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IIyatt Band unicer..

Hyatrs Military BlnI last evening
electet these officers: + + Baggs, leader
and manager H. NJ Snith, secretary, and
W. +, AIcClncEtu, treasurer Four new
members were elected and applications
EeeeiNel from eev raj Othars
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pem-Inns Ia.Hesi.

The following pensions have bson is.
eurd,
Original Thomas Cock, Wilmington.
New Castle. Reissue Jonathan Ii. Nil.
man, BrlJKeylle Sussex
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snapper I.nucl,.

All those that call at -2l King street to-
night will be treated ton delicious snapper
lunch tue ioYlal proprietor. Mr. Harry
Schnept, having seGur0d some very nne
snappers for tAe OCCASION. Drop in and
enjoy this royal treat,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

Inflamc |, iirhiuy baruing crusty and
ecnly skin nrl 7ce!p Of Infants soothsd
and cured by JoAus9u's Oriental soap,
= N. Is DBnturtA second and Market
streets and lltlIer5 Drug Store 492 Mar.
rket street.
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IL HlSk-llitJW WN-.on cdncsday. April alth.
isa5. ut 81! W. Fourth street by the Iey
tztas L. ile tdrigk9 Past /, covenant Ne.
formed Episcopal GnuIGh. MIR, Henry ninli
AMI Ars, NlIRtHta Lee brown. both OF this
CltY,
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deioate facial soap for ladies' use in exts.
tence, absolutely puro and highly medloa.
tad.
4, N. b, naniDrlh 2l and Market streets,
and biileTH Drug store, 4O@ Market st.
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ahnd stall In thr ilIeY

Mr. David Powell Will hnvs his fish stall
In the pley adjoining lUi'd d street ma rk.
et every day throughout tho season. thay
will o sept III loe and Will b. IN Hr5t ctas3
order,
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The CLERK OF the market has warned the
FISH mon in Madison street market that
he will swear out warrant for tAe.r ar
o. Il they are caught IN tho act of yIolat,
ingthe !aw by bpc&ug upto this taro.
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Notice.

Niles Dora III OFT of this city and Mlss
Maui . /. sroad of Baltimore are visiting
friends lu Philadelphia.
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LADIES' Temple aiecI ny.

Grand Chief j. Harvey Whitemau will be
pfsseu. Mt tho meeting of the Ladies',
iemplo OF E.laaders' Castle X. q. E. to-.
night to witnee. the grand initiation.
Next Saturday evening lhe Temple Will
act ON It's Dy.iuws.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

Tho directors of tho National Bank of
Delaware haYe declared dividend of 4
on damapJ,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
sItIInI Lis Oh l,rirI,.
MARRIAGES.

Selling and hanging wall paper, tho cheap.
est iii tie city. H. b. Holt, 2l5 Meet &C..
und street.
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QUOTATIONS.
Reported by .-
uEAi.D 81 COMPANY.
BANKERS aud Brokers.
Seventh and Market Stteot'

Investment al ScchrltlS ylp'ilhr
from toI per cenE
orders Tor tho purchase aul shlo OF
stocks aud DonGson Commission Hlucut.
"a at al the stouk exchanges
Private telegraph wires to Now YORK.
Phltahulpha Blstou and Chicago.
Foreign DraGIE AMI LottoTs vi Gralu -
gua1
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: Rav William A. Walllngs first year Mt
Delaware Avenue Church viii tomorrow
be marked by appropriate exercises. III
the morning deacons Will be ordained
and the sacIumuut viii be served. In tho
evening the pastor will preach from the
text "A Barley Loaf and what 1t Did On
next Wednesday evening there will DO
roll call Of the members This week lie.
ing the anniversary Of tho church bel ng
freed OF deDt, tie occasion will be CO 10.
brated on Thursday evening at III. close
pt which refreshments Will Us served.
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LOCAL DOTS.

Grand snapper lunch tonight at Cheav.
ems, northwest corner Front and Wasn.
ington streets.
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Aadlsa., 6, nissln> o

Vote for DR.. A. Z. Frantz ior President
OF City Council.
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Arur,p ~ iIrtnt,r.

Hnrrp Y rget the original picture and
frame tealr. Is stiil al tho old stand, 4I9
6hlpley street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
I'onnl
M,ik Inspector hIcMulIcn.

AT 2l3 w. End street, the cheapest place to
have papering done II. ID. Holt.
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IL Norman Dohl will call at this office he
may get his pocket book which was pick.
ed up by gentleman who witnessed the
launch at tho yarn of the Harlan and
Hollingsworth Company on Wednesday.
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Crrn,,'s .Eol,s- i,u-t ErJ.

William H. Ggruey was arrested yes ter.
day Oh the charge Of lareeuy OF a hut. AT
tho hearing this morning II appeared that
ne toVk W A, smiths lat III Joke and
th hung It with join Newell lie
case Mas usAis Ell with "a caution.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

Vote Tor DR.. A, L, Frantz for President
OF City Council.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

Don't ForSat spring Is tomina,
and you Haut yout earrlages repaired and
phtned IN Inc Jest ana cheapest place
v at 8allhoE u Cos south Ul Market
Street Bridge
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DisnrIrrIY Cnn,lurt.

Noto for DR.. A, L. Frantz for President
OF City Council.
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CASH PRICES IN GOLD.

Vote for Samuel II. Baynard for Mayor
to- day.
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~Dn,rt6ina Itjur.

Vote ior SAMUEL II. Baynard for Mayor
To-day
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

James Kennedy. William Carney and
Lafayette lngram were tinei 81 aud costs
III tho Municipal Court this mornlng for
having acted dieorderly last evening near
the Logan House. Oilieer MoAteer had
charge uf the case.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

For room moulding, picture frames and
pictures visit Hiram Icrger, II Il. Srd st.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

Tomorrow promises to lie partly
cloudy to fair with slight temperature
changes. Monday partly cloudy, fellow.
Ell nv min
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hlcieEt Nork-Fuir Prices
4 To that lovely green lawn
/ Admiration 10 drawn;
! Why 30 trim, oieHn uud heatf
Five eleven Orange street
shurDeuel our lawn mower
And hcuB edged ls lts power.
The Novelty Mnchins Company keeps
on hhnd extra parts OF all lawn M owers
which are quickly repaired sharp4nea and
Cleaned. Carving knives cleny-rs sags
3ailars' shears shHrpensd. machinery ia.
paired phaI aImaneuttral aud other nlghIn.
.yry made to order Bargains in electric
motors on hand.
Vote for Samuel il. BaynaId for Mayor
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

Vote for DR. A. f. Frantz for President
OF city Council.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
The Weather.

Vote for Dr. A, L Eruut4 for President
OF City Council
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THE TEMPERATURE.
The Thermometer at th5 liEpuBl ICAN
Office to-day:
o'clock. i2 o'clock. 2o'ciocA.
62 80 s.
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Eleventh Ward Meeting.

Vote for DIR. A. L. Frantz TOR President
OF City Council.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

NOTlCG.-Nortce is hereby ven tnat the
IN Huildin. Co.partucrshlp existing bo-
tween luwisI GraDbnid Nicnolls A.truDb,
truding ls Lewis l. Grubh son, Is hereby
ulssoiNsI. All persons having ultims against
said firm will present thd smue Tor pay meut
10 Nicholas A. truth, mud all pctspu- IN
dehtg 10 tue nIln hy4 nuke payment to- the
EnId Nicholas a. Grtuu, who Will continue
tue Du- -iur-s IT'S carpenter nrd build5r, and
he lespret uly soIirits pun patronage,
LEN IS r TIKI lB.
m4-8t NICHOLAS A. GHuBB,
\ len TO sell baking Powder to the grocery
u uueCrssTyr SO monthly salary aud eNpcu-
ses ur com II otler satisfactory address at
once with part fcutars concerning yourself U
s. Chemical or s. Chicago, III.
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Go to Wal,her Company to haga your
carriage repaired.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
PnrlleI RnnIl Eannh

Vote for Samuel Ii. Baynara for Mayor
to-day.
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NOTHING
LIKE TIL N
ANY WHERE

been Looking all afoalu ana
had not found any he consld-
cred much OF a bargain. lie
bought one of ours because
he said it was just what he
wanted and the best he had
seen for the money. What is
true OF OVercoats is true of
Suits, Clothing and anything
you wear. Big expenses, Big
Rents and ProflDgate and care
less. advertising all call for big
profits. Distance sometimes
lends enchantment, but cold
facts proye uneomtortabIe
when we have paid our cx-
penscs and lost time to 60
from home to get no better
suits and pay just as much and
often more than we would
have done where we can make
any exchanges easily and
without expense.
Open evenings.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
HOOPtR'S AhOOiAE ?. A: A. %:: I:

Vote for Samuel Ii, Baynard for Mayor
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I-OR SALE-Two dwellings situated al
Il Twenty-third and asnlngton streets
Nine rooms with al Ihe modUrn improve.
mEni5 and nicely paueTed. They have sdc-
boards and ward.roDea, In one OF the
hesltu.cst parts ut the city, Hlg hgTound
anu overlooking II large portion or the Cuun-
try lhcy are open for Inspection Apply
10 Milton II. AcElroy, lwenty.thrd ana
Washington, mi-5t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

a BULLET THROUGH MS BREAST.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

Many trees In the Krkwaod Park and
along the driveway in brand ywlno Park
ale dead. The red clay which has been
deposited In both parks Is believed to have
been the cause.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

L or shLk-Gbeap. horse and good mix
l. wagon, together Or separately. Ans
al northwest corner OF sixth ana Church
ttleetA mi-Sts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

Vote for Hr. A. L. Fruntz for President
OF city Council,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

A Ill ates having a few hours leisure
"a each day should wri'e NE at once re
gRrllng plea ant hone work whICn easiIy
pays as wrehiy. This Is ru deception and
viii certainly pay you 10 Investigate. Reply
with stained envelope. Mrs 5. l., stebDins.
Lawrence. Mich. mi-ltt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

L9UR REST-Second story roun OF the
Z pnYidsOn BulldHE at Ninth and ing
Street, llns been used uE sCuuul. Ami, 10
Stgne WORK, Ninth ana King streets Wm.
Davidson, M cui
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~ ANTED-Al persons WHO are Indicted
w TO tile Into John u. stalcup 10 c4ll
and settle with It's widow, katle w stalcup
US she y In need of the money. KesluenCJ
Nm. Tg8 1AtnHt, street. uIt-gls
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

Vote for Samuel il. BuyuaId for Mayor
10 day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

wv ANIEIl-A situation as cutter. assiS-
w tint cutter, trIumcr, or will take any
pc, tipn In Il clutiins store. Adlfcss Gutter
this Office. II.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

NV ANIED-A young man who has Jew
w hundred dollars 20 engage in In singsI
Milling preferred. Address n W this Office.
mi-at.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

For crayon frames, pictures. easels and
mirrors see Hiram leiger, ] / L. Srd st.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

Vote for Samuel IL. Baynard for Mayor
to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
AliIiist'ttt;,aIa,

Vote for Samuel IL. Gaynald for Mayor
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

Port News.
The steamship Wilkoman entered port
to-day to load with oil Tor Hamburg, und
the bark cleared for Dunklrk to-day with
TSG3 barrels OF OIL Value OF cargo. S3, SOS.
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An kniInulic III.

Vote Tor Dr. H. L. Frant1 for President
of Guy Council.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

~ ANTED-EXperlenrcd catpet sewers.
w Apply to Licntcnstein y Hurt. lis
Market street. mi
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-06
Tobacco In Texas.

The Texas experiment station has pub
hsbed an account of experiments with
AS varieties of tobacco at College sta.
ton. The result reported is that "to-
bacco grows here readily, and the yield
ind quality can be made satisfactory. "
The Texas Farm and Ranch comment
ing on the foregoing, says:
The experiment. as reported, amounts
to nil, as it has been well known for
many years-as long as this writer can
remember-that anywhere in the agri-
cultural region Of Texas. where suitable
soil can be found, and that is on almost
every farm, tho yield and quality can
De made satisfactory" On the rich
bottom lands it grows to great size, on
hickory ridges and creek side hammocks,
quite as large, and on black waxy lands,
hut little smaller. Tho writer has cut
from one aero of sandy prairie loan in
south Texas 1000 stalks, each bearing
Two or more leaves, which measured 23
by ~ inches In southern Texas enor-
nous crops of tobacco can BIO grown.
and three cuttings are not unusual. No
sacable about raising tobacco: what 10
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ting of. This sprout has already an
abundance of feeding roots, and when
set in fine, rich soil Will be VOL able to
take care of itself without suffering the
least Inconvenience or setback. It is
very essential, however, that you use
the very best of potting soil, since you
must try to save the strength of the
mother tubcr as much rs possible and
make the young sprouts draw rs largo
share of sustenancc from the soil rs you
can possibly induce them to do. You
want the plants strong and stallly and
able to grow right along when set in
open ground and produce heavy crop.
For the Same reasons select tho very
best ground at command and spare no
pans to give it tho very best preparation
and manuring.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-06

Ono of Napoloon's generals, whom
he had commanded to capture IL certain
fortress, sent back work that 1t was an
impossibility. Instantly the Rrcnt
warrior returned his answer: "rell
him the order comes from man who
couquers mpossibilities" The assault
wns made and the fortress won.
How many people who nre sick or
out OF order, who are run down in
health ana strength, aud who, from re.
pented failures to be cured, are dl.-
couraged and hopeless, have come to
believe cure an impossibilityi If such
people had single particle of the cour
age OF the great Napoleon they would
know that cure is possble-that it is
only necessary to take the right remedy
to make the cure nn assured fact. 10
take. i'll fact, DIR. Greene'a Nervura
blood and nerve remedy.
Hon. Nathaniel II. Pond. OF War
wick, Mass, says in regard to himself
md the remarkable curative effect of
this great med cine:
81 have been afflicted with liver dis.
ease caused by malnrin poisoning while
III the army. For about thirty wears
have suffered untold agoncs and have
taken great amount Of medicine. My
disease has become chronic, and do
not expect ever to he entirely cured. |
have taken DIR. Greenes Neryurn for
some time, and / can truly say that
while am nsing it | am quite comfort.
able, ana some days am able to work a
good zeal, at Others not rs much.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-06

"But DIR. Greenes Nervura blood
aud nerve remedy has helped me more
thnn any other, or all the rest Of medi-
ciues | have taken.
81 cannot speak in TOO high praise of
DR. Greone'5 Nervura blood and nerve
remedy, and have used sixteen bot
ties"
Do not he nervoless, hesitnting.
bltIonloss weaklinn. dospuiring of "A
cure from your weakness aul disease.
but no strong of mind aud indomitnbie
Of courage to mako yourself
htrong and vigorous again by using the
great heath rGstorer, Dr. Grcenes Ner-
vura blood ana nerve remedy. Rcmem
Der that Il resolute determination ana
the use of this remedy will mako YOU
well. 1t should be used Mt this season
Ivy oil means, for it is the best OF nil
spring medicines.
1t III not patent medicine, but the
prescription of the most successful liv
ing specialist in curing nervous and
chronic disease. DR.. Greene, of 30
West Fourteenth Street, New York
city. He has the largest practice in the
world, and this grand medical DIS
covery Is the result oil his vast expe.
ricncs. The great reputation o. DR..
Greene is IL guarantee that this med
cine will cure. and the fact that he can
he consulted by anyone at any time.
free OF charge, personally or by letter,
gives absolute assurance of the bnnef
clal action OF this wonderful medi.
| piup
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-06

Mormon Missionaries have begun
work III Isle OF Wight county.
Hon. John Goode will lecture Mt the
City Hall Theatre on Monday evening.
Beginning tomorrow tho ministers
will commence their Sunday evening
services nj T:t5 o'clock.
Richmond Stith, ii colored youth. was
run over Ivy three cars near Wakefield,
the skull being crushed and both legs
broken.
Rev. }. i. Love last evening mt n
meeting of the Baptist Young Peoples
Union delivered the postponed lecture,
'Song Of Suloman,o or nn Inspired Love
Story" Exceptionally good music was
rendered.
Tho Literary Club will meet next
Tuesday with Miss julia Phillips, Main
street. Readers for the occasion arc
Mesdames Lee Britt aud l.. +. Harper.
Il. Il. Smith sold to Il. Il. Dumvillc
his interest III several houses situated
on North Main street, near the mo. 10
store" for $1,000.
The official i'll the fire company who
was reported M having suggested hat
the company support II certain conn
Gil ticket, says that be only asked that
II the company desired to express
choice for any one the name. il given
to him, would be handed the Execu-
tive Committee and printed on the
ticket.
Cupid's darts are piercing some aged
heart III Isle of Wight. Mr.. Elijah
Nelms, n one armed ex-Confederato.
aged go, was recently welded to Miss
trnmpler. who Is about IL. Another
marriage inst reported from that coun
10, IL,
Miss Mary Gray, aged 81.
An appreciative audience assembled
i'll the auditorium OF the First Nlctho
dist Church last evening to hear IA loc.
ture from Rev. ). 4. Steele, ID. D.. of
NASHVILLE. Tenn, general secretary of
the Epworth League, Of the NJ. H..
Church, South.
10 day Mt tho several precincts in
Nnnscmond county, the Republicans
will select delegates to County Con.
vention to he held in Suffolk on next
Saturday for the nomination of IL ticket.
In southampton county tho primary
for tho nomination of n county Demo.
cratic ticket occurs to. day.
DIR. BARNES DECISIuN. Democrat
OF Suffolk and Nansomond county will
learn with pleasure that DR.. j. Ii.
Barnes has finally consented to allow
the use OF his name us candidate for
County Treasurer during the coming
campaign. This decision was only
reached by DR.. Barnes last evening,
the pressure of friends being such us 10
admit of no refusal. He will on Mon.
dry be appointed by the court as
Treasurer for the unexpired term, and
Will nj once be initiated into duties Of
tue Office.
CIRCUIT CoURr DOCKET. Tho docket
Is prepared and the witnesses and Jury
have been summoned for tho April
term of Nnnsemond Circuit Court,
Judge II. Il. Preutis presiding. Capt.
a. =. Conner. clerk. informs us that
the docket consists Of ] % cases ninety.
thee chhncely suits aud siXly.two
common law cases. OF the common law
cases thir,y,one are brought over from
the October term, the rest being re
Gently entered. Ten are contested
Su"no cuses, depending on case in
Norfolk county, which Inns been re.
moved TO the Court OF Appeals. The
Judgment docket will be read tho first
day OF he term, Tuesday. in order to
allow ali parties cOntestiug an opportu
NIFTY OF entering pleas.
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Junior. The claim is that this Peerless
Junior is cross between tho Peerless
and tho Snowflake, yielding like the old
Peerless with the fine quality of tho
Snowflake OF 205 kinds tried. there
was but ono that riponed rs early rs
the Peerless Junior, and that was tho
Early Ohio. The Great Divide potato.
which originated III Iowa, is attracting
attention both cast and west of the Rocky
mountains A Philadelphia seed firm
claim it to be tho best potato for the
main crop. Its special merits arc said TO
be robust grower, fine flavor, long
keeping and best shipping main crop po-
tato " The New Ideal, originated prob
ably in New Jersey, is another claimant
for favor which IS highly recommended
At present prices of somo OF these nov
olties tho ordinary grower cannot be
expected to purchase them by tho guam
tity. Many who like to test new pota-
toes will have to bo satisfied with
pound or so of Carman No. /, Carman
No B, Irish Daisy, Craig and others. In
that case, however, the grower will wish
TO make tho most of his seed. r. Grein-
er, an excellent authority, tells in The
Farm and Firesido how to do this.
Halve your precious potatoes and place
cut side down in very rich soil in box
in sunny window or III hotbed or on
greenhouse bench. The tubors will soon
sprort and you can pull tho sprouts rs
fast rs they appear and set them in rich
soil
Each sprout will make hill, aud you
chn thus make quito number of hills
from one single pound of potatoes The
accompanying sketch shows one of the
sprouts just right for pulling and pot
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-06

POTATOES OF PROMISE.
High Praised and High Priced Varieties.
How 60 PropaGete Mt Small Cost.

Among tho highly praised rs well rs
highly priced newcomers is Carmnn No
/. Another potato that is lauded to tho
skies Just now is Irish Daisy. The orig.
inators say that this is truly great po-
tato. pure white, the tubers round to
oblong in shape and ripening with Ru.
ral New Yorker No. @ Tho Craig pota.
TO, on Ohio production, is doomed ms
something way above the average.
A New York grower of potatoes who
last year had over 900 varieties on his
grounds is enthusiastic over tho Peerless
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-06

"And these. Our slins are stor'd with wheat
10 MAKE our u-ldy bread
ferices. l. L.
T!o ships sresk for themselves Some
SINUS pass IN tie night cars .'suc,k''
tNe'N POE where people nsed braai-good
,re" i''isy uton', Daisy Belle, flood
no are our bran Is We also manufacture
mea,. If ynu haven't triel it VET VOL, mr..
lost IN til shuttle
Daisy ROLLE? MILLS.
Phonetic 927. co.,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-06

G. Onderdonk, tho we'll known Texas
nurSerymnn. sets his standard pear trees
so feet hy 80, and plants plum or peach
trees between them, with tho intention
of removing any tree as soon as it gets
in the way of the pear trees.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-06
Piles.

Piles is so common that
every other person you meet is
troubled with it more or less. 1t
seems to be little thing and usual,
~ gets little attention. 1t NAV not
be serious At first, but it makes a
man sick-inakes him nervous,
cross, irritablc-unit for business.
1t robs him of sleep, takes his ap-
petlte-cnts down his ilesh-and
yet he is careless about it
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wanted is the best process OF curing.
Experiments in this direction would be
Of great value.