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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
On q Circus Advertising Car

When our Car No. approached a new
town Mr. Hedges, the agent in charge Of
II, had before him brief OF all contracts
made by the man in advance, detail
map Of the boards I'm town. and the
country routes 10 be covered knew how
many sheets had to be put up and how
many Autographs might be used where
the car would be left, and when il must
leave in order 10 make connection for
the next show town. lie knew the hotel
whore his force would get breakfast, and
had telegraphed the liverymen to have
so many teams ready for the country
routes at the car next morning. In the
car for the benefit Of the wording force
was posted an outline OF this necessary
Information. From this card the boss
bl-poSter divided up his force so as 10
cover the routes as rapidly aB possible
and before he went to bed each OF me
sixteen men knew what he had TO do
the next day. Certain men We're fola
of for town work and the others divided
up for country. Then each man took
his turn at the broad counter on one
side of the car and arranged his paper
and pasted the date-hne on the bottom
of HIS window HthOgraphs NfeaDNhue
the car was humming along on the TAN end
OF a regular train. As long as DAYLIGHT
lasted. man was stationed on each
platform with an armful Of printed mai
ter. which he chucked OF. TWO and a
half dozen sheets ar time AT eyerv
evidence OF human habitauon. Wherever
stood a boy. or man. or woman or gan
ing child, shower Of pictorial circus
matter fell. At every hamlet. farm
house. and cross road was hurled the
seed which was TO spring up and bear
fruit Ana how the children yelled. and
everybody, old and young. grabbed for a
share OF itl Tens and scores of thou-
sands of these sheets and books alon,,
the route every day and all over tbS
the Circus" by {. r. Murray. In Nc
Cures Magazine for August.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
,,ruaLyCANs HELD THEIB COM
~ cosvENTI0N rHsfBkDAY.
,., I'm the Action or the Burkeviile
Conysntion-CsPt. Corbin fronnPtp
Acquitted-ro Examine Books

prTERsBURG. VA. July 2s.-Special-
rbo republicans OF the Fourth congress
s,onaI district held conventions In the
different counties of the district t0-uaS
and elected delegates to the COMPRESSION
al convention TO be held at burkeViiI7
ON the Ast Instant Much Interest Is
relt among the Republicans as TO what
action the convention will take.
Mrs. ". T. Mason died suddenly at her
residnce, in brunswick County, SriS.eI
dav Inc deceased WAS the wlte 81 Colonel
W Z. Mason. and was much oeloNou -
all Who knew her. -.. aud
denly at her residence. In this city .n'a
morning. Mrs. McCIeyy was our '', graaf
Yesterday. and her death was sreaI
shock % her friends The deceased nau
recently suffered a sec, nj stroke OF pr
alysis pa,. q
in the absence Of the rector. KEY =.
II Hams H. d.. VINO DIS no" ~ tle iii"u"
tains. the pulpit OF 81. fauis hpiscopa'
church vii be occupied tomorrow ihui n-
ing by Rev. william II. Piatt, y. D. VINO
will preach on Strikes
Thrown ovHnBoARD IN PLAY.
Mr.. T.. ". Corbin. captain II the sehoon,1
er Thomas j. Seward, was before oHls, -
states Commissioner K. 4. YOUNG t'-uaf
on a warrant charging hin Win bAvl IN.
thrown Robert X. Lancer ON"TDOdJu' hrhl
Solomons Island. in Chesapeake bay' on
the 7th day Of July. II was SHOWN Ih
evidence that Lancer was only put over
board in play. ana that thore was no
intention OF drowning or doing MN any
bodily injury The commissioning atier
hearing the testimony, promptly as
charged Captain Corbin. Lancer IS from
Rocky Mount. y g.. but for some months
past has been employed on the schooner
Of which Captain Corbin is in charge.
Mr.. BLANKS APPOINTMENT.
Mr.. James b. Blanks. late commissioner
Of the revenue Of this city. has been ap-
pointed by the Finance committee 81 the
common Council 10 examine the books
of the different city officers.
Mrs. J. y. Str3cham. Jr., left this morn
Ing for FarmVile. 70 be gone about a
month
Miss Engie Patterson has gone to
Goodies, bedford county, 10 spend some
weeks. -,,..
Mrs. william r. Nichols and family
have returned home from Lexington, a.
Mr. A. r. Stewart and wife. of Din-
widdie county. were In the city to-day. aC-
companied by their daughter Miss Maggie
Jane {. Stewart.
The Petersburg Granite Quarrying com
pauv. whose QuaTTits in binWiddie county
have been practically closed since May
1892. will resume operations August l9th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
IlenricO News.

The Republican district convention
which meets Angst lst. Will by The cour-
tesy OF Judge Wickham, be held i'm the
county court house.
one Of the Fairfield school trustees
states that there IS 30 truth In TIE pub
Hshed report that the trustees had al
tered the plan 81 the new school 70 "e
built on Louisiana street. Fulton. ana
that II would not he IL graded school
The new school building will be con
structed on the original plan, and Viii
also bee a graded school, as was hfst III
tended.
on July 3lst and August lst the ex-
animation Of the white teachers for the
county schools will be held. ColQred
teachers will be examined by the school
board on August eth and Sth
Lula Dickinson made complaint before
Justice Thomas L. I.arus yesterday morn
ing against her husband, Richard Dickin-
son whom she charges with having as
sauited and beat her. A warrant was
ISSUED by the magistrate FOR MS ar
rest.
Edward Ford (coioreD. who was arrest
ed for stealing an oil stove, was tried
before Justice Lewis, ana sent OF 10 the
grand jury. The property was Identified
a. belonging 10 Mr.. T. VI. Jones.
The two rOmen Eliza and cora Lewis
who were charged with having stolen
goods in their possession. were sent 10
the grand jury by Justice Lewis. and
Friday they we're hailed for their ap-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
Test. Of SObrtety.

n.,5 tho following aloud. repeating the
eborfer ones quickly half dozen uHies lh
II, nick thistles sticks.
rrlesb of freshly flying FISH
,rho son ceaseth and it suihceth us.
High roller. low roller rover.
4 boX of mixed biscuits, mixed DIS
III Strirf strong stephen Stringer shared
s1icl,iv six sickly. silky snakes
swan swan over the sea, swim, swan,
swim: swan swan back again, well sWum.
Il Is shame Sam these are the same.
sam. 'Tis all sham. Sam, and shdm II
is 20 sham SO, sam.
A growing CLEAN glowing green.
The bleak breeze biishtea the bright
susan SGs', shines shoes and socks; socks
and shoes shines Susan. She c"aseti
shining shoes ana socks, for shoes ana
socks shock Susan. -,t
round. a round roll Robert Ro"ley ron,
ed round. Where rolled the round ron
Robert Rowley rolled round
oliver Oglethorp oeled am owl ana ,il. o '.ynI
ter Did oliver Oglethorp ogle am owl ana
oyster II oliver Oglcthorp ogied an o"
and oyster. where are the Owl ana oy'-
ter oliver Oslethop ogled? >onns.
Hobbs hobs 70 snobbs and Nobb- Hobbs
nobs with Snobbs and robs Nobos i@ on.
''That is" saws hobbs the worse Tor
Hobbs jobs" and Snobbs sohs;
sammy ShOesmith saw shrieking song
stcr Did Sammy Shoesmltn sec "A
shriel<lng songster? II Sammy Shoesmii M
saw q shrieking SOugster. where's me
Shriekine songster Sammy Shoesmith saw.
/ went into the garden 10 gather. some
blades and there l saw two pretty babes.
"Ah babes. is that you. babes. hraidns
Of blades. babes? II YOU braid any
blades at ali. babes, braid broad blades.
babes. or braid no blades It ~ babes.
You snuff shop snuff, l snuff box smut.
philadelphia Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
RAILROAD GJbSIP.
Mr.. Baldwin Talks EDoouraginGly of the
Great southern.

Mr.. W. II. Baldwin. third yice-presi-
dent OF the Southern Railway Company.
who has been making a tour OF the west
ern division of the giant system, arrived
in Atlanta Thursday night.
To a Constitution man he talked about
the purpose of his trip as a man who
had no deep secret 10 Keep from the pub
lie. and consented to a liberal interview.
"Oh. no." said he, pleasantly. 1T ism I
the policy of the men who have been so
faithfully at work for the re0rganza-
ton OF your great Southern railway prop
critics to Keep anything dark. So In earn
est are the men behind this movement
and so genuine their desire To put the
bankrupt roads OF the South in good shape
upon a strictly business-like and legit-
mate plan that there can BE- no secrets
about IL one way or the other
we have been very much pleased al
the course things have taken In the great
work OF reorganizing and putting Ia opera
ton the roads In hand under more
healthful environments. II has progressed
most satisfactorily, and it was partcu-
larly pleasing 10 us that the Court. in
approving the sale OF the East Tennes-
see. Virginia and Georgia road the other
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
Casimir Perier's Bravery.

II will no do 10 say that in the anar-
cbfst matter there has been mo- courage iu
hfrh places-not after that magnificent
spectacIe. the other day. OF Casmr-Pel-
Ter walking alone and uneuarIet hy Car
n1t's hearse. but even such spectacle
as that. while OF untold value n iuspirins
the virtuous. and perhaps not altogether
lost upon the vicious. nevertheless cannot
affect these latter like the grim certainty
of unsparng fate WORKING under th, form
like some ponderous and Irresistible ma-
chine. The fanatic il Will not deter nor
viii anything but force directly applied in
authorization of his act. but Dr. VIII deter
many from Jecomlng fonatlcs.- Henry
Holt. in the August Forum
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

day. should have given expression 20 SEN
tinents Of such deep and genuine endorse
ment of the work az he DID. go, ,..
likewise shown the reorgan'1ers every
possible consideration. and all or me
PEOPLE Of this section. am sure. WIN.
In due season. reap the full benefits Of
The changes tfat are to take place, the
greatly improved train service. me fast
froignts. and the general ekcellencies
that can but grow out Of a consolidation
and reorganization Of properties such as
tnesc."
Dhe Constitution says that the nsws
that Colonel Il. ". Wreuu has retireu
from the service Of the lines OF railways
with which he has 20 long been c"nne,t
ed. and for the advancement Of wnich
he has done SO much, was received VIZ" WIN
genuine and general regret In Atian,ea .
ana ln all parts of the south, weeFe W
wcll-known railroader was held IN SUI
nigh esteem personally and admired -
AZ an unyieding Napoleon In the sou'"-
ern railway world. ,.,--,-,,
Colonel Wrenn Is n native sof Virginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
An Amusing Application.

Liverpool firm of bankers who adver-
used for bOOkkeeper 10 20 out 10 Africa
received among the numerous replies an
amusing letter from an applicant 81 Lon
| GOn, who, writing in blacklead, said.
II offer myself TO you 70 80 80 Africa
TO keep your book. | have no incumbren-
cV. therefore | can start at once. You
require to bee careful who you hX on.
am man of my word, and / can be de
pended Oh. / am Sc0tchman, or. to be
more correct, Scotch Highland, a native
of the islands Of Arran. Butes hire. / am
between thirty and forty years OF age. .
shlpwright by trade, but / don't care
about it, l prefer the Pen l have been
blessed with a good mother, ana thanks
10 the giver of all good He has kept me
from drink from Childhood till now.
am a total aDstaineT and nOn-smOker
The right man for such post Is re
spectacle sober. honest, upright, and alb
sOlutely trustworthy man. \ GU viii find
me the right man for you. Should YOU fix
on me | will expect you 70 deal faith
fully with me and give me encouragement
and every assistance. / have now been
known. so that / can give you any
amount Of references, also Police refer
ences. Although ! am willing - 10 out,
still J would not go II the climate Is such
as to put me into an early grave. You
must also promise me 10 deal faithfully
with me. and 10 attend 10 my comfort
Should you do 50 all IS well, j will 90 my
duty Should you decide on me, and YOU
want me TO start al once. you VIII have
10 send me suitable clothing ana also
money. as | have neither the one nor the
otner, as ! am out OF work at present.
put no debt to pay. Give me every par
ticular such as lodgings. how far is the
GrOcers and Butchers shop away, his
there Goals to be got, drinking water. milk
is there any Churches his the people
Savages or Civilized. can you carry a ie-
volver or seward on your person. is sab
bath day observed there in hopes to hear
from YOU &c"
The bank. our Liverpool correspondent
adds. Is not likely to be represented by
the approximation the London Daily
News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Sarah r. Clarke to Salne
Y. wife of 81. Il. McGee, i6 2-S feet on
south side Cary street. between Adams
and jefferson. $500; samuel ". Davis Z
John 4. Noudelehr. - feet on south side
Catherine street. between Norton and
Harrison. $50: Constance ". and +. r.
Robinson to Charles G. Bosher. 30 feet
ON west side Sixth street, between Frank
lin and Grace. $3.50; G. W. Russell &c
Lucy l.. Wyatt % feet on south side
Catherine street. between MunfOrd and
GHmer. 81 100. William B. West Company
10 j. n. Jones. personally. $1,000.
Hcnrico. 4. H. GOOdwin's trustee 10 }
G. Nrcnn. 209 feet on Lewis street. Sl5C.75
#. s. NfcCurly 10 George W. Clarke. in
tercst I'm So 81 acres near Williamsburg
road. 800
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
TO CObb's island Again.

The handsome steamer P0cahontas is
TO make another one Of tho~e pleasant
trips 10 Cohb's Island. She IS scheduled
20 leave Richmond August the llth at 10
L. NJ. arrive Norfolk \. NJ, leave Nor
folk : A. NJ. arrive Cobb's Island II
A. NJ. Leave Cobbs Island August l2th
at T. Nj. arrive Norfolk 8 +. M. leave
Norfolk . Z. NJ. arrive Richmond a. NJ.
Monday. August l3th.
COhbs Island Is a four hours sail from
Norfolk. and T., said TO be the finest and
safest beach for surf bathing on the
Atlantic coast. Among the attractions Is
The yacht sailing and shark hShlng. The
fare for the rOund-trip Will be only -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

That interesting movement known as
the New-England Kitchen is o. tnd liter
any expression. A new magazine caH 4
The New England kitchen has been stalt-
81 and is published directly in tine inter-
est Of the Household Economic s. es0cia-
ton. although financially ir Is di unct
from that or any other. Mrs. Esteil" AL
II. Merrill, the well-known Boston htN s.
roner woman. is in charge az ,hi- neE
enterprise. which bespeaLs for It ahmira-
bic Management
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
North and South from the i,rookiyn Bridge

4 poisonous forest OF houses Tar as
The eye can see,
And iR their shade
All crime Is made.
Now God love you and me.
7 think He made even that shade in the
cities by the sea
In the poisonous forest OF houses like a
forest OF upas-trces.
Look, from the south
From the harDor's mouth
Crisp curling comes the breeze,
From the freed streams mouth, from the
glad glad south. from the cool
breast OF Gods seas.
Marion Wilcox. in Harper's Magazine
for August.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

There was 10 lave been game OF BAH
tomorrow afternoon between nine from
the city Hall officials and those OF the
Capitol building In view OF the fact
that the ball grounds I'm the West-Hnd
cannot be mad on that day the game had
10 be postponed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

They say IFS a sign Of Brights di-
Scase for man 10 see specks," said
Hicks.
Heaven help the man who marries q
Boston woman. then" said Dawson -
Life
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

A sentimentalist Is one who dares be-
ueve in the best things of hfe-iove and
beauty.-Kate Fields Washington"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
rluynnna Delegates Elected.

BREAfO. VA. July 2S-Special:-At a
meeting of the voters of Fork Union dis
trict. Fluvanna county, delegates TO the
buchanan convention we're elected as fol-
lows: {. T.. Jones, J. = Payne ana NJ. II.
Kirnbrongh. Resolutions fully endorsing
the Incumbent were passed and the dele
gates instructed to east their votes in his
favor from Arst 10 last.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
REPUBLICAN pxLEoArEs ELECTED.

HARRISONBURG. VA. July &.-Spe-
cial.-rhe Republicans Of TINS county
held their convention here to-day, and
elected afty-nve delegates 20 their Dis
trict Convention. which meets In Lnray
on the 10th day Of August. they go un-
instructed. The attendance was fairly
good, and they are bold enought 10
trict.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11

Nr.w YORK. Feb. 1o.-Fiour duh anu an.
Oeak ard neglected; winter w. WI -, IN.
e-ades 81 0o0e2.i patent $50 =, IN
Minnesota clear, 30; e. ~ 60 a. southern
N9nr dull and weak; common 10 lat e. e IA
t ira s5o0d3.OO: good TO choice do'' CIV
9tO. 1.-Two and easier; No. .
RED, o-,s,ad frmer advanced "a -,
t ,lla,,,a u,eax and fell 80 s. on -
selling for foreign account M cables.
tinued liquidation ana pt ll.. unsettled at
ralying "a &C. ss ana S,yf''e with trading
.e.s Nav recording another low P,l,1lc
- sy' Ia February, 5s'@c.; Nar'h' "'s0''
May. eSSSni and firm: 40. ., 42qi2llc..
Corn du ii6i en- o. anoat. options very
eI efa'" oto,sinc firm at i.c, adNalVe, ,a o
dull' I,oonf5s and ~. decline on MaS -
,,.ithout features; February 4-'t0''
42ge :; May N,,ist ana ana firm; February IN
oals Us. Nav. 34xc.; No. WHIT,
MuCh' go, Spot-No. :. j'sgeo ~,
MMa'No White. SIC. mixed western wv
a7I.c': white DO. S'g4lc. ~ ,,6soc.
| fTav ouiet and easy sPti"s'
s3Vd ~ niet and firm family slioVl
A. Sn. oIytra mess. Ssmas.O; beer nan. .,
d',n AZ S1G.5O: tierced beef duil sir en-
| city extra, India mess, fi;,IfsJ Relies
meats meats s9bomldeTs. sG.75q7cO; hams S9''o
n lard quiet and armer western s'1 Isl
and closed az SIS; my T,sS' oniet: Con5i
p ems IS ~: south America $3.50; com
PORK Pork quiet and steady March ds,ry ,'' ~
BUZZ, Sd restern dairy. 13i4a lie. stat
cream eg iSa27l4c Eigins, 81 ~ s;,asa,c
cotton seed oil easy cruie' -S'-u-'7''
Sg petrolenm quiet and unbalanced; oo.
posio dun and easy: strained, con
Turpentine quiet and nr RI a at siseaS,
Rice in moderate de"s on 0s ,nc lana
domestic, fair TO extra ''fe''sN''
| 4d4lAc. oo,i,al. Now Oh
leans. open kettle. soSd 10 cno'''' Wv
and unchanged at 3O45Se &C., hon,
"' Peanuts about steady; fancy hah'
pickel 3lan3H4c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
roJINr GLADSTONE WON.
cRg4r HuSrER Captures
erfxSrv IN ALL-SGE sIShE'
rinh Gets second Place and lh'"
4. pivided Bstwsen Lillian n"sse"
and Miss Koby-rhe 4. :. fris's'

,r,v ALBANY. MISS, Feb. p.-lhe
81 ,ne sonthcrn Field Trial Ciuo
% ,o,,lnncd to-day. tho final compc"-
hs,ne quite soed. The o"s's'y OF 'h'
nj ,,eir work Was lar above inc
The weather was pheasant nm"
,ieniful. Count Gladstone IA"
hcat with pick Fox, beating MI"
.,.,ctaing to spare. Cleans sport
better range tben Eugene t. ana
,,i.cr was faulty in coming M nom
,.,rz for orders and encouragement
p,,,. c,siiv beat Blue Ridge Marx
limit Gladstone Won oN'' ']'''':.'
vi thc latter mal<ins good co'npt.'''0"'
a.. VAS not working M 10 h'' ~ -
Inns pink and Miss Ruby ran q" ~,
-.-ent heal. the latter DONG f"sSe"
go Dick Fox and Eugene T. ran un.
Ting heats. and had no fair chah0s
.,. eolnpctiti0n. Cleans sport h5urs'
be- and consequently was OFT In M
go fremont. his competitor, runniha
- ,.linariiv good heat Count Eiadston'
"a CLEANS Pink ran close heat IN
inner having q slight advantage. lnl
.r5cI the trials. Following are the Win
rcrs. -, co,,,
FIRST. Avcnt & Hnchcock's dog Couh
s,fssStono. second Manchester hci'ilV
,-.on,r,..s dog. CLEANS pink; third nl
,.sol between Jackson Denmark h'h,0,9
,uiian Russell and Pierre Lorfhard' 'i'
The United states ncld trials begin mex
.fonlay az Grand Junction. Ienn-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
Clever Musicians.

mo members of the Jefferson Mando,
,.u,tar club deserve sood deai
IN ~ ', credit for their excellent music,
, o is performed on the sweeI-toned
Wni'n n,s9s and guitars. The club IS
mah .DD, of Nessrs. Walter Holt, Joseph
, ,,', ana rd~in Eurton, OF Manches-
I"''' ,,,n,ic richmond is represented by
49, a., ioseDh l.. Bonavita. and Aubrey
,'S~.,,,om These gentlemen are strictly
,rs,-ciass performers, and more ae-
rr,umodating set of young men cooio nor
no folind 1t was my fortune TO near ti's
cnb MAY at prominent residence III
this city a few highs since ana soes
without saying the music was eA0e"e'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11

ana ~, a. ahow that as.e OF the !
cron ~ - -, rl etsfi. against sl.o last /
year nm =, t.ehr,,ary ist. IN other words, !
thor - I've INTO sight up To janu- 7
airy 3lSt. inclusive. las' y ,,' '.'r",r'
o,aies. leaving. tn.rr .,,s ,nsnticn1d above.
SeronJ,, ~ ,he last crop was 5.sn.apJ
bales there werc in round numbers l,.s",-
~D bales that came mo sisht sfieF Jan-
uary 3lst last year. ~ '"s 'ha % 'al ll,.,
q I'M o n seaa which left. according to
Tho -. pa',n sav about 49, per cent.
less Ia come into sigh' lo' the same tlihe
this year than that cam. n,,o hisnt nu.h.s
the same period ias. 1000, inS u'sL.
ence won,d represent "'"v bales less
10 -, ~u"'n sight. and therefore, in-
stood ~ d. go COO bales this season after
Fchr,... = -, there VIII be only son 900
balcs NTH added TO amount In sight on
January 81. 1S4 snon'n sNe approx,
-nnon DO NtsII, The question now Is
whs, -, is the South 10 reap from
The s,s,isticsl position as II Is now made
IN the event that inc , 1o,son WORM az
! ~ a Ivy prIv $4,000 bales after Feb
| -. come into sight. considerable
80 10 :, - already become visible, IL
| lesvee ~ mount or cotton so small,
! scattered as IL H. an oNef ,he eveto,,
| halt -. make the situation very
80, -, "a " -, us face and whether the
! ~e.s ~. lave been exertcd more par
ticulsrlv during the past two weeks ks. ~ y,
! All MARKETS 20 force the n'arhet ~"
| 81 a.. mar 49, sS,,rther successful In view oi
Se soT se n a!speGt today depends ,S,1ss
~ Hu, n ,.iSihle supply of American
Inc worlo -, ooo bales larger than las
yea whereas the S eSfess ast are sat to re-
was ls9.ov ~ D balance of the season onl,
s o,,rsi Tor ms Of what came into siyh
some consul Unless they have cuoug
oo S to them for for S se ne tx meS
or eight nlo Nc been pursuing since IN
polcy lhe, the season. We have mad
but sS tWo estnass this 5 yesar ;ss eq ls.,
80 1890 - - and as our crop estimate
1870, ~ p nast several years have be-,
very sarse ye se gny' OUR seS SeM R"iS IN II
MY MY confrmed. as they seem now mo
| likely 10 be.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
Picturesque America.

-, & vour opportunity. \ genuine
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The Appletons at ili5y cents ior eacn VI
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