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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-08
n1srR1cT OF WATERBURY. SIS. Probate

DISTRICT OF WATERBURY, SIS, Probate
IL Court, June 8. 1898.
Estate of ROSA REILLY, late of Waterbury,
In said district deceased.
The executrix having exhibited her ad-
ministration account with said estate to this
court for allowance, it is
ORDERED- That the 12 h day of June. AID,
1885; at o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate
ONCE in Waterbury, be, and the same Is assigned
for hearing on the allowance of said admins
tration account, with said estate, and this court
directs the executrix to cite all persons in
tereeted therein tn appear at said time and plac CO
by publishing this order In some newspaper
published In Waterbury, New Haven County, and
hayinR circulation In said district
BY order of the court,
Is JAMES ], CAss1N. Vlstk Of htoRAts,
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-08
Hanrv A. nond,. LiabIllties.

Boston, June 9.-The liabilities of Henry
A. Bond & Co., dealers in hides and
leather, who are financially embarrassed,
are about $125, 900. The firm was on the
paper of Richardson & Dennie, who lately
aaaiuned.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-08
PUBLIC NOTICE

Is hereby given to all whom it may con
Germ, that
Whereas. the Waterbury Traction Com
pany, desiring to char ge the motive pow
or to be used in operating its railway
within the limits of the City of Waterbury,
has presented plan, upon which it pro-
poses to make such change, to the Mayor
and Common Council of said City for
their approval, and
Whereas, said Court of Common Coun-
Gil on the 9th day of June, 1898, referred
said plan to the Board of Road Commits
sioners of said City. and directed the
Mayor to notify all persons interested to
appear before said Board at its next
meeting.
Now, wherefore, all persons interested
in the plan of said company according to
which It proposes to change its motive
power are hereby summoned and notified
to appear before the Board of Road Com
missioners at its next meeting to be hold
en- in the District Court Room, in City
Hall building, on Wednesday, June IA,
1893, at 8 O'Clock p. m, then and there to
be heard, If they SO desire, relative to the
matters in said plan contained.
D. F. WEBSTER, Mayor.
Dated at Waterbury, June 9, 1893.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-08
LOCAL LINES.

FLOUR, FLOUR, Flour, At LADD's.
cheaper than ever.
Phelan is giving two handsome embroid-
cred white aprons with one round of tea
This W. Elk only.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-08
Governor Mckinley Re-Nominated.

UOVUEHOT NNCkAIHIey Ve-NOIhInhUeUs
COLUMBUS, o, June Sat the republic
can state convention to-day William Nc
Kinley, jr, was re-nominated for COVER
nor by a unanimous vote. There was
tremendous enthusiasm displayed when
the result was announced.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-08
A House Of l6 Rooms

Which will accommodate three families
Il required. The place is surrounded
with various kinds of choice fruit trees,
and the peaceful jewellers are supplied
with both fruit and shade as they recline
with ease and comfort on the vaIanda of
heir house. The place Is situated in the
choicest part of Walnut street and will be
sold very cheap, because the owner wishes
TO build store on lot owned by him In
he center. There Is no sign on the place.
must be sold private. Inquire at
. H,TIERMEYS
Real Estate once 1877 Bank Street.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-08

10y Warranted for three years. There
are no better made no matter how mach
you pay.
Teeth extrac ed. 25c
Gas or Vitalized Air, 25c
silver Filings, SOC and 700
Fine Gold Filling, 81 and up
Gold Filings, Gold Crowns and Bridge
work speciality. All work warranted
DIR. r. L. RYDER,
1873 BANK ST.
Over Miss Fitzpatrick's millinery store The
only dentisG by the name of Ryder in the city.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-08

FURNISHED ROOMS to rent. Accom-
L mediation for transients. at No 81 JEFF
ferson street. Mrs Place, proprietor.
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A Big DAY At THE FAIR
Everything is on Dress Parade
for Eulalia.
sHeArTENDs IN A TALLY-Ho COACH

Many Days In Preparing the Grounds
for the Nations Gusst-Brsakfast In
Rnnlr,unrh ENhIhifa.
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East Side.

charges VIII be the same as those at the main
ONCE.
East Side.
LEXINGTON AVE ~s+s-Isrg. and snail rooms;
nrst class nciGhborhooi: excellent table: Jewish
family. all modern improvements. terms moier-
ate. references exchanged.
LEXINGTON AVE. 10 Elegant large back
parior and room. with first. class board: refer,
LEXINGTON AVE. ImI. 47th st, Large, pleas
ant rooms, superior board; 81, 81; American
family.
Sd AVE, lo4o-A few respectable workingncn
IN board. ring three times.
gtH 7 IS E~AST-Rpoms and hoard: gents,
-, good attendance; table board; reasonable.
IT n. la5 EAST Large and mail newly,
handsomely furnished rooms; table and attend
ance frs, class.
10TH ST, lla EAST Neatly furnished room
for gentlemen, With board.
llTH ST, Is EAST Pleasant, square, front
RED couple; gentlemen.
llrH ST. .. E~AST-Large, sunny front room:
good table; rates moderate also table board.
18TH ST. "a FAST Furnished rooms, With
board; also table board; French, Spanish, lta-
ian spoken, terms moderate.
23D ST, ia Rooms. separate and con-
meeting, with reasonable winter terms; also
table board; references.
2.rH ST. .,I EAsr-Nieely furnished rooms,
with or Without board excellent table: price
very moderate.
table board parior dining. room SINAI! tables,
SAP 81 II EAST, near Waldorf EIesant fam;
iIS ho,sI: cGit,; pT,y s1,s baths; French and
18TH ST 233 EAsT-A few wopSincinen can
be accommodated with room, board, gas.
t0rH 81. 226 EAST sunny rooms, good boar
sccomm9dstiens' gents S. ladies $3.50
10TH ST, 22s EAsT-Sicely furnished rooms,
s5 5.i i.ai ssd & snf ia6l st Saat spG ss.s BOARD sT"''Tn'T"'
'' s.Ip sT pisri "a ha, s ~ B. s@ g; n ssp, so's &. ,s sSS:
bosrder.wanted
4sTH ST. PAP EASr-IIandsomely furnished
front or back parlor bountfuf table; home
comforts: desirable location.
with superior board; every Convenience; moder-
ate rates American family.
18TH 81. lo@ E~AsT-Ihrse second floor front
terms reasonable, Americans,
67TH ST. 23l EAsT-First- class hoard; newly
furnished double rooms: heated, running water;
reasonable terms: references.
private house; strictly kosher excellent table
home comforts; all convenience.
GID ST., ass EAST-S Nicely furnished rooms,
with board terms S. to -; parior for physi-
GOTH ST, l64 ~EAST-Pleasart furnished hall
ish tfnlhS
family.
7,p ST, i!s ~EAsT-Sie.iy furnished rooms, with
strict koaher board in private family.
18TH 81. la EAsr.Nice large room and
board In refined Hebrew family.
l24TH ST. corner L. Nington ave, Hotel Peteler)
Handsomely furnished rooms, With or without
bo',-d terms reasonable.
THE
Is e 10 Es.. li!h st.; nsa. s,h ave comfortable
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Real Estate for Sale-Brookiyn.

NCoI GotdSS W.
A.-FoR sALE-Houses; examine Loa to GOO 9Th
st., near 9th ave, Brooklyn, adjoining Prospect
Park: three-story and basement houses, with all
The latest improvements; open,work plumbing:
burets. onyx hrepisces, foyer halls. &c. must be
seen to I've appreciated; location unsurpassed on
the park slope Apply on premises; open Sundays
A LEASE Property with 70 years lease in the
for 81, 49, WILLIAM sCISELLE, 112S3 Bush.
wick ave. Brooklyn.
A GEN. 242 9th ave. beautiful 4 story house;
COOPER, 50 Garfield place.
HIN -@S"'' """"SOiriffiRR Is sbGG,siriieidi place.
BARGAIN 500 cash, $40 aud interes,
three blocks from J. station; eight rooms; ~ I'm
InSsa; T q: . l"is a IN SHE!Sui %59Hiis.Ts II 81 II =
Atlantic aud Van sirlen ayes. Brooklyn,
FLAT, VHFAr-.s, story douh4e, III! improve
Blents, near Broaiwly; must be sntd, quickly.
1915 Rroarlway RrooEifn.
FLAT. 3 Story brick Hull st. price ~, $50 mort
gagc =, 'ib': IN eAGGh"rsf' Particulars EN-.
FOR SALE Houses at -, oo4, near Kings County
L. road; nov; n rooms; also cheap lots: easy
terms; open sundays. The German: American
Improvement Co., Van sIclen ave and Eastern
FOR SALE or eXchange-r lot 2oos 100 or part, on
Jefferson ave, near kNph; me location i2r
good business location all rented corner 70 suit
$500 cash. owner. Henry schmais'ich' so2 Put
FOR sALE-254 sth st, 2,story and basement
frame house, > rooms. all improvements, frst-
Sisss oFd Scy q H 10 p ne ss' { 10 S oSpE' 2 8 SIX SIX
ave. Brooklyn.
HOUSE of 8 rooms, -. 100; elevated mr.. j blocks.
57th It. I'd house above 9Th ave,
5000 CASH, $40 monthly, for ,wo.story; all Inn
station Kings County elevated; cali Sunday,
YOUNG Blake and Van siclen avsa
81. 900, cHEAp..owper mus, go q1SlSradC ~
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Fiat. and Apartments to let.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, siss.

cfsN
coLuMBUs AVE, 100, near soth at, -Nicest
sia Hat on west side.
COLUMNS AVE, 0t0, near iVeth st. x hne
hat . light rooms and Improvements SIS.
NORTON ST. ennd ll..Flne, light, airy apart:
mcnts; 2 and Z rooms; Improvements; $f3 TO
"" !; = GItA"Sxr&c CO.. 2s4 West I'D st.
GREENWICH ST, s:s. near M~or,cn-Elessnt
lisht from, apartments. new house. perfect
order; Improvements sl2, ti3. J%anitor,
LERON r bS Three large rooms, 50; call and
soc them. W. Ho~gill. ianltor.
RENwick 81, ~ First noor, 4 room.. $40;
basement : r9"n,s, SO; !nS'! l g c sSr ar
l. WiCk ST, 8N-fiis floor and easement @
:. T. JAYNE 4 CO, "a West 23d st.
ntNw'ss s! +. J 1lX;S e !s %So. '' Ss. & 1 s.G@ ia rs.
wANERLfY PLACE, ia2 -Elcgnn, flats, with
all modern mproycnepts; everything nicely
1rI AVE, AN, D2, 3O4, 21th st. Handsome
flats, ny" rooms aud bath; all improvements
decorated all iish, rooms; new house; "a to So.
18th sT Ha WEST, near 9th sy. Elegantly
janitor.
18TH ST, lOS WEST, near 9th ave. - Wide. light
Hat, u rooms, hath. Jewell.
18TH ST. M wEsT-slnslc nat. : rooms: i'm.
pro.emcnts; $40; %jant,or. Warren & skiiiin. W
:lsT ST. $40 ~wEsT-Elesant lisht apsr,men,s,
perfect order Improvements; heated halls; new
n0lsf, sli, yin. ioNltOf.
2iS1'sr., ~. 3iA. 1921 Wl.ST-Decorated apart
mcnts, : rooms and bath. rents s2i To s2t.
21rH ST, 1D7 Flats three and four
rooms, STA TO sis; newly papercd and decor.
18th ST, : ~ w~EsT-Elcsant ligh, front apart.
ment, new house. perfect order; heated halls.
SIS. Janitor.
,.,, aaw ana 4 a,;, .S atS {. Wssr' room, and
bath; parlor heaters; all improvements. =
18TH sr., ~ AND 800 wEsT-.Eieynnt apart;
ments; flats 4 aud . all light rooms; decorated
ceilings; combination bath; new houses; rents
$40, sl3. Ianiior.
4VrM ST., ~: VEST Apartments. light, . and
I rooms, Sll to sl4; basement, . rooms. 81;
46TH 81, Dis WEST-Neat apartments, three
and four large rooms: newly painted % TO tl2.
SD ST., ba3 TO S37 W~EST-small families; lie.
sirable three room apartments; light, painted:
53D ST., 100 ,WEsT-Improved modern flats,
e9TII sr., y wEsT-six rooms, bath; steam
heated NJ up.
74TH ST., iOi wEST.....~...IFH QRAYLTNG.
Corner flat. elegant sunny apartment, U and Z
rooms and bath; S5O sto. Apply hall boy.
SID ST. 3AND5 WEST. near Central Park
Eight rooms and bath elevator; house and loca.
ton iirst class.
ssTH 81, 10 TO as wFsT-Hands0me apart.
hall boy attendance; rents Si5 to VII. sCIof.'
FIELD & 70. SSl Columbus ave. corner ssth.
Old 81. corner boulevard : Desirable first, second
81.
lUDrH 81. 81 WEST New. cosy 4 room apart.
meats; halls heated; Central Park block Sl2-
siI.
l0ATH Si., I WEST-Eieeant Hat, blarge rooms
and bath halls, bath, steam heated: near sta
tlon. Janitor.
all improvements, SIS, S2l; special induce.
ments 10 desirable parties.
10TH TT, I'D WEST-Elesantly decorated
fats, Q large rooms. bath; all Improvements
rent moderate. Janitor.
l25TH ST, 374 WEsT-5 rooms and oath, for
small families, S2l, Sla; No. 8aD, $40, S2O,
$22; No. 3S4, I rooms and bath, private halls,
corner, SO, $50. F. b. MAYHEM, corner Gu
lumbus ave. and 123d at.
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Horses, Carriages, &C.
Purchase and Exchange.

Ono Tine, ajc. per- line: Second Time, &c. per
Inc. Third AID Subsequent Times. e1c. per line;
Sc. per inc snrq on saturdays.
N~OTICE-In exchange 81, 900 In first class bonds
for real estate. Address box 39l Washington,
Warren County, y. j.
WANTED, for spot cash, second hand safe,
about iix32. Apply 3Os Yves, 58th st.
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Boarders Wanted.

On, TIM. n0c. PR hne: ScrOpd Time, nc. per
PER line! Third and subsequent Tnes. I5c. per
Inc. No cnru charge on %SuntHys.
No EXTRA CHARGE FOR rT-Adv kr ttsements
for The World may he left at any American
District Messenger Office In the city, where the
ONCE.
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urfurnishss-wsst Side.
' SsSns.4 Z. ! , sssssf s sa;:i ssl ;ss1 Ia '..''
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NJ uSicaI.

--- TITUS DiERNEsTT -
'ss:s S; :ts: ;'i' f ! ''Hifs' fds Il as u
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For Sale.

=, For Sale.
:. One Tine, csc. per line: Second Time. SIC. per
line; THIRD and Subsequent Times, zoe. per line: sc.
per line eItrd on Sundays.
ANY. sTORE OK TOOK .MERCHAN-
disc bought for cash. NAARDEN 19l T. 10th st.
A:,IsTHREf AND sT3CKs or MERT
CxXs,G. PfiERNANHSHE!a.' asos fsHHSsT 4a6G.
.9nlGK AL HHKtHkEIhh i 81 L MsS'ssan i.
QgICK. CASH BUYER for wholesale and
retail stocks. JELLENEk. 100 East lO3d st.
ALL KINDS NEW, second hand store fixtures.
coffee mills, scales, 10 upright butter boxes, all
sizes; mirror front tea caddies, &C. s. LEVIN,
237 Broome ST., 8 blocks east Grand st. ED ave. }
station.
A LADY must sell at q sacrifice this week all the
elegant furniture Of her lately furnished private
house: magnificent upright piano, silk. brocatelle
and rug parlor sets, leather dining room and
chamber set, folding bed, clock, mirrors, curtains,
&c. 1873 East 85th st.
A.-UPR1GHT PIANO, brio a. brac, parlor, din
ing, bedroom suits, mirrors. all other contents
of elegantly furnished private house, only short
time In use, at low cash prices. $50 East 73d 81.
also evenings.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Houses Wanted.

A ANIL OF adults wants a fully Furnished hou'
or apartments of 9 or 10 rooms and bath, b.
tween 59th and s2d SITS. for winter or Longer
state lowest terms and full particulars. Addres
BANK. 81 Fulton st.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

MARVIN SAFE, largest size, steel lined, fine
burglar, nenrly new. Bargain, Post Office box
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Florida, sacrifice elegant upright piano, parlor.
library. dining suits. folding beds; reasonable
offer accepted. 2L6 Fast 49th 81. also evening.
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GOLD CHAIR only s., c5. reduced from IS. so;
great sacrificing; closing out,
GILT MANUFACTuRERs, 50 Murray.
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Houses and Apartments to Let

one TImc, zoe. per linz; Second Time, ne. p
ine: Tind and Subsequent Tuhrs. hr. per In
No crfru cbnyJr on SUNDAYS
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HE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER I, 1898.
Real Estate for Ssie-city.

One Tine, CSC. per line; Second Time. re. per
hns: THIRD and Subsequent Times, soc. per line.
No ertrd charge on Sundays.
Above ,4th ST., sth Ave. 60 last River.
s1.O 900 CASH buys S23, 600 double tenement
Tooth st., near I'd ave. Lock box BIB, 40
Bfoadway.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

BO IN HFN 'SffDF OF HNIUTpH 0H HCIUHHt UeTHT-
ture, cheap. AIS West sd st.
Roll tops, partitions, ratings, tables,
counters, shelving; stores, offices fitted. FINN
BROS, factory and salesrooms, NC and O. Elm
st.. 121 and 1913 Leonard 81.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

Discriminating reductions in new and
secondhand rolltops. 5l-53 Maiden lane. near
Nassau.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

BARREN SHOP equipments for sale: Z chairs.
mirrors, &c. complete: cost about 81 200, will
sell for $500; terms easy. Apply 33 Green
witch st.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

One Tine, roc. PER linz. Second Npr, lie, PR
an,: Third and Subsequent TiRe', iSc. per line.
No Extra charge on sundays.
No EXTRA CHARGE FOR TT-Advertisements
Tor The World may he left at any American
District Messenger once In tho city, where the
charges will be tho same rs those vt the main
ynict.
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Brooklyn,

LAFAYETTE AVE, 77-Seiect boarding: 4
vate family; nice pleasant rooms; all convs-
nences: desirable neighborhood; terms modsreeA
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Flats and Apartments Wanted.

Furnished.
WOULD like to rent a parlor and basement In
the 10th Ward for n physician. AddTe-s A. r.,
n33 Grand 81,
drsds appl!catops daily. fLAGo (2oO furnished
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North Of tasth Street,

18TH ". 49, WEST Pleasant furnished room
for young man; closet, running water, &C. :;
moderate.
10th ST, 2l8 WEST--Eottnge: large back par
Tor also hall rooms; hot and cold water, hath.
&c. suitable for two or three gentlemen
The evening world., 1893-10-07

Observation-Disclosures, tourist pneumatic; abso-
lutely new: S65 and $6S. Real Estate Office,
Lexington ave-, near 44th st.
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TOURISTS, SIS.
Receivers sale; regular price $50; selling like
hot cakes.
al and 43 West 125th st.

A.-ENTIRE furniture of dwellings, fats, car
pets, pianos, &C. bought. Address
k1NSTLER, go West 10th st.
A Is II. p. Perret electric motor, nearly new.
Apply q. +. STRINGER, 351 Adams ST.,
PrOOklyn,
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BILLIARDS. POOI~Wagner. Sandford 4 Rink,
manufacturers: factory, 40 Great Jones at. neai
Broadway: new tables, with fast cushions; sec.
ond- hand: all makers. cheap.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

POOL TABLES, new and second hand: lowest
prices. RIFFITH & CO., III Attn ave.
SAFES-Herring's bank sale. rost 81 900. for
$50: safes from Soup; combination. QuIEK,
% Spring ST,
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hand. supplied with the Bartholdi quick cnsh.
ion: easy terms. ALFRED b. MARX, I24 East
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billiard AND POO TABLES, new and sec.
ond hand; auction prices. GRIFFITH GO.
To dtb axe
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ooTH ST, as W~EST-Larse. handsomely fur
nished rooms In select house; table and attend
snce hrst- class; references.
9TH ST, 81 WEST Pleasant rooms; overlook.
ing park; nice board; reasonable; healthyJ
homelfke, comfortable private family.
18TH ST, 10 wEsr-Handsomeiy, newly fur
nished rooms; every convenience; board strictly
hrst class: terms reasonable. err rf'
The evening world., 1893-10-07

A.-A.-HIGHEST cash price paid for furniture,
carpets, contents of houses and flats; do not sell
until you hear from me. Alb University place.
A SLATE MANTEL.. 81; Just a little deiaced
other wood nlantels cheap. Grant, 2B w. AID.
A.-RARROOM OI-TEIT. SECOND hand. at hall
The evening world., 1893-10-07

LARGE IRON ROOM for man and wife; suit.
able for light housekeeping or two men also
other large and small rooms to let. 81. so to
- Inquire 10 s~ohermerhoru st.. Brooklyn
ring twice.
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Boarders Wanted.
West Side,

WANERLEl PLACE, 1914 - Cheerful rooms,
with large closets; good board; terms moderated
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1893-01-18
The Hope Of the Farm.

Cotton Growers Advised to Reduce
the Acreage in the Fleecy Staple.
B. G. West, secretary of the cot.
ton bureau of the National Farmers'
Alliance, has issued an address to
the Order advising a reduction of
acreage of cotton planting. He says
that the Southern States produce IS
per cent, Of the cotton grown in this
country. He holds that cotton mills
in the South are desirable, but
unattainable, this not being a manu-
featuring country. The salvasion of
the Southern farmer is d diversified.
ton of crops and living atozhaa4e iuss
stead of depending upon the pork
packers of the North for food -
He points out in support of this
argument that the reduction of the"
crop this season resulted in a marked
increase in the price and insists that
cotton planters can secure fair
prices every season keeping the
production within rea, liable bounds.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1893-01-18
Diseousagiug.

Sometimes young o are deferred
from entering upon matrimony by
such incidents as the following,
which is of actual occurrence: =
A young nan passing through a
crowd in a great dry goods store
found himself side by side with q
timid-looking little man, and exactly
behind a lady. Amoyemeas OF the
crowd forced the young man to step
upon the hem of the lady'ss skirt.
She turned quickly around with a
furious look, and was evidently about
to address some fierce remark to him,
when a change came over. her face
suddenly.
"Oh, I beg your pardon, sir" she
said: II was going to get very an
gry. You see I thought it was my
husband"
The timid little man smiled family,
and the young nan said to himself:
"If wives get angry so much more
quickly with their husbands than
they do with other men, what is the
use of being a husband!"
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1893-01-18
A Fortunate Cat.

It isn't every eat that has the good
fortune to come into a settled income
but that pleasing distinction from
the rest of his race is enjoyed by an
animal attached to the Produce ex.
change staff: He has had the job of
looking after the mice and rats on
the big exchange floor ever since
his kittenhood, and he is now
nearly a full grown cat and a STABLE
one as we'll. Grain samples are sure
to attract the rodents, and the. Pro-
duce exchange did not secure ex-
emption from their visits. Traps
were tried with some success, but
the relief thus obtained was only
temporary, and it was finally decided
to resort to a cat. To secure n
which would not run away at the
first opportunity itgas deemed wise
to obtain a kitten, Rich, Swing no
szpEIsass q sps DEL giaaisst
ished to get al7 them.
The theory of thss has proved to be
correct. The cat Gever leaves the
main floor of the building, and ap
parently is satisfied with the hunt
ing ground it offers, spending the
nights there with praiseworthy regu'
larity.
At 9 o'clock each morning he gives
UP business and seeks rest in a car
peted corner OF the superintendent
Office. When the gong rings at /;
o'clock to warn the brokers that tn
exchange day is over the cat starts
out to patrol his beat, making a lei
surely circuit of the hall, and com
pleting it about the time that tn
last stragglers are disappearing. H
is a good hunter, and eclipses tn
achievements of the traps, his pres
ence on the floor at night having re
suited in rendering the rats and mic
far less of a nuisance than they were
His pay comes in the shape CT regu
lar rations, ghile a polished meta
collar about his neck shows that h
is the "offcial" cat. of the exchange
New York Times.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1893-01-18
Abbott's East Indian Corn Paint
cures all Corns, Warts and Bunions.

A Southern expert discussing the
subject gives this piece Of advice:
Zone word more OF warning; do
not settle your acreage fer next year
on the basis Of present. An increase
even in acreage will stregthen the
bears and lower the price Of cotton.
Gut down for '93 the acreage of '92
and put the land in vegetables, in
sheep or in corn. The cotton crop
of '92 cost the producer Jess than
the cotton crop Of any recent year. By
diversifying your products md re-
ducing still further your acreage, the
cotton crop Of 'e3 should cost less
than that of '92. There is more hope
Of relief in this direction than in any
government aid"