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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-10
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF The WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds. Stoke Grain,
Tobacco. Cotton. Ac.. and tbs
weather Indications
,Ry telegraph to tho Dispatch,

WisHrNGTcN. II. C.. October
IfbR e.-Foreca-t tor Virginia and North
Carolina: Far weather; cooler IN
I the interior Of North Carolina;
variable winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-10
CRAM AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

:
RICHMOND. October 9-ONe rings
Wheat. 1896 bu corn, white so bu.. rye.
60 bu
Sales-Wheat 1905 bu. corn. white. %
bushels.
Wheat. LonCberrv. G7TT0c
mixed. ~ iG3c.; SbOrtberry, 6CN59c., No. 2
rel. 6Si 1850
Corn-Whlte prime. Virginia bag lots.
5Hi5lc.. 30. white J)0jlc. No. , mlxeI.
oats Winter FOR seep. 3fQ37c.. 10.
mixed, 35126c.; No. ;. 3i03r-c.
Eye-II1fuc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-10
EK rISuh

MASONIC NOTICE-M J. NJ ~
WI BgRs OF RI JOHN, LODGE No. "
80. A. r. ANA. II. 500 are r~luestsd
10 attend a stated communicate u your Lodge
in aa-onic Temple THIS liu'sd.y) E'ENiNo.
AZ 7.3O O'clock. Momber, OF sister lodges afs
cordially invited 20 attend
By order Of the ur-h.pf.l Master.
Or lO-lt JCNlUs A. COSBY, secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-10

TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear. pleasant and considerably
warmer. The skies vera clear at md
night.
State Of shprn,oruafor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-10
LOST, srnArxp. AND soysD.

I OST OR MISLAlD, SYNDICATE
Ia CERTIFICATE so ls RICHMOND
PARK. FOR Five HUNDRED DOLLARS.
issuei 20 me by So trustees Al porsons ara
- ~ ~. BYRD WARWICK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-10
Mean temperature. ...........
NEW YORK. STOCK MARKET

NEM NOlsN SlDtk MAlkkf 1T
NEW YORK. October 9-Auimatsd by
fhe belief tnlt tho Senate viii dispose OF
the silver repeal BIN this week. operators
started I'm at an early hour to accumullt,
moderate lines Of stock Saturdays ,>-
ccll,ut bank statement. the steady cane
collation. of clearinghouse certificates.
ana the reduction in sterling exchange
rates. also contributed 10 the good feeling
which prevailed during the greater part
Of the day The advance az one time
was equal - ieu} per cent. aud IN TINS
Enforcement. Chicago Gas. General f''c-
tuc bi-tii'inS and Cattle Feeders, sugar,
Lake shore. Northwestern. Western
lniOu. Manhattan. Cotton Ou and Rock
Island We're most conspicuous mon i'a-
Cijc and Louisville and Nashville were
notably wHak. The former sold down from
- - II ou revival OF the rcceINctshlp
story. Louisville and Nashville WIS sold
for local and iurrtLn account, AMI The
fast that the shares Ar one time COM
utnlel premium for use did not deter
SELLERS The stock has been heavy ever
since the directors declined 20 issue NtIt.-
uJ new stock and refused e. CIV" al- cN-
ulunatiou Of their action. the stock To-
dtv fru from i'i. 90 4oi,. and the business
therein near tGe close icI 10 Ie3lizduouS
iu other parts ~ the list Some ot the
active last rrccdcI 4, 90 per cent. In the
final transaction, Louisville and NnShNlne
rallied q to ga The market closed some
wat weaker m tone. but prices as q rule
were anywhere nom a To IL per cent
higher than on saturday except Tor cot
ton bU preferred and C1riage common
which show gains ut is.ia per cent. lie
total sIl.s were lifrn shares.
MONEY! AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call has been hrmer. ranging
from Co ; per cent. last loan ~ . and
closing offered al per cent Prime mer-
cini." lap'r t1N per cent
Hor silver ,3t. Mexican dollars. JN2'
D.. al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-10
RIcauoNp Va, october o, 1893.
N,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE

RAILROAD COMPANY for the purpose % elect
ing directors and for the transaction q sHra
other bnsins - As may lawfully cone before tas
meeting. will b held az tue ofl;o OF tn N
pany, Ia the Pace Building IN she CITY ci =, g.
mond ON III EsDAI, October "a, 1880. A.
" The transfer looks sill DO closed flg 8 a..
N FRIDAY, October IS. 1898. snd re'Hala ecssI
AntiI 10 A. NJ, Wsdne sisy october 2 D, 1894
&C lO-td CE WELLFokD. secrstary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-10
STATED MEETING OF :

A STATED MEETING OF a
N OLIVE BRAN LODGE. No. |. ARK ~
MARINERS, aud ~ JONATHAN CON
CLAVE 40. i,sECREr MOSll Oks, viii Do hsd
~ - Adams fall rG rner uiri and Main streotsD
THI~ Tuesdayl EVENING, October i2ih. AT
o'clock. A fun at;eliaac = relnes'od. BY
order Of the V +. .
5. Is. JACOBS,
oc lO-lt secretsry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-10

business continues small in leaf Manu-
factlr.rs are worrying along slowly Wet
crn markets are showing continued life
~ high-grade hurl~ys. ami are firm on All
other kinds. mediums now and then show
IN M.Ak spni9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-10
BARTLETT, GARVENS & CO.,
Is MOTIF SINIn srRsTr.
SURGICAL TRUMENTS,
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS.
ELASTIC STOCKINGS.

Trusses correctly Hpplei; 81 guaranteei. Tv
our SHOULDER BRACES Lady stteni.n
o. lO-6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-10

steady: No. s. &C.: standard A.. il-iec
cut loaf. 5s15 is-isc.. graduated, B-isc.
Frcights 20 Liverpool nrm AMI qui"t;
cotton. steam. 9-eid.; grain steaIn' ",d.
asked
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. october ..-Fiour-@
STEADY Wheat steady; spot and Octooer.
Csc. December sc: milling wheat ~
sample. 6inAsc Corn quiet; spot SC.
October sssff7c: white corn. by sampF,
53c.. yellow do. Sc. oats easier 40. y
white western. 2B03s2c.. No. ni~@i'
white western. 2W3iAc. rive slow, 40 .
SIC Hay strong good 90 choice tiinp,hg,
! Oeg 1900 Grain freights duh steam %
Liverpool. pbr bushcl lkd. ProNisioh'
quiet and unchanged. Butter firm 9 cam
cry fancy 3c do fair - choice. = " :
do Imitation, PIC Eggs firm ~ Do. ,ouee
quiet. Rio CarEo"e. fair. i9hc.; 40 .
iNi,aisrc SuEar strong. granulated, 9sc'
Whisky unchanged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-10

RICHMOND. October 9-No auction
sales to-day
Private sales-Tilers. (. scraps 3, Tugs.
II. stems. !. total. % hhdS.
Revenue collections
Cigars and cigarettes ..,...,....... N,.tt ~
Tobacco OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2Gi7 %
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-08-12
MAKING LOVE FOR HIRE.

.he "cutter-Out," Who Is EMPLOYED to
Break Up Undesirable Attachments.
a new professionalism of the 'cut-
ter-out'-is thus discussed by the Sat
urday Review: "The world is over-popu-
lated with amiable, good-loolxing
young men, highly educated. healthy
and wholly incapable of earning their
ilvellhoods. No ingenuity can provide
berths for all of them, but some might
De employed as 'cutters-out.' This is
new profession. The duties of the
cutter-out are few, simple and agree
able. lie or she has merely to make
love and to ride away. Thus, put It
That some ones daughter, niece or. II
may be, favorite cousin, has become
engaged to man who is not lilxed or
approved by the family. To resist her
choice is futile. Opposition merely
rams the hame of passion Soyou send
note or telegram to the central office
OF the Society for the Utilization of
oohnnles, and they dispatch cutter
out lie is young, handsome, agreea-
bic, perhaps lord or an HONORABLE
oaronet very likely. His duty NAV be
explained in word-he is to emf ont
Ihe young lady's affianced lover To
make her out of conceit with that disa-
greeable person, and then tn retire
gracefully to some outlandisb mart ~
the globe. The scheme is nacul;arly
valuable 10 parents, but anyone may
."Ae use VI IT, vi course there may |
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-08-12
TOUGH ON TYPEWRiTERS.
All the Pleasures of Their Vocation to BE
Swept Away by Machine.

All the Pleasures of Their Vocation to BE
swept Away by a Machine.
The typewriter girl has undergone a
metamorphosis. She no longer looks
lovingly into the eyes of her EMPLOYER
as she rattles off messages of business
to be indited by her. No longer will
her winning ways stir the heart of the
big man she works for.
All this, in the opinion of the New
York World, is because of the introduce
ton of the monograph into most gem
eral use. A great many of these in.
struments are in use, answering he
purposes Of an ever-ready and accurate
amanuensis.
The progressive business man, locked
up in the quiet seclusion of his own
room, now says all he has to say in the
receiving horn of a phonorraph. He
reels off his business letters ut a rate
that no shorthand girl could follow.
When he has finished he sends the ma
chine into the room occupied bv her.
and she lets the words escape only as
fast as she can catch them and lot
them in cold print with the aid of her
typewriter.
think it's real mean" said a dear
little typewriter girl recently. 81 have
worked for Mr.. Blond six months ard
nave written every letter that he has
sent out OF this office, and vet have
never mad the chance of saving a word
to him or of having the pleasure of
nearing his own dear voice falling on
my ears It's too bad, / say, and If
these awful machines are more gen.
orally pat into use we girls won't have
half chance
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-08-12
THE LAND OF QUEEN VIC.

LONDON was the first city 10 use
coal.
THE population of London increases
at about the rate of 5000 per annuEh
IL England some striking forge
workers recently decided they were il
the wrong, and, besides going back 70
work at once, voluntarily paid th%N
employers eos indemnity for the loss
caused by their striking.
REEDS We're in common use soaa$
fifty years ago in the north of England
for addressing parcels on brown paper
They give bold, strong writing, saeh
as no quill or steel pen can give. The
common buirush with thick head Is
the reed used. ,l,,,e-s < o., .-.s'ss.''''.
OLDHAM, Eng, has furnace for the
destruction of the towns refuse whes
burns at such high temperature tAa'
lis heat, applied to raising steam
furnishes sufficient power to more t@a&
cover the cost of the collection Sh@
burning of the refuse.
A sUPERsTITIoUs idea of the mid9,s
ages still exists in many parts Of Ing
land that when the death of person
is imminent the fastenings o. the door
of the death chamber hinder the de-
parture of the soul from the body
thus making final dissolution doably
painful
1T is thought the presents TO The
duke of York and Princess May VIII
aggregate $500, 900 in value. Corporate
bodies have already voted gifts to the
value of 100000, the army and n&VJ
have appointed committees to receive
subscriptions, and local committees
are being appointed all over the ooan-
try to raise money.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-08-12

also be, and should be, female cutters
out, to be slipped at young men who
have entangled their affections unde-
sirably. Lord Algernon is fond of
the rector's daughter, of the gardeners
daughter, or whom you will. In
stead of crying, if you are his lady
mother, or swearing, if you are the
duke, you send up to the Central depot
for really frst-class cutter-out, mar
ried lady preferred. In a very few
weeks the rector's daughter, or the
gardeners daughter, is as disconsolate
as Calypso, and then the cutter-out
disappears, carrying with her the re-
spectful homage of the family whom
she has rescued"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-08-12
MRS. MITCHELL SUES HER SON.
The Senator Alleged to Be $4,000
Behind with Her Allowance.

Behind with Her Allowance.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. 1l.-TAsso-
ciated Press. Mrs. Maria l.. Mitchell,
widow of Alexander Mitchell, has begun
suit against her son, Senator John
L. Mitchell, and the Wisconsin Marine
and Fire Insurance Company's Bank.
The bank owes her 100000, and her
son, it is alleged, is behind some $780,
900 in the annual allowance which he
was required to pay her. The fact that
the suit had been commenced became
known through the signing OF an order
by Judge Mann.
When Alexander Mitchell made his
will on Nov. 20, 1886, he gave his wife
5000, 900 outright and permitted her to
take this in stock in the Wisconsin Ma
rine and Fire Insurance Bank. Besides,
he gave her an annuity of 1000 and
the magnificent Mitchell homestead on
Grant avenue and Ninth street. On
June II, 1887, Mrs. Mitchell executed a
lease of her dover right. She did this
in consideration of 81 and out of love
and affection for her son, now Senator
Mitchell. The release covered all the
property owned by the late Alexander
Mitchell. A private agreement was
made between Mrs. Mitchell and her
son, John L. Mitchell, by which che
gave up the homestead as well and ac-
cepted a yearly allowance instead.
Since the settlement of the estate Mrs.
Mitchell has rarely ever visited Mil
waukee.
Mrs. Mitchell is at present in the
Thousand Islands at her summer home.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-08-12
New York Cholera.

New YORK, Aug. 1l.-Health Officer
jenkins says the psychological ex-
animation OF the two cases removed to
Swinbuine Island yesterday, show spir-
lila of Asiatic cholera. Two more cases
showing choleralc symptoms, were re-
moved to the island today.
, 1893-06-28
abenoblatt prr auhtots staata- 8eHtne, anitttood1, %, SAINT 1898.

nete ct Die umflorten Q(ugen; ietn @eii9t
Der5og itcb ibmer3licb, ais ct b0rte, DaB eS
Der lebte @ruB mar, Ser ietuem lieutenant
gebra6t ipuroe. Der &ommanbant un6
feline Sfft3tere umftanben bas 8ett bes
iterbenoen 6elben, unb burb Bic 6enIter
lugten Die nteOergei6la9enen @efi9ter Der
Sameraoen, pelcbe i'm 10 allein Dor benz
Seinbe g%elaiien batten. Seize betpegten it9
Die Stppen 6es Sterbenben, uno er ~fliiterte
in ietner beuti6en Mutteripracbe: y6err
Sberit, biesmal tparen's Su piel." 9ann
i9loB ct bic Qlu9en fir INNER.
3an9e ibon tp0lbte ii9 Elm 6iisel iber
benz Sapfern, ba traf Elm foni9ltcber 8efe6L
Elm, oem3ufOl9e SdorbeG gum &ttter 3.
&lalte beS Milit6rz 0ilbelmSzS rbens erz
naltnt tpurbe. g8elbe bo6e Qlussei6nung
btes lit, tann man borauS erieben, baB iett
Sttttun9 bes SrOens I'M Sabre 1915 mir
eth nnteroffisier, Der nocb leben6egerpoert,
bteles &reu5 ertporben bat. Ser @robber7
5og bon Sacbien2Q8etmar unb feline 6rei
SDbne, Der Shirt bon Bteb unb Der @roBz
ber5o9 BON 8aben, iin6 Die ~ein3i8en Sitter
3. &lale IN 0euti6lanb; in BEN Nteber@
lanOen beltben ben Orben 9 @enerGle uno
StabSofftsiere> Seine Waieitdt ber &aiier
lit glitter |. Gla1ie (@roBtreu3).
, 1893-06-28
2IQrRf6ert6f
@9icago, %. Stunt.

o y 49, O"'F"
6oG9en6e Bretle purben BET 9rOBeren
9artieen e~r3ielt:
Butter, bette uSeperatOr" s@aare 49,
@20c, CUTE -@19c, mittelmdBige 1860
lie. 9airp, Goolep's bette 1906, mitteIs
quite unO quite 153@l6c, frii9er 8afin9
StoG 12013c, quite unO bette v9toQ" c.
8uttertn, bette Creamery 17c, recbt
ib0ne 153c, 9atrp 123c un6 1876 fir bic
bette in vGOas" ober tletnen @ebinOen &c
mebr.
&afe, BETTE r6nG Cream Gbebbars"
So, vStptnS" 1900, goung Qmerica
8@82c, vStimmeb" o., nac69emaGbs
ter S6wei3er 11@12cio v8rif" 9@93c,
~2imbur9er 93@10c
@ter, gan3 frtibe -@123c bas 9bb.
8 b #, geb0rrteS: Qepfel, fiinftltcb GEE
trodnetc 73@10c bas 4fb., an ber Sonne
geb0rrte n0rblicbe 5063c, 9firitcbe 506c,
8rombeeren 6@7c, 6imbeeren 23@243c;
Galiforntibe8: Nprifoien 14@16c, nicbt
gef6Glte Bftrfibe SOLE, gei6dlte 200
24c; g flaltmen 9@13c; 9oftnen: 2onbon
2opers $1.65(02.O 0 baS &titdben, WuSfaz
teller 81 .3501.35, lpie 406c.
. b It, friicbeS: Qlepfel 2,50(02.65 un6
2,7503.00 je mach Der Site, 8ananen
1.OO(01.25 Gitronen 100000, 6loriz
oaer Srongcn 2.2502.50, Gr6becren so
OTIS in "a 8inB. StacbeIbeeren $1.O0
@2.25 per "A NQuorts. 9imbseren,
, 1893-06-28
Gin Rnabe fin de steele.

Sn Bologna t66tete iicb elm 6reisebnidb>
rt9er &nabe, @topannt sofia, S3iler beS
@pmn0itums, burcb einen 8titoleni6uB.
Sn ben lebten Sagen tpur6e beiien Seitaz
ment ietnen Wtiti6itlern befannt: 0emz
Ielben entrebn1en mir einige 8ara9rapben:
II. ur1acben metneS Sobes: DIS t6 inn
Dortgen Sabre MIDI UNI emma 8t3strant's
Stebe 81 betperben be9ann unb SurilGge>
tptelen tpurDe, nabm tb mir Die Sa6e 10
lebr 81 6er5en, baB i6 bic S6ule pernahz
ldlltgte. go blteb ib btnter meinen Wfit>
ihllern Suritd, unb tnfolse belien pIrbe
es Mir nnrnO9lt6 ietn, meine Stubien
recbt5etttg 81 bouenDen, UNI Der WttLttGrz
pfltbt e11tboben gu perben. Sob lebe MIDI
baber 9~e3ipungen, mir freitptutg ben Sob
81 9eben, eritenS aus ungliiGliber 2iebe,
5~tpeitens tpe9en ber ieitens meiner 9cbrer
oft erltttenen GOrtpiirfe, b~rittens, I'm Der
WttlttGrpfltbt gu entgeben, ba i9, beionbers
unter Der ge9entpGrtigen &e9ierung, our61
aus ntcbt Soloat nerben mill, uno enbltc6
1T Nnbetrdbt bes Grams (sicD y, ben th
ntetnen @ltern unb Defenders meiner berg
lt9elt, tbeuren Wam1a i6on bereitet babe.
2. Sch ernenne Nu9uito 2iperant, meinen
Sreurto unb Sbul9efGDrten, su metnem
Observation-Disclosures un6 bite oen1elben,
fir Elm moglibit einfadeS 8e9rGbniB gu
lorgen, bo6 tptrb es mir CUR beionberen
Sreube 9ereiben, penn bas 2eicben9efol9e
aus 3abGrei9en 9uten TrelnOen unO
Wttti6llern beiteben lolte. 3. Wteinem
8ater bermobe t6 meine l16r, iopie
Die Nufgabe, meme t6eure Wutter iiber
meinen Sob gu tr0iten. Weiner Wttter,
tpet4er tc6, act, berettS 10 Diele SbrGnen gea
foitet, Dermac6e tcb ale meme Sai@enz
tiiber, nm bieielben gu trofnen, nit Der
8ttte, mir gu oer5eiben. Meiner S9tpeiter
Sba BEN Sting nit benz Gobtentppf, tpeLben
ib btS6er am Singer 9etragen; metner
S9meiter Qloa meme btnterloiienen, nocb
niobt berausgegebenen 8riefe; mciner
Sbtpefter Nnnun5iata ale meme 8lumenz
topic un6 mein ieibenes 6alStucb, lomie
metnem 8ruoer @3io ale 8i6cr, peldbe
itcb auf meinem 8li6erregale porfinben
(ausgenommen bteient9en, tpeIcbe mir nt6t
%geh0ren u1lo 6ie i6 Suriid5uiteIen bitte),
4. SCI tonitattre %ferner, baB ib mir Ben
SOB mtttelft zines Ne3otbers gcbe, BEN mir
unier lteber 6ausar8t, 6err OF, 8rtjatto,
i'm NuStaui6e gegen meme alte 6linte gez
lieben bat, uno bite flebentlib, bentielben
6eBbalb feline S6ulb an mei1em Selbitz
morbe su3ui6reiben. Sn %@rmangelung
ietneS 9teDoIDerS tpiirbe tb mir ben Sob,
Iebensmatt uno emiioe ME tb bin, auf
etne anDere Wetle 9e9eben baben.
, 1893-06-28
i9tpar5e, $1.0O@1,5O, rOtbe 6Oc(9$1,75 Is,
VrDmbeeren 81 00(O1 25

i3tpar5e, 0O@ 80, rotbe 6Oc(0$1,75
8rOmbeeren 81. 00(01.25.
&artoffeIn: 8tsconiiner o.,
8urbanfs 60@65c, 6ebron 5506Oc, @oIe
400, georleB $50@6Oc; neue 8earleB
$2.25, GrtumpbS $4,000. so, Stole $500
@2.25, @arlD Sbto $1.5O 6aS SaB.
0etlngeI, lebenbige: GurfeD 10
Co.; 5abner: 6ennen 100 6Gbne
o.; Gnten 104@-c.; @Gnie, leben6tge
nit Ben gan8en 6ebern, 49, 90 per
0uBeno. pSprtng @btfens" 14(916c.
baS 9fo.
@emaie: Mtftiippier @eiBfraut
100000; ct. 2ouiier 81 1000 80; rotbe
ooer gelbe 3DiebeIn 1.7502.00 Der Sad
Wtobrriben 81. 00(01. 25 Der 8uicbeG; iun9e
tpeiBe Guben 90c(01.OO Der 8uicbeL, Sur
Ten 50075c. baS 0uBen6, SeQerte %
soc 6as 9bb., iunse 3w;ebeIn $3.50 Der
8uldbel, Salat $1,000 bas &titcbeu,
9tepIant 90c9$1.00 per so 8fun6,
&aoies3en 2O(030c bas 0ubenb s.,
Spinot 50@75c bas SaB; iunge rotbe
&iben 35@40c 9eterliIte 18020c, &re1ie
2O(925c, @rbien Gunge) 90c(0$1.0 90 Ser
8uldbeI, 8obnen (grilne) 80c(0$1. 90 So,
SpargeL 909$1.0 90 per J z8ui6elz &tit9en;
@acbSbobnen 81. 50@1.7 70 per 20 Quart;
8lumentobl $1.O0@1.50 baS &titben;
Stedriben 100000 Der 8ui6el; Gomaten
$3.50 ber vGrote"; Smeet 8otatoes aus
Satnois $2.00@2,50 bas SAB,
89tsfeD: $1.12.
&pbIen: SIM &letnen, er6Bere yG9s"
$500 Die Sonne, tleinere nnb vgeut" ober
u%0tange" 1918.
8obnen: 8efte gfapies 81. 90(02.5 80,
mtttel9ute $1,75@1,85, nit Der MaI9ine
g~eretntgte 81. 7001.80.
, 1893-06-28
Gtne meferle=

Ser iobtale ungari1he neutrality-suspicious.
@eferle CAB in Seth fur5lib folgenbe @e1
icbt5te gum 8eiten: Otis icb gum Wftniiter@
prGltbenten ernannt tpurbe unb nit Cad
unb Yod in ba5 8rGiioiaLbureau it6erz
itebelte, beiorgte Ser 9eit6er M0belipebiz
terr g. (Iaus5fp) Ben llm5u9. Sb fragte
nob bet ~9tecbnung, aber lG9elnb ermiberte
6err g.: v0as fam ia 6leiben, @gcelen3,
bis sic wteber-3uri6itebeln," @r icDetnt
alto peni9 8ertrauen gum 8eitanb metnes
Cabinets 9ebabt su babeu. S6 1baue mir
Ben piBi9en OtObeltran8portelr etlpaS ge>
nauer an, unb ba 1T mfrs, ais ob tb baS
@eiic6t icbon geieben bate. v6Dren Sic,
6err g." iage ib, Isle fommen mir 10
betannt por." v@ewiB, Grcelen3, mir
ftnnen uns icbon LANCE" eript6erte er. Bur
Belt, ais @Tcellen3 nocb Suriit tparer,
itanb tb ais 0ienitmann an benz t6atie,
ba8 sic %beipobnten. @rcelen3 tparen 6oe
mails lebr sufrieben nit mir, benn tb
bradbte INNER baS meiite @elb nacb 6au1e,
penn Grcel4cn5 na6 Dem Sai3in9 =
SSbren Sra6 ms BfanObauS tra8en lieBen."
9tun ertnnerte i'd MIDI 9enau beS bamali=
gen 9ienitntannes uno iagte gu iDm Scum,
6err g., sic tOnnen nit Sbrem Scbidiol
3ufrieben letn, Sic baben's ia 3ientIib melt
gebracbt!" vGrceIen3 ober au4," err
pte6erte nit ttefer Gerbeu9un9 6crr E.
Qus Ser S6ule.
2ebrer: v@elcbes itnb bic lebten 3abne,
, 1893-06-28
Quf ser Borfe

tpicb @ei3en i'm Sulttermin bon 658 ouf
644 I'M Septembertermir purben 8erfGufe
nit 69$@70B abgei6loiien.
@orn mar peibenb Suit 404@408, Sepz
TENDER 414@428.
6ofer matt gu 28B@29 Suit unb 300
26f September.
S3petnefleii9 2O.OO@2O.1O; S9mal3
1O.15@1O.25; &ippen 9,273@9.35 per
September.
, 1893-06-28

6auptmann (3n einem GiniG6rigen :
y@tnidbriger MitQer, Sic 3ielen piel GIT
lan8c! Sic lin0 I'M Giptl &aufmann 2"
@~tnia0riger Miuer: v3u Befe9l, 6err
6auptmann !"
6auptmann: uNa, eIauben Sic nur
MIGHT, 0aB Sic bier Ubrei WfOnate .3iel"
baben."
, 1893-06-28
Otebmarft.
Il nion StpG Nar6s %.

Union StOGgarbs, %. Stunt.
&tn6bteb. = 8retie feft; 3ufubr
$1,000 Stiid.
S6peine. = 3ufubr $4,000 Sti6.
Bretie matt un6 TIN &c gefalIen. Sbwere
$6.0006.30, lei6te unb 1bpere So. $50
$40, leicbte So, 950$6.2O.
S9afe. - 3ufubr $4,000 Stnd.
Breiie feft.
, 1893-06-28

Qus Ser ShuIe.
2ebrer: v@eGbes itnb bic lebten .3Gbne
Die mir befommen 2"
Marie9en: v0ie fali9en .3Gbne."
, 1893-06-28
1luf 6em SdieBftdn6e.

(fEortieBunQ foIQt,)
, 1893-06-28
@eMprhemt

@m q. SUM, WtDr9ens Ills. Srau Nsarearet
Gbetlen, Sotttn BON Sacob S. Gberlen, i'm sitter bon
q Sobren: Seeroi9l19 9pnnerito9 gta9mittag nm 2
Hbr ppm Srouerb0nfe 238 &arrabee Str.
SacDb s. GberIet, @eo. @berlen, Sreb.
gberlen, &tu0Cr.
, 1893-06-28
SerIanet: Sraueu unb MGo6em.

OSerlangt: @rfte alaiie Mdb9eu fir oageuletne
Sousorbeit, Yrioat=5amilte. anqe11ebme @or.
ttaOt Outer SObn. gsad3ufragen in 62 Gutarto=str,
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-28

Miss Ida Saunders is spending a few
weeks in New York with Miss Eva
IIeyer.
Mrs. j. U. Layton has been spending
a few days IN Wilmington.
Post Master Wheaton has greatly
beautiGed the Post Office with Il coat OF
paint and IL new veranda in front.
Contractor Keen has Newell Gibbons
new house enclosed.
james L. Baker is building two new
houses on London street.
The two Epworth Leagues picknick-
ed at lakewood Beach last Wednesday.
Our Sunday school is to have Il picnic
near White Oak Park in the near flu
ture.
J. Leon layton has sold his flock Of
pigeons to Horace Callahan.
Quite a number of people visit our
shores every Sunday to get the pure
country air.
Rev. G. G.. Senser held a promise
meeting last Sunday evening.
While waiting for the boat at Penn's
Grove it will pay to visit Charles 2.
Kidd's new shoe store and examine his
excellent stock of shoes.
An order for Sleeps Photographs of
the world OH card board las been taken
in nearly every school rs far as canvass
ed by the agent.