is no disease which leaves in It's train
so many weak. nervous. dehiiitated and dis
couraged sufferer as the grip. People who have
had this disease do not recover thoir strength
readily. but day after day attend 70 their em-
ployment in a weakened and exhausted condi-
ton. feeling tired and langud all the tim.
If this nervous weakness is allowed 10 rnn' a
sudden attack Of malaria. prosuaiion' heart
failure or paralysis may result
Tho great strengthening and invieorating
medicine 70 take IN such cases. as well as for
general debility, low blood. weak nerves. stom-
ach. liver and kidney diseases. is DR. Greene's
Norvura. It will restore strength and health
almost like magic. Purely vegetable and harm
less. Druggists,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

BUrSA VISTA. Va. Sept. lG.-lSpecial. J.
ono Of TIN most valuable and evidently of
large prospective interest among the indus
tries in operation here is the fire brick works
All along the western side OF the Blue Ridge
mountains north Of Buena Vista and over
and beyond the central water shed of the
Valley there Is much activity IN the old iron
ore mines.
The fine weather for pushing fall work on
the farms is not allowed TO pass in this region
without contributing It's full share 20 our agri-
cultural Thrift. The crop rotation system is
thoroughly observed IN this country and
wheat and grass seed are being cast into the
soil IN increasing acreage
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

SUFFOLK, Va. Sept IL Special Mr.. p.
f. Andrews Of Roper, n. c.. and Miss Pattie
Johnson. Of Myrtle station daughter Of Mr..
James Johnson, were married yesterday at
Western Branch church and came here 10 a
on kilby street.
Simon Folks. peddlar was fined slOO this
week for selling without license
Mrs. John Holman has been quite sick.
Miss Annie Brewer is visiting in Lower
Parish
Mrs. c. A. Schoop las returned from Penn.
sylyania
Mrs. Cornelius Bidgood left this week for
her home III Western Branch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-18

How They DO It in Kentuoky-230o Pounds
Per Acre.

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept 16.-'Special The
weather lately has been delightful, and far
mers' are busy saving their excellent crop OF
tobacco. In this section the tobacco is cured
entirely without fire. II IS hung up IN large
barns the entire sides Of which can be thrown
open. so that the air can pass quite freely
through the tobacco. The barns are.
Of course. much larger than they are IN the
tobacco section of Virginia. The air-cured
tobacco does not have tho rich aroma which
the fue-cured possesses, nor is the color as
beautiful. There is also much danger OF ITS
becoming injured by rainy spells, after II has
been hung up in the houses.
The farmers in the blue grass section did
not raise much tobacco until within the past
few years, bat the land produces such a
heavy yield per acre that It Is grown exteu-
sively now. One farmer living near here told
me last year that his entire crop averaged
1890 pounds 10 the acre This Is much
heavier yield than the Virginia farmers make.