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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-29
Receipts,

Per Charleston ana savannah Railway. Nov
2s-s bales cotton. car corn. cars lumber )
cars wood. bbls grapes bales mats, .
boxes clothing pkg and chair. coils and
box lead pipe. box brushes. 1 trunk sun
dries, 100 sacks meal
Per savannah Florida and Western Rail
way Nov 2s-l.72S bales cotton. lear coal,
car oats, cars corn. cars hay, bbls vine
gar, "a pkg furniture, Dbl rice Dbl potatoes,
! car lime stone. IS bbls whisky 30 bbls flour.
| car cotton seed. cars SAND. Is cars wood. 2S
pNgs household goods. - cars lumber, ( cars
rock, & bales hides lS4 boxes oranges. IS
pkgS mdse, : bbls syrup S,636 boxes fruit. sos
bbls spirits turpentiue $50 bbls roSiu, - bbls
fruit. 90 crates vegetables. $50 empty barrels,
10 bales shectinR 80 bhis mo,a sses.
Per South Bound Railroad. Nov 2s-
% bales cotton, 81 pkgs tobacco4 cases cigars,
hbls washers o. bdls beds, > pkEs Sheeting
500 pounds buggy material. bbs whisky >
rolls leather 10 bbls apples, 40 dOz brooms.
/ case boots and shoes, 1873 bbls rosin. II
bbls spirits Jurpentine.
Per Central Railroad. Nov 2S-S 625 bales
bales cotton, 292 tons pig iron, 2l6 pkgs do
mestics. 30 plSgS mdse, 32l sacks corn. 81
cases eggs, - pkgs drugs, rolls paper 81
nestled trunks, Q4 bdls shocks. 40 sacks flour, 3
bbls potatoes, - pkgs tobacco, cases shoes.
II horses. II mules 2,6H bbls rosin. $50 bbls
lime, 5l5 bbls spirits turpentine bbls &
alum, bbls potatoes bbls syrup, 81 bblS
liquor, 30 bbls -four, car pipe. cars meat, 3
cars hay, cars lumber, car slaves, I cars
wood.
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Memoranda.

wilmington Nov 2s-Arrived, steamer Paw.
nee, Ingram New York.
Cleared Lark Hestia !Gerl, Boettcher, Hull
Norfolk, Nov 81 Arrived schrs Moonlight
w d Hilton and Wilson, New York; Minerva
l. Wetmore, Baltimore.
Cleared. schrs Maud Sherwood, New Bed.
ford; Macy Randall, Newland: l. l. Spra2ue
New Bedford; A b Field. Baltimore; Harver-
son rnd III tkman, New YORK.
Newport News. Nov 2s-ArriVed. steamship
BrooksldC LBrI, Galveston, and sailed Liver
poo.
Sailed, steamship Lisnacrieve. Norfolk:
schrs Walker Arlington, Providence; J n
jackson, Boston.
Port Tampa. Nov 27-Arrived. 2eth-stean.
ship Olivette. Mckay, Havana and Key West
27th-st"amship Bri Brown. New York
Sailed. 27tn-Steamship Olivette, Hanlon
Key West and Havana.
Richmond. Nov 2e-Sahed, steamship Old
Dominion. New York.
West Point. Nov 2s-Arrived steamships
Berkshire Herman, Providence via Norfolk
and Newport News: Charlotte, Courtney
Baltimore; steamer Elm City, Marshal, Wal
kcrtOn.
Sailed steamship Berkshire, Herman, Bal
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Exports.

Per Spanish brig Lloret for Barcelona
1000 bbls rosin valued at g., 1871 NJ JorCano
& co.
Per Norwegian bark Kong Car fc- Garston
Dock S5S bbls rosin, valued at s o and 50
bbls spirits turpentine, valued l. lbs =
ShOtter co.
Per steamship Chattahoochee for New York
= 1863 bales upland cotton l39 plSgs domestics,
500 bales sea island cotton - bbls rice. As
bbls rosin, 265 bbls spirits turpentine 80 600
feet lumber 10 bbls cotton seed oil 10 sacks
cotton seed meal, 100 sacks rice chan Rs bbls
fruit, 1877 boxes fruit, 10 bbls vegetables 2l3
boxes vegetables. 225 tons pig iron, $50 pkgs
general mdSe
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ForMalaria, Liver Trou-
bic, or Indigestion, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
For over Fifty Years.

Mrs WINsLOw's SOOTHING Strip has
been used for children tecthing. Itsoothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrhRa. Twenty-Five cents bot
tle.--Ad.
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Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship Kansas City, Fisher. New York
&C G. Anderson.
Steamer Gambetta lNorl Weitzen Blue
fields-Kavanaugh & Brennan
Bark Holmenkollen lNorl, Johannesen
Sapelo-Chr q Dahl & Co.
Bark Kong Carl NOR, kuudsen. Garston
Dock-Chr G. Dahl Co.
Brig Lloret lSpJ, Zaragoza, Barcelona NJ
Jorcano & Co.
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EXPORTS or COTTON
Graih, Provisions. Etc.

New York. Nov. 2s.-Flour in moderate de-
mand and held firmly: winter wheat. low
grades - 0Od2 4j; winter patents g. i0Usi s..
Minnesota clear 81 d011s! 90: patents - s0Q
hrm and quiet; common 10 fair extra 81 OO1
81 %; good to choice exura SO 1904 20
Wheat. market strong. No. 2 red in store
and elevator 67izci a1oat 6544655aci options
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-29

Needing q tonic, or children who want build
ing up. should take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
II is pleasant; cures Malaria. Indigestion,
Bliousness, Liver Complaints and Neuralgia
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Sailed Yesterday.

Steamship Chattahoochee, New York.
Steamer Gambetta Norl. Bluefields.
Bark Hermanos Norl. Hamburg.
Bark August Letter Nor Hull.
Schr Priscilla Scribner, New York.
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Notice to Mariners.

Pilot charts and all photographic information
VIII be furnished masters of vessels free OF
charge in United States photographic once,
IN the custom house. Captains are requested
TO call at the office.
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timore; Charlotte Courtney, do; Elm City.
Marshal Walkertowu.
Charleston Nov 2s-Sailed. bark Justo
Nor, Persen. Narburg and GottenburE.
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New York Nov. 2s.-After a terrific drive
at American Sugar at the opening. and which,
by the way. had but slight influence on the
railroad list, the stock market gradually
gathered strength and closed at or near the
top figures of the day. Sugar dropped 55s
per cent at the start to So The preferred
sold down Al, Whisky ga. Lead pa. Lead
preferred 8, Chicago Gas = and General
Electric 1. The proposed changes in the
tariff have caused a feeling Of uneasineSs
among holders Of this class of stocks. and
there were general liquidations again today.
industrial stock dealt in at the board
that has not scored an important decline, for
the reason that the Wilson tariff bill. &C
Cording to officials. will not affect the COM
pany. While the industrials we're declining
the operators in the room were quietly pil X.
a little. When the selling OF Sugar ceased
the market began to move up, and the after
noon was decidedly strong. Inc ease with
which round amounts OF money were to be
had at merely nominal rates the great
strength of the bond markets. the favOra bic
ton and Quincy, proved powerful aids to those
operating for higher prices. The strength of
the railway list finally forced the shorts in
the industrials to cover, and a rally
of las to per cent. ensued. Lead preferred
recovered s. Sugar 4ss. Sugar preferred pa
General Electric 3i4, Burlington ana Quincy
ia st. Paul q. Rock Island l6s, Louisville
and Nashville /. New England /, Union
Pacific IL Omaha = and Western Union lia
The market closed strong, and anywhere
from a to 2af per cent. above yesterday =
shares of which about $50 0)O were industrials
aad l32. 600 unlisted. hallway and miScel
Ianeous bonds were active and strong. owing
to the continuance Of the investment demand
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Steamship TancarviEe lFrl, Courcot-J E
Minis < Co.
Bark Angela di Amore [1tal, Paroda-
Chr G. Dahl & Co
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To the Ladies'.

There are thousands Of ladies throughout
the country whose systems are poisoned. and
whose blood is in an impure condition from
the absorption of impure matter, due to men
strual Irregularities. This class arc peculiar
~ benefited by the wonderful tonic and
blood-cleansing properties OF Prickly Ash
Poke Root and Potassium fP. p. P.l Roses
and bounding health take the place OF the
SICILY look, the lost color ana the general
wreck OF the system by the use of Prickly
Ash. Poke Root and Potassium, as hosts OF
females will testify. and many certificates are
in possession Of the company, which they
have promised not t. publish, and all prove
7. 2. j. . blessing 10 WOmankind.
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CAPT. j. D. JouNsr0N


10 al whom n may CO0CeTn.--I taKe great
pleasure IN testifynR to the efficient
qualities Of the popular remedy for eruptions
OF the skin known as r. =. =. fPrickly Ash,
Poke Root and Potassium | suffered sever
a years with an unsghtly and disagreed Bile
eruption On my face. and tried various RENE
dies to remove IT, none Of which accomplished
the object until this valuable preparation
was rcsorted 20. After taking three bottles
in accordance with directions | am now en-
tircly cured. j. ID. JOHNSTON.
OF the firm Of Johnston & Douglass.
I'D, savannah, Ga.
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COMM ERcIAL
SAVANNAH Markets.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
savannah. Ga. Now y. 1898.


There was no change in the local market
yesterday The tone remained easy. on
l-hange at the first call at 1880 a m, the
,r.rBet was unchG nged, with sales of 100
r.a1es. At the reg dIar midday call. at .. m.
,5e sales were 433 bales, the entire sales Of
me dav being sos bales. The official quota
ions at the close of the market we're as fol
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~-~O~~~~N~~-~~~-
Wednesday, Nov 90, 1893.
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MACHINERY, CASTINGS. ETC.
LEATHER GOODS.
CASH Will TALK.

For the next 30 days cash
will talk with us. Our stock
of Buggy Harness is simply
immense and must be sold.
A man with money can ac-
complish wonders in buying
Buggy Harness from us.
Those having first-class
credit will fare as well.
Prices from SIS up. Bargains
in Horse Blankets and Lap
Robes.
NEIDLINGER g. RABUN,
1914 st. Julian and 1873 Bryan streesa.
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The market is quiet and steady The QUO


Spirits Turpentine-The market opened
at the first call at the Board of Trade at &c
and 27l4 for regulars. The demand at pc was
strong, while the factors held for higher
prices. One buyer offered 27lac and secured
al required to I'LL his orders.
Rosin-Ihe market is fair, with a good de
mand The following were the quotations at
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-29

La stamped IS.
NorthCarolina IS
NorthCarolina Is l
InnnRssaA nlls
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Country Produce.

grown fowls p pair, 75c; q grown, 5OG6Oc; =
grown chickens 40d45c p pair; geese q pair,
90cdS1 90; ducks, 65d75c;. Market for eggs
2I023c. PeandtS-Ample stock: demand fair,
market steady; fancy hand-picked Virginia, p
n, Sc; hand-picked, 2 h, 4c small
hand picked, p h, 4C.
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do pref 20 Texas Pacific. sS
Lake Shore . 1898. Union Pacific. - 20is
L'ville & Nash 50lt W bash \ Lap. =.
Louisville Il y. A. 9is| do do pref 16's
Manhattan. 900. l27 p Western Union. 90s
Memphis & Char. 10 Wheeling & L. F.. Il
Michigan Central. I01 do do pre-. 81 IS
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Financial.

New York. Nov. % 6 p. m.-Money on call
has been easy ranging from 1Q1la per cent.
The last loan was at =, and at the closing
was offered at IA.
Prime mercantile paper, 4051a per cent
Bar silver 694c.
Mexican dollars 56llC.
Sterling exchange is firm, with actual bus
mess in bankers bills at 81 s34Q14 S3iq for
sixty days and 81 sjla@4 $50 for demand;
posted rates 81 9404 81
Commercial bills &s,G4 s2al for sixty
days ana n o4lsGl4 o434 tor demand.
Government bonds strong. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds firm.
Silver at the Stock Exchange to-day was
neglected.
Treasury balances-Coin, SOL 229 900; cur
renew 1924 6S5, 900.
New York. Nov. % uoon.-The following
~, W.,
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Arrived Up from OuarantIne Yesterdar

Central Standard Timel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
Weidon's Delightful German.

ltOTTcsDouucLccp % tue hicuInOuI Dlspatcn.I
WELDON. n. c., June 1.-THE Weldon
German Club gave most delightful dance
here Tuesday night, complimentary to the
visiting Young ladies of the town. The
german was beautifully led by DIR. A. :.
Harrison, with Miss Carrie GregorY, of
Oxford, who was most exquisite IN red-sii K
null gown. The other couples dancing
were:
Mr.. T. c. Harrison with Miss Kate Pres
colt. white organdie. lace trimmings.
Mr.. Norwood Hill with Miss Josie Greg
ory. of Halifax. light-blue japan. blue sll K
gauze, and silver trimmings.
Dir. @. q. Evans with Mss Myra Garrett.
pink crepe de chine. pearls.
MIR. julie Gillian with Mrs. j. T. Gooch,
black figured epingine, diamonds.
Dir. George Harrison with Miss Hennie
Capell. pink la gloria crepe, diamond or
naments.
Mr. James Burton with Miss yirdie
Lockhart. blue crepe dc chine.
MIR. Charles Emry with Miss Annie Gar
rett, light-blue lansdowne. pearl orna-
ments.
Stays: DIR. ]. Z. Shields. Mr.. Frank Gar
rett, aud Mr.. WaveIly White.
The chapefons were Mrs. Colonel Pres
colt and Mrs. Gooch.
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BENTON. AaK.. May 20. 1892.

Messrs. Ltppfndn Brothers, SdpGnnah. Co.:
Gertlemen.-I have had rheumatism
about two months during last winter was
confined 10 my room most OF the time /
saw al advertisement III the Saline Courier
recommending z. p. p. as o cure for rheu.
matism. bought three bottles, but be-
fore got through with the third bottle
was cured. and have not felt the least eff
feet OF rheunatism since. II is undoubt-
edly the best remedy for rheumatism 1
ever tried. can cheerfully recommend il
to the public. Yours truly,
D. n CuuxSvGu Az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18

Women have given an aggregate of
81, so, 01s.ls TO institutions Of learning in
the State of Massachusetts,. Of which Har-
yard has received more than half. Public
libraries in the State have received from
women gifts amounting to 1851 .l9S; pub
lie and Industrial schools have received
Sl21,0Vo. and kindergartens $S44,57s. As
early as l664 Budget Wynds gave Harvard
College ~, snd IN i7is Nine. Hutchinson
gave Go TO the sAIne institutlon.
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Where Doc-Catchers Use Lariats.

Poundmaster Creech and his deputies
were astir early this morning. The de-
puties were two colored men VINO evident
" were adopts in the business of dog
catching The way they lassoeo the ours
was sight worth witnessing. In most
cities scoop nets are employed for this
purpose, but the dog catchers of Butte are
graduates Of the plans and instead of the
net piece of rope is employed. Standing
several yards away they deity threw the
cooled rope at cur. and before the latter
realized his danger he was entangled in
the lariat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
An Old t.ove-Lettsr.
TMrpgarat Crnsbvl

The flying years. the silent years,
swept DER this safely hidden page,
TIL Tine, MAJ deep sunk mystery clears,
Give me she datetess heritage.
Where beats the heart, where burnt the brain
That all this pain aud passion fel, !?
On leaves defaced by mould and stain
The secret Of ITO Is spelt.
Why rashiy lift. why rudsiy reni
The soitenins veil tnst Death aud Time,
Copspiring Life with Art TO blend.
Have hung between her soul and nine,
Enouyh 70 know, enough 20 feel
That pDs immortal bliss endures;
Toe love these ardent words reveal
May haply mirror mtns or yours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18

"a .he public would gladly enjoy
viting, ana sn esvcning hours. The officers
tnem ~ ,a s railroad desire an incIsasS1
OF tne Varnon travel. and iehg.nen .,'o
~ Ianra far the patriotic sentiment, iii Tho
bours III ."orl,. pays them well. mo
h,nerlcauf H. III. Vernon Associatlon ne,
oanoe ai, ~ no accommodated, lhay ",
81 ,'aJors.and their own sacreo us' wasn.
their duty to pcseroe the non'e "
ingtcn. ;.,, "a carefully clean
"a hafore the arrival OF v'si.o.s 100
~ ~ ,,ounds are cleared or tne ia.5
1 80 Ioft bv tourists. The snpcfin
on, and emplo;ees must have soI'o '','",
a., rcst as Well as for fhe daily Wo.h ia,
~ ,I,co when tho need etls.' $50
,,nnai cnards viii be secured; uas irbe
csunot be relays of superintenoeu'.
resnonsibility of this officer IS stos''
rHg HOURS ron yIsrross.
After long and most careful co 10, Zen
tion councii resolved TO CONTINUE 90 o, ,ba
tbc satos 10 the pubic day pes"c , W.
h1rrs of II A. VI. and 4 L. Nj. anu on -
,'cs,inve until & p. ". during this season "
tbe Colulntian Exposition uuti rs c'oss 49,.
" " ,,,',,,c oor,ies will be allowed upon
49, orouuds. Tho superintendent - ~.
y trg.,ca OF the peace. and the reesns
a.i,nciI ros directed that two .,
49, oss,stants shall DO vested W.
i.I,,e,ahularv movers. IN the WORDS OF tIc
,.'',,,,t "tho o,socia,ion fees tnat u cHh
al,,a-S aonoai 10 tao reAsonaoiereSs W az
Smer,c3n public to sustain II 10 'r &'e,'' ~
. n,,iIlo course. The ASSOCIATION WIN GU
1rayor 70 be true 90 It's tfust III t"I VIZ
sorvotion OF Tho mansion and o. the lahu'
and Will be careful not 10 endauef' w ~
icree.a of future geuerations oy Saci'h0iNS
too much 10 present dcmands.
ArsorrT-IY PRorEcrAD'
N ,i,oe IN the country - more abso-
lutolv protected nom danger oy mr. "a
chnmfral hre.aOparatuS - very large a ~.
coet o,.er 30gl. Virgiulans visiting Sil.
Vernon should examine IL mere - -
y comoiet, fro department oi IN oldcr
fashion. The water suppy - tnc 49,
an encluo forcing u into urge resyrEu'ia'
Two watchmen keep guard ~ ~. Venom
on June - Governor ana MIS- s.chLn-
nov. SIR. Mckinney, aud MISS IeuN 40
visited tna coulcii. the Board OF VISITORS
appJ.utal b. the Governor 70 MI. vernon
Y r. yra-elt on that day -sie,Srs. =. "
Washington. Walton Moore, IA lor b'rrE'
Caotoin Nushbach, and Colonel bls2oF;
'Frcy. with number OF distinguishes
ue0pie from Nash'ngt III. partooh u i cp'-
'atlon and expressed officially ther appie-
citation of the work of the ladies' ana tne.r
desire % cooperate IN anything that venus
10 the perpetuity Of tine sacred spot.
On tie morning OF June 81 the couuclI
adjourned to meet June ~. lsli.
EaNA h. BAIL.
Y;ce.Regent for Virginia
Nj. Vernon LADIES' Asso cation Tor InlOh'
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Gail TO n Chair.

Barber: Well, this is the last time I shall
cut your hair.
Customer; Gong out of the business?
Barber: No; have accepted the call to
o chair at Cornell University.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18

arc numerous. but Of tho la,,,, nee
ridiculous than tho pronis ri,. mons 4 mo-,
use OF laxative pills ana other d,. ',i 'asi,s
, Tics a,n,o,ch ", ans S eonya-o AMI
stomach Filters be uaed ,n.,,. y h,'ia...,.
remedies tho result t. ao4.-,,f'. = 'Ae's b..
pain ana With great benslf no. 80 sIno,,
stomach, and she liver. D., th.. NFes. ~,
constipation m'nifests i'VoN s..,,.l' "a
vent It from becoming chrolr. '''''aI ~
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VALUABLE EXHIBIT.

A condensed report Of the work of the
Mt. Vernon Association was ordered TO be-
made and sent TO the directors OF the
Woman's Building at the Columbian Ex-
position to be placed among its exhibits.
A large number of reports for 1892 have
been distributed by the vlce-regent for
Virginia. They can be secured if desired.
An additional pew was rented at PohIck
church for the ladies of the council IN
view OF the fact that General Washington
had two pews there.
The spinning house will this year be re-
stored by council. and the vlce-regents for
Minnesota, Michigan. and Pennsylvania
will furnish its rooms. Mrs. Flandreau.
vice-regent for Minnesota. has already re-
stored the spiunipg-room. and has placed
there loom and splnnlng-wheels. where
they once did the work OF the plantation.
On Memorial-Day the President sent a
large and magnificent wreath of flowers
from the White House gardens to decorate
Washington's tomb. Ii was also decorated
handsomely with flags and profuslon of
cut flowers and Towering plants from the
MI. Vernon garden.
PAYING PATRIOTISM.
The council very carefully considered
tho question of increasing the hours of
public admittance 10 Mt. Vernon. The
velvet lawn and quiet shade are most in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18

Mr.. Isaac J. OVERLY, q prominent mcr-
chant of Charlotte county, - here.
Mr.. Samuel +. Reynolds. a worthy cltl-
zen and Justice for this district, recently
became very much depressed and his mind
unhlnged. and his friends deemed 1t best 10
commit him to an insane asylum tor treat
ment.
The tobacco market here has bad fair
offerings this month and good prices pre-
vailed. There j, but little old tobacco
now N the hands Of the producers. An
average crop was planted "a year and the
stand Is a good one. Worms on tbe plants
are moro numerous and destructive than
ever before known. The lrish-potato crop
has suffered serious injury from the pesti-
ferrous bugs. In some crops the potato
tops are completely eaten up. Before the
war no enc mere ever heard Of potato
bug. and now they seem 10 be- perfectly
Iudestructlble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18

anu II dIlNTIIIHUs tfII'-
HEADACHE. BILIOUSNESs, CONSTIPATION.
PILES. LASSITCDE, ETC.
Safe TO take 10 any condition Of the system.
with any diet and withOu. any danger from eN-
posure 10 wet or cold. Absolutely FREQ from mel
curry or any injurious mineral ingredient
My wife has suffered for many year with in
digestion. | must admit, after trying c.rrgihlng
else recommended 10 the, t:ici -imm o. Ligor
Regulator. la three days after taking u accprd-
Ing 10 your directiou--a half tablespoonful alter
each m sal-she has oaen In perfect honlih; she
does not suffer a. all, and can Sat Anything she
wants without any OF her previous symptoms. ~
w. c. SUBERs BnlnbrdEc Ga.
Demand the GENUINE. when has the RED on
front Of wrapper. Prepared only by
j. II. XEILIN & CO.. Soie Projectors.
10 i4-W,wl, F&Su Philadelphia, Pa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
Tax Title Deeds brought In Question:
A strata OF Aoft Coat struck.
fCorr ,spoadonce q the Rlchn0ni Dl'Datrh.I

fCorr, spoadeace ot the Rchnonf Di'Datch.l
CgAsr Cry. Va. June II. -Judge Cole
mans term Of the Circuit Court Tor ms
county lasted about TWO weeks. 10 Is the
last one OF his circuit for the summer
term.
A very important decision rendered at
this term aud affecting many persons
WINS the nulllca,l0n OF deed II convoy
ance made uy tho Commonwealth ior =
tax safe of laqd IN December, l5'i. Inc
treasurer bad not made his report IN tim"
T. the County Court and ms sales were
illegal The decision brings IN question
all of the tax title deeds from the sale OF
December, 1887, AMI January, 1858. Judge
Charles Alexander had been workluE On
tins case tor about two years and recover
ed the land tor his client.
The wheat harvest hes been IN progress
for several days and the crop IN qlality,and
quantity will be an unusually good one.
Mr.. j. +. Hughes, Of THIS place. IN digging
a we'll at his residence on Yesterday, az the
depth Of q or 30 feet discovered me
strata of soft coal. The ven runs south
west 10 northeast. Oh indications are
also reported near the well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18

Mr.. Heurich. of Washington city. has
recently presented three acres of marsh
land lying adjacent to the steam boat
wharf, and which is now a breeding p lace
for malaria. and Mrs. Hearst has under
taken this year to have II drained and
thus improve the sanitary conditions OF
Mt. Vernon. Mrs. Hearst has also pre-
sented Pohick church with $500 to erect a
parish house. The Record Committee is
carefully collecting and arranging an ac-
count of the early history and work OF the
association. Reports of this book will be
sent to historical societies when COM
Melted