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times as much as in 1862. The paper
money, including banknotes, in 1873
was about equal to the amount now in
use. The per capita of circulation in
1872 was between SIS and $40. The
per capita now is between 1923 and
S24.
MORE GOLD AND SILVER THAN EVER.
The claim, therefore, that the money
OF final payment has been reduced one
half, thereby depriving the public of a
sufficient volume, is simply grOundless.
We still use gold and silver both, and
have more than we ever had prior to
the passage of the act of 1873.
The claim also, that the currency has
contracted, thereby appreciating the
value of gold, is shown to be false by
the enormous output of gold last year;
it was the largest in the worlds his
tory, and amounted to $181, 100000
The worlds coinage of gold in 1898 rose
to 1892, 1885, 900, and that of silver to
$l35, ,3S9, 900, making the largest yearly
coinage in the worlds history, with
possibly one exception.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

TIE Pittsburg Chronicle in speaking
of train robbers, says: e Eastward the
holder-up Of trains pushes his enter.
prise. He no longer confines his
operations to the Rockies and the
prairies, and the sparsely settled South
west. He is moving toward the Allan
tic. Six of them boarded train on the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railroad, near Toledo, andeby the
usual persuasion Of pointed revolvers,
compelled the express messenger to
unlock his safe and deliver The treasure
IN his care.
Mr. PinkertOn. head of the de-
teetive agency which bears that name
not long ago declared that the mad
equacy Of the laws Furnishing train
robbery was responsible for the large
increase in this sort Of crime He pre-
dicted that unless something decided
was done 10 repress them. train robbers
would move east and engage in their
lucrative business near the populous
and wealthy centers. He mentioned
the suburbs of New York city as a
peculiarly alluring field for train rob
bers. 1t looks as though Mr. Pinker.
tons prophecy was to be fulfilled"
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31
TOWNSEND AT SMYRNA

Inc Townsend VS. Smyrna game on
Monday afternoon was unfav0rable to
say the least. Our club lost the oame
oy an act of Indifference and careless
ness. ihe Townsend lads played a loose
game but nevertheless they played TO.
win. The game was lost by Harvey
Smyrna's pitcher, who went to Dieces
IN the fourth inning and allowed seven
runs to get in, This put Townsend too
far ahead for Smyrna to catch up dnr.
ing the balance OF the game. Mapv of
our enthusiasts were provoked over
the results as they felt satisfied before
the game that the Townsend lads
would be an easy victory. Every game
that Smyrna enters should be nIevad
to win and if this had been the feeIino
Monday afternoon, Townsend conI5'
hardly have scored. Following is the
Iownsend........O 1OO2 o-16 "a Il f
ON rha.''.........l 2 o % ~
boee Earned tie runs, Smyrna, a. Townsend . Tbroo
Dase MT Lassell; twO.baSe hits ISSsaI pil.e Llee
M MnarEey' GummtnS, Daniels and Tvmen' eti, WI,
Out, Dy Harvey l3; by Esper /: nv StovoIiu orlucG
Fassed balls, IattOmus 8 wild oitci H. SS, a
I,UEuns' I,sr1a l. Time, % minutes. Tmnire Zoo
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parlor, sittingrOom and bedro ON, and
the third floor, three bedrooms. Be-
sides the painting and papering which
went on in the blue room and dining
room, the arrangement is left the same
as before. Another feature is the i'm
provement in the cellars of both sec
tiOns. These have been put in repair,
the floors cemented and a large heater
put in place. Ample room is given for
whatsoever use it may be put to.
The whole building has been wired
by Charles LawtOn, a Wilmington
electrician, and plenty of incandescent
lights will be put in place. Connection
has also been made with the sewers.
In place of the old brick sidewalk is
now being put a solid concrete Port
land pavement by Simons Bros, of
Wilmington. This will add very ma.
terially to the improvement of the
property.
The papering and painting, both
inside and outside the building, was
done by J. f. Carter. of this town.
while Joseph Wright & Son were the
carpenters. All the mill work, such as
doors, sashes, windows, etc, came from
jackson & Sharp's works, of Whining
ton. The irOnwOrk Was done by Davis
q Son, the bricklaying by Candy Cox,
and the plumbing by Roberts & Co. ali
OF Wilmington. The building, we are
pleased to say, will be finished and
occupied in few days.
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Townsend.
KEFAINTING THE SCHOOL HOUsE-BAsE
BALL--LocAL AND PERSONAL.
Special Correspondence to the Times

HEFAINTlNG THE SCHOOL HOUsE-BAsE
BALL--LoCAL AND PERSONAL.
! Special Correspondence to the Times.
The Townsend School Board is Dre.
pairing to repaint the school house
here during vacation.
u. M. ID. Hart bad a very had acci-
dent with one of his saw mills in Ma
ryland last Friday. He was blocking
itup getting ready to move it, when il
iell over, damaging the machine con-
sidefably. No one was hurt.
Inc much needed rain which we had
saturday is well thanked for. and the
FARMERS think it will help the future
yielding crops. Apples and fruits of
all kinds seem very plentiful abont
here and there have been lots of annles
shipped from this place. i'P'N0
JOhn collins, young farmer near
thls place, cut his foot very badly on
saturday last while trimming a hedge
Ihere was quite an anxious crowd
waiting to witness the game of hall
here last Saturday afternoon between
Elkton and Townsend, but the bows
were SO late that only the ending of
the fourth inning was commenced
when the game was called on account
of rain. AT this inning the score then
stood s to in favor of Townsend.
Personal Miss Mollie b. Gill is the
guest OF Miss Mollie Moore at the
PieIs;-Miss Elva Ratlege, of Ches-
ter, Pa, is the guest Of relatives here
Miss Drucie Ellis, of CLAYTON. is
spending few weeks with Miss Daisy
Migglns. Miss Lizzie Collins. Of
Philadelphia, is spending d visit with
Tsiallyes B5:, here. Miss Alice CHM, of
relatives.-Miss Short. of Clavton ie
the guest Of Miss G. f. Pinder. er.~NIiss
hannah Wilson, of Pennsylvania. is
spending the summer with her sister
N Mrs. Walter MOney.-Mrs. Howard
townsend, of Philadelphia, is the
gueSt = oi ms mother.-Thomas Latto
mus and Walter f. Hart will Ieava
next week for Queen Anne's Station
Tor the purpose of huving neacbes
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31
nEATHC

y Rsl-lh HE,-lh Philadelphia, on July 2Gtb Sauie
i;h ~ MooTe; daughter of James C. Moore nns,
ot HSsWol1, aged 81 years. nterment Yesterday
son " ih this town on July 27th, Frank
NENN.-In Clayton, on Jnlv osth $50
IIainplln, daughter of :Wm. d. and Alice n (
~ S,o,'oh I'm Odessa, July llth. Mrs. Ann W
,,,,IC,.O Otouch' IN the sOth year Of her age.
Si;.F hi;CEFCNear Earleville. Nd, July 18th. Jera.
nlah Z Price, in the 7ith year of his age.
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" alkerls

special Correspondence to the Times.
MT. Jas. F. Fitzpatrick is making n
decided Improvement to his farm
mouse: The work is being done bv
mas. Van Winkle, of Clayton.
me ordinary threshiug rigs now
oelng hauled from farm to farm. are
unfortunate Ia being the cause Of
smashed bridges. In some cases travel
is seriously impeded. = .
Edgar Reeves, of Philadelphia. is
visiting relatives at Tayiol's Bridge.
Miss Carrie Stats has returned
nome nc after visit of eight weeks 10
Newport and Philadelphia.
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Ladies' and ChiIdren's
Jackets and CaDeS

that our New York factory has
turned out this season, at prices
within the reach Of everybody.
You will find the assortment as
complete in this line of goods
and prices lo'rer than same goods
are offered in the city stores.
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DOVER
SMYRNA
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Dover..... O O . "a
myrna......................0O 8 0 0 Go
Earned runs. Dover 3, Smyrna 3. Two base
hits Hustled, Deakyne Clark. Struck out by
Radcliffe Hess 4. Stolen bases. Dover 6; Smyrna
6. Base on balls. Off Hess 8; Off Radeliif r
Double plays, Cummins. unassisted. and Radcliff
10 W Richardson Wild pitch, Radclihf Passed
ball, HinKe. pmPire, y h. wharton. Time lii.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

Business practice from the start is
Ine Wl. splendid new departure at Goldey
wilmington (Del) Commercial and
shorthand College. If looking for a
good place to attend school send for its
magnificent catalogue. 70 70
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31
SMYRNA.
DOVER
SCORE RY rNNlNc.

Dover n a " ~
b,ts n"TIed II5e runs. Smyrna, . Dover 0: twobase
MHtIs' H,' IiuSted CumminS. Double Diays HorIa1O
SH,aguire TO Cummins Denpey to VI. RcbaTdse5
boiI' bbLEck out, by Hess 81 by Radcliffe 3 PsSSn5
TrnSi PIllS} w. richardson, 4: Higgins, l. Time 50
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

JOHN BRApLEY, successor to Samuel
p. Truax, on the farm of Il. II. Cum
uins, in the Alley, has sold out his
interest in his growing crops to Mr.. c.,
at what are considered fairly cOmpen-
sating figures, leaving the place-re-
moving 20 his fathers for the present
season. The difficulties growing out
OF the relation of owner and tenant.
were briefly alluded to two or three
weeks ago, eliminating in trial before
Esquire Cooper, resulting in an issue
of peace bonds all around. The dwell
llngs of each are on the same premises.
The relations between the tenant and
proprietor, and especially the family
of the latter, became SO strained as to
necessitate for the peace of mind and
comfort of all concerned, an early sew
erance of their business relation, and
hence the purchase, equitable as we
understand, and Mr.. Bradleys depart.
nre. This leaves the work and its
management to Mr.. Cummins.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

BAY parties continue to 6e the 90 as
a summer recreation with some peopIe
OF both sexes. Fishing is not as uc-
cessiul as was expected, but the fish
yarns will no doubt he as large and as
numerous AS ever.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

G. w. SIsCo finds in the building
erected adjoining to his tin and stove
store, corner of Main and Mt. Vernon
streets, great convenience to his bus
mess.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31
FRANKFORD At s,,vn,

Yesterday afternoon the Frankford
Fa:, team, who are camping n weet
at Woodland Reach, came here to cross
bats with our boys, The game was
amusing and so one.sided that Frank
lord barely got three runs to their
credit: The Smyrna nine came off
victorious by a score of is to 3. Fol-
lowing is the score:
Franktord......,..0 O o ? o. 5 E
9nlyrha'...........2 , ks II 4
~, struck out, by Stevens II: by O'Donnell. 4.
Ihree-base hits, Mcguire .: twO-base hits Truax
ness l-aSsell. Base on balls Off O'Donnell = off
stevens = Umpire, Geo. Barnes Time hours
Manager Armstrong has procured all
the old suits from last years CLAYTON
Ease ball association aud have mt
them in order, They will wear their
full uniform to-day. Besides the uni.
forms they got their chest protector
bat and gloves.
The following games have been ar
ranged for this week. To dav. Smv-
rna at Salisbury; Tomorrow. Smvr4o
at Laurel; Friday A. A. C. of Chester
"a at smyrna; Tuesday, Dover at
Smyrna; and Wednesday, Salisbury at at
Smyrna. az
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NOTICE.

| have purchased of Mrs.
l.. A. Cotton her entire stock
OF Dry Goods, Dress Goods.
Notions, &c.
Under the management of
Miss Margaret Hunt the
business will be continued
at the present location oppo-
site the National Bank Of
Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

THE summer girl and the bicycle are
now almost inseparable in song and
story.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

oDv goE more than hundred years tho sha
kers have been studying the ren,od;e, .re oha-
9erues Of plants. They have maJa "I I pro-
discoveries, but their greatest aehiev many
was was made last year. 1t is cor5;ai 5a9lnent .t
contains co already digested food and La e 'nM
9GsIer OF food It is effective in removn Io u-
tite S'feSs ror after ater satpg and creates an Spps
pieasnrep p'ute Ipoa 50 that eating becomes 4
and SdTburg bno Fale, thin people become plumn
wasting of consumption ~ arrests the
in bere tbe never has been such step forward
~ sne cure of Indigestion as tbis iSIwara ShVa
G;orulal. Your druggist will he sIaS InSAer tl
gro nv you little book descriptive au os 10 10
n y plve the babies LAxoL. which Il g..
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

BY an act of the Town Commits
sioners of Cheswold, the streets are
being put in better shape and the curb.
ing placed in front of all properties.
This will make a decided improve
ment to the town.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

WANTED Operators at the Smyrna
Shirt Factory. J. II. FARRELL,
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

J. FRANK DENNEY, on "Glenfern,'
near town, reports yield of28 bushels
of wheat per acre on field of SO acres.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

The dog days already with us, and
so are the dogs (both night and day.
and entirely too numerous.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31
Smyrna and Vicinity.

A NEW lot of umbrellas at Edw. G..
Walls. #
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

New and attractive styles in negli-
gee shirts just opened this week, at
Edw. G. Walls.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

THE firm Of Clawson & Bro, Lewis
+. and John l. Clawson sons of DR.. ].
+. Clawson, of Philadelphia, formerly
Of this town has been dissolved by
mutual consent and the business of
firm have been sold to the Clawson
Company (IncorpOrated) John l.. Claw.
son is President, Lewis F, Clawson is
Vice President and J. Harvey Barndt.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

THE excitement about the game of
baseball continues. Nothing else ap-
pears 10 interest our young people.
Wherever You go the talk is about
baseball and detailing the ''score" and
the causes of victory or defeat.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31
Teachers Examinations

- examinations for First, Second and Provisio,o,
SIa.. GIaue teachers Certificates will be held in
August 3rd s''"' SATURDAY,
H'S C. TINDAL, Superintendent
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

Inc local market for wheat is 67 ets.
GSorn, on eis;i oats, S2 cts; eggs. 10 ~
II cts.i chickens, 10 to 70 cts. y
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

JAMES YOU'VE, who grew up and re.
sided in this vicinity but for some
years has been resident of Philadel.
phis, in a note renewing his subscrip-
ton says: Il am greatly obliged to
you for your kindness and pnnctual
delivery Of the paper as / feel that |
am one of your old subscribers and the
paper is a welcome weekly visitor. I
ain always anxious to hear from nv
old natige county where | spent nv
youthful dag9.V
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

The cool, August evenings will
suggest a lightweight Wrap. and
we have anticipated your wants
IN this direction and are offering
in this Midsummer Sale some Of
the best styles in
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

Few speeches have been more clear
and exhaustive than that of Hoke
Smith, Mr.. Cleveland's Secretary of the
Interior, last week at Gainesville. Ga
He spoke for two and half hours and
covered every phase Of the silver cues
ton In speaking Of panics he said
Every panic has developed a marty
IN favor Of bad money, but with re-
turning prosperity the party has died.
Relief from panics h-s always come
through restoration q couaallc+. not
through bad money.
History teaches That BAD meme,
scheme should Boz ..V Il
comes 10 the f3l. ..........-.l.ou f,r
the free, unlimited and indeDeDdent
coinage Of silver st is tol. Coinage
az l6 to ] means sixteen times as much
silver as gold in a dollar. 25S grains
Of standard gold, 412l grains oi stand
ard silver. Free coinage means with.
out charge 20 the bullion holder hut at
the expense Of the taxpayer: unlim-
tied means to coin all that is oGered
independent means without reference
70 the course of other nations. In the
language Of "Ben" " Hill, Il oppose
this proposed legislation because
iavor all its prOfessed obiects. and
oppose all its real facts"
THE ACT OF 1873.
The free-siiver advocates claim. first
that the act Of 1878 was surrepiitiouslv
passed and robbed the people of one
half the money Of final payment.
second, that for this reason there is NOT
sufficient money of final payment, and |
the appreciation of gold has deprecated |
everything else. Upon these two
propositions their entire argument Is |
based.
The Secretary met these propositions
by claiming first. that the alleged con-
traction of the money Of final payment |
had nOt taken place: second. that the
proposed remedy would in reality drive
one-half of the money now in use ont
OF circulation, and produce a contrac-
lion ruinous ia its results.
He said it was immaterial, so far "a
the proposed legislation was concerned,
how che act of 1873 was passed. II
would be folly TO bring on disastrous
for the simple satisfaction
OF repeaiihg law improperly passed.
ne continued The act of 1873 did
not remove one-half of the money of
6nai payment. In 1873 the only silver
coin ia the United States consisted of
silver amounting TO 10000
600 dollars. which was not good for the
payment of amo1nts beyond IS. The
coined gold in the United States then
amonnted to only $l35.00O, 900. The
coined gold in the United States
now to e67s, 900, 600. while the
silver amounts to $423, ,2S9 900
and thesubsidiary silver to $76, ,772, 900.
The total gold and silver, therefore,
IN 1878 was $l52,OO0. 600, while gold
and silver now is 81 ,23S, 10000, eight
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

AS the canning season approaches
we find our different factories getting
in readiness. Both ]. B. Counselman
q Company and John H. Hoffecker &
son have made 100000 cans, with the
prospect of favorable Weld. The
outlook however does not seem as
good as last year, because OF the blight
IN some patches. Messrs Counseiman
put up over 600, 600 cans last year and
II they reach half that amount this wear
1t will meet with their expectation. II
is rather early yet to approximate.
though many of the farmers did set
out larger number of plants.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

AN important business announce
ment is that of the purchase of the
stock in the dry goods store of Mrs. l..
A. Cotton, by VIM. F. Brown. Miss
Margaret Hunt will manage the bust
ness. Mr.. Brown will continue in the
merchant tailoring business as hereto
fore.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

Jos. ENNIS overseer on the Alley
farm of John H. Hofecker, while un-
loading some fruit from his team Mon.
day afternoon at the Steamer Ella
warVeS, Smyrna Landing, the horses
became frightened at the blowing of
the whistle and caused runaway.
The wagon was badly demolished and
the horses were more or less bruised
and hurt. One horse split his tongue
so badly as to require several stitches.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

THE SMYRNA TIMES is published at Smyrna
Del every Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock
THE TINES is an independent paper devoted to
the welfare of thetOwn it represents and the
state of which it is part. II also gives the
items Of importance Of the Eastern Shore of
Maryland.
ROBT. D. HOFFECKER
Editor and Proprietor
ROBT. D. HOFFECKER, JR.,
Associate Editor
TERMS-SUBs per annum. No
paper is discontinued until all arrears are paid
up-except at the option of the publishers
ADNERTISEMENTS-THE SMYRNA TINES is the
business medium not only for the town it rep
resents, but for the outlying district of which it
isthe centre, embracing the towns of Clayton.
Kenton, Cheswold, Leipsic, &c. rate Of so
cents an inch per month will be charged for
transient advertising. A special reduction on
all semi-annual and yearly advertisements
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

}. Il. FARRELL, our enterprising Shirt
manufacturer, has rented the Rev.
j. I. Umsted dwelling adjoining
that OF Horace Mustard. During the
past week the residence has been put
in order, so as to be ready for occup-
ancy this week.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31
NOTICE.

moi oNGe is hereby given that will attend to dis
i'9efSS 6 aS follows smyrna Monday, Aug
aug o. at W g. Hills office: Fredercs WoSIa!'
ds dsy aug = until l2M. at hotel Felton, VEINS
to, aug aug 70 P NJ at Cooks hotel: HerrinS
Aug. 9, at Central Hotel 'u"ioIu friday
VIM: NJ. DICKSON.
Clerk of the Peace.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

DURING the month of August the
Steamer Ella will leave Smyrna Land
ing on Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays of each week and returning
will leave Philadelphia on TUESDAYS
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31
FOR SALE.

Tmmod;oSS Hm0G STORE. Good location for nbvsicio,,
'iiiiieula'e possession. Address, P''' Sic'"'''
'0I4 Sth and shpley Streets. WlminSStidLIL SiLL' No,
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

No RAIN bad fallen in this immediate
vicinity for two or three weeks. though
u had TO the south and east of US, and
tne crops ~eFe generally needing rain.
The high, drying wind of Saturday was
particularly trying on the corn. bgt the
anxiety OF the farmers was relieved bv
a geStle rain that set in in the evening
aod kept it Rp for several hours. II
was not big rain, but 3 fine growing
one that will keep the corn :" ia heart 5
until the important rains that usually
come with the first week in August.
Ine temperature that followed was
delightful.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

DON'T fail to see the line of chill
dren's wash suits. Now is the time to
buy them cheap at Edw. G. Walls. #
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

The visitors to Camden Campmeet.
ing report Sunday as most delightful
Ootb IN riding to aud on the camD
ground because of the rain that fell the
night before. There are about rs
families tenting there. Tine crowd was
not so large as former years SUNDAY.
out tne occasion was pleasant one to
the visitors. 1t will hold over next
sunday. The preaching Sunday was.
Rev. X. Irving Watkins, of Cecilton'
morning, Rev. 4. D. Carpenter, the
retiring pastor of the Baptist church,
Dover, ia the afternoon; Rev. E. C.
Macnichol, Of focomoke City, at night
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

Those Wash Silks at 30 and 35c
per yard we are now OFFERING at
25c. Only a few of them left.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31
Ladies' Oxford Ties
and Slippers,

from 75c up.
Ihey will be sold for less than
the same stock would cost us at
the factory to-day. Make vour
selection before sizes are broken.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

Two of the single tax men were in
Smyrna Saturday Richard
George and 7. F. Brennan-but the
rain prevented anything like an open
air meeting. They however distrib-
uted some of their literature. Head
quarters have been opened at Middle
town in charge of Aaron Hand. There
is also talk of organizing bicycle
corps. Wagons will be sent out in
Sussex county, and meetings will here
after be held in Wilmington every
evening. DR.. Longs;reet, of Texas, is
expected here with his tent, which will
accommodate 5000 people.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

If you need pantaloons for every
day or better wear we have any quail.
lty or style you want, prices low. at
Edw. G. Walls.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

The property Of Samuel Bilderback
which was sold at public sale last week
seems to have been attended with more
than usual legal conflicts, because of
the status of certain claims and the
ownership of his mother of a part of
the property. That of Mr.. Bilderback
on confessed judgments, was advertised
by the constable for the oath. but
others hearing Of the mothers interest
through q will, (who was endorser for
her SOM proceeded through the sheriff
and had sale the day before. The
sale on each day Appropriated 81 GOO
considerably short of the sum desired
BY the laws Of the state Mr.. Bilderback
will remain in possession Of the farm
both this and next year.
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

OH Iroe rse Ine oa3.es LAxoL, which is Castor
vi made as palatable as Honey. . O@s'Or
Smyrna times., 1895-07-31

The steamer Ella though not at her
most bnsy season, is yet CARRYING good
loads. La fact she is not able to bring
tEe i1li supply Of material for the
phosphate mandatory, bargss having
TO come to her aid. Wheat is now In
good marketable condition but little of
1t going TO the city because the farmers
think, with good reason, that the
prices will advance later on, Notwitb.
standing the low price of apples. there
are clever shipments every trim,
Windfalls and inferior stock will moi
pay, but carefully handled fruit will
bring, say 20 cents, and the baskets re-
turned. 1t will be Q week or two he
fore peaches become an object.