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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22

ONE Lot OF i65 CHILDREN'S
CIOAKS made of gray and tar Elder
down, with white Angora fur on long
cape. collar ej9ed with braid; the same
Cloak we've sold SO many OF at 81 80, the
PRICE on THIS LOT which reached us
Saturday. will be 5c This Cloak Is posi-
lively the greatest bargain in child's
wrap we've ever snown. and Will pay you
TO Investigate.
Cloth Cloaks COR children. sizes l. ?. 8.
SO
Boucle effect n fancy weaves at $3.50
and $3.15.
Another lot of those Nohby Checked
Cloth Cloaks that arc well North s..
WE'RE SELLiNi; for $3.9S.
Nobby STYLES n pretty designs and
popular cOlors ut SIS, s.. 500. $40.
s.. y. 50 b. M N tllll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
Fighting UnioniSm.

LONDON. Nov 2l.-SeVeral employers
OF shipping engineers in GLASGOW, BEL
fast Newcastle and Barrow have de-
cssed 10 form an alliance for the purpose
of tettlng the engineers unions. Large
ompiovers have declined to join the ALL
auc1. ,,t,,,tl,.
vice Admiral In the Chinese 1aNy at we
tiine of the naval engagement at ths
mouth OF Yalu river, will arrive IN Ehs-
land net week. with a c' MINISTER lIol'
the Chinese Government 70 place 49,. 49,.
ybtos, In consequence Of the continue
.f .iigelc between the shipoulders anu
el eineers. and the possibility OF tne g1n- ~
.,,f Lockout these orders for warshlYs
may he rlaced in other than BRUSH
wards
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
How l. This

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured 10y Halls Catarrh cure.
+. !. CHENEY q Co, Props.
Toledo. ONO.
We. the undersigned. have known f..
7. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable I'm all
business transactions and financially
abe to carry out any obligations made
boy their firm.
WEST & TRUAN. Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio.
WALDING. klNNAN a MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. Ohio.
Halls Catarrh cure is taken internally
citing directly upon the blood and mucus
surfaces OF the system. Price Zoe. per
bottle. Sold by all druggists. Iesti-
m0niais free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22

TERRELL. TEN. Nov. H.-While the
Green Zonaves were drilling on Moore
avenue last night. r. VI. Joyce, a saloon
Who vas standing in the street, good
deal under the influence Of liquor one
Shot fatally wounded Oglesby the second
shot Instantly killed :. :. Huckaby' =
fbronph the right arm Of b. III. Scott,
IT. probably necessitating amputation
Huckaby and Scott are members 81 the
Zouavos and were drilling with their
company when shot down. Friends imne-
diateiy got hold of Joyce, aud; WIN lhe
ali Of the officers. hurried him ava.
from the crowd. which was frenzied with
anger. There will probably be lynch
ing within the next twenty-four hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22

Tho third lecture OF the series on the
de,nlonncnt Of music being delivered IN
mis- citv. under the auspices Of the wed
rcsdav club by MIR. Thomas whitney
eurefte. OF the University Extension rae
ulty will take place al the Young Men
CHRISTIAN Association Hall to-niSht. me
subject will be Haydn and the ~ NJ
phony" .....
These lectures arc thoroushiy interest
tho They deaf with music as a clas-
,5cal art. and its evolution from one
scbool 10 another Is clearly explained
ana simpliiicd under Mr.. suretie's able
instruction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
DEIEGITEs An GONE.
Many Are Preparing to Remove to other
Fields.

The last Of the delegates TO the virginia
Annual Methodist Conference have re-
turned TO their homes, some OF them
to make preparation to move immediate
~ ia other fields of labor, and many 10
take up their burdens at the same spot.
In all there were ll3 changes-some-
thing almost unprecedented in the MS
tory Of the Church.
A. far as can be learned, the Richmond
amendments give satisfaction 10 the
majority. although there are some as
satisfied ones. In the opinion OF many,
the changes made will be for the goon
OF the Church, as by such removals re-
uewed energy VIII be aroused. On the
whole. the appointments are thousht
10 be wise and IN the main Satisfactory
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
cANaL coMr.tNY REORGfNIzED.
IL Is Now the Nicaragua Coinpany-iho
Annual Report submitted.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. I.-hirani
Hitchcock. president Of the Maritime
Canal Company. OF Nicaragua, has SUD
mitted his annual report 10 the secretary
OF the Interior There are no new Tea
tules contained IN 81. except that the
Nicaragua Canal Construction company
has been reorsanized. and is now the
Nicaragua Company. Nhen the Ooh-
struction Cou-any failed, IN lNs. an
work was suspended. hut now the Near
aqua Company is making active prepara-
tions FOR resuming work under the con-
tract which the Construction Company
lad with the Maritime Company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
Ladies' arc ChiIdrcn's Winter
iicrWcdr.

\ large and complete stock 10 pick
FROM and only reliable and standard
manufacturers goods are represented
here at prices that should make y TO
you interest 10 buy of US.
Ladies' flaeced Ribbed Swiss Vests. tape
neck, the usual Ssc. quality, NOW 1sc.
Ladies' flceced Ribbed Drawers and
Vests, with satin ribbon at neck 81 vest.
Tcarl buttons, and edged with wash SILK
at neck and down front. PRICE &c.
Fine Jersey Ribbed Vests and Drawers.
heavy weight. very elastic, never sells for
less than Soc. NOW SSc.
Ladies' Fashioned Ribbed Norfolk and
New Brunswick Vests and Drawers; col
Ors, white and natural silk stitched.
elastic seam. each garment branded Nor
folk and New Brunswick, PRICE 50c.
Better grade Norfolk and New Bruins
wick Ladies' Vests and Drawers, high
neck. long sleeves, good weight, hair
wool. NOW Toe
Still inner grade White Wool Norfolk
and New Brunswick Vests and Drawers.
made for warmth and wear. PRICE Csc
Ladies Black Wool Vests and Drawers,
I'm the Norfolk and New Brunswick goods.
PRICE $50
COMPLETE LINE or SIZES in VESTS
and DRAWERS for CHILDREN. of the
Norfolk and New Brunswick make, pfiCes
range 60 10 Toe
Misses Ribbed Wool Vests and Drawers.
silk tapped az neck and down the front,
good weight. all sizes, PRICE SOC.
rhiidren's Wrappers or Vests, fcer
sizes, never sell for less than $50, NOW
l9c
BETTER grades in the various sizes. rang
ing from 80 10 Zoe, IN large variety OF
STYLES and weights for fall and winter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
yev Connicrfeit Two-Dollar Bill

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Nov. Il secret
service officers discovered yesterday that
mis- CITY has been flooded with danger
GUS counterfeit two-dollar phi. one hahh
teiior thre,v out six yesterday that came
I'm with deposits Of merchants. Secret
service agents say &c is the most danger
ous counterfeit that has appeared IN
years D. SIS about one-eishth OF an men
trait OF Window the eyes are larger than
In tho nrIglnnl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22

Green as editor and general manager
Mr.. Green at one time conducted the
culpeper Exponent but for the past
two years has resided in Eichmoh''
where he was connected with the we'll
known law firm OF Williams d Boulware.
Considering Manchester and vicinity d
good field for Journalism. he proposes
to expend his best Efforts IN giving them
a substantial paDcr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. VA. Nov. H.
snecial.-Mr. Arthur Henderson and Miss
I.cnola Sullivan. both OF stafford coun-
ty were married to-day In TRINITY
church. Rev. John G. Gray oiiiciauns-
Ono-eighth interest in the travellers
Rest stocll-farm. in Stafford county wa
sold today at auction. j.. y. Gray. who
owns the remainder, was the purchaser
at si.i50. .,,.,
Afessrs. r. y. Knox & Bro. arc build
ING a rlant here for the manufacture or
extract from sumac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
C.ILyIRT J1tA FOUND.
The WeiI-Known Landscape Architect
Drowned In the Bay at Benson Hurst.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, Nov. I.-The body
OF Calvert Vaux. the wcii-nnown iand-
scape architect. who has been MISSING
tom tho home OF his SOIL, at Benson
Hurst. since Tuesday last, vas found N
tie by at Benson Hurst this morning.
Mr. Vaux was soycnty years old lie
helped design the landscape work Ia Cen
tr1i Park. y. Y. and Prospect PARK.
his city. and several parks N chicago
and Buffalo. Mr. NauX had been III OIL
iate. which caused him much worry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
Kaufman & Co.
CLOAKS.

4 wcli-dresscd woman ~ an inpossipis
climax without a Violating Coat. Ike.
member. a Cloak makes or mars grace
full figure.
We are large sellers OF WRAPS-our
styles and prices make 1t 80.
HEAVY Chlnchiila Jackets, navy and
black. large sleeves, REFER front. S.ss.
Black Beaver Jackets, full sleeve, REFER
front SIS.
Black Boucle Effect. Y rSe sleeves, ZIP
Die back, REFER front, s..
Boucle In navy and black, stock collar.
lap front. cut short snd nobby. with full
sleeves, very stylish. $50.
Long-Nap Boucle. velvet collar aud vel
vet flaps on pocket. inner satin facing
buttons. short. jaunty cut. full sleeves.
and such "A garment as would cost YOU
81 or $3.50 elsewhere-our price. $40.
We show some exceptionally good values
and styles at So 90 SIS. SIS. 50. and 81 "a
In both the smooth and rough materials
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22

ON Friday and Saturday. November
22d and sd. the Atlantic Coast Line VIII
sell round-trip tickets 10 Atlanta. good
for ten DAYS, for Sl240. These tickets
also on sale on Tuesdays and Thursdays
of each week. Train leaves Union depot
7.3o =. ~, arrives in Atlanta i2.i' noon
next day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22

In tho henrico County Court Yesterday
zenith Morton. charged with cruelty 10
ANIMALS. ives tried and found not guilty.
Judge Wickham also rendered his decis-
ion on the motion OF Mr.. W. II. Bev-
cridce. counsel In the case OF Fred. Hart-
man, convicted OF poclSet-picking at tins
form Of the court setting aside the YER
dict Hartman is now entitled TO new
trial which viii crotably be gone INTO
during the next term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22

train for this city. Here they boarded
the Southern train for a northern tour
on their return they VIII locate AT
Dynchs. Mr. Wiley having been placed on
the West Campbell circuit at the iAte
meeting Of the conference.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
Iync.ch for Murder.

KNOXVILLE TENN. Nov. 2l.-Charles
Uuri the negro who murdered jasper
Kelley. near Hartman. ten days ago. was
taken from jail at Wartburg by a mob.
which effected am entrance by breaking
down the iail doors. and lynched at mid
Ufrlf last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22

Our business m CHILDREN's WRAPS
has doubled itself this season; we've had
the iaunty dainty styles. and were daily
receiving new OncS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22

The Manchester Leader has come out
under new management, the Manches-
ter Publishing Company. with Raleigh Y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22

Miss Dizzy Layne. of Albqn,arle county.
is visiting friends and relatives In this
city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
ZEPHYR KIN

ZEPHYR KNITTED SACQUES. Sc.
Better grades ar =. 3S. zoe. ua 10 $3.50
Children's Knitted MITrENS. p, g. ~,
-. %. and Doc white. black. anl cClorec.
Children's Red Eidcrdown SACQl rs,
edged with black zephyr, PRICE 5c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
Cloth, Plush and Fur Capes


are here at prices 10 suit the purse OF all.
and styles TO suit the most fastIdlous.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-09-13
Cotton.

All the Indications point to greatly
reduced cotton crop. 1t did not bear
up in our locality hich has been
u favored one during the month of
August as we'll as it ought to have
done under normal conditions. 1t has
been to wet for it, and considerable
damage has also resulted from the boil
worm. The army worm has also COM
merced depredations which can even
now, cut off the top crop considerably.
All these conditions, coupled with the
condition of the general crop through
out the cotton belt ut the first Of Au-
gust-during which month under most
favora BILE conditions, it could not have
compepsa ted for the previous loss
points to short crop. The price will
therefore be good one, in fact is so
now, with every reason to look for .
continued rise just in proportion to the
shortness OF the crop 1t is best in our
Judgment to hold colt IN from the start,
and derive every cent possible from the
present lucky situa tion. Pint it where
creditors will be safe and satisfied II
forced to do 50, but hold IL. Every
man who hel1 cotton last year long
enough made money, and if that crop
rose in value, this one can not as re-
POI ted, fall off any. The present sit
uation certainly settles one question.
That supply and demand is the final
of prices.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-09-13
A Word to the SIeeDIess.

DR., J. E.. Huxiy. of Maidstone. Eng
land, thinks he has hit upon the natur-
al remedy for sleepleesress. II is, in
brief. to curl under the clothes like q
kitten. or put the head under the wing
like hen. He says. s"This insomnia
seems to be now universal affiicticn.
We live wrongly; sit up late and over
work the brain, and then go to bed in
an excited condition. No one seems to
have hit upon the natural remedy. I
think have. People take chloral and
the like at their peril. and the fatal
consequence not seldom ensues. II is
all wrong for you cannot control the
dose required for the exact circumstan-
ces. But try natures plan instead.
Lower the supply of oxygen to the
blood. produce little asphixia, limit
tht quantity of air to the lungs and
heart. and circulation becoming quick
err, the brain loses its stimulant and
s.sep follows. When you find your
self '.in" for sleepless night, cover
your head with the bed-clothes and
breathe aud rebreathe only the respir-
ed air. Thus you may reduce the slim
uiatiug oxygen and fall asleep. There
is no aager. When asleep you are
sure to disturb the covering and get as
much fresh air as you require. or when
once drowsiness has been produced. 1t
is easy to go on sleeping, though the
air be fresh. What 90 the cat and
dog do when they prepare to sleep?
They turn around generally three
times, and lastly bury their noses in
some hollow in their hair and off
they go. They are In no danger, al
though 1t might look as If they were
from the closeness with which thew
embed their moses. ~ From the Medi-
cal Press and Circular.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-09-13
NEW ROSE.

The Gardeners Chronicle calls atten.
ton to new race of roses which have
been introduced by some Paris grow
ers. They belong to the Polyantha group
that is to say, they bear their flowers
in trusses. The new roses have the ad i.
vantage over the others of being per
petual," and consequently they fewer
continuously all through the summer.
This advantage they owe to their orr +
gin. natural cross (croisement naturel)
observed in the Lyons Gardens, between
the flowers Of the first specimens of Poly.
antha introduced from Japan and some
hybrid perpetual roses. BY repeated
and careful selections, new race Of
roses has been produced. which. TX.
ANIMALS, terminate. flower, and pro-
duce seeds in less than year. The
term dwarf" is justified by the height,
which in adult plants is only about
twenty inches. The flowers are single.
semi-double. or double, in almost equal
proportions. and present almost all the
variations of color observed In cult
waited roses. Towering commences in
the first year, and even few months
after sowing. This precocity Is one of
the most remarkable and interesting
features Of this new type.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-09-13
EXHIBITS WANTED,

The Sioux City 9(5Awa) fsll
will open on September, sSr,
next. 1t is earnestly desire
and requested that the laale]
and farmers Of Madison coun']]
will assist us in getting up
splendid exhibit of wines, frul']
preserves. vegetables and fall|
products of all kinds for 70
We have designated Miss MO]
lie Dudley as the commissions
from Madison county, who W
have charge of the exhibits anI
will give them her careful at's
ton and, at close of the falr'
turn same to the owners, toseu
err with such awards as they
ceive. Parties sending exnlDl
will please have them pan,
marked with their names
leave same at Hotel Irolio
shipment. ,d;uI
If parties DESTROYS OF s ,a1;,.a'
exhibits have no way OF d n.s's
inc them in town, Miss Dudi'
will coll or send for them.
GovAN & DURFEf
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-09-13

form with alacrity and love OF interest
which actuates their more fortunate
sisters in life. Pope says,
Hope springs eternal in the human breast;
Man never Is, but always TO pc, blest;
Horace, more than q thousand years
ago, gave utterance to the same senti-
ment when he said, "How does it hap
pen o Macenas, that no one lives con-
tent with that lot which fortune has
cast i'm his way" Be content on the
farm; it is reason, 1t is business; it is
craze to long for the unattainable,
which, inherited wealth or the long
years of patient toll alone brings You
can soon be comfortable and happy on
the farm, II industrious and frugal and
settled. Remember rolling stone
gathers no moss, and that if sitting
hen does loose her feathers she hatch
es rood ofchickens.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-09-13

cease to grow them. because the sup
ply would Be too irregular and too soon
dissipated BY the hot sun. White or
craw fish and sandy lands. devoid Of
clay sub-soils. require abundance 81
rain, because they are worse supplied
with stored moisture and crops soon
burn up on them. They make good
corn crops, because it natures before
the hot sun exhausts their moisture,
and where we have spring rains. Ear
ly maturing cottons are the kinds to
plant on hill lands, for the same reason
oflaying on their .natured fruit before
the hot summer sun comes on 10
summarize, break deep, cultivate deep
early, harrow to pulverize, cultivate
late not only to keep down noxious
growths, but to prevent crusts and let
in air, and until the crops shade the
ground and keep it moist. Shallow
breaking, irregular scratching cultiva
ton slovenly done, just enough to keep
the land clean and expose 1t to the
full force of the sun, will not only ruin
the crop, but che land; by the sun ex-
tracing it's moisture and baking it as
hard as a sun dried brick, rendering
1t sun killed.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-09-13
GIVE US A SQUARE DEA1

II - true, as we have said ha,.
farmers live on higher plain NJ That
ever did before. But it Is also LAY tley'
every other class does the 90 srue That
question Is. does agriculture I'LL, Ihs|
Just proportion to her services Ivy y vi
country and humanity Onrs 70 tht
richest land on earth, and has ~ y tls
est men, and some of the ms sae rch.
well as some OF the best p n,essl as|
fact that the very rich men .ra 1. y lsa
ones who have made the country ~ IL. "
They have produced no wealth s,a TN
they possess most of it. Farmaa.u ye
due. more wealth than all Other u = pfo'
com bined, and ought, at least i ',as s
as much Of 1t as any other class , n'ley
wealth they produce enables o,b ~ ! sae
i've IN splendor, they, at least ou.s Y
to live IN comfort. But thosa 'u ~
neither toll nor spin tell us that fs,n nna
ought to be content because thsr ND ~
better than their ancestors ana NV
commercial nd financial sharnars y. y
all the rest. Our farmers are hatta nass
now than farmers ever ware II ~ "
country, or any age, and yet they 81 ~
Systematically robbed by combin.tiaa'
operating under the forms of laws uh;aa
they have been able to procnre II NV
than half their earnings. Unde, ;,s'
laws and honest commercial customs M
agriculture should become what Gdis
tended 1t should be, the greatest NJ,
lucrative and independent calling kna v''
among men. Texas Farm and Ranch
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-09-13
COTTON SEED AS FOOD

A South Carolina physician has al!
covered q new use for cotton Mi
meal. He says that 4 is valuable i,
ticles Of human food, and it is NOT h
any means bad eating His first id-,
of using this meal as an article Of AM
was suggested by his young nephew
who after looking at the feeding H
the cows took to eating the Cotton
seed meal from the feed bins, M
restriction was laid upon the younsl
ster, who for two years thrived we'll hi
his singular food.
This led to experiments being tried
in the kitchen, and one-third Of INA
cotton seed meal was mixed with twol
thirds white flour or cornmesl, spd|
baked or fried either as batter al
dough. The mixture cooked well anal
possessed rich, nutty flavor very pleas
ant to the palate Cotton seed meal n
very rich In albuminoids or the uitroj
genons elements (flesh and blood form
ers), as compared with the starch add
fat elements cheat produccrs), possess
ing q, nutritive ratio of to THAT Isl
one OF the former to one of the Later
while that OF the whole wheat is | to6-
Dispatch.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-09-13

Will some of the subscribers Of Texsi
Farm and Ranch inform me where Leaf
get what is known as the "Californis
beer seed?'-J. c. NJ, Talasa, Texas
Ans.-We will do it without trout
ling the readers, Put pint Of cam
syrup In half gallon glass jar. PouI
a quart Of boiling rain water on
handful OF corn meal, and after stand
Ing unit. nearly. cool, pour off the WI
ter into jar with the syrup. Set inth5
sun, and in few days you will hv9
"California seed beer"
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-09-13
NOTICE.

DR.. P. Phillips VIII - h
through Madison county ln Nh
after he returns from New iu'
where he intends procuir'rass n
diploma at one Of the most s n II
brated Optical Colleges e 10 - IA
United States. Ae will alss y Il H
fish reliable testimonies as Sa e
ability. Remember. Dr. ir;u;a;s|
has been travelling in aS S4o;9 h
counties for Two years
him
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-09-13
Price. so Cents per Bottle or Box

roa SALE BY al oevoc,s-s.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-05-17

Colonel George G. Green, the mil.
lionaire medicine manufacturer, with
his family, arrived at their mansion in
Woodbury. Monday afternoon, after
spending several months at their win.
ter home in California. After a short
stay at Woodbury. they will spend the
summer at Lake Hopatcong.
On Monday a lire broke out in jack
soR's woods at Mullica Hill when the
mail or freight train came down in the
morning, and spread so rapidly as to
sweep over nearly 200 acres of timber
owned by Samuel Ashcraft, William M.
Colson, Edward Sherwin, Stacy Hazel
ton and others. At Il time the home
of John S. Hunter was threatened, and
was only saved by back firing and keep
ing the roof of the dwelling saturated
with water. Some of the timber was
large and quite valuable.
Gov. Werts has honored Gloucester
county by the appointment of ALBERT r.
Talman, of Swedesboro, as one Of the
Lay Judges of the Court of Errors and
Appeals of the State, to succeed the
late Ex-Governor Robert S. Green. 1t
is understood that the appointment Vas
as much u surprise to him as to his
friends here, and was made OIL the sug-
II = c.--l 49, fNI--- n
Garrison, He took his seat on the
Bench on Thursday last, and his first
official act was To vote to sustain the
sentence pronounced on the "Gutten-
burg Big Four" by Judge Lippincott of
the Supreme Court at the last term of
the Hudson county Courts.
Wildwood is having a $25 600 water
works plant erected.