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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.


Offerings Of tobaccos at auction on
Change to-day 10 packages Of sun
cured. One package sold at SO one at
SIG one taken in at Sl2. two sold at
Sl2 two at $1,000, two at S1O.23, TWO az
S0.75, six at 50. six at $3.50 three "t
SS.25, Ave at S., one at SL1o' TWO AT
S725. two at 81, one at $615, one al So'oV'
two at So, one at $3.50, one at 500 one
taken in at $3.50, three sold al 80, one
at S49j, one at $3.50, two at Sfoo, one
at $40 one at $500, one taken IN at
81 20. two sold at $3.50. one at $40, two
at $40, FIVE at 81, one at $500 one az
S3QO. one at $3.50. one at $3.50 one at
$40, two at $3.50.
Private sales reported 10 the fecretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade today
Wrappers. Q hogsheads; filters 2; cutters,
/ smokers, 80; leaf dark p Tugs (dark)'
II. Total, "A hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
nspections-Bright, hogsheads; dark,
60 hogsheads and 20 tierces. Reinspec-
tions-Bright, "A hogsheads dark, hogs
head.
Farmers, Wilson'S, Crenshaws, Ale
ghany. Old Dominion, shockoe, Daven-
ports. Planters aid Seabrook's tobacco
warehouses report to-day: Receipts, II
packages; deliveries, 6S packages.
United states internal revenue eohec-
lions for the city Of Richmond, Va To-
day: Cigars and cigarettes, SlOe.9Oi plug
tobaccos, S3,0s253. Total, S3,l9l.43'
Another good sale Of tobaccos at the
Planters warehouse to-day, with prices
holding up as usual This Warehouse
will have an extra sale OF fine tobaccos
for Tomorrow Saturday,
Registered al the Tobacco Exchange
+o.dev. w f. Gunter F. r. Gunter, W.
. billiard. Louisa; II. e, Harmon, Win
eton. r. X. Peters, Chase City; T. 5.
Tyqliams r. s. Williamson, Danville;
W s Saunders, Goochland; w. II. Swift,
Louisa.
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ruary. 4 32-G4. buyers; February March,
34-6fEI4 35-64 March-April, 90-64Q
4 37-64; ApriI-May. 1894, sellers; May
June. 4i-64. sellers. Futures closed
strong.
Following are the weekly cotton sta
tistics: Total sales OF the week, 660O0
bales; American. 5000 bales; trade TAX
ings, including forwarded from ships
side. 1900 bales; actual export, 5000
bales; total import. 1900 bales; Ameri-
can. 1900 bales; total stock. $4,000 bales;
American. COL 900 bales; total ahoat,
5000 bales; American, 10000 bales; spec
ulators took 1900 bales and exporters
took 4 200 bales.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. o., oct. 6.-tlour-
Spring patent, SfO0aA25; fancy S8'~9
40: family. S275d3.0o
Wheat-No. 2 worth about G7aooc.
Corn frmer; No. Whlle, Soc
white, 4Oc.; No. yellow, 4o'sc. -. o
oats firm; sample white ozAc'' NJ
white. 34c.; NO. mixed, SIC s,ooo.
" Pork steady; mess, $l775; family Slo'Ooi
clear family, $1,000.
Lard steady at S975qlo2o
icon steady; shoulders, $3.50; short
,ih sides. 5000; short clear sides, Sli'3o.
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ST LOUIS.

sr LOUIS. MO, oct. 6-Flour quiet 4;
natent s3OOa3.2O. family S2.oOa2lo;
Wheat higher; October 62@c. bid; NO
vember, G3hc. bid. -,-..
corn lower; october, 3794c.; December
35c. year 84Ac. -. o,,lo
oats higher; october, 2lAc.i May "l'4o'
bid.
Iard-Prime steam, S94O' 100
Dry Sailed Meats-should 800
longs and clear ribs, D.6212i shorts' SIu'uo'
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, Sts'A' iohss'
en- t9fL. clear ribs, Sl1.1212; shorts
1.371aG11.50
High wines steady at Sl.l2.
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closed firm at 5a3o points up; October,
sfT.0SfiiT25: December. SlboSaloH /.
March, sl5.55al5.GO. Spot Rio hrmer ana
quiet; No. Z. 1880.
Sugar-Raw easier and moro active
fair refining. 3Ac: e6-,est centrifugal.
3Nc. Refined fairly active and nrm,
No. 6. 4S4G4 i5-1ec.; standard A. s-iog
5ssc.; cut-loaf, 5M95 i3-1oc.; sfahuisVeo'
5 S-58dSi9c. 49,,
Freights 10 Liverpool dull ana UNI
changed; cotton, steamer 'so'' siaii''
steamer "a.
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. Charity One Cent?

The editor OF the Ypsilanu CONNER
cial is responsible for this i,em We
happened by accident upon a page from
the account book of one of Ypsilanti s
first young laslies, Following are a few
Of the actual items: Gloves. S2,5; marsh
mallows 50 cents dressmaker sl2: chart
ty, cent; perfumery, $685.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA, oct. G, 1898.

RICHMOND, VA, Oct. g. 1893.
Offerings Wheat, 2,lis bushels corn
Cwhite), ,23G bushels; oats, LOO bushels
Sales-Wheat, 2132 bushels corn
(white), 1920 bushels.
-Wheat-Longberry DC 10
zoe: mixed, G6c. to 70c.; shortberry, DOC
to 7Oc; No. red, CSC. Corn-White,
prime Virginia fbag lots), 52c.; No. :
white, &c; No. mixed, Ole Oats
Winter for seed, 35c. to 5sc'' NO,
mixed. 35c. TO 35Mc.; No. mixed Sie'
TO 34Jac Rye, SOC. 10 Coo
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A Conscientious Editor.

The late Miss Booth. editor OF Harper >
Razaar. was extremely conscientious III
her work. II was her praeuceto read
story TO which she was at all attracted
thrse different times. in as many dlrierent
moods before she recognized Its right 10
be printed, and only then II Il successful
ly passed each test.
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NV work. pRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. oct 6-Flour easy. dun
arl barely steady. winter wheat. low
ualss. s285a2.45: fair 20 fancy, S2.4aa
t4. patent. S3.5Gd4OO. Minnesota clear,
.Ol8OJ. patent. S41Od40O. Southern
t.lr dun and easy. common 10 iair
HHa S210a&I0; good 90 choice 60.
a.iIte1
Wa-at-Spot market lrmer and fairly
active. No. red, store and elevator
Y 1Ysc: ahoat. 70iac. Options dun
aai Irregular; at the close firm az 20
.e over yesterday; closing; October
Hi.e November. IKE; December, f3iac
C1r-9pot dull and weak; No. ,, aSc
elevator. 4sa1S8sc. ah0at options lie
enai and closed steady at lsQ%c. untr
yesterday with an active business; Oc-
ha.r SHE: November. 4sc., December
N.r
Oats Spot quiet and easier. options
a-. and lower; October a3jsc. Novem-
l., a5tc; December, 344c.; No ? white
oaotar, 35atc. Spot-No. 2, 3fc.i No
WHITE. S5A036Hc.; mixed Western 5i'2
ta'c; white do. 86lsQ30c.
WOOL steady and in fair demand.
Beer firms family, Sl2GOQ1A5O; extra
sf fl050W110O beef hams quiet at
t,"1lG5O tIerced beef duh and firm;
,.y extra India mess. $22.00d23.00; cut
,N firm and quiet; picked bellies,
1855 shoulders, $3.50; hams,
fll00 mddles nominal
A'Il quiet and firm; Western steam
,.a az $1,000; city. $3.50; October,
''e. November $500 Refined quiet;
ointment 5000; South America. Sl0T5;
Ompolud, SS12H.
I'rk moderately active and nrm; new
t,ss NS 75Qla0O.
utter qulet and steady: state dairy.
-..@'c Western dairy, i7M022c.; cream
~, @4doc.; Elglus. SOC; Imitation,
creamery iSQ2lc.
o., .'''oh seed oh quiet and nominal: crude,
yellow, 40c asked.
e'ioielm quiet and firm; crude. In
rfh Washington. $3.50; bulk. 81. 90
a~New York, 1913; PHILADELPHIA
htiilnore. $40; do. bulk. s. 9O0s2 IS.
's.h quiet and steady; strained, COM
-.rh 70 good. N.17i40l2O
4fpenune quiet and steady al 2sib329c.
800 M FAIR demand and firm; domestic,
N, 20 extra 5AU5Ae.; Japan, 4Ha4kc.
-,o'asses- Foreign nominal. New Or
80 open Kettle. good 10 choice, duh
- steady az 3Oq8Sc
1ahalA quiet: fancy hand-picked, az
''uee-opticns opened steady and
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WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON, \. c., oct. 6.-Rosin
arm strained. Soc; good do, e5c. DID,
Turpentine firm at %512c'
Tar firm at Sl.lo' -, a., INA.
Crude turpentine quiet haFu' SAV0'
soft and virgin, Sl-6O
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON. S. c. oct Dur
pentine firm at 25l5c. ,s
Rosin firm at 9Oc. for good STRAINED
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named bank, do solemniy swear tina the
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II. c BURNETT Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9Th
day Of October, 1898. }. j.; AlchENN1,
Notary Public.
Corrsct-Attest: -
JAMES MILLER.
A. t. BOULWARE,
JOHN i. PURCELL,
ocR-It Directors
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Notary Public.
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n r. SAVAGE.
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BANK sTATEMENTs.

DEPoaT OF THE CONDITION. OF THE
IL CITY BANK OF RICHh ND. AT RICH
MOND. IN ThE STATE OF VIRGINIA, AT
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r,,,,cp TOLD TALES. BY NArHANIEL HAwrHoRNE.

most distinctly AmtFItah anu TT
Ha"thGle' undyng book In Twice lolu
writer's TO Annual published no"
were oilsin( reprinted are in reality twice o,u
being well as the sup'leV on moust an
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banS do solemnly swear hat the above state,
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pau AND VIRGINIA.

To- classic frh writer o almost
TINS place Tor HssiI
appreciate the ~ork OK sehaus
renowned IL BOOK
fas edfyns generations yet unborn
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20 rrcIIP BIZ OWEN MEREDITH lRobert Lord IytV"u'I

J15riI ffon,
a IN
tsh Br0wnin Legh. IN an enehaNu
what Ia @ strong romantic thought plus aY Of nave
,,or and brilliant dialogue
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RANK STATEMENTS.

nrpoKT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
IL AEEcHANT5r NATIONAL BANK AT
iiSIA. If THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
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!, TUE SCARLET LETTER. BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORN

A romance OF intense inleteS'' Fo~ an artl
i ,g5 S anu New England colonial ne we ma
I iiI ne best OF SCOTS novels II Is 'iO' ~
features Of the age and place
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., 1lrs oE THE sCOTTIsn CAyALIERs
pr 80 FrNoNsToUAE AYToUA.

" $3.50 ballads OF Of BlaesNood Tame nave tnsf
Ihe Ancient Rome lhr
10 seh9 IN ns
the Nor popular
nv fach
NN'''@"
ha the "coyenantsb
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40 ~ lpRICAN FARM. BY IRalpb Ironl OLIVE

appealing
po"ee recognized mode
in hersd. novel consists OF series
OUT o South Africa ana set
studies with problems when u1loe
ting before from possibility culture
WI leaves an apNNS "''' w. '
novesnf
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L. J. w Sinton. cashier of the aboye-nAmed
bank, do solemuy swear that the above state
ment is true to the best OF my knowledge and
belief J. ". SlNTON, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 9Th
day Of October, 1893
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Notary Public.
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who
rcu. world Goldsmith has h over e wa ,ns
by
readth
Scott sa and an author VINO cons 30 ~s
ana throughout It's fascinating PAGES
20 ~ Of Poor Poll gem" fancy anu "' 's'
simplicity
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DEPOT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
II STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA, AT RICH
MOND, II THE STATE OF VIRGINIA, AT
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS OCTOBER 3rd,
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or,vs I'm Pressl BY (Rapb Ironl OLIVE scHRrisER

OF
schrner
ses and besides It's high reataas ausnu - "
thosem problems
the 80 ound before the hon.anu rea p"'
nshts the workof and uncommon MINI
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"a RACK BEAUTY. TN Pressl By ANNA SEVILLE.

and sewen feeins
popusHf
andm ms a
ofc
ana who seek 70 suppress
most vices, cruelty 70 animals
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Address TINES BOOK DEPARTMENT. Building RichmOnv
Watch carefully Are constantly added.
l. THE REyERIEs OF BACHELOR; Or BOOK OF THE HEART
BY Tx MARVEL Donald G. Mlchel.l
a 'f now st 1 d s s n Tl %s %s It
ds 9T naaosaa ss.s, Marvel y. sn S fro" his ' how quaint
g LAYS ANCIENT ROME. By Beautifully Illustrated
asaa Lays instinct with the very sog Of g9y s9d hare sTs aS s
@ sss S,S a ssa.
a d are Sna ssseu ss 'a delicate Sa'1. '''
3. A TLLYIOss SCANDAL BY j. BARRIE
A new T BY j. NJ Barrie author s SssS T9 %s i the n
ary every intelligent reader hsheaSs Action In stories Of hum.
the s.'Foe'' Of the sc' wsSySr and the H h s SA ons
sn and sr s S n1 a G R o Interpreter enhancing
ctor ehaaet IL up at the same time
L. THE SEVEN GABLES. By NArASa'I HAWTHORNE
This @ Of Ha%Gss m of the b %asys r ., h oss
work of poetic prose al the range Of
g. CRAWFORD. By MRS G.s1ELL
% s & ns sn a"ts %sr' 9'' sn clutches
s9sa G an G G sonons Sf the Is nuny
S Illustrated and with nH' literary ''''''''
g. THE By LORD -VrTOS ...u..,, ,,.
s G|qs T @ h T ad of a aNa %
%ea as %s %ay see realized needs WI,
@ Rs9s ss%sas s sT .S
plane adoPs the %'T piaGt enamel f but rarely
?. DREAM LIFE BY TX MARVEL donald Mbchonl
contains series studies Of Individual ShagaSs
has tssSeUHs 2oa and n
sometimes som pathetic pictures
rR,yKENsrEIN Or MODERN PRoMETHEUs By Mrs SHELLEY
Groves o iss a S author a sPe" Imaginative;
but o5o1 s S as creep
soio al''
pooK OF GOLDEN DEEDS. BY c. NJ YoNoE ,,,
This put %s1s hna msu I Fs~ dss srs 1
morality and rp and rising generation and encourage
e9an laS nd patriotic Ideas
70 NOISES FROM AN MsE By N.9nsIL nswTH o@
which HaTs for truth It's high literary excel
=, THE SCARLET LETTER. BY NATHANIEL Hawthorne 49,
H. m Of ssh@s ss'aS5T s Of Fara %
graphic ds,F Sal life IT literature
features n9 res Of the and place.
% ESSAYS OF By CHARLES LAMB Domo Dp.a with many .y
E These are lS OF T ap
h @ ae me utmost Seeking his material
delicate ihnmbam Importance to everything ana ns
grace
- v,c,p oy wakefield. By OLIVER GOLDSMITH - IN .
i' THIS eduacay edition % me- aoS a Sas ssssSSiy
r0 e whole world Goldsmith has 'nsd over hs % we
Saa almost S vicar % SsIs s youth age
SCOT and bless the memory t s m fascinating pages
reconcile Us aq genial fancy and the mOs'
dNerting simplicity
. TWICE TOLD TALES BY NATHANIEL HAwTHonsE; ~ o., ., u
H. "s asns1 A%s s 1 S l the T T S
writer's has gwen m published over afy ago and
being felicity EXPRESSION sSa scarlet of @s i a io s %Sss
Of so3''%3 aSe imaginative a genius of
, ,xD VIRGINIA. BY DE SAINT PIERRE
To- his story BY E ssse n i for Itself
immortal hook ana
With literary pt at renowned
all the fasg charming well as fyns generations yet unborn
~ ov AZ AFRICAN FARM. By Ralph Ionl OLIVE scHRENER
NON as 9e Story is appealing
Tss Se% path n: s Her po consists a ;'.s.
f before aer Win sS Vs not e o% amy POSSIBILITY Of
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&. CRAWFORD. BY Mrs. GAsxELL.

Crawford" In its charming miniature painting ana s.
calls the best of Jane Ausens novels. II Is delight
social life English country village, descriptive OF
character social conditions OF the little commu
earnestness and with fine literary ap1tudes In the
illustrated
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90 ESSAYS OF ELLA. BY CHARLLs LAMb 1

IL essays full Of gay hunor mssrsps,ser
These bright scintilations or
hits happy pun with the ard grace l my e -
unobrusye Seeking his material III Hs
delicate bestIamb gives Importance 10 everything
grace owe all
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Correct-Attest:

DFpoRT OF THE CONDITION or THE
e FlRSf EATl S9fAs4f "a BAN yAiR Al Ec Il
TIE CLOSE or BUSINESS OCTOBER 3,
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6. THE COMING RACE. BY LORD LyrroN.

by
OF inventive mind OF man may
but fascinating picture OF me h mTn" s,
century human
electrical and mechanical h
mercuryfQotsi and nave AT
mayelousy changed social ana
Of things product OF fancu but rarely shea anu ~
mind
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-07
10. NOISES FROM AN OLD hANst

Another delightful companion ~, -. go. an OId \
S,cb Hawthorne entitled Moses from an Ou
works, 1t is dlsunguls a. - ~ ovbIe favor.
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l. THE REyERIEs OF BACHELOR; or BOOB OF TAE aEARI
.. 4 TILLYLOss sCANnAL. By J. W. BAnnE

by j. NJ. Barrie author Of the Scottish
isteT," which has had phenomenal sale, may be e.
rary appetite Of every intelligent reader OF hgh-class
bic Scottish peasant life, Mr.. Barrie Is his spt
the characteristics Of the Scottish weaver and the peas
knows the sea. His sketches full Of dry, quail
realism and great force and drecness Of narrative %
day, has Lowand Scottish fiction had such an interp
depctor Of character W at the same time, with od
or dro incident,
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nREAM LIFE. By Tx. NAVEL lDonad @ MIiche.l


Ttora l. a rrofound mental study this worldwide AM
contains series very vivid and picturesque spuIs VI
ga faaino II has fascinating power over the reader "h
lion charms appreciation ana mis- the iho VIII
sometimes pathetic pictures
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FRANKENsTEIN, OR, THE M0DER

Mrs Groves "Night Side OF nature
hook every one should read It's author mas sea.
genius. passages In
% Mind and make creep once read the pooA can mar"
gOtten
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- This is just the book TO put INTO ie,,,a ,n ni
morglity and true manly ana W. woH .ss,f
mn his 20 develop and mould the tast'
ontimistlc and patriotic IDEAS
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/. TIE HOUSE. OF THE SEVEN GABLEs. BY Nam

This masterpiece HawthOrnes is full of the imagine
In felicity touch author Id unapproached by any
day Is perhaps. the pures piece OF poetic pr
American literature
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-08-11

l-Why all thistoil for triumphs ofan houro
2-Life's a short summer, and man flower
BY turns we catch the vital breath, and die,
4-The cradle and the tomb. alas so nign.
$40 be is better far than not TO be.
6-Ihough all mans life may seem tragedy;
But light cares speak when mighty griefS
are dumb
S-The bottom is but shallow whence they
come.
9-Your fate is but the common fate Of all;
lo-Unmingled joys. here, to no man befall.
ll-Nature to each aIots his proper sphere.
l2-Fortune makes folly her peculiar care;
I2-Custom does often reason overrule,
li-And throw a cruel sunshine on fool;
l5--Liye we'll, how long or short, permit to
heaven,
lG-They who forgive most shall be most for
given.
l7-sln may be c!asped 50 close We cannot
see its face
lS-Vic intercourse where vhtue has not
Is-Ihen keep each passion down, however
dear,
@-IhOu pendulum between smile ana tear;
2l-Her sensual suares let mIthIess pleasure
lay
a--Wtn craft and skill TO ruin and brtr"y;
23-Soar not ohigh 70 fall, but sloop to rise,
2l-We masters grow otull We must Gespisc.
90 then. reuouuce that mpious self-es-
-.
'tt'''
2j-Ricnes have wings, aud grandeur is
.r.o,,
g--Tbful. moi ambition visa because lis
,
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-08-11
Satisfying a Grudee.

Any letters here for AbSalom Ja-
cobSonl" asked the tall. loose -jointed
man with yellow hair and IA tuft OF
faded whiSkers on the extreme south
ern frontier of his pointed chin.
The village postmaster got up from
his chair and looked through the
box
None, he replied.
AIRY papers!
The postmaster examined the con
tents OF another pigeon hole.
NO papers for Jacobson
Letters r papers fur Alsbena Dul-
seena Reeta Haycrafty'
Il don't think there are
"WiSh't ye'd look an see
The postmaster looked through the
II boxes
None"
Anything fur Barker EaIs''
NO"
Guess ye'd better look
The official Inspected the boxes
again.
Just as told you. Nothing for
Eas
Sine Polhcmus,'
Another weary search through
stuffed pigeon-holrs
Nothing for Pohemus,"
The persistent man at the window
kept il up till the postmaster had as
crrtained by personal investigation
that there was neither letter nor pa
per in the Office for Giles Rugglrs,
Emery Wheclhouse, Barney Stedman
Hickory Twymnn, Nelson McPelt'
Jarvis kingsbury, or Homer Brarce,
and then made way reluctantly Tor
an impatient agricnltnrist FROM the
Bainbridge neighborhood who had
heeu waiting five minutes aud was
becoming threatening and dangerous.
What made YOU ask for all those
folks maily" inquired an acquaint-
ance. as the man with the faded chin
whiskers stepped outside the build
ing DO they live out IN your sec.
tion?'
NO. They don't live anywh'rr's
| know OF. "
Then what did you mean 10y max
ing the postmaster 20 TO all that
trouble for nothing
I've been askin' fur mail at this
awfus FUR mighty near seven months
an never got IA blamed thing, replied
the other with vindictive chuckle,
AN I'm gettin even with the guy
ment. b'gosh! That's all
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-08-11
Why Southern Girls are Liked.

There's vast difference In North
ern aud Southern girls. Did you ever
stop 10 consider ity Southern girls
are 90 much more attractive TO men
than we are. don't just understand
why il is. But every once In n Will"
some Louisville or Memphis or Nir-
ginia girl comes up here and fairly
walks away with every eligible man
she meets. She Is usually pretty, but
rarely us stylish a. her Northern sis.
ter. The former cares more for pret-
tiness than style, though, and wears
more dainty little curls and bows and
bangles and gewgaws than II North
ern girl would don ia N lifetime. IL
isn't exactly good form, We think, but
she doesn't know that, and II she
did. she wouldn't care, for abe boys
like it. and then her voice II so soft,
and her Southern pronunciation ls
simply delicious.
Her manners are charming but
rather gushing, never coldly conven.
tional nor Indifferent a. ours often are
And she does make such II fLss over
the men. She eXerts herself 70 to
please them and lays herself out TO be
charming To every man that comes
along, be no old or young, rich or
poor, married or unmarried. Aud
they all swear by tho Southern girl.
From grandpapa down to the little
freshman she captures all the mascu-
line hearts. Her Southern blood
gives quick appreciation and ready
laughter that refreshes man because
it's just what he loves To find IN "A wo-
man. Chicago Neps Record.