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The record-union., 1892-02-03

PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH by
use of local anesthetic. DR.. WELDON, Den
tist Eighth and j streets.
The record-union., 1892-02-03

In accordance with the above request, MON
DAY, February s, 1892, at 10 O'Clock, is
hereby appointed as the time for hearing of
the same before the Board of Trustees.
HENRY GUTHRIE,
fe2-3t Chief Engineer s. P. f. D.
The record-union., 1892-02-03

Sold everywhere. Price, CUT1CURA, SOC;
SOAP, zoe; REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION,
Boston.
ks- Send for "How TO Cure Skin Diseases y
64 pages. so illustrations and 90 testimonials.
pTNPLES, black-heads, red rough, chapped
in and OILY skin cured bY CuTICURA SOAP
The record-union., 1892-02-03
Hprrtnl 3glnttrrH.

FAST TINE TO THE EAST.-The Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad Santa Fe route) is now
twelve hours shorter TO Kansas City and ST.
Louis. and twenty-four hours shorter to Chi
cago than formerly. Pullman Tourist Sleep
ing Cars TO Chicago every day without change.
Personally conducted excursions every
GEORGE w. RAILTON, Agent, 1904 Fourth
street, Sacramento. MWF
The record-union., 1892-02-03

U1HE NEWS OF THE WORLD IS CON-
i tanned in the WEEKLY UNION.
The record-union., 1892-02-03
cutioura ResoIvent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier, and great
est of Humor Remedies, internally TO cleanse
the blood OF all impurities and thus remove
the cause), and CUTICURA, the great Skin
Beautifier, externally TO clear the skin and
scalp and restore the hair) cure every species
OF agonizing, itching. burning, scaly, and PIN
ply diseases of the skin, scalp and blood.
The record-union., 1892-02-03

MIR. n. a. GUTHRIE, CHIEF ENGINEER
vi Sacramento Fire Department-Dear Sir:
hereby apply for permission to erect frame
building of three 81 stories on the west thirty
feet of south half of lot eight (S), on block
bounded by X and l., Eighth and Ninth
streets, in the City of Sacramento. Most re-
spectfully yours, G. FELDHUSEN,
730 l. street, Sacramento.
Sacramento, January go, 1892.
The record-union., 1892-02-03
r r / EN- d 6 T ER r RY
Lumber Company.

MAN YARD AND OFFICE, 1910 SEC
vi ond street. Branch Yard, corner Twelfth
and T sfreAfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
Reading Coal and Iron COmpany's
For the Dispatch.l


Not Satisfied with the practical monopoly
of one of the most important articles OF
household consumption, which they have
already advanced in price, the Reading
company are now trying TO capture the
largest bituminOus supplies along ne Varl-
Gus allied lines. and are SO massing the
tonnage as to make practically monopoly
of both anthracite and bituninous coal Tor
large portion of the United states.
The New York. New Jersey. and Penn
eylvauia legislatures have appointed COM
mittees TO investigate the legal status OF
the combination, and suits are beng IN
stituted to break the viSe-llke grasp hxed
upon the public.
1t IA not only future gains the new prices
aim 10 cover. but enough must be extract
ell to make up past losses incurred through
mismanagement and extrayagant pur-
chases in advance of actual requirements.
the interest tor which has gone on accu-
mulating, and now aggregates fabulous
amount.
When will it end? is the question asked
all over this land. and will be more and
more asked as the pressure is put on-.as 1t
is sure TO be "a soon as the present nght
steps are removed and the excitement has
somewhat passed out OF the mind or the
public.
The following extract from Rochester
m. y paper gives fair idea of what is
appearing in the public journals ell over
the country:
loving TO the conditions of the coal
market the cooi-dealers of Rochester will
hereafter accept no orders for future de-
livery except ut the price current at the
time of delivery.
- AS coal Is q commodity liable 10 fire.
ouent variation IN price, higher or lower.
Justice TO the public and the dealer de-
mands that the retail price should follow
the market price precisely as 1t does IN the
| case of butter, eggs hay. gram, potatoes.
and other merchandise. As we can have
no knowledge OF what the wholesale cost
| OF coal will be for any given month until
| that month arrives we cannot TX the retail
price with equity TO ourselves or To our
| customers. 1t may advance or 1t may de-
cline. Coal can be purchased and deliver
| ed at any time which the customer thinks
most advantageous to himself. The for
mer method of carrying orders or taking
care OF customers at spring prices or
anv other prices through the season or
| through the year is now abandoned as I'M
| business-like and disastrous. Hereafter
ali ,ales of coal will be made subject to the
price prevailing at the time when the coal
| Is delivered"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
DanvnIe Tobacco Market.
Especial telegram to the Dispatci


D,vvr1Ir. VA, June 25.-The receipts
Of loose leat-tobacco on this market TINS
week were not large, due principally TO
the fact that the farmers are pnsly en-
gagged In harvesting. The wArehousemen
put out enough. however, 10 keep tho
f1vers busy M 10 dlnner-hour each day.
The offerings were OF more satisfactory
character than usual. large proportion OF
wrappers and rich filters showing up; Inc
market was active and prices well sus-
tanned on ali grades, yet there was no IN,
cllnation on the part OF buyers 10 1orce
priccs beyond present quotations. -,
The new crop Is looking well and with
the exception OF some few complaints OF
uneyeness Of crop. caused by cut; ana
erass- worms. farmers are well pleased with
the prospects. c,o 90,
There were sold during the week GIG, Isl
nouuds leaf. Manufacturers had short
week. the aggregate shipments OF pug
amountin. TO about $1,000 pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
The Vital Question.
New York sun (editoriaD Jul

New Y DIRK sun (edltOrlai1 JUNO Hftu.l
There u one question depending on the
election of tho next PRESIDENT which IN ITS
momentous importance ana Vital ihpera-
tiyeness must seeV to every phiiosophlc
observer TO exceed every other poli!lcal
ouestion that the people are now called
nnon TO determine All differences OF opin-
ION respecting administrative reform or Sill
yer coinage. or free trade or protection. OF
the norsoDal qualities or antecedents OF
cariidates-in short, the whole ordinary
array OF electoral controversies are IN
comparison of inferior, indeed OF aihos'
trivial moment. IT.,
southern States which have inherited
noaro nopnlatlon SURPRISING the number
~ their white citizens, shall By Federai
law and Federal military force be SUB
iected to the political domination OK the
NEGROES. to negro Legislatures, negro gov
ernors. and negro judges III their courts
or whether they shall continue 10 DC gov
erned by white men. as now.
Now. it makes no difference who may De
the President whom the Republican party
elecfs-since Mr.. Blame IS now perlla-
neptly out OF the line OF power--that party
is bv its nature and traditions under the
necessitv of enacting and executing an
election law whose purpose and effect VIII
he 10 put the negroes IN control OF several
of the southern States. There VIII be
some un willingness on the part o, pa
friotic minority among the Republicans,
who will revolt at the consequences VI
such measure, but their opposition can
not avail. The necessity OF the SITUATION
viii suppress eli such resistance. A force
hill is the first and the inevitable result OF
a sweeping Republican victory IN Noven''
Der. ~. ootrre
~. .,aoss;,;es Of the ideas involved. the
Success of the Democracy is death to the
force-bill project. Killed in this election
il can never be revived. -.
In this view of the contest what con
sclcntious Democrat can hesitate aDous a.. an
dntyY Better vote for the liberty ana th'
White government OF the southern States
even h the candidate were the devil nm
M rather than consent 20 the election o
respectable benjamin Harrison. Win
force bill in his pocket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
An EXPERT THIEF CAPTURED.
He Was Doubiy Fined and Sent On for
Indictment-Othe Danvilie Notes.

D,Nyn1E, Va. June 25.-Several weeks
ago young white man named A. IS. Hrlce,
i'm the employ of one ID. Wilson, who was
putting up burglar alarms. stole wilson ;
outfit and made of down the Dan river IN
a row-p0lt He landed at Sutherlins, put
up az Mr. II. O. Kernes telling MN he was
an agent Of the Richmond and Danyllle
and engaged in examining telegraph lines
with a view Of improvements. While
there he stole number OF valuable arti-
cles. He came 20 North Danvllle where be
was boarding and stole gold watch ana
-, lie then went to News Ferry, where
be was captured by Officer c. i. Carter. OF
TIE Danville police. He had on the watch
when taken. lie was tired to-day and
fined Sl5 and costs by the Mayor. Inc
North Danylle authorities then took nm
in hand. fined him $50 and costs, and sent
HIN on 10 the grand jury.
A small frame house was burned here to-
night. Loss small.
News reached mere tonight OF a terrific
thunder storm at Meherrin this afternoon,
accompanied 10y heavy TALL OF hail.
Mr.. j. Il. Adams. a clerk II a dry-goods
store N this city. was taken suddenly III
to-day and had 10 be taken home. Ills
condition Is quite critical.
Lucy Ann Saunders lcolored) was found
dead in led this morning at o'clock. She
was very large woman and death is sup
posed 10 be due 10 hesrt-dlsea5e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26

& Son. lumber dealers. on Lee street near
Camden. Damage to the amount OF 81 900
was done. A second alarm was turned in
from the same place about An hour and .
half after the firemen had left the first
time. IL IL not known how the fire caught.
was wrong in stating last week that
Mcssrs. Smoot 4 Son. lumbcr-dealers. had
failed. II was Messrs Perry a. Son, and
not Smoot 4 Son. who had made the as
signment.
Andrew jackson Lodge Of Masons last
night installed the following officers !;
Senior Warden, Henry X. Field Junior
Warden, s. +. Field; Treasurer, George +.
Steiner; Secretary, J. f. Alexander Senior
Deacon, VIII l.. Allen; Junior Deacon,
Charles X. Lennon. and Iiler, james Grirg;
After tho installation banquet vas served
at the Fleschman House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
Final German at williamsburg.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond DisDatchl
WILLIAMSBURG. June 25.-What may be
termed as the iinal german by the Young
Ladies German Club was given last night
al Cameron Hall. Twenty-tnree couples
we're dancing. The german on this occa-
sion was one Of the largest of the season. and
pronounced bv the attendants one Of the
most delightful The dance was conducted
bv Mr. Charles Coleman with Miss Mary
NcCaw. Among the married ladies who
graced the event were Mrs. Beverly Scott.
Mrs. Ii. b. Cole, Mrs. James II. Garllck,
Mrs. Charles w. Coleman, Mrs. John Is.
Spencer. Mrs. Richard A. Wise, and Mrs.
William G.. Jones. The young ladies with
their escorts were MISS Bessie Scott with
Nr.J. II. Parr. Jr.. Miss Meta smith with Mr..
Pace Van Il. StIres # Norfolk; Miss Eliza
beth Morecock with Mr.. Richard NJ
Booker. Dr.. Of Hampton; Mss Pattie
Morecock with Mr.. .. I. Edwards. OF
Norfolk; Miss Jennie MOrccock with Dir.
X. Q. l.. Moncure. Miss Hamlin with Mr..
4. {. Peachy. Miss Mary IreIillian with
Mr. L. A. Rose, Miss Rosa Emory with
Mr.. ID. W. Chapman. Miss Virginia
II. Wise with Mr. W. 4. Naness
Miss Mary MAYO. from Richmond. with
Nr. ". Il. Webster, OF Norfolk: MISS Nirgle
Armisteal with Mr. NJ. Cralle. MISS Juiia
Armistead with MIR. Hurt Jordan. Mss
Mary Edwards with Mr.. }. W; BToun, oil
Hamilton. Miss Emily Carr, OF Washing
I'm with Nr. Hugh :. Bird; Miss Johnson,
az Washington, with Mr. Il. G. Child; Miss
Mamie Gillian, Of Richmond, with Alr. III.
q Humphreys. of Old Point; Miss Louise
Henley with Mr.. Iazewell Taylor, OF Nor
folk. and Miss Emma Richardson Win Aif.
NorVeu Henley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
o,daioed at Theological Seminary.

fCorre5p0n1e 't ne klchm0na Dspa'cn.i
ALEXANDRIA, June 25.--The ordination
ceremonies at the theological seminary
YESTERDAY morning were largely atteEded.
Rev. George G. Curry d. d., OF Baltimore
preached tho ordination sermon ana
P,shon Randolph ordained Rev. Messrs.
Holm Eidout, Ernest n. Stires, William J.
Morton. c. $. Harrison. ". W. Brander,
* ID. smith. and Robert $. Carter to DO
priests. and Messrs. William II. Melton
FRANK IS. Cooley. John q. Gioble, John =:
Ribble. j. X Ellis. and Milton A. Craft
dcGcons. - .ha
The following appointments from tne
lee of 1902 have been made: j. X. Ellis,
Gordonsviile. Va: John +. Ribble, Casa;
nora: N. A. Craft. North Danviile, and
william u. Milton, Blackstone and Crewe.
Eooef; Bruce tcoloreD was ordained 10
deacon's orders on Thursday last ana
placed In charge of Meade chapel here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
FOR RENT.

corner ElCNcniu anu bhhh btcNto'
No. 5I3 Seventh street. between Clay and
Leigh, with EIGHT rooms and all conyeniences
No. go Marshall street. between Ninth ana
Tenth, with seven rooms, range. oa,n, &c
No 21O2 Franklin street, just opposite Lipby-
Hill PARK, with eight rooms ana moderh iin-
proyements.
Nos. 100 and 122 south First street, with
eight rooms each and conyeniences.
Nos. 521 and 523 Fifth street, between Clay
and Leigh, with six rooms each. &c.
No. 27O7 Franklin street, adjoining LIBBY
Hill Park. with seven rooms, range, bath, &c.
Nos 225 ard 229 south Second street, with
six rooms each. bath. &c.
No. s2J north rwenty-seyenth street, with ak
rooms.
No. 922 Brook avenue new, with seven rooms.
No. 1919 west Clay street, with six rooms &c.
NO. G12 east Marshall street, with SIX rooms
Nos. 7I3 and us Main street, between Sew
enth and Eighth, with six rooms each iover
storc).
several FIRST-CLASS D @ELLINGs. possession
to be given III September and October.
STORES.
No. 10 Governor street. between Main and
Franklin. formerly occupied by l.. Gathrights
Son.
No. PA south Seventh street, opposite the
Union depot.
Choice Offices in the Merchants National Bank
building. corner Main and Eleventh, with every
convenience for comfort.
Nice Onlce over the New YORK Stearn- Laundry,
on Ninth street between Main and Franklin.
with all conyenlences.
ROOMS.
Two Rooms over the Exchange FOR Womens
Work. corner Franklin nnI Fourth streets,
suitable for meetng-rOOms.
Two Rooms over store No. 500 Broad street.
between Ninth and Tenth, also suited Tor meet
ing-rOlms. Phone J42. ie &O-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
FATAL HAlL-ST0RM.
veN KILLED AND CROPS RUINED IN
THe VICINITY OF WELDON.
r,o Most Terrific on Rccord--Preccded
BY a Cyclone--rhc Third-rsrtv Organ
on the Chicago Platform.



wrtpoN, y. @, June 25.--The most ter
,.s, hail-storm ever known in this section
,,sssed over Weldon this evening.
The streets here were one mass of ice.
windows were broken and holes were
hooked IN the sheet-iron top Of the rail-
,.sd she'd. Trees were stripped oNthelr
cottage and the fruit was beaten from the
sos.
AL crops within its scope are ruined.
FATALITY.
ON The pcnitcntiary farm, near here.
l-tfriug struck two men.
smith. an ovcrsccr. was instantly killed
a.. ono convict Is expected 90 die.
Tho damage to tho state farms is heavy.
unl...ones were picked up a large as a
--.a.. 6st. and the stones could have been
l up 10y The barrel.
,..r cd wears OF age have never witnessed
,u.A % sight before.
CYCLONE.
Asmau cyclone passed over portions of
a.. county Yesterday. On the farm Of
ST. r. S. Brown the storm was particu-
severe. 4 large oak tree was blown
hi. dwelling. which isa very fine
.t-r residence. doing considerable
..4., 90 MS house. His fruit-trees were
r.. -. pieces .and his crop was greatly
The track OF the tornado was
s lui % swept trees and crops over
ll. passed.
klL SOW FOR CLEVELAND.
rs. l'u was "a strong HI town. but now
...tt.e convention Is over tho people here
... wheeled INTO hne and remembering
ey are Democrats w,il march boldly
.r~. the common enemy and give
Cleveland a solid vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
HAMppsN-slDNEys FINALS.
The Glass orauons AMI vaIedIc,ory--D'

The Glass Orations and Naiedictory-D's-
tsnctions aud Degrees-rrof paGby.
Correspondence of tho Richmond Dspatch.l
H.Mrprx-SrpxrY. Va. June rs. The
closing exercises Of the ll6th commence.
ment OF Hampden-Sidney College were
held this morning. The attendance was
very large and many States were repre-
Sented.
The president. Rev. Richard Mcllwaine.
ID. d., presided and introduced the class
orators. Mr.. q. W. Lawson, OF Lynch.
burg, delivered the Latin salutatory, ana
was followed by sir. NJ. q. Woodworth, OF
West Virginia, with the philosophical
oration-a mastery osort. Messrs. H. h.
Hawes. OF Staunton; Frederick Wallace,
of West Virginia, and J. l.. Bell, OF texas,
then made speeches highly appreciated by
the immense throng, and were entnusias-
t.callv applsuded. The masters ofaliOn
was then delivered los Mr. George II.
Denny. of Amelia. after which Mr.. u. Nj.
Crane gave tho valoGlctory address, ;.
The president then announccd the as
tlnctiODs--the Sophomore prize. Il. l.. pai-
by, Of Norfolk: tho Freshman TO A. j..
Morrison. of Farmville. The degree OF
ID. ID. was conferred GA Rev. 7. NJ. Moods,
OF Martlnsburg. ". Va, aud that OF a. 81.
upon Professor A. H. Bondurant, OF tue
University of Virginia.
A RICHMOND MAN.
The Board of Trustees then elected TO
the char OF physical science, Mr.. j. III. Z.
Basby. of Richmond, an honor well be-
slowed upon this young and gifted scholar.
VINO already ranks among the leading
educators IN the Commonwealth.
Professor B1gby is known throughout
the State. and is a nephew of that great
journalist. the late Mr.. John Hampden
Chamberlain founder Of the Richmond
.SiGf.
rpon the stage this morning. besides the
faculty. and SPEAKERS. were seated Hon. T..
4. Venable, of Petersburg; Professor W.
H. Bocock. OF the University of Georgia
Rev. II. II. HAYES. ID. d., and Rev. DIR.
Murkland. of Baltimore. Nd.
Dr. Mcllwaine, in declaring the college
session al an end and congrafulatng the
college on a most prosperous session, pre-
scented Dr. Halves. VINO. amid silent hush,
pronounced the benedlction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
,,,nv Nate, from Meherrin.

Correspondence 0, the Richmond Disoatch.l
A;Kuysnts. "a. June 25.-Mr. ID. X.
Grifi;h. of Richmond, was IN our village
Mrs n. J. Cardoza. the leader of the
WESLEYAN choir, OF this place, Is visiting
reletiyes at Burkeyiilc. ,..
Miss Fannie ilaskins, OF Forest ci,y'
Ark. is here on d VISIT TO her uncle, MI.
A. a. Haskins. M :
visiting nrs. A. G. OVERLY.
Mr.. james s. Grecyer and daughter left
for tneir home, in Smyth county, on
Thursday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26

~ SEE WHAT YOUR RENT MONEY WILL
BUY.
$500 CASH AND
$500 monthly will BUY A NICE THREE
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, rooms
noar Monroe Park All IN good order
and ready for occupancy.
$500 CASH AND
1880 monthly will BUY A DETACHED TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING, west Cary
street. 7 rooms. lear Plum street. Large
lot. stable. g.. Nicely papered and ready
Tor occupancy.
$3.50 CASH AND
$1,000 monthly viii BUY a NEW QUEEN
ANNE DETACHED RESIDENCE, \
rooms. cathcdral-hght wincows. double
parlors. slate mantels. In the West Ind
on the elcctric-line.
500 CASH AND
$500 monthly will BUY A DETACHED TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING, Twenty
third street near Church I'LL avenue nice
lot rooms. COED order.
500 CASH AND
$500 monthly will BUY A NEAT s-R0OM
BRICK DWELLING, Cary near jefferson
street; city conveniences
s15O CASH AND
1880 monthly, NEAT TWO-sTORY FRAME
and BRICK BASEMENT DWELLING,
south Pine street. . rooms.
$3.50 CASH AND
$3.50 psr month, NEAT TWO-STORY and
BRICK BASEMENT DWELLING. 4
rooms, south Linden street.
300 CASH AND
1900 per month. A TNO-STORY FRAME
DIV EILlNG. CHINA street near Pine
street. 4 rooms, and in nice order.
WHY paw rent year after year and have NO
THING, when yOu can Just as well be ONE n
landlord. II you haven't fhe CASH, come and
see US anyway. We might help lOJ, and iOu,
as we have many others. All OF these houses
are in good, respectable ne.ghborhoods. i'm
proving IN value aud viii make you snug home.
titles guaranteed. six per cent. interest on
BALANCES ONLI.
j. THOMPSON BROWN q co,
J1l3 Main street.
SMALLER HOUSES In other localities. CAN
for RENT and INSTALMENT-LlST. ie Colt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
y,,e,n,a aud caroiln. Post-omces.

IRON Our Regular corresponGens.)
WAsgrsoros, June rs. Post-oiiices have
been established Us follows;
yire,nias Adner Gloucester county,
James r. Brushwood. postmaster.
North Carolina Cabin, Duplin county,
William Is. Smith. postmaster.
10 otto. n. C., viii be increased to twice .
Representative Jones. OF Virginia. wb?
attended the Chicago convention, returned
70 the city TO-DAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26

.FI'I l'IF2fain y 10 DlHp1tih.I
lir. n. c.. Juue z5.-lbe base
% opeaed here tO-day. with Reds
-i le.sesyille clubs ia tue PARK.
a4s DE- tO3 IA favor o. Eeids-
nd. 4.Ht. -tlUe'e battery Hampton aud
I-.i-v.les bgt,erv--BTspde and
lLe visitors could do nothing
lles delivery. Goodman scored
f.n ou q safe hat for Heidsviile ~
i inning. batting tne ball out u
lf. Eoiwiile p'ags the Greensboro
.rs duly "a aud IA Greensboro on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26

'|TI'IhI to.esIafn % th9 DlsDaNhl
h'li.iil, \. G.. Junezj Sheriff Cand-
1l1 son county. applied today 10
'0r Holt for requisltion papers on
NDFrrDOT Of tennessee tor the de.
d william NJ. Shelton. who killed
D'.' weed on Splli-Corn Creek sunday
i.e ~as arrested al Greeuylle. Tenn,
.-ilsy 10 a pistol case" aud the au-
.ili'D. refuse to surrender him.
%. uig rousins Notwithstanding Is
~.i, leiJ tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26

I.a. %: ine kicamond Dspatch.l
IS. g.. june 2j.-G. ". John
. ufF. has after t1o-years
lnI lbs l6-Year-0ld son Guy.
tao boy loft here with a
ls father conseuting. He
.rl lr q few weeks. The agent
fD - % Baltimore and there
a- las own sCu, preventing
sUliL m- father be shipped
'.f. West Indies on schooner
D wages lis father got news
., The bog left the book
whose uafue u gwen as John
e, l4iumore. His father found
tle cDuatg TINS STATE. and to-
= -------. LL-. Id |. Mo-na agaln.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
She Understood It Well.

~. Manhattan: You understand the
,snnnooc OF flowers. OF course, Miss WI
WIS Miss Winons (of Minnesotal: Oh yes!
-Four KS is the best quality. made from So
lected winter wheat.