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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
Average temperature.

Mean .c,uD.rRtuIc, IN.i.
!. ii.hf showers iu toe "a, Crn7ou.
%. Li-ht sprinkle IN the iu:rn on.
o.. Han aul rain LATE ~ ;Ae afternoon.
.. lght rain an day.
%. Eaiu az nigh'.
q. showers daring the lay ald al night.
q. Raining Gli dav.
s.. Ram all day AMI night.
%. Raining all day ana night.
lO. Rain M night.
II. Ram all dGy. with hail at night; siee;y
iD No morning.
H.. Bal1 ana euow ~ night.
o. Light rain az night.
j.. Light rain iu 90. furou ron.
Rainfall for The month. 80 inches.
ia the table below will be found the
mean temperature W40 the amount OF rain
ai during tie cores pouding month for
the lAs' thirteen wears, the rainfall being
1.n..nrnl ~ / n-rlnn, nnoh mnrrlrn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

Rain fell on fourteen 81 the twenty
oieAt days Oi the month. and cloudy
weather largely prevailed, thero bong
twelve days reported d. clear a. the Iour
OF observation. Tho dowupour wG7 above
the average. as shown above.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
MARKETS BY TsLEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 2s.-Flour duh but
steady. Winter wheat, low grades 81. l0as2.55;
patents, s3sSat4.2J: Minnesota clear, S2JUa
s350 patents. s4.25asj. Southern -four duh
but stendy; common 10 fair extra. 81. 10as3l0 /;
good TO choice do. sa15as1.2i. Wheat flrm aud
moderately active for export: No. 2 red, store
and elevator, Tiic.; anoat 7SAe: options
active and wholly on switching account with
the close steady and unchanged from ycsler.
day and no outside features May and July most
active; No. ., rcd, harch, 1880: Nay. 7o,4c.
Corn urn and quiet; No. >, 5l%.c. in elevator;
52a,c. anOai; ungrad0d mixed. .j0isaJ2lbc. :.
steamer mixed, jONa1lc. 4; options very Dun AZ
Nc. advance. With trading local: March,
5la.c.: May. JUlsc. Oats firm ana quiet: OPP
tions dull March and May, Size, July 3iic.;
No q 31LSa3Sr.: No. ?. white, ilc.; mixed
western, 3ss30lec.: white do, 4Oa45hc.; white
state, 4Oai5lec Beef duh but steady; fami-
ly, s12aa1350; extra mess, sDsSa50. Bee'-
hams inactive bus irm Mt s2l.5O. Tierced
beet quiet nrd steady; city extra India
moss. $40. Cut-meats quiet and easy ;
picked bellies, JlAal lhc. picked shoul-
ders, 500; hams, Slt. Middles quiet and
frmer: western steam closed at sl3; city,
sI2: options, sales none; refined quiet aud
nominal: Continent, $685.; South American
1890; compound, sl0.25. Pork duh but
steady: old Mess, SlA20aSl9.1O new ne 50,
900: extra prime. nominal COtton-seei oil IN
better demand and hrmer ~ the close: crndr.
are; yellow, 5Sa0Oc. Petroleum steady and
auirf Rosin duh bIt steady: strained, COM
mon 10 gOOn, i-iNhS i.@1. luIp'hellio Ha''
and more active n J4a3tlec MOlasses-foreign
nominal: New Orlcane open kettle. good 10
choice. I'm gcoI demand and Arm AZ 2Sa37c.
Peanuts quiet and steady: fancy haud.picked.
3ila4L,c: farmers, 2ifs3]Sc. Cofee-Optons
opened steady and unchanged 70 , points nd
vance, and closed barely steady. > points down
10 points up; March sl1.jjas 40; May,
slG.Oj: July, sl0.tj: September, $500; De-
cember, $685.; SPOT Rio duh and nominal ;
NO.1, 1SlEalSttc. Sugar-Raw frm aud quiet ;
fair refining. -. refined dniet AMI steady; No.
q. 1 9-IGaiasr: standard a. 4aSa4 1870. ;
qrauulated. 45SaA 1j-l5c. Freghts 20 Liyor-
pool: Mnrket dun and weak; cotton, 10y steamer,
3 3-39d.: grain, llId.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

WANTED, AGENTS. SAMPLE
w HASHloCK. PATENTED 1892. FREE
81 NAIL FOR -. STAMP lmmonse. tn
TiYnlieJ. only good enc ever invented Beats
weights sales unparalleled 81 a day.
bROu iRD q CO..
H.h i-Gt Phuldeiv hil. Pl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
Deeds and Marriages..

In the Clerks Office of the Chancery
Court 30 deeds were admitted 10 record
diving tho month OF February. lie Clerk
OF the Husiings Court issued marriage
l,ccnses IN the same period 10 "a couples,
81 of which we're white and n eolored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ENOR SALE.-THE MILL AND
T. MACHINERY, situated on tho west riis
OF Long Market street, Petershurg, Va,
known rs tho CENTRAL PLASlNG.MliL.
The lot fronts on Market street one hun
bred QOOl feet, and runs BACK, soy II
feet On ono ado sud say 1870 feet on th,
.othcr side. being wider Ia tho rear Than on tho
front. Al the buildings are u brick With ncfat
roofs. The main building r. iixsI feet. two -
stories high tho enNnc-h0use ami DRYING -ru0ms
cre oue story: sTnoxe-s,acE ~ brick. Tho ma
Chiuory consists o. 6O-bOrse elgine AMI
boiler, > woodworking planners. I ClarksDn -
Sons receiving machine to carry q iS-inch saw.
I houston threc-side moulding machine nov,
10 work seven inches Wide, l automatic knilc-
grinding machine. cutoff and sitting ~aw-ta nc-,
-hattng. pulleys. ana beltng al IN COOL Order.
ready for work. vii be sold a. a Wno'o or -cga.
rately.a- desired. \ coed opportunity Tor bpyin;
site Tor y manninct0rY VI any kind. for t0f-
mex Information apply 10 ". b. MARKS,
~ Long Market street.
70 9S-iw pctcrsburs "a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
XYrANTED. 4 COMPETENT COL.


w oRgD WOMAN NJ WAITRESS ASD
IOlSk-MAlD. Apply az 81 Park aYer1e.
mn LII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. February 2S.--The return OF unfa-
yorable weather Tor wheat and for the move
ment II corn cause1 the downward trend In
those markets to stop. The closing prices 20
dav, compared with yesterdays. shows gains OF
l1c I'm wheat. ~. In corn, aud l,c In oats There
were moderate advances IN provisions, pork
being 7iSc. higher Lard &c. and ribs Toe.
Cash Quotations: Flour duh, nominal ana
unchanged: spring wheat. 123laf3iSc. No.
. oats. .iOa3O4c. No. > corn. 4Ot. Pork, slS."Ja
sIS.2Ilh Lard. sI2.5Oa$l2.T5. Shori-rib
sides, slO.1J. Dry-saiei shoulders, So. %
sqssH. Short-clear sides, si0.Jjasl0.d0. Whis'
key. ti.l7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
Moan ,empera.ara. .........-......
NEW YORK STOCK Market.

~" INN - W.T. WFNNfN-''
NEW YoEK. February 2S.-The stock market
for the FIRST time in weeks developed to-day
decidedly siropg temper. ami material advances
were scorcd all over the lis, only one stock
amongst the prominent shares showing net
loss ior the day. though THE amounted 20 only
- per cent. The easier condition OF the ex-
change market AMI the practical cessation Of
gold exports were tho underlying cause Of this
change in temper. but to-day was marked by An
absence 81 the late heavy pressure To sell and
dcarth Of rumors Of n disquisting nature.
READING.
Lees was heard o. Reading than on any day
for tha lsst two weeks. but the stock was stili
the most active in the market and the trans
nctiOns were large enough for any OF the recent
days OF excitement. The news that the pay-
fnent OF wages had been resumed, and the NJ
icrercca Of Judge PaxOn 20 the effect that all
| Obligations would be inci. stimulated the de-
mani from the shorts. nud tho buying side ~
the account was entirely responsible for the
prominence ~ the stock in Tho market. IL raj
He'd 20 above - after selling down 10 % :. but
closed At 20. with net gain u ~, per cent.
SUGAR.
The next most prominent point In the list was
sugar. which, after selling a 100. was littod .
ia. WithOut excitement o. any kind. tho mp
ward movement being steady throughout the
day. II closed only hc. lower than liz best
price, with y net gain nj J7- per cent. Tor ths
nhI. DrtlNcfS ana ADrlhkc were tuf Nchk
spot ~ tho early denlings. ana the nrst-nafhed
declined q 4 per cent. 70 20, the lowest price
ever touched, hut later n fGn rally occurred and
" closed Win q small fractional advance. Cor
dagc pursued the same COURSE. while Chicago
gas. General Electric and Lead were s'rcng All
The way ont, the 'rsf closing with gain Of pa
aud the other with ono OF about ~ per cent
Railroad stocks were uniformly strong on c0ui-
paratlycly IFh' Transactions.
CLOSING PRICES HlGH.
A. 2 rule the highest prices were made AZ the
close. Northern Pacific preferred with "a gain OF
~. Larkawauua Wtfnora Of ~. and the Gran
gcfs' with gains extend from 10 io ~. were
all prominent IN the dealings. Substituted
stCcA-. 1897 .unO shares unlisted $4,000 shares.
Treasury balances DIN, t14.60t.OOO; cur
rcnry, s3l,1}NuO0.
MONEY tNp EXCHANGE.
Money On call nrm. ranging from % + Inst
loan at =; dosing offered att; Prime mercsn-
b tile payer, Gaiin.
sterling exchange qGict ana easy; posted
ra,c-. - Ncil2sl.SSls; commercial bills, s4.aGa
$3.50
Govcrnmnu' bonds IAN tut steaay southern
Sta'c bono. neglected. Railroad bonds ili'iy &c
tive and urm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE February n$.--N irginia "a. u.s.;
Baltimore ana Onto -i0";, 93i 5api; Baltimore
ana ONO Southwestern 1879. iOsi3 do 81 IN
comes. ~. con .oli1at,d gus bonds iOa4 l2i4;
do siOcl.s. bUaGuit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
Richmond Arrivals In New Yor,:.

special telegram 10 inc Dlsph''i'.
NEW YorK. February 2S.--T. kaufman, In
pcrial; j. II. Duaun. Grand; II. II. Wallace j.
Mamery, Aston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
MEETINGS--FirSt Wednesday.

CIGARMAkERS UNION.
RfCHMOSD LODGE. TONTL
STATE COUNClf, CHOSEN FRIENDS.
SOLpTEHS-HOME LODGE, GOOD TENPLARS.
GlLL-HEHORTAL LODGE. GOOD TEMP AXIS.
~TONEWAIf CAMP, fRArKRNAL LEGION.
NF-T-NNp BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
VIRGINIA LODGE. sBNESSI,L LEAGUE.
GOODWILL COtNCIf, MECHANICS.
VIRGINIA rENT. Kl,I0aTs o. NACCABEEi
POCAWOSrAs TRteE, RID MIN.
HENRY CLAY COCNCU. FRArERSAL CIRCLE.
LIBBY COUNCIL. FRATERSAL CIRCLE.
RICHMOND COUNCIL, FKArGHNAL CIRCLE.
SCHILLER LODGE, ODD-rEiLONs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

Neon ilse-......... 600 Evening -. 400
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY :, 1893.
AREIyED.
steamer Samuel o.. Peuty. Norfolk merrhan-
Dis, and passengers iryln Wcislscr agent.
SAILED.
steamship Old Dominion, couch, Now York.
mcrrhandi-e and passengers; George W. Alien
y CO., agents.
PORT Of NEWPORT NEWS, Feg. -, 1893
,By'eosraph.i
ARRIVED.
British steamship Hampstead, Boston.
schooner Reighter. New York
Barge Kingston, Nov 0rk.
Barge nencon, New York.
SAILED
schooner Mar)ory Brown. New Bedford.
PORT OF WEST POINT FEBRUARY Is, 1893.
by tcegrapa.l
LRRiYED.
steamship Berkshire. Ryder. Providence ria
Newport News aud Norfolk, passengers and
general cargo. ,-,..... ...
-cngera ana general cargo.
steamer Elm city, Marshall, WalkertOn, pas
seugers and general cargo
SAILED
steamship Berkshire. Ryder Providence "a
Norfolk. passengers anu general cargo
steamship Charlotte. Nickle. Baltimore, pas
seuge, = and general cargo.
steamer Film civ. Marshall Nalkcrton, pn5-
sengcr- aud general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

CTOLEN FROM MY FARM. On
y Cedar Hin, near Hanover Junction, <E1N
on me n,.ht Of 27ta instant. LAk0E BAY
HORSE. No Gas uacked 10 Caroline county and
eslyed MIA z. 5. cAApozo. nothWsil. Va
Nh l-lr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

tIorR.-we quote Fine, saas2.26: super
s4.5o; patent, s4.7eas5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

Look 10 your interest. You can buy
Salvation Oil. the great pain cure, iof 20
esptz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
srn-K nrnrArIDva.


Ala. Class 3d.. 1000 7 enn. new settlr-
20. R........ 1O4 mcur Ge........ lOli9
dc. C.......... 81 d. DO 0's.......lnl
In. COnsols........ Nj 10. do. 1'..-.... .u's
\ a. a. ~ - virginia g.. tuidl %
d1. "a ... III. "a. * maturcd
q. e. Browns nup 80 coupons. goo. Gid y
Tenn. Olds ........ % W.. cOA-ol5.....,.. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

'c- on Police me- YESTERDAY
.. trtr~trtcd the usual routine
81. w.'l be regular month
ff' COMMITTEE on james
..t f..ucuf ~ ESQ O'Clock this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was cloudy ana rainy throughout the day. NJ
midnight tie skies were cloudy.
Rage 81 tho ihcrmometcr NJ the frOnt-dOor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
GRAM AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. February .S.-OfFEEIsGs-Wheal
600 bushels. Corn, 80 bushels Oats, l,3'O
bushels.
SALEs.-Wheai. GOO bushels.
oUOrArIo;.A
WHEAr-LongbeIry, ssaslc. Mixed. 'OaSic.
Srortbcrry. 1OaSuc. No. 2 REQ, S9c.
CoRS.--Whits virginia, bag lots, o2e. NO :
white. a.,c. No. = mixed fpa5cc.
oATs-Wintsy Tor seed, 42aiJc,; No :
riixcd, ;2Sis ,3gc.; No mixed. j1a3se.
KYR.-80aOJc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
,D0TT OUR STREETS.
yeoerANr MATTERS BEFORE
NA', c0vwrTEe LAST NIGHT.
,,c Sow a. g a.. Depot Nearly
,,mp'e'cd-r Track to the ''"'''o"
uctei other Boslncss'

..t.rlay evening. those present
,,...r. Curtis chairman. Bahcn'
r..a.. S.rat,op, BraueT. DAVIS
81. I4swu. .,., 49,. orl;.
.....rr. tho Chesapeake aud ono
.. place Wetchman al its VII
,..-..,venuc crossing. hi. II. !.
,.,f.c. .or che road, appeared
,..an!,if.r. stating that awatch-
lax 80. ans moro NJ tins POINT
'ho rsssrr. -hv. The establish
,..,. o che place mentioned, no
..li prove luWacucab'c. rs
r. from 10 would fughten
.u'. wv rFroT.
...rI has rcullEs upon this ques-
.I.u sai1 that the plans for
au.ou depot oi he tbo-a-
.Df.l .ystcm were almost COM
t,..' .ffrr tie erection Of this
.,t. trarei 800 that part ~ The CITY
lighter Nh Nickham did
.rr further Indication ~ me
pans wish reference t. this
.,.1.r.le discussion upon the
T- .luru moved that the road
... directed 90 place T. watChmau
.. % ~ f~.stlc. whose duty shall
..., 90, bell 81 tho entrance Ot
.+I. f.nul. This vas adopted.
-.-tf.u offered % motion that the
ana Engineer toe reqpested
.r.l.r1uco allowing crosS-oV'rs
.. ...w-Or the double tracks on
..f..i Nrugd street on Seventh
... .f.'A uieo e Clay on Seventh
..l all'Gr the street-car COM
.,.t'ree % making a connection
>...-.tr.ef and the Manchester
rlr1m explained That the COM
-.s O.. RIM thc Manchester ears
..tlaal Brood and tAc Cncstnut-
.. down 60 Seventh and Clay
I.-,.r was of tho opinion that this
.H Do, considered hy loiut
-.u tho Councils of Richmond
.'rr. ne referred 10 the conn
..... .t., people acto,s the riYcr a. 10
t.Ir -.rvicc.
-.I.f.l.- motion was then adopted
provision that tho committee
-.. power 90 have the cross
.t.I % deemed necessary. Inc
l. 90 be reported at tie next
...r
.rr HArrf-. Sc -GETT GISF.
.t.n .i number of property
.--.u street ior the opening
.4-NflI. - u uniform width
.f.lI street and Park avenue,
D1'1aw spoke iu favor of tho
.-..u.I .'i width Dt % feet iDr
lal o.. allowing uropprty-Own-
...t .lr 60 bring their houses
-. Oh. established.
.r Hunt referred - SON" al-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
..,-1o CONNECT 1HE LINES.
1.., No, tpon Guaranteeing Good
service NanChCster news

...-. .c.....
.5- g.,,,',,, ',i.s,,ter "a
..... rs, o. o'c.ocb. Chairman
presided .ud the following
.- w.r, lrc.eut s. ~. abr,
". O.. 0,arkc. aud John
Ne...- tis.cI. Nash. ard Sci
. I.nWav conn ANY. OltN-
...r and C..v.Euglueer
.... ...l .re.crt.
-,..t. enc .Ynrpoec 0f con-
...f.stf.n from President
.tL. ..taOuf and Manchester
....ry O. connect his Hail.
.>.rr., lines at iwenty-hr,t
..r..r-.
. w... discussed o. length.
fun. ll- intention 60 give
Manchester the best car SER
.r ....fcI.
.s. lo you propose go
'.. ~.
...,.. Up n.seiblv 6ftecn
Nl FISHER.
l.'.-.trs gave us 81 eleven
SAID Judge CloptoD.
".u g.. minutes. thea,
-|t Us that ~ Wrltug
....'.' e,d Mr. Fisher.
o. ....... t.......... -. v.rlo.
.r.... r'. ,yb,rb w. adonte1'
... Dopt m toI,conrr an or.
....p uorm.,,l.n 10 make the
provided rho .fr4et-oar man
.... ..,. ..ylt.ct 10 furnish
a- ., ...red bv the con-
'.aa.l. me committee thea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
xvyANTFD- EyERYBODY WITH 4

WANTED. EVERYBODY WITH 4
w cough or cola 10 taSo p0tt.e u
R,oWNs BRONCHIAL BALSAA. Prizes 81
csrts AT drnsstorea. 70 i5-NSFGw,foes
no YOU WANT TO BUY A HOUSE
or Iofs IL tocsn'r COS. anytN,ns 70 les as
KNOW VIVA, you 10 desire. We have a r,ce list.
ana we mar help you 10 &c, shet yo1 want at q
safi.faetory price. CABkiL WILSON
10 2G-eoi3t north tsn,i strcet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices OF Monoy. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco, Cotton. &C., and tho
Weather Indications
fBr telerrnnh 70 tho plspnteh. !

t|F 'N''t'"P- w WV ''-t'NN''i
WASHINGTON, February 2S.-Forecast
trlIp for twenty-four hours--from midnight
'"" 10 midnight-for Virginia: Fair
EIweaihor. preceded by showers tonight
in the southern portion; slightly
warmer northery winds.
For North Carolina: Fair weather. preceded
~ local showers In the eastern portion: nor;her-
~ winds.
THE WEATHER IN RiCHMcND YESTERDAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01

DURE LARD. Ice;
4 3 cans BEST COkN Tor s3c.; ,,
bLACEING BRUSHES. &C.: 10 bars Lhhub
SOAP TOR 25c.: - .,,, .,o,.p
80 soiJ s4T, A birrel, or &c. sack.
SNOWFLAKE PATENT RAniLf FLooa K,
"a 30 barrel, or sibc. sl.4
pounds VIRGINIA BuCbWhkAFf os Zsc;
sew crop NEW ORLEANS NoLAoSiS, joc.
gallon;
CALIFORNIA HAMS. lac;
3 pounds MAlsVlSs MILK LUNCH CRAChkhS
NEW RAIsiNs. &c: CURRASTs. DC. HOME
dADE PRES EkFEs. 81. q pcGnd' JELLY,
g. \ pound, APPLs-BCitkI. - pound;
MOUNTAIN ROLL. BU flFk, 2S. 2oeha.
NORTH CAkOLlNA ktf uEhhiNHs lSs
toz.n fcr 25c.. SARDISES. 5c. boz.
CnAfARas's CELAfINE .or 2oc.;
WINE FOR Jolly, pos a atan.
- ILLMAS'S sDS,
.. ga lSeD-lS2g east NAia,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-01
PERSONAL.

MISS ANNE SHAW, OF NIR-
VI GINA who has conducted tweuiy-one
parties 70 Europe. win start rom RICHMOND
APRIL 2frH with party Of ladies for Colorado
California. tho Alaska voyage, the chicago Ek-
position Niagara aud New York. Winter party
90 Europe In Oc,oDar. For circnlafs address
Miss ANNE SHAW, caro- John Atunroo A Co,
Bankers. 30 Nassau street, New York.
"a 2f-eoi6W'
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-08-25
.CORRESP ONDE nee,
From Register Reporters-what is Being
Done Throughout The County-Eyents
and Gossip of the Week.
South Salem.

Very hot and dry. Crops needing
rain Haying has been the princi-
pal occupation lately. The series of
meetings protracted from the Quarter
ly meeting at Maple Grove closed
Wednesday night. Miss Myrtle FL
lis Of Attica, Mansas, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Stevens, and friends. -.
Mrs. Oscar Lash's father is visiting
him. :. Miss Nettie Ably is staying
with friends west of Humboldt. . The
following teachers have been engaged
to teach our neighboring schools :
Miss Stewart at Jeddo Miss Cora
Johnson at Central Avenue Miss Oh
lie Gerall at Maple Grove; Miss Emma
Beeman at Allen Center. .. Death has
again been i'm our midst, and this time
claimed the twin babes of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Palmer, born Aug. IA.
One died Monday night and was bur-
led Tuesday afternoon. The other
one died Saturday night Aug. IS and
was buried Sunday afternoon at Ma
pie Greve cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs.
Palmer have the sympathy of their
many friends i'm this hour of affiiction.
They were sweet babes, gone home to
beckon parents to the home beyond.
"They budded on earth to bloom in
Heaven
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-08-25
Special Worlds Fair Excursion

Many Kansas teachers who did not
visit the Worlds Fair early in the
season, have been i'm attendance upon
the August institutes during the pres.
ent month, and at its conclusion, with
contracts for the coming years work
i'm their pockets and with first grade
certificates to their credit, they are
ready to enjoy a two-weeks holiday
among the wonderfully interesting
and instructive sights of the Worlds
Columbian Exposition.
Fer the benefit of such teachers and
their friends, and others who have
not awaited themselves of earlier OPP
portunities, a special excursion over
the Santa Fe line has been planned
for Monday, Aug. 18th, leaving Kan
sas City at 200 p. m. All trains from
the south and west, make good con-
nections with this train.
This will be the last of the many
successful teachers excursions which
have gone to the Worlds Fair over
the popular Santa Fe line, and will be
personally conducted, thus insuring
that courteous treatment, comfort and
convenience, which have gained for
the Santa Fe, the warm friendship OF
so many teachers.
No better educational investment
can be made than in such a trip as
this; and teachers who wish to become
acquainted or to renew acquaintance
with the wonderful aggregation of ex-
hibits now to be seen i'm Jackson Park,
Chicago, are urged to join this special
excursion.
For any further information, apply
to r. A. EDGAR, Agent.
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much secluded from the outside world
on account of impaired hearing, but
left his widow and four boys with a
fair proportion of worldly possessions
blanche Aiken has not improved
rapidly but seems to be In a hopeful
condition. L. N. Barker, of Thorn
ton, Ind, a reliable breeder of Berk-
shire swine, and whom we knew in
boyhood days, recently sent to f. L.
CrOwell a fine pig. Mr.. c. thinks 1t
is as fine a specimen of the breed as
he ever saw. He Is known as Column
bus on the Crowell farm and Walter
says che makes great many dis
coveries when he is allowed the priv
ilege of the door yard.". The hOrti-
cultural picnic at Mr.. Tredway's on
Sept. Sth, promises to be one of the
most pleasant ones the society has
held. Misses Clara Funk's and Ed
ia Tredway's sixteenth birthday an
niversary came on Sunday the Goth
and according to their custom they
celebrated it together at Mr.. Tired
ways Monday. Mrs. Walser, of
Illinois, and her daughter are visiting
at Mrs. Nash's Charlie McDermitt,
who went west with Jay Myler is
making an extended visit among his
acquaintance here. The Butler
county convention in their ballot or
Bulletn declaration must be aping
our Rath and Ceguill meeting at the
Center last fall &. Mr.. MOnfOrt's oats
made forty-six bushels to the acre and
his wheat fifteen. &. . Lucy Boatwright
and her sister, Mrs. Olmstead, are ex-
pected from Equity this week.
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NOTICE.

The board of directors of the Farm
er's Mutual Insurance Association, af-
ter having been ordered by the State
officials to cease business in cOmpli-
ance with State laws have for five
months used all the means in their
power to comply with the law and not
having received sufficient encourage
ment to continue their efforts, have
decided to disband, and will not be
liable for losses that occur after this
date, Aug. 10, 1893 The board of di-
rectors will meet at the court house in
lola, Saturday, Sept. 2, 1893, to make
a final settlement. All those knowing
themselves indebted to the Associa-
ton from assessment or otherwise are
earnestly requested to settle up prior
to that date that all claims may be
paid i'm full and then if sufficient en-
enlargement is received from parties
interested the board is willing to
make an effort to reOrganize. By
order of the board of directors.
j. Z. REMSBERG,
Secretary
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Olive Branch.

Miss Myers of Savonburg and Miss
McDermitt were visiting the Misses
Bacon. =. Charlie How's team became
frightened while raking hay and ran
away with the rake, throwing Char
lie i'm the air. He was badly bruised
but no bones broken. Mrs. Harcle-
ode is quite poorly. Mr.. Hartman
has had new well drilled and has
lots of water. The Ford boys thresh-
ed for c. Bacon and ID. LaRue. Inas
Downs is quite sick. -. Ira Stone is
visiting his aunt Mrs. Smith. The
ice cream supper at Elsmore for the
benefit of Rev. Lesser, was well at
tended and all seemed to enjoy them
selves. Several from this neighbor-
hood attended the Quarterly meeting
at Browns grove last Sunday. Lena
and Eddie Bacon are visiting their
grandparents in Yates Center. q. d.. Mrs.
Tegmyer who has been visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Mattocks, started for her
home i'm Bloomington last Monday. -.
Mr.. Waters of lola, was calling on old
friends i'm this neighborhOod.