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THE LATE HURRICANE.
Great LcG9 Of Lifts End TreIn@ido1o Dsa1
a13 Ia Cuba

aga II, Cuba
NEW Your. Oct a-lnoc'nlng YES
sells continue TO s1ue details OF the
deetSpction wTougAs by Tire great a.
e,ore, which originated In ti,s West
Indies. laying waists great trsets q
land and playing havoc With every
thing af0at.
The steamer Tvyan, which arrived in
the harbor Thursday night, brought an
account oi the results of the visitation.
Size came from Gibara, whittier she had
gone for cargo Of bananas None
.ye-e 10 DC had. however. The planta-
tons for miles in the eastern end OF
G1trl had bccn devastated. About
I.a;1es. 800, 900 punches Of the fruit. ii
mas estimated, had been ruined. The
vessel nalugea 10 secure small cargo
Of sugar and tobacco.
From such reports rs were ct haHd 1t
was believed that the loss Of life IL
Cuba would reach os high as 200, while
tie property donnaYcd is estimated at
between two and three millions OF dol
lars.
EkY WhsT, t:a., Oct &. Nearly
every day fresh information reaches
here from the keys surrounding this
place relative To the loss Of lie III blo
recent hurricane.
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POOR CHINA.
Taken to Task by the French for
Murd ering French Missionaries.
sho Way uavc Additional Troubles Brought
Upon Her in ConscGuence-At Itoine It
is Reported Secret Societies are OIL
the Point of Revolution.

SAN FnAscfsco. Oct. 5.-The steamer
Gaelic arrived rom the orient Thu:s-
dar morning She brings Hong Kong
adr:ces up to September IL. and ycko~
ha1na mp to September 81.
a rt.eate Ietter from Shanghai, re'
ceivcd Ut Yokohama says: The CHI
nese go~crnn.eat, while on o2e hand
as var wSsb sapan. has been brought
TO tesas BY tho French gove,n-
rncnc fcr the murder OF the
French missionary. According to
China's reply to France she may
possibly have additional troubles
upon her. ut home the secret societies,
such as Kolao-Hwy. Peion-Iiw'y and
Tiente-llvy, are on the point OF rising.
The details Of these Internal dlssen-
skns have Seen communicated to me
| Nv foreigner who has recently re-
trrned from Chc-Foo. The Chinese at
kyyang-Tung are said 10 be secretly re-
joicing at these troubles, as they DC.
lieve that they presage the down1ul! OF
the Using dynasty and the restoration
| OF the Han rule
| A Shanghai telegram states that the
! Chinese government has declared TO
the French minister at PclSin that the
French missionary had been murdered
not by Chinese troops, but by REM
nant of the Japanese who had been de-
| featcd by the Chinese at Gazan. The
Chinese government, therefore, as
claims ali responsibility.
| The government Of Pekin has sent
to the foreign ministers dispatch In
which it expressed it's fear that lap
sncse nen-of-war sailing under foreign
aacs might attack China. and reauest'
ed the ministers to allow China to stop
foreign men-of-war by firing blank
cartridges at them, and to examine
them before they proceeded on their
way. The foreign ministers all refused
| their consent
The Chinese government" states
the North CniRe Daily Press has
promised every possible reparation for
the brutal and unprovolSca murder o.
! Mr.. Wylie, the Scotch missionary So
serious does the government recognize
the situation to be that Cd imperial
edict expressing the sorrow of the
tthrone at the news has already been
| issued, and the grand secretary ana!
! viceroy, Ii Hung Chang. is commanded
to punis!, the officer responsible for the
infamous conduct OF his ncn. The
actual assailan&s Of Mr. Wyke a:e ia
s be executed, and proclamationsstrrnly
! forbidding insults TO or assaults on
foreigners are 10 be issued. The chapel
at LAO Yuag is 20 be restored and
the family Of Ms, SEyhe is to be com
persated."
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rrsoar,ck Lewis, Of Conings, W. We.
has been appointed cadet at Wes1
Point military academy, with george
Homer, of Dayton, W. Va as alter
nate.
The Holland radiator works, ct bre-
men Ind, HIS decided, owing to the
tariff issue being settled, to run on
do,hle time end with an increased
force. ;,
Thomas l.. Martin, well.known
LAWYER of Louisville, has bean commit
ted to an asylum, having become IN
sane from orerworls and excessive use
81 tobacco He insgines he rs Coa.
Breckinridse.
The Sam Miller, Pittsburgh tow
toas thht has been engaged OF Baton
Hcuge. e., for some time in locahonss'
nes% caught frs Thursday n1Tns ana
burned to tee waters edge. Ihe oo&'
wes valued at ELS. 600.
Thomas Eyan and Ed "ea7er. coun-
.e,.fe:ters. were arrested at Windsor,
Ont. A search of their apartments re-
vealo,l inol!s fox coming American COL
lars and quarters and other equipments
for making spurious coin.
Alvu 81. Van Auken, the famous rail
way promoter under indictment tor
forging tie name Of President Ingalls,
OF the Zig Four on bond tor sso'ooo'
was brought to Quincy, ILL.,, and sur
rendered by his bondsnlen.
No,
Enaineers end frenen employed ny
the Oregon Railway and Navigation
Co. have been notified by Receiver NC
Neill Of q cut in wages scpten Der !;
The men will appeal to the Uniseo
states court FOR restraining order.
3 terrific natural gas explosion oc-
Cured at Alexandria, Ind, Wednesday
morning, which wrecked three bust
ness rooms and blew four persons oue
of an upper story all of whom, excep-
one. ESCAPED without serious injury
The explosion was due to defective
plumbing.
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,z.;. rennessse Railroad.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 29.~1the
,rorL ~ completing the Tennessee Cen
t %ol :, ro II from Crossville, Tenn. to
Knoxville has been let to New YORK
construction company. The eomple-
t;on ~ the road will make direct line
s s Nashville to Knoxville, saving
-nore than one hundred miles OF travei
hl at,veen the two cities. and will open
up to commerce fine sectlon FOL Oh ia Tan.
inc and mineral land IN -, ha 81 1 e;1l
nessee. The location OF the me Wiz
he finished by October 10: ana sne ""T ~.
Of construction will begin az once. ~
is expected to have through tram" ro'i-
hing In tvasIve months
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Robbed q Ifosudtnl.

EVANSVILLE. Ind, Oct s.-St. Mary's
hospital. ons OF the largest Catholic
institutions in tho west, w&a robbed Of
el,1eo by sneak thief who claimed
that be bad been sent there 10y one Of
the directors Of the institution to- re-
pair the electric wires. Flo gained nc
cess 30 the xoosF of tho sister superior,
where the money hs4 bs1p seoreted
Tho only clue is description, IA fnl-
lows: About twenty -eighvorthirty yenrs
old, 5 feeb 10 inches high, with blue eyes
and dark Jn0ustachc, black, curly hair
and Eery white teeth, and wearing u
pair Of aark pants, .colored checked
shirt Of oonaf2on appearnrct
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George Dixon Matched.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. s.-George Dis
on, the feetherweight champion. and
IA Griffith, better known as Young
Critic. were Saturday matched to Sight
to a finssh before the club offering the
largest purse and $1,000 4 side. Tho
contest is tp-ta,se place in six weeks 81
her the acceptance By i'pth pugilists OF
the purse.
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psapt of1srs te Mediate.

Logpss, Oct a.-The csatgaJ Seg$
correspondent Ia Kome sayss rs Is
sentaeAoassfy aApexnoyd thas the Isaa'
iea zuanfxseE IA Fixing has offered the
Chinese govoEnmeEt Itsly's nlsdihsion
in sbe questions at issue Iotween China
and japan. TIE cruiser ,UnbriH has
started from Spepzfa iog chtna.
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A laDyASgAUST.
Easossocas Es.axs Gu wo.awasa aSaryse,
0asross---firemcn Perish E.sevsbss by |,
tie Cc,l;a.asn OF q Wall

Esssssscas .sl,xs ca Woodward Asnfsse,
ts,e Collapse OF Wall.
E,-raWr, Mica. Get Giro dis
cove-csd in the shipping rsaeas 81 siae
b,seMe..t a. the back Of the fusn:tnre
secre OF EeeNan e .12sn at g:ss CLOCK
fs~i5ay mcrain4. An a5afsn was
psonpsy9 srrnsa Ia, ba. ~ fssas,aa
taa csaaSrea ar7i~ga the Gre h.sSt s:yfaeti
eopsseerataa hcadwey hsria run mp
f9@ einTaesx sl!.Sfs, End tho assfire . .
Ysa Eoer va!e isaass OF sraosle a1xi
Szne wsea he erss sSraasa sas
lpsswg~
7sars wes-, sixty asRYloyaz Ia tsse
f@j1Siag Sna tsoas az saess hsa yypre:ft
aAssnulty IN escaping. 1sas rasi'ding,
SIN Oh fashioned sae-Ssors srset. was
xs, 81 uxc The atocls ruined. st
o'clock the fr,,nt v-sil ofs..ae building
tAsa. hlei ineo Woodward sTeruc. 1t
calno in thc shape OF 81 e0llapse, and
the mss Of debris did not spreed be-
yep4 the euro.
The fre1ncn Working III front of the
rapidly IS possible. son1e got out
frosa Under, but dozen aor more I'M
fortunate fellows were unable to do SO
on account OF the piles of brick, glass
and bsrnt tinbers at the front Of the
store.
yell Of horror went mp simultane-
ously from the throaSs Of the thou
sands who were IN the street., and then
there vas crash like an earthquake.
The air was filled 9th dust and sheets
Of flame and smoke. Then gone Of the
falling wall broke the heavy clectri :
wires in 'front.' OF the street beside the
trolley wires. A splash of futscring
electric fuia lighted up The scene ard
people crowded and sarged to get into
the stores and down the SIDE streets to
escape being shocked A number OF
men, women and children we're tram
pied under the feet OF TIC frightened
spectators. but none Tare seriously
hunt.
the Hrst man taken from under
G26 detrls was Lieut. Aichasf Il.
DossxAue,. Of Chemical No 1. &c was
aesd.
the ne!tst body sFas rsat st Richard
DEFY. pipeaaH OF Engine No. 9. It
was iYiag under 1wp !res, COLUMNS and
THO fe9sd ana baoSs were fMgtitfulSy
eapslsed.
Tho HeNtr5essd MAR 20, be taken Out
WAS pipeanan John Pagal Of no 9.
He wss crushed by the tui1bsns
walls.
F'se6erick a. Busscy- 81 spectator,
w3rs sp.Sen TO Graes hospital and died.
Nike Gray was taken TO Grace hog
pytaF, where ae was found to be sc
badly i4itured about tbs head taat he
may die.
sisa9 Boyle, pipenaan of No. 9 is Sill
81. Ea1e rains aiT,l e&rtainly dond.
Jnliess cusnmings. Company No. e.
sadll IN ruins.
T}se iajuced.-Lieut. O'Rourke. OF
8pgfns 40 s; Pipeman Z. Stock, No. s;
piwnan G. cronin, No, s; John 3.
Newell, Truck 2, injured about head
THOMAS Garry, substitute, badly
bruised; Leslie McNamara, No. q
Henry Kimberly, No. .; Henry HcriG
leg broken.
The aggregate loss on building and
stock is estimated ut GEO; fully in
Euped,
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Kansas popu,fgss SPLIT.

TOPEKA, Kan. Oct. "A subscrip~
Zion LIST placing 10 nomination an i'll,
popuIist state ticket, head
ed by Silks Corning for governor, vaa
filed with tho secretary OF atate Thursr
day. The ticket Is supported by popu-
lists dissatisfied with the regular norn-
inecs vi she peoples party.
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a Ran,r nhsueiraa

New Yp1E, Get. S Eswman Erf,, ri
East Seventg-fe1rth street. was APP,
pointed ecaciver Fsiaay for the firm OF
stanton s Coffin. bankers and brokers,
at - Rveaasay. Liabilities So. 500. ooot
sand ;ssseG' sntisiens to corer liAbll:rios. !.
4 receiver bsS1 bsea appointed beeausea
she members OF the firm wish to dis
solve partnership.
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penmrAer Meadows Badly Hurt.

CRAV.1.XsYo& ". Va, Oct &c. f.
Monroe Meadows e prominent man Ia
this section. VAS lS1rockcd OF tfe track
BY {. & O. freight t-ain No. r Thur
day morning., near Lewisto~n. II "
supposed &aat ms wanted 70 COMMIT
suicide He is seriously. thougIh not
fatally, hart lie is a drummer for
Cincinnati drug firm.
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camra Att.

LouIEazo MARQUEE. Delagaa Bay
Oct. s.--The Cafiys are raiding cataiqe
,sNSrssl.4n a mile OF tho town. Il psdSg
,,:,.ss. III, srut,nsg Observation-Disclosures Il
/. Thu Question or tile eyeab IishnNHt 5f
u dErct Steamship Arpfca tAeen
Canada AID Cape Colony ID being care.
fully considered by the Canadian GOV.
eTnmeDs.
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romantic wrecked the Safe.

IspIasApoErs, Ind, Oct. 5.-Robbers
entered the bank ut lSloomfeld, punch,
ed the lock Off the ,yauit, blew the
cafe deposit vault open with dynamite
and secured 81, 100 Tac safe had q
natept t;rne lock and was supposed to-
be first-class, hut it was blown to
pieces. There is no clew to the rob
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~ = = ~ - -
a 1.Asn,- f.ks-<1rer

Tyw Yogg, 0o<. A-A 1aoy naens9
Tossxvas sbo% ss:a in1deuAT kilfeA
es,ysp sa4s,ySAg pEra1ns in the Wavesiy
hotha ty tfarx pzgnn, q professional
1y4ygc d, Msc ur4tc5 sstnfes naval boz
pitsa at Piyi,adeiDhia- &c Claims nsas
WoaGsvosaed hba. but srch Is not CUP
eaG6r
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zsrn.r.s vic Texes o2:Wa

LaeAyErT&. Ind, Oct, 5.--hirs, VIM
Hoztcn,, rife Of q west Eide farmer,
enc nj the oIpst WoUtncot women IN
The e0unty, committed sriSide SatnT'
day movnipg. swallo'sing the contents
Of IN ors..oe bottis oi elixir Of cyinu.
5,e, had bc4sn IA pom hea'~n ior Il puaa'
nna trtnd TO xiii hevaelf ~erern' esys
aan NSt nuston '~ss 81 ana ae
,nesacr of u iasgp ssJails,
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cupsa Dauana Crop DESTROYED.

PnIi.xDgrJsufA. Ocs. e.--AocorAins IS
reports made by cept. Anltvseup, OF
tho British ahip bragaasa, which AAs;
jSs1 arrived ko1n B0racoa, Caba,
baneGas will be . scarce couma1tty at
thpt pert fer some fiuap to come, 90 ae>
eouut of The storlp.
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Yazal anSel Fire.

TAYLOR. Tex, Crt- 5.-rhe Oklahoma
hotel, two-saory frame structure, and
it's entire contents. ~erc burned Thurs-
day morning. Richard Schultzc, q
capnente-, was i'searly suffoeated.
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QobsnA q: saa xarhaer,a.

HUNTINGDON, kna.. Oct. s.--A travel
ing nam paraea George Darfee, fyoxn
Re- Warne, was.sebbed al the barbecue
OF about sos, John seiles~ about 200,
and 7sarg oti,eTs of smaller anounts..
Six pieacYsoxlsets were arrested.
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ARRIVAL AND HruRE or
TRAINS.
South Atlantic - Ohio

E,s' sr;n'l--;o. leave, Biz Stone Gap daily
~ a. ~, artl:c- .. Bristol II: 50a m. No !,ayr.
II =; Nv a M, arrives at Bristol $50 p. m
west bound Nc. leaves Bristol I: 100 A. m, ar.
raves Ut big Sioiie Gap D:a0 a. m. Nj, l,,v,.
i"stol 3:25 p. III. arrives Fig Stone Gan G n; ~
|"nii"ctions.--Nos II .ant 2 connect viii, 10 1,
y nj Double Tunne!i. '''' '''' - q"
se:T:r' IN effect sunday, June Sid 1874 Stand.
# = u. A. tsiepAl1,. ) gent.
Louisville u Nashville.
Central i;me.3 s.i.,
40. ~, tassc'lGcf laily.-teayes Iun,syIil. ia,
~, arrives big Stsne Gap :gt n. m, '' r
~ ~, Passenger aelr--teaves nj, s,,n. 90
WV p'I..i ctti te3 az i,qajs,t!ie , a. n.
~. g.. !! iinpHs, Agent
h's Store napnpa rowsjls Vale,
". ~. Ayers, PRESS,
=, TAgsart. v, FROST.
a. y, Eaton, Suparlntand
Sfsfssh osfseys nsa syexs G.r,y,.
Transferring for freiel, sra passsnyo, ,.,,,,,,.
l sa south Ntla,iile & Ohio an,i lar,.l
sachian S,ns ,a aa he intnaees Of t.c Aapna
lrains lsase tbs Interh,ont sna t,a...
follows; F''' eehtra, hn'st> as
For Ia y ifala, gaisg east o.oo, =,
,gsss,, galng 4oatla. s, I'D = M M.
,estenset tratltss appiy 10 wig ise's1t ana
We ;.ts liar, HARRINGTON. SOC,
assfs snsi'ilag, lsla ssoss aArHs,.
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A Typheon.

Hesa KoNG, Oct. s.-A typhoos has
swept ospr this port Much damage
psae done among the small craft in the
harbor. One Of these vessels was sunk
and ash hands were drowned.
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TEE JAMS Want a Loan.

YOKOHAMA, Oct. 5.-The Japanese
govessaaient has tieeiastl npoa radsrt
q .sudYs6afsh 1ona y.tEe amount POI wMek
Il not yet kifowh.e
;saiasfiii Frec. ~
WlsHisSrox, .sSept. 15.-Secfetafy
Carlisle decides that suit used in fish.
cries, is still free.
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Children,s -Inns. OH.

PARKgRsprRG, w. Va. Oct g. TIE
boiler OF Shultz's saw mill, near Tyner,
eight miles from Parleersburg, blew
up. caused by pouring cold water iato
a hot boiler. Engineer Graak Haley
was killed instantly and George Shuitz
fatally injured Sain Cook, Ell Sans
and Henry Mayhem were badly hurt.
Shultz was blown thirty-five feet,
Thirty children from school near by
were sitting on log carriages, and the
higgest part of the boiler blew over
their lheasag, None Of the children were
sljnrsa, Fcaf5E AAye man el1ifAuyea oe
SiIe NIT cstapau infifsy,
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SUGGESTIONS To TILE PCRLlC.
From I. : Nn,.i.ll Chill

:
l.. NAGr.,S al mail u.a,t2r Iec;5ly and iuliy. 1iye
maine :; post Office nd Srire IN iu. ,tro., aj i.ol>
number Il Tie oIita he SMALL one. aG,' IL" .;ri,
OF The county.
Put your n.tire ard ntr.>, u,ou upyet .c.,
haid corner Of AL matter nai;.t by y,,.
3.-On foreign letters always place The name OF
county in i,;ii.
4.-I'q "qt qse l'lq envelopes. stamped er,elopc'.
s.-ReS;>:ef al tiil3bic iei.er>.
6.-Scmi money ~ Manry 0r'!r5.
7-tfi:A stamps sacpfeIy ~ me snper .nt band
corner.
s-Do not tender FOR postage stamp, money 50 mn
ulate as 10 be racurrcnt, more than t-cIily-:lve
cents IN copper or Eickc, coins.
Do not ask the postmaster or clerk To- AIN
stamps Tor yet.
lo.-po not ask credit :9- postage stamp, or money
orders.
li.-po mot tc;e- checks Or drafts il, paymc,,t rot
money orders or any money except dat when i, IL
gal tender, aud National bank notes
Il II pom corner OF envelopes Supplied by letcl>
direct what disposal shall Ice made Of letter IL IN
delivered
T'e Posi- Once Department, deems it quito initort
'ri than all the patrons y: post Offices should ,uap,
themselves with i!onthy Postal Guide II wonil be
to ;'er inierrs, ana business advantage. ~ well A.
LASTS to ine interest OF the postal service. since il
would brn. abndt n,nre accurate Know le, .f tho ro-
1pyfW"niH of hat service woui redace the ar,o,l.
oi niali nnte: Improperly addressed poorly vrau;,cI
OF insa'i:siah'ly stamred ana 4ol !srgey diminish
'he 'nher OF letters ana packages going to he Bead
"oc"cf oice VERY respectfully
= j. AMEtlGf. N>s J.. ~,
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prnf Rnt.a naaa

New 9oRE, Oct. 6.--pros. yiacanzc.:
botSs, well kssessa in ksesxsy sna eslu-e
egtsossal cisssss ssfssa IN .sssS 4. ii. nt
the Of d I'm from a iySilasys
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RdSiE, Sept. 2aa.--zola's book. I
aLorrdes." has bsen placed in tho Ia.
dex Librum prohibitorum.
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sass go 500 500.

~. 40 " = Sep 3 -e-i$ is ans
aounced that the government proposes.
~ raise Q loan pf !Ssss, 600 900 sterlina.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-25
Preshvterian Sociable.

The Presbyterian Christian En-.
deavOr Society, through the efforts of
their Social committee, gave pleasant
lawn party at the hospitable home of
Mrs. J. W. Anthony, and from what
we can hear it Ras blooming SUCCESS.
The lawn was completely changed
into a beautiful, romantic picture,
with its array of Chinese lanterns, RUS
tic seats, swinging hammocks, aOwery
dells. Although these attractive lam
terms dotting the spacious lawn with
their multi.colored lights, this romantic
spot would not have been complete
without the kindly rays of Queen
Luna
The society met at the church at an
early hour and went direct from there
to Mrs. Anthony's. The first part of
the evening was devoted to croquet
and tennis, after which various other
amusements were indulged in. During
the evening some instrumental aud
vocal music was given. Will Anthony
and George Roe entertained the party
by duett with oornet and piano ac=
compartment, and Miss Ethel Cooper
singing some sweet selections,
Later in the evening Miss Annie
Baltimore, a missionary from India,
gave the society an interesting talk on
the customs and habits of this far-of
land. She sang and spoke in theil
language for the amusement of those
present.
The party dispersed at a late hour
it being the unanimous opinion tina
il was one of the best social event
they have had, much of which was
due to the genial hospitality Of Mrs
Anthony.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-25

THE question which our correspond
ent discusses under the head of "Then
and Now" is one of vital interest to
the farming community. Achange has
come in the condition of affairs that
must be needed. There is an apparent
revolution in agriculture as in most
other items of business. As our CORES
pondent says, with four trunk lines
across the continent and freight from
Delaware to the Atlantic ports. less
than 100 miles, nearly as much as it is
from Chicago, 1000 miles, our farmers
cannot compete with the large opera
tions and virgin soil of the West, in the
production of the cereals. Something
else, as he suggests, must be substi-
tuted. In the emergency before the
agriculturist, the first requisite comes
from the brain-thought. There mus;
Be head-work, or more properly head
farming. In such race for supremacy
it is evident the man of intelligence
and man of industry must come out al
the head. Such a man will be an ex'
perimenter-tO test his soil, test his
crops and test the markets in his ag
gregate of returns.