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The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-01
saltwater.

Quite q blizzard last Friday.
AL Decker and wife we're at the
Hub Saturday.
George Barnes has been quite sick
with . sore throat.
George Motter and family went to
Mt. Glare last Wednesday.
Mrs. Richardson has returned from
Kansas, and is at Z. z. Christy's 10
Guide Rock at present.
H. W. Hubbard and j. Z. Taught
made . business trip to Lawrence this
week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lenny On
January 26, . ten.pound boy. All
parties doing we'll.
Miss Maggie Orr Of Hastings was
visiting at home last week. She went
back via Superior to visit her brother.
Louie Brandt has gone so Colum.
BUS, O., to study the jevelry business
or get msrried-we don't which.
ED. Shirley failed to ill his sp'
pointneut at Prairie Centre last Sun
day, probably On account Of the
stora.
Mrs. Anna Blouche auished hel
school in Dist. Sc last Thursday. Mr.
and Mrs. Blouche went to Amboy thu
6rst Of the week to spend the rest o.
the winter. SIMPSON.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-01
CathertOn.

Quite a change in the weather If
any n happens to ask.
The boys are making great prepara-
lions for the wolf hunt.
Miss Remsburg Of Red Cloud was
visiting at G. H. Wilson's last Sunday.
Tishie Marker is home again having
finished . successful term Of school on
Walnut creek.
A. A. Cooper and wife went down
to New Virginia to her Rev. Blackwell
preach last Sunday.
The G. L. s. G. will be held ct Mrs.
Geo. Gathers Friday evening Febru-
ary l.
Charlie Ware is still enjoying
single blessedness and were you to
step into his respectable place Of
abode you would hear him singing
these line:
Oh, funny and free is a bachelors f~alicies,
Merrily. cheerily pssses his life.
Nothing knows he Of connubisl deviltries
Troublesome children or clamerous
wife.
Free from society. cares and anxiety.
Charms In variety falls to his share.
Mornings sweet kisses and washing the
dishes.
How happy and free is q bachelors life
Yum Yum will please send in hia
name 60 that we can send paper.-EDI
TORI
Yum Yum.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-01
Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for con.
sumption. coughs and colds upon oondi.
ton. II you are afflicted with q cough,
cold or any lung, throat or chest trouble
and will use this remedy a. directed Civ
ing it Q fair trial and experience no bene'
At, you may return the bottle and have
your money refunded. We could moi
make this offer did We not know that DR.
Kings New Discovery could be relied on
II never dissppoints. Trial bottles fret
at G. L. Cotting's Drugstore. Large slit
800. aud $l.O0.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-01
HoW's This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO, Props. Toledo, o.
We the undsrsignsd have known +. J.
Cheney for the last IL years, and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transaction and financially able 70 carry
out any obligation made by their Hrm.
West 4 Trus., wholesale Druggists. To.
ledo, O., Wslding, Kinnan Z Marvin,
Wholesale DrugRists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure 10 taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu.
oous surfaces Of the system. Price 75o
per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Tes.
timouials free.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-01

Everybody was st the wolf HIM.
last Thursday, - . result two wolves
we're killed: John Brown claims he
killed one but the boys say he came
nearer hitting Fred Good than the
wolf.
A dog fight was the attraction on
the street last week but later on .
eight about . dog was talked Of. Both
resulted in Q draw.
j. L. had . light attack Of the
Grippe last week.
Ed Story 10 learning . new song.
Ask him to sing it for you.
Dr.. Hall and wife went to Hastings
last Saturday.
They say Doc Harris is fondcr Of a
Lilly" than Of q rose.
Some of the little school boys have
gotten the habit Of playing in front Of
the stores after school, when they
should 90 home to their mammas.
Two Of them had the good luck to fall
through one of John Storey's $500
windows last week, which almost broke
their hearts, not saying anything
about the window glass or their pspss
Moral-Don't play boostee any more
Dee.
Grace Teel has been visiting will
friends in Kosemont this week.
Stella says she must be "Hurd'
from this on.
The party that was to have come Of
at Mr.. Hurd's last week was post
poned till some future time when tn
weather will permit.
Miss Ida Savage left for her HON
in Oklahoma last Friday.
Some Of the the little girls Or
prscticing on climbing the B, & N
Windmill. We would advise them I
be careful as the ladder is not YER
secure.
Where was McMinnie last week?
Lou Besl was right in line last Sur
day evening. A CowLEs Bun.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-01
Windy Point.

Mr.. Satley and wife we're visiting
ct Mr.. Leggetts last week.
Mr.. Satley, wife and daughters were
visiting at Mr.. Gillett's last week.
Mrs. Jim Hsven's has Q 6ue baby
boy.
Mrs. Will Horton is very sick.
Epworth League meeting next Sun.
day evening at Windy Point.
Charley Carrie has killed his old
pony.
Cold weather and snow at Windy
Point.
Meeting for worship At the stone
church Tuesday evening Jan. 80.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-01

A Des Moines woman Who has been
troubled with frequent colds, concluded
to try an old remedy in Q new way, and
accordingly took tsaspoosnful, four
times the usual dose, Of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy Just before going to bed.
The next morning she found that her
cold had almost entirely disappeared.
During the day she took q few doses Of
the remedy, n tsaspoonful at q time,
and at night again took . teaspooful be.
fore going to bed ard on the following
morning awoks free from ell symptoms
of the cold. Since then she has, on sew
srsl occasions, used shis remedy In like
manner, with the same good results. and
Is much slstsd oyer her discovery Of &C
quick Q way Of curing Q cold. For sale
by Deyo & Grics.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-02-01

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Words Fair Highest Award.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
ReIici1ns Exercises To-day.

The regular services will be held at
Park-Place church to-day. Inc pas
tor DIR Young, will preach. Morning
sebiect: "The Reciprocal influence OF
Pastor and People" Evening SUBJECT.
"a King Hidden Among Goods Boxes
a sermon specially addressed to young
men. -,
At Iaurel-Street Methodist church the
nastor Rev. III. Taylor. Will occupy the
nulpit both morning and evening At
the morning service he VIII discuss
GODS F'aithfulness" and at the night
service he will talk on THE Oid-Fashion
Mothers Love" The Epworth League
will meet at 7.lj p NJ.
Brcadus- Memorial Baptist church,
Thlrtv-socond and Marshall streets
Rib,e school at 915 4. NJ. Preaching at il
\ NJ. by Or r. J. Willingham. secretary
of the Foreign Mission Board. A cor
dial invitation is extended and special
effort will be made by the members TO
supply seats and make visitors comfort
able. 80 services az night. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at o'cock.
The Soventh-Day Adyentsts tent meet
ing Twenty-sixth and VI street, con-
tinues with interest. Preaching to-day
at $3.50 and 7:45 Z. NJ. Subject at $3.50:
'.The Ceremonial and Moral Laws and
What was Abrogated by the Gospel"
t7:45. by request: THE Sabbath-Which
Day is It?" Any minister or other per-
son given liberty TO ask questions or reply
TO arguments presented II unscrptual.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
VIII Cultivate Athletics.

McCabe's University School will take
an active part in the general athletics
Of the State from now on. In the Pc
tersburg days of this school. she was
prominent at the State regattas and IN
football and baseball. Now, however,
10 celebrate her coming 70 Richmopd,
she intends 10 establish a regular field
day, such as oil the large schools AMI
colleges have established. There VII ne
offered three large silver Loying-fhps,
appropriately engraved, for tho best all
around athlete in the upper, middle, ana
lower school, respectively. These cups
will be held by the winners one year,
when they again will be competed for.
Each winners name VIII be Inscribed
upon the cup. making It a successive
record OF the school athletics The Ath-
letic Association has made arrangements
with Mr.. Bradley. so that they viii be
permitted 20 use West-End baseball park
as a training-ground and they expect
to put in the field a football and base
ball team that will successfully COM
pete with any school or minor college
team in the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
lis Tvcnty-Fifth Anniversary.

Germania Lodge No. IS. knights OF
Pythias. viii celebrate its silver anniver-
sary Oh Tuesday next The banquet Will
be neld at O. Morganstern's Han. The
Committee OF Arrangements, consisting
of Messrs. George 7. Mattern, otto a.
Me.ster. and Daniel A. Weinbrunn, Will
guarantee that there viii be plesty Of
good things. Among those VINO will be
present are Hon. u. G. Richardson. ;.
r.: T.. q. C.'s Bev. r. Crump and +. T..
Hulce; Hon. William Lovenstein, Jullus
Straus. and Charles +. Loehr. who has
held the Office of secretary of this lodge
since its formation, and others.
Recently some of the members with
drew from this lodge. thinking themselves
aggrieved by the action of the Supreme
Lodge on the Gcrman-rtual question, but
as this question has been disposed of by
the decision of the court in Chicago, X
Is expected that this lodge will again be
in possession of its German work at an
early day. and many Of the members
who withdrew will return. Fer the past
few meetings quite revival has been
going on, and the lodge has received
many new members. The present Off
GERS are:
c. c., George c. Dietrich; V. c..
William Gehrmann; r.. c. II. Wegener;
NJ. OF w. II. A. Beck. X. of r. and s.,
c. T. Loehr; NJ. of f.. j. Henry schmidt :
NJ. of F.. A. Hartung; NJ. at A.. o..
4. Webster; ]. G.. John a. BEIGE; o.
G.. ID. A. Weinbrunn; d. D.. Julius
Stratus: Trustees. George Franco
Charles bunker. and Peter Hoffman,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

veyed 10 the family OF the dead minister
and 10 the church OF which he was so
long the devoted pastor:
THE members OF Trinity Methodist
church and congregation. assembled IN
their house OF worship In usual midweek
service. Wednesday evening. September
II. 1896 desire to give expression to their
sorrow at the death this day OF Rev.
DR.. James +. Cannon, the beloved ana
faithful pastor OF the Third Presbyterian
church. OF this city. We beg TO assure
the hcreaved family OF our tenderest
sympathy in their great affection, cou-
pied with the expression OF our earnest
hope that He who doeth ali things well.
and whose promises OF grace sufiicient
for all needs Is sure and steadfast. VIII
graciously and abundantly sustain them
IN this dark hour. And we assure our
beloved brethren, whose shepherd mas
just oeen laid low In death, That we
deeply sympathize with them In the loss
of so faithful and efficient a pastoral
head, and pray that they may have firm
faith in the wisdom of God in their SEEM
ing dark aniction. and that they may
bc comfCrted by the truth so beautifully
expressed In the following stanza OF
Christian hymnology:
What, though the arm OF conquerins
death.
Doth Gods our house invade;
What though the prophet and the priest
BE numbered with the dead.
TIL Eternal Shepherd still survives
New comfort 20 impart
His eye still guides us, and His voice
still animates our heart
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
Highland Springs Gossip.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Davis have return
ed after enjoying a visit TO relations ana
friends in Pawtucket. Il. |.
Mr.. Stamper -. BloXtor, teacher in
the high school at Keezletown. in Rock
ingham county. Va. is visiting the family
Of mis- cousin. Mr.. +. 4. Christian
Mr.. Joseph Sinton and family of Paw
tucket, r l., are residing on Laurel ave-
nue.
Sunday at the Baptist church Rev. NJ.
J. Hoover preached his farewell sermon
to a large and appreciative congregation.
He goes on Monday next to Louisville,
Ky. to further pursue his ministerial
studies.
Professor Gebhardt, who Is in Lynch
burg on business. will return this week,
when, under his instruction the Highland
Springs Orchestra will resume its re-
hearsais for the performance II will rem
der this autumn.
Gand Master Hin Montague, OF Rich
riond. will PAY an official visit 20 the
Odd-Fellows Lodge at this place next
Tuesday night. II is desired to give nm
a hearty welcome with a large attend
ancc. and make the meeting one OF
unusual interest
Mesdames Il. G. Garnet. J. b. Newell,
and G. III. Raabe as delegates attended
the W. G. II. L. convention at Centralia
on Thursday. The ladies report most
enjoyable time and Centralia as having
an excellent Union. The next meeting
will be held in Richmond.
Highland Springs was wei represented
at the revival meetings held at Corinth
NJ T.. church. on the Williamsburg road
for the past fortnight, and conducted by
Mr.. A. G. Scott. Much interest was man
Tested in the meetings. and a number
OF Mr.. SCOTS hearers joined the church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
PERSONAL AND GENERIi.
Interesting Facts About Richmond Citi-
zen~ and other Matters.

Interesting Facts About Richmond Citi-
zens and other Matters.
Miss Meta Logan IS in town for a few
days.
Mr. Ernest L. Boiling has returned to
the city.
Mrs O. 4. Kass has returned from the
North
Mr. $. d. Crcnshaw is spending few
days in New York.
10. J.. NJ Cowlrdn has returned
from the Hot Springs
Mr. Percy ". Shepherd is spending his
vacation IN Clarke county.
Assistant Ditrlct Attorney w. II. Mann
was In The city yesterday.
Mr. Richard Allen. Of "Tuckahoe." is
In tine city for q few days.
Major Charles 5. str.ngfellow is in
Washington for a few days.
Or. Hampton c.. Bagby has returned to
mis- duties az Hampden-sidney.
Miss Mary Wayne. OF Savannah, is the
guest of Mrs. Barton II. Wise
Miss Emma Wood. IF Hanover. is visit
Ing relatives In East Richmond.
Rev. r. A. Goodwin, OF ST. Johns
church. has returned TO the city.
The condition OF Mr. Henry Harrison,
who has been III with fever, is improy-
Ing.
Mr. II. Lancelot segar. of Middlesex,
IS attending the Medical College of Viz
gnia.
Mr. Fayette G. Bah is visiting his
mother and grandparents at 2J3 west
Grace.
Mr. ana Mrs Barton II. Wise will re-
side this winter at S06 west Franklin
street.
Mir Edmund Osborne McCabe has re-
turned 20 the city. after visit to Cobb's
Island.
Miss Virginia Tyler is the guest OF the
Misses Gregory, at "Blcnheim,' Hanover
county
Mr. WEI Haskins of Cartoons Store. is
I'm the city attending the Medical Col
lege Of Virginia.
Miss Rosa Marks who has been spend
ing the summer at Atlantic City, has
returned home.
Miss sallie T. Lindsay still continues
very in n her home. No. 5l9 north Tween
ty-secold street.
Miss Mary H. Mayo. of Columbia, S.
west Grace street.
TOR b. d Spalding. OF 80 east Main, LEFT
the city yesterday for Baltimore. lie VIII
be absent about ten days.
Miss Sue Dimmock> OF Gloucester coun-
ty. is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Williams, north Fifth street.
Mrs. Joseph Winston is the guest Of
General and Mrs. Thomas Rosser' at
Rugby" Albemarle county.
Miss Elicit. who has been spending a
few days at Signal Hill" Hanover
county. has returned 10 the city.
slsy Velle Minor Will return from Ro-
anOke on tomorrow and be at her new
residence. No. 5l3 west Grace street.
Mr. Walter Coles. OF ST. Louis, who
has been spending several days in town,
returned to Albemarle on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wilmington Smith
passed through the city on Friday en-
route TO their home. in Americas. Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs James Branch and Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Moulton have taken
No. north Second street FOR the w,n-
ter
Rev. F.. s. Stickney will address the
mems meeting az the Young Mems Chris
tan Association this afternoon at 4
O'clock.
Miss Florence Cabell. who has been
the guest Of the Misses Haw. At Dun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
Barton Heights Notes.

Mrs. Charles Hartman is ont again, after
a severe illness.
Miss Sallle Wray. Of Richmond. is visit
ing Mrs. George a. Minor.
Miss Annie Link. of Richmond. is visit
ing the Misses Hickerson.
Mr.. Blair Farrar has moved into his
new house in BrooKland Park
Mr. Coots and daughter are visiting Mrs.
Gucnther, In Brookland Park.
Mr.. J.. NJ. Bailey is improving from
a severe illness.
Mr.. w. II. Bennett has returned from
a visit to his old home in Pennsylvania.
Miss Mary Spencer, OF Middletown,
Conn. IS on a vlsi, to Mrs. +. II. Smith.
Miss Carroon Martin and Miss Book
or. OF Richmond. are the guests Of Mrs.
W. o. Shelburne.
Mr. a. r. Faulkner has returned home
after SPENDING a week in the Blue Ridge
mountains.
Mrs. II. l.. Lorraine has gone to Blue
fali, W. Va, to visit her mother and
father.
Mr. j. Wesley Parker, of Petersburg
will reside in the future with his uncle.
Mr. l.. A. Sadler.
Mrs. J. a. Kern. who has been visit
inc Mrs. r. r. Paul. returned 20 her
home. at Ashland, on Thursday.
Mrs. James w. Crad1ock and children.
of Lynchburg. are on a visit TO her sister,
Mrs ". r. Rogers.
The official hoard of the Parton Heights
Methodist church will meet at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. W. X. Bache on next
Tues 'ay night.
Ground is expected 20 be broken for the
extension of the car line on Monday.
The poles and ties have been hauled and
a brick culvert is being built where the
old wooden one was.
Mrs Tanner and Mrs. Luck returned
last week from n months visit 20 ocean
Grove and Elizabeth. y. j. Mrs. J. J.
Hars cy, who accompanied Them VIII re-
turn about the LIST of october.
The Bazaar which has been in progress
during the week at the Wigwam. under
the auspices of the ladies Of the Methodist
church has been an entire success. Large
crowds have attended each night, and
the managers are highly gratiied with
the success which has crowned their
efforts in behalf Of their church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
More OYSTER Pirates.

Captain w. y. Hudgins. commandant
of the steamer Chesapeake, has sent the
following communication TO the Board
on the Chesapeake and its Tributaries:
IL have TO report the following arrests
for the violation OF the oyster law in
James river. viz: On the 10th Samuel
Colding. captain OF the schooner Eliza
beth, OF Norfolk. for roughing oysters
three skiffs fined 800 On the same date
George Elliott. Clustering without license.
fined SO on the 18th. John Rowe, cap
tain OF schooner G.. c. Vanderslice. Of
Richmond, for roughing oysters; three
skiffs. fined $50. on the 18th. George
Shelton. captain OF schooner Kate John
son. OF Newport News, working four
skiffs without license. fined SO Same
date Augustus Rowe. captain OF sloop
Clara. Clustering without license. fined $40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15

from each and every one OF you per-
sonal pIedpe that YOU will be present AZ
the next ahual inspection, September o.
1895.
IL seems 10 me that no plausible rea-
son can be offered why we shouid ho' ~
tain 100 per cent. at this inspection. Inc
roll of tins company has been so reViseu
that naught but good men, capao'e o.
Efficient. remain thereon. and from whofn
/ expect regular attendance hcd. anu
well-cleaned uniforms and cquip'hen'.
Uniforms are being altered 10 Piopel
ut by a competent tailor. ana III your
has not boen Il is because you have not
been present at your company arms 10,
the past three weeks: and If you shouiu
see the new fit you would say II Is eN-
cellent. Everything Is being done ior
your comfort and / shall spare no pains
TO further this object
In order to obtain the best results
from this command, the following cohui-
tlonal prizes are offered annually; COM
petition to begin from the date OF thls
communication, viz: -,
First award.-Company badge 10 the
best soldier. Points consideied' AZ
tendance at drills and parades. knowledge
OF the duties Of soldier, nea'hess Vi
dress and equipment.
Second award.-Badge and ten dollars
TO the section showing the best average
attendance at drills, parades, ana IN
spections. and best knowledge OF the
duties of a soldier Badge to be worn
by non-con missioned officer commanding
the successful section, and the cash
award TO be divided among the men COM
posing this successful section. Badge 10
be returned to the captain when sald non
commissioned officer is discharged from
the service.
Third award-A company badge TO
every nOn-commissiOned officer and man
who shall attend every drill, parade ana
inspection of this Company from the
above date. No excuse will be enter
tanned for any absence except physi-
clans certificate that sickness prevented
attendance.
Fourth award.-Ten dollars I'm cash
to the non-commissioned officer or man
who shall bring into this company the
largest pumbcr OF recruits from above
date-said recruits TO attend 20 per cent.
OF all drills, parades and inspections.
and number of recruits not 10 be less
than five
Al award Of five dollars in cash will
be given to the AFOREMENTIONED officer
or man OF this company who shall bring
I'm the next largest numbfr Of recruits
under the conditions Of M award. ex-
cept that three will be the minimum I'M
der this latter clause.
/ should feel very proud TO know that
on September the nth next. every man
in my command Will be present. on which
date there will be an inspection Of the
company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
Georgia and Alabama Railway.

Tomorrow at 3 o'clock the time expires
for taking or subscribing 10 the $4,000
new first mortgage preferred bonds OF
the Georgia and Alabama railroad. sue
cessors 10 the savannah, Amcr!cus and
Montgomery Many o. the oid bonds were
held in Richmond. and he bondhollers
represented by J. l.. Williams * sons.
have all exercised their rish:s,and secured
over 100000 worth OF bonds. Reports
have been received b. the president OF
the Georgia and Alatama. showing large
L. increased earnings oVcr the last year
for the corresponding period. The road
is being rapidly completed 20 the sa-
vannah terminal and il Is expected 10
reach that city and be Ia operation De
fore the close Of the cotton season
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
RICHMOND COLLIGE NEWS.
Preparations for the Coming Session
Which Opens Next Thursday.

Which Opens Next Thursday.
A meeting OF the instruction Commit
tee Of Richmond College was held Thurs
day afternoon. The subject of discus
sion was series Of Biblical lectures
10 be delivered by Professor y. X. Davis.
President Whist, of Columbia Univer-
slty. and others. programme was
made OF, 10 be submitted 10 G.. B.
West OF Newport News. who is the
financial hacker pf the scheme. The
committee discussed tho situation Of the
elocu,ion class and decided. If Professor
Samuel Young could not he retained. 10
supply his place as soon as possible.
No change has been made in regard
10 the literary standing OF the college
as was reported. In fact, several of he
row professors are rather In favor OF
making a higher standard. Professor j.
II. Hunter, of chemistry. IS very ark
ious 10 increase that course 10 two years.
The trustees have increased the fac.li-
tics OF the class
Professors. j. X. Hunter and A. NJ.
Carroll are now in the city and Pro-
fessor s. G. Mitchell is expected to be
here Tuesday next
Thursday the college opens. and Pro-
lessor Boatwright will be installed in
his office.
Already many students have engaged
rooms. one, Carlos Martinez. coming
from Mexico.
President Boatwright will give special
attention TO college athletics. which he
considers an important branch of college
work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-15
Compliment to Virginia Journal

Mr.. J. +. jackson. the editor of the
old-established agricultural Journal the
Southern Planter, of this city, has been
invited to address the National lrrga-
ton Congress and the National Farm
ers' Congress. at Atlanta. Ga. in Octo-
Der. In rendering the invitations to adj
dress these two congresses, tho secre-
tary adds: II will crafty the members
OF the Executive Committee If you Will
accent. as we recognize the splendid ser
vices YOU are rendering the country in
the Southern Planter"
1t must be gratifying 10 the proprie-
tors of the Planter 10 know that those
competent to judge appreciate its work
so highly.