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Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-01-07

Mr.. Samuel Turner made this
office his annual call on the first
day OF the year and says that he
has been living in this county for
5z years and helped to build the
first house in Mexico. For forty
years he has lived either in Mex
leo or within sight of it He is on e
OF our most substantial citizens,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-01-07

John Sims, OF Hazen, AK, who
Is wishing friends in town, will
leave tonight for home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-01-07

Miss Bette Miller, formerly o
this city and DR.. kabler, a widow
er and a prominent physician of
Hannibal, Mo are to be married
on Jan. 6 h, Miss Bette has a host
of fiends here who extend congrat.
u~lations
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-01-07

There is a night mail service on
the Chicago and Alton Railroad
now.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-01-07

DR.. Gentry sold his property al
SaliF G, Post Office, this county to
Mr.. Ben Turner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-01-07

out in the night with the Doodle. II.
+. Hisey sells IN toppy horses at
good prices. The second combination
horse sale u big success,
MAY.
First Week. Charley Giendye and
Miss Belle HlsoY we're married. 10
cal option vote re-eounted and deeiar-
oil TO be legally cast. Ir, HALEY goes
to his home in Fulton sick with the
varioiold. II T. Warden locates in
Mexico. Ed. podson united with
the Unitarian church, Mr.. Frank
Ruse aud Miss Naomi Ihernburg
were married.
Second Week-.pr. kallain VI Aux
vase departs between two days, New
bank established at Centralia by Ii.
Il. Arnold, Billie Morris and others,
Hon. Frank Coukrell addresses a large
audience in Mexico. Farmers Ali
ance start out after the tax dodgers.
Walker Pollock hought.the old Round
tree farm. Prof. freloa arrangos for
a big May Festival,
Third Vocabulary r. Miller and
T.. L. Cryder We're married. Sen.
Sam Majors sues the +. y l.. L. for
SI00, 900. Ida Freddy dedicates n
piece of poetry to Dir. HALEY. Pre-
miums for the big fair were publish
ed. Cyclone visits Audrain county
killing three persons wounding seven
others and destroying n large amount
of property. Third Party born IL
| CINCINNATI but died before 1t was
named.
Fourth Week-.St. Louis Chronicle
publises an article endorsing Dalton
for Governor. County Court assists
the cy clone sufferers literally. The
Richie Bank wins the celebrated
Stephenson case. Joseph Barth's
father dies in Germany. II. {. Hunt
dies from injuries received in the eye
lone.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-01-07

N. NJ. Roberts, proprietor OF III
Roberts House celebrated the 60:b,
anniversary of his birth, en- New
Years day with a big dinner at
which quite a number of friends
and relatives were present, who
wish him m any happy returns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-01-07

On Jan. 18th, 1892 j. A. Potts,
as trustee, sells to the highest bid
der the following described real
estate in this county:
The west half (l-2) ofthe North
west quarter (1-4), of section twenty
nine (29). township fifty one (5l).
range nine, co. west containing
twenty (20) acres, more or less; and
the west half (l-2), of the South
west quarter 90, of the North
east quarter (l-4), of the above
named section, township and range.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-01-07
UNE

The LEDGER devotes nearly halt It's
entire issue TO the two Mexico Col
leges. Commencement exercises OF
both the Colleges and of the Public
School. Walter Williams, OF the Col
nmbia Herald and Rev. Pope Yea
man deliver the leading addresses
| Miss Beulah Williams captures the
prize Piano at Hardin College. c. II.
Chambliss and Miss Fannie Rixey
were married.
Second Week-.Alumne of Hardin
College entertain their friends. Grand
Jury brings several true bills. Gen.
| Mcneil falls dead in st. Louis. Col.
Richmond, a slick scoundreI, captur-
| ed. Ed. MCGEE dedicates Il church
at Thompson Station. Hickman
| Wiggington and Miss Mamie day
were married at Wellsville.
Third week-.Small-pox costs Mex
leo about $1,000. J. n. Basket takes
issue with DR.. Cave of st. Louis and
publishes u very able article in the
LEDGER. Charley Clark has his leg
mashed by the cars. Leslie Ferris
has his hardware store robbed. A
movement made 10 eXteIminate
the Canada thistle in this county,
Thomas F. Roden, married.
Fourth Week The new addition
to the Military Academy pushed rap
idly. Dog law strictly enforced in
Mexico. Knight Templars give a
banquet. VIM. Pollock & Co. arrange
to build an elevator. &. L. Bennett
and Rev. Woody Indulge in a contro,
versy. Ed. Dodson married TO Miss
Wheeler of Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-01-07
REMARKABLE CLENERNEsS,
LII na4 anAnslnA e Ii 40

hEEh LIE Ie-NLsSs.
He could now get outside of his cell,
but the hardest work was yet to be done.
His cell was located high up on the
third tier, some sixty feet away from
the tower door through which he hoped
to make his way. Watching his chance,
when the night guard was on the OPP
posite side of the block of cells, he re-
moved the bar from his door, crawled
through the opening, and with all the
agility of a cat climbed down the railing
from tier to tier, raj acros the corridor
to the tower door, and, with a piece of
shoemaker's wax, took an impression of
the lock, regaining his cell before the
guard appeared on that side of the cell
house.
By careful working he made a key out
of lead pipe that a plumber had dropped
near his workbench in the shop. Sew
eral trips from his cell to the tower door
were made during the next few weeks
before his key would fit, and then it
took him some time to get together
enough material to make a dummy" to
put in his bed to prevent his absence
being discovered before he could get be-
| yond reach. On the very day that he
intended to make his escape, while re-
turning from the shop to his cell, he
slipped upon an icy stairway and badly
| sprained his ankle. This almost dis
| couraged him. His months of anxious
toll had come to naught. His scheme
would surely be discovered. After three
weeks in the prison hospital he was sent
| back to work, and when he reached his
cell that evening was overjoyed to find
that his rope, key and dummy" were
| still safely concealed in the mattress,
| and a~vervthinr as he had left ii
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-01-07
Fast Run On the Alton.

Bloomington, Ill.,, Dec. 31.-A
special train OIL the Chicago and AL
ton Railroad made the run from
Dwight to Bloomington, a distance
of fifty-three miles, in exactly one
hour, making three stops. The
train brought DR.. Kelley, the
drunkard eurer, to this city to de
liver a lecture to the BichIorlde Club,
DIR. Kelley having missed a connec-
ton in coming here. The Alton's
proposed new fast train will make
the entire run between Chicago and
st. Louis at the rate Of fifty miles
an hour.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-01-07
JULY.

JULY.
First Week.. A. Potts buys his
fine stallion Kentucky Eagle in Hi
nois. Bob Freeman arranges 9 his
annual colt show. Col. Fleet presides
over a teachers meeting at Pertle
Springs. Everybody arranges to
leave Mexico to celebrate the 9Th, of
July.
Second Week =. Mr.. James Sims
died, Thomas r. Cauthorn died.
Daughters of the Confederacy of Au-
drain county organize. William Pitts
and Miss Lillian Mosely were married.
Honey Stacey stabbed in Kansas CITY,
John Lane gets a new trial in the Liz
zie McColly case.
Third Week-Ed holland sentenced
for two years in the p~enitentiary.
Mexico's young people take a
fish and hunt. Judge Hughes decid-
ed that the City Ordinances were in
valid. Arrangements about complet-
pleted for the big fair. Mrs w A
Richards died. Arrangements were
made for the Audrain county Institute
to meet.
Fourth Week-L. l.. Norton, the
evangelist, commits suicide. J. B.
Jackson dies. Great excitement over
the Texas Hardin College scholar
ship. ODD speed horses entered in the
Mexico Fair. The F. d L. L. commit
tee report $1,000, escaped taxes. Ii
turned out that most of this money
had been paid off: Charles Wade
traded his furniture store for one-half
interest in the Ringo Folding bed,
which finally resulted in a law suit,
Wade sueing for his store back. DR..
c. r. HALEY visits London.
AUGUST.
First week.-The big fair attracts
public attention. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
Maddox entertain their friends at a
lawn party. James Wilkins comes
near getting killed by being thrown
from a buggy. Bob Freeman has his
annual colt show. Mrs. T. Walden
dies. Bryan and Ringo sell out to
Daniel brothers.
Second week.-Hon. Roger @. Mills
of Texas delivers an address In Mexico
LATE Newkirk's new residence burned.
The Mexico Fair proves a big success.
City council still wrestles with the
small pox bills.
Third week.-Mexico G. A. R., go to
Detroit to attend the national meet
ing. The Daughters of the Confed-
eracy make SITS at an entertainment.
&. L. Bennett and Ed. Woody still
singing ink. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Glendye remove to Mexico to reside.
County Court met and rented the
Poor Farm to Horace Mundy.
Fourth understandable picnic a
big success. Hon. W. II. Kennen
finishes distributing the money for the
cyclone sufferers. Ringing brothers
circus visits Mexico. C. p. Foreman
and Miss Cora Lonely were married.
w. J. Rixey and Mr.. Kent form a CO.
partnership, J. T. DUNCAN was hurt.
c. h. and Frank Crockett have their
annual colt show.
Concluded on third naoe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-01-07
Ledger's Circulation.
Circulation Of the Daily Ledger
for one week. .........32S>
Circulation Of Mexico Weekly
LEDGER, each week. .....26oO
fetal Circulation per week ..593S

Ia By circulation are mean the
actual number Of iona tde subscribers
mot the number Of people who read
the paper, bit people Wh0 actually
subscribe and take the paper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-01-07
DARING JAIL BREAKING.
DAVE PApDoCk's REMARKABLE Ee.
CAPE FROM JOLIET.

An Almost sapert,aman Display. of ia-
senuity Exercised by "a Convict TO ast
out Of Prison-Wogking u Few Minutes
at n Time for over Two Years.
A section of iron bar was cut from the
cell door of Dave Paddock by that re-
doubtable knight of the dark lantern
and Jimmy" on the occasion OF his sen.
sational escape from Joliet. For over
two years Paddock has schemed and
worked TO effect his purpose. He waa
Sen mp from Rock Island on an eight
year term. and was placed at work1n
one of the shoesilops, where during
every minute of the working hours in
the shop no was constantly under the
watchful eye of his keeper. There was
not the least chance to plan an escape
from the shop. But, not daunted at
this, he determined to find some means
OF getting ont of his cell at night.
To fully appreciate the difficulty OF
cutting out of a cell it must be reinern.
bered that three times every hour during
the night, at irregular intervals. a guard
wearing padded slippers-called 'sneak
shoes" by the convicts-makes his rounds,
peering into each cell to make sure that
all are secure and in bed. Paddock first
appropriated a couple of thin bladed shoe
knives from his shop, and, concealing
them from the guard, took them to his
cell, where, by using one as a file, he
converted the other into a fine steel saw.
Then by slow degrees he collected a large
amount of shoe thread from the same
shop, with which he braided the rope.
All this required months of stealthful
work, but in the course of time he had q
slender, strong rope, fully fifty feet in
length. This he kept carefully hidden in
| the mattress of his bed.
Next he began saving the bars on his
door a little at a time. Night after night
he watched for the passing of the guard,
and as soon as that official was beyond
hearing distance he would cut a little
and then fill up the space with black
wax, which he had also obtained from
the shoeshop, so that the prying eyes of
| the guard could not discover by daylight
that the door had been tempered with.
When the bar had been cut through he
carefully wedged it back into place with
small iron staples and bits of lead.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-01-07

First Week.-Mexico goes Demo-
cratic by an increased .majority
Marechal Neils give a hop. The LED
GER contains a page account of the
fine horses Of Audrain county. Small
pox was stamped out of the city. Liz
hie Engleman of Martinsburg, brought
suit for 5000 for breach of promise.
Oratorical contest at the Opera House.
j.. W. Brown formerly Of Mexico.
died.
Second Week.-Eld. Walker and
wife died. Unknown man found
dead east of Mexico, killed by ears.
Mrs. FL. \. Ricketts,, died. New.City
Council sworn in. Miss Sarah +.
Downing died.
Third Week-.The LEDGER contains
q full account of NIexico's building
boom. DR.. French sued for SI0, 900 for
malpractice. John A. McIntire and
Miss LizHfe Lavender were married.
Mrs. Alice Williams Hectares on Tenn
perance. The Mayor appoints his new
committees.
Fourth Week-.C. w. B. NJ. meets.
The F. & L. U. refuses to take part in
politics. Cashier of the Montgomery
City Farmers and Traders Bank skins
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-18
Ne Crossed the Wide Ocean

WILLIAM WINTER, Of 3l3 Nelson street s. c..
was born IN England, or M good ycoman stock as
ere hurled the bar with Douglass bent the
bow with Wallace mid the glcns of Scotland
tic mas bccn Il suncrer from catarrh, and this is
what he Gays:
For at least twenty-five years have been n
sufferer from trouble in my throat, nostrs ana
cars. My hearing became thickcned, accompa.
MED with constant ringing in my head. | lost
the sense of smell entirely, and my nostrils
seemed tightly coscd-onc sometimes, but both
81 was troubled with copious secretions in my
throat. My head achcd almost continuously, ac-
companicd by 'fullness that was almost un-
bearuble.'
~ consulted the bcst doctors in London Mt
tended the London Throat, Nose and Ear Inllrn-
ary. receiving hut little relief. From there
went to kingston-on-1 names, but with no better
RESULT then came to America, and was under
treatment ut the Pennsylvania Hospital, but, like
elsewhere, got no better, aud none pronounced
my casc catarrh until came TO Roanoke and ,
through an advertisement in tho Herald, found
DIR. Coates. He ut once said: why. cir you have
1892. "
.'For the first three days went to him three
times day. lie cnt from the interior of nos
trils thirteen pOlypii tumors in seven operations
II am better now than have been for twenty
hyeytars. My head has cleared up. My throat,
always being dry has assumed its natural cOndi-
ton. The bad taste, that like an evil spirit con-
SANITY haunted me, has all gone. My sense Of
smell has returned. The racking pains in my
better to-day than have for years. The trent
ment is mild. could sit all day under 1t If nee
cssary.
aIfpeople doubt this statement, call on me Mt
my room, BIB Nelson street :. c., or at tho Terry
building, and will verify every wrod OF II: and
wish here to say the doctor charged me very
moderately"
1ieresis n case OF snrfcrcr going through The
world who had despaircd OF relief, and who was
kept ION his feet" only by powerful vitality
tile gift OF a naturally good constitution.
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ON HIS WAY HOME.
Rev. DR.. Campbell Delivers n Lecture In
Itogersvifle Tenn

Ro0ERsvII.IE, Tenn, March Ill Spe-
ciall-Rev. w. c. Campbell. d. D., of
Roanoke delivered lecture in the
Pm 'byterian Church at this place last
night before large congregation.
DR.. Campbell is returning from
splend tour through Mexico, and has,
collected many interesting facts and
has had D number of entertaining expe-
riences during his sojourn there. In
his lecture he gave graphic ac-
county OF tho topography OF the coun-
try, as we'll as of the people and pro-
ducts OF Mexico. He related many in
terestiDg incidents. showing the manner
and customs OF the people. He has
brought with him collection of hand
work Of this interesting people, as we'll
as the vegeta bles, minerals and even the.
animals, including two 1.-Two alligato.s.
DR.. Campbell was most cordially re-
ceived by his many friends in this place,
and is kindly remembered for his excel.
lent address delivered ut tho Rogersytlle
Synodical College last June.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-18
SECRETARY FOSTER RETURNS.
lie Had IA Rough Voyage, But is Improved
in Health.

New YORK, March Especial +
Secretary Foster arrived this morning
from Southampton on the steamship
Spree, OF the North German Lloyd line.
lie was transferred to the steamboat
Laura M. Starin, which was in waiting
at quarantine, and Immediately came
up to tho city.
The Secretary had quite rough
experience on the voyage. On tho lath
while sitting in chair on the upper
deck the ship gave q snddon lurch and
precipitated him against tho port rail,
striking heavily on his head, which
gave him severe shock and blackened
his right eye. Otherwise he is in q
good condition, having been very much
improved in health by the trip.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-18
Tie Henry Street Bridge.

Work is progressing satisfactorily on
the Henry street overhead bridge.
Two spans of the iron work have been
erected by the American Bridge and
Iron Company, who have contrac 10 d
with the Norfolk and Western Railroad
company TO put up the superstructures
The work will be pushed to completion
as rapidly as tho weather permits.
When this brio ge is opened to public
traffic it is expected that it will relieve
tho Jefferson street railroad crossing.
which is now freqently almost block
AIDED by vehicles.
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--------------------
SUTTON RESENTENCED.
He Will lie Hanged at wytheville ON
Maya

He VIII lie Hanged at wytheville ON
Maya.
WYTHEvILLE. March 17.-ISpeciall-
Wayman Sutton, who was found guilty
of tho murder of Peter Harvel, and ser
fenced to be hanged four years ago next
May, but who was released by a mob
the night before tho sentence was to
have been executed, was brought hero
on the midday train to. day from the
Lynchburg Jail, and resentenced by
Judge Williams. Sutton is to paw the
penalty of tho crime of which he was
found guilty, on the eth OF next Nav.
in the jail yard Of Wytheville.
Since his rccapture last fall no has
been in Jail at Lynchburg, it being
feared that his friends and sympa-
thizers in this county would make
another attempt to release him, and he
was at once taken back to Lynchburg
to await the execution OF the SEN
tence. In rescntencing Sutton, Judge
Williams reviewed tho facts and cir
cumstances connected with the crime of
which he was found guilty. Sutton
solemnly affirmed to the judge that what
over people might say, he was innocent
OF this crime. and his hands are un-
stained by the blood of his fellowman.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-18
a Graceful Appreciation.

The city of Roanoke, in remodsling
the engine room of tho Vigilant Fire
Company on Jefferson street, manifesto
in graceful way it's appreciation of this
excellent organization. The quarters
OF the Vigies are in all respects as com
Portable and handsome as those of anv
company in the State. This Is q mer.
tied recognition Of the promptness and
fidelity of our firemep, whose watchful.
ness and labor is rewarded in no other
eWay
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-18
TIE CEDAKrowN COMPANY.
Its Charter Was Admitted to Record Yes
terday.


terday.
Inc charter OF tn, Cedartown Com
pany was admitted to record yesterday
in the clerks Office of the HASTINGS
Court. The incorporates are Edward
M. Wistar, Robert R. Carson, Nathaniel
Is. Crenshaw, Charles Adamson, and
Wolfred Nelson. The capital stock of
the company is not to be less than $780,
ooo' nor more than S75O,000, divided
into shares of 500 each, and the princi-
pal Office is to be located in this city.
The company is empowered to pur-
chase or otherwise acquire, own and
hold, Improve, lease, convey or other
wise dispose OF lands in the CITY of Roa-
noke, or the county of Roanoke, or the
county of Polk, in Georgia; to subdivide
sara lands into streets, alleys and lots
Tor town sites, erect stores, dwellings or
other buildings and sell or lease same.
to build ana maintain wharyes and
COCKS, dams and dykes, dredge and inn
prove water courses furnish electricity.
gas and steam to individuals and cor
porations, mine and sell coal and min
erals and to loan money on mortgages
on land.
The officers and directors are as fol.
low:
Daniel Baugh, Philadelphia, presi-
dent; Wolfred Nelson. Now York, first
vice president; Charles Adamson, Cedar
town, second vice president; j. Wright
5amason, Cedartown. secretary and
treasurer. Directors, the president.
first and second vice presidents, Edward
M. Wistar, OF Philadelphia; Robert R.
Corson, of Philadelphia; A. Howard
Merritt, of Reading; j. II Hoffecker,
of Wilmington: Oscar Hardwicke, of
Cedartown; A. j. Mcbride, of Atlanta:
William Velton, OF Donna Rhin, and
Count D'Aulby, OF Vienna.
Officers of the Oakland Improvement Co.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
Oakland Improvement Company was
held yesterday. at which j. v. Stephen
son. OF Roanoke, was elected president;
G w. Ramsey, vice. president A. d.
Rico, secretary and treasurer. Direc-
tors: j. V. Stephenson, of Roanoke; j.
ID Hewe,t, j. H. Bowen. w. d. Ord, of
Bramwell; ii. NJ. Darnell, OF Roanoke,
and T.. c. Stewari, OF Westminster, Nd.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-18
After n Years Absence.

Mr.. G. II. Senauer, of the American
Banker, of New York. is again in Roa
noke af'er years absence. Ho ex.
press himself as impressed with Roa-
noke's extraordinary Development in
the past twelve months. Further South.
he says, banks are in much better con-
dttion that could have been expec ted
considering the depression in the cotton
ard iron markets.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-18
Removed to His Home.

George Martin, who attempted to COM
nit suicide in Lynchburg by cutting
his throat, has been removed by friends
to his home in North Garden, Alber-
marie county. He has about recovered
from his wounds, and will not attempt
to repeat the experiment. it is be.
lieyd.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-18
SWINGING AROUND The CIRCLE.
Senator Hill Was in Georgia
Yesterday.

He Makes Number of Speeches. and Is
Wildly Cheercd-Impromptu Recep.
tions Held Every Time the Train
Stopped-A Colored Man Run Over
and Knled-His Death Throws a
Damper on the Spirits of the Party.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-18
Mills, Chance of Elactinn.

AUSTIN, Tex. March l7.-lSpeciall-
The primary convention to ne held in
Traves county Saturday will determine
Mills vote. Representative Terrell will
obey the instructions thereof Senator
Glasscock says that other counties of
his district favor Mills, and il Trayes
goes the same way he will vote accord
inply
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-18
.he Meeting Was Not Held.

There was to have been meeting OF
the ordinance committee of Council at
City Solicitor Miller's Office yesterday
evening, but as Chairman Mcconnell
was the only member present, the meet
ing was not held.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-18
Harrlson .Tbeir Ohnice,

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March l7.--fSpe-
ciall-The Republican State exc cutixa&$s
committee has called the StateseME
ton to meet in This citys,I r.
the committee meeting resi- s;9ss
adopted endorsing PresideA Z Il az
administration and declarisSs IS n * III
committees choice for S9o :
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-18

DR., l. Pcarcc Coates. specialist Catnrrh, nose,
cases with success
Office hours: $3.50 to Ie M; sto4p.m; to 0
.. IN.
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Eirhteen Incl,es of Snow.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. March 17.--lSpecial]
Last nights snow was the heaviest
ever known in this part OF the country.
Snow now lies eighteen iachcS on the
level.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-18
SCHNEIDER HANGED TO A STAKE
Terrible Scene at an Execution
in Germany.

The Man Who Killed Defenseless Girls
PAYS the Penalty of His Crime-No
Galiows Were Used-Th Victims Face
Covered by the Executioner's Hand
The Assistants Pulled Upon His Legs
and Strangled Him to Death.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-18
The Neathe

Fore cas-, for Virginia: 81
morning, clearing during go
iair weather Saturday, no 4
shifting 10 west.