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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24

at tho term. Mr.. Brooks was represented
by j. i. Hubbard OF York. and y. j..
Henley. OF this place. ara Mr.. Denmea1
by r. NJ. Lott, OF Newport News, anu
Is. ID. Peachy. Of our town. $3.50,
The case OF II. n. Ducktrout We. WI,
liam and Mary College. was contnueo
until next term, owing to the sickness
OF wtnesses-mem bers Of the Nisitoilai
Board. who do not reside here.
Judge Blackstone, the bar. ana ohicerp
OF the court. were handsomely enter
tanned last evening by AIr. n. j.. hcnley'
at his beautiful home, IN West Wlihans-
burg. Mr.. Henley was graciousiy u
sisted I'm doing the honors by his chaI
ing wife, who IS a daughter OF d. JON"
-. Turner Of New Kent.
There is no change in the condition OF
Mr. Robert Rose. who suffered stroke
Of noralvsis soveraI weeks ago His
family have no hope Of his recovery
Mrs. @. Bailey King. OF Newport News
is here on a visit 10 relatives.
Mrs. William q. Mayo has gotten nome
from visit 10 her daughter, Mrs Open
himer, in Richmond.
Our County Treasurer, Mr.. Thomas U.
Wynne, who has been down with fever
tor several weeks, IS improving, ana
hopes 10 be out in the next week or ten
days.
Mr.. Willie Christian left yesterday for
Roanoke. where he has accepted POSI-
ton with the Norfolk and Western road.
Mr. J. =. Barney, late Of Meadowyille
on the upper James, has rented. 1T IS
stated. jamestown Island. from his
mother, and Will conduct farming opera
tons on a large scale.
A gold ring. recently found on the farm
OF Mr.. Tom Machen. in Mathews county,
bears the following inscriptions and date:
A. H. O. B.-AE. Y. %, Feb. n, ll59.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
Killed hr procra-tination.

Nervous ana chronic diseases and weak
nesses should not be neglected. You may
not suffer any pain and you may not
notice any inconvenience, except a weak,
exhausted. and tired-out feeling and fire.
quent attacks of the blues. You may b.
sure that If you are not getting better You
are getting worse. such diseases never
remain at "a standstll. II neglected, they
finally take some acute and fatal torn.
All such sufferers should consult DR..
Greene, personally or by letter. at hts
Office. % west Fourteenth street New
York city. lie IS the discOverer OF a a.
great remedy. DR. Grcene's Nervura. and
is the leading specialist In curing ner-
vDus and chrome diseases. and is esp'-
cially Gesir5us OF examining cases which
ordinary physicians have failed 10 cure
Or. Greene makes no charge for consul
tation and advice and If you are unable
TO call at his office. write to him, de-
scribing your casa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
Bob Taylor at Y. VI. c. A. Tonight.

When Hon. Bob Taylor, Ex-Governor
Of Tennessee, steps upon the platform to-
night In the Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation Hall he will undoubtedly be greet
cd by the largest audience that ever ot-
tended "a star-course entertainment Last
evening AT g o'clock only thirty seats re-
manned OF the $40 Chairs viii be put IN
to-day where possible. and on the plat
form. If necessary, and from present indi-
cations am these viii be taken mp before
the opening hour. Unquestionably Gov
ernor Taylor I'm his Love Laughter, and
Song" has not only coined his master
piece. but also presents one of the most
unique entertainments upon the yceum
platform. His presence IS inspiring. his
wit contagious. and his song sweet.
There is only one Dob Taylor" and me-
VIII be at Association Han Tonight
In case any of the seasOn-tickot holders
will be uuavoiiobly detained. and their
tickets viii not be used by friends. tho
committee would appreciate it If they
would let the general secretary know. in
order that the seats may Doe resold and
the star course thus benefited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
CsOaks and TailOr-Made Suit Sale

o Ladies' Heavy Black Beaver Kersey
Short Clocks, for to-day and tomorrow,
only .......... ss...'s''''. $3.50 '''''.. 81"
Ladies' Light Tan, Chocolate, Brown.
and Black Kersey Coats, silk-lined
throughout. double-breasted, strap seams.
round,cut velvet collar, a bargain for e,
to-day and as long as they last......,.s5
Children's Golf Capes rich plaids. lining
plaid hoods. with solid color Jokes, ana
plaid skirt. fringe Of same cOlOrs a bar
gam at s., for to-day and to-mor-
row ........... ........''', ...''......'; % %
Black Kersey Coat, short, round cut,
double-breasted 2 rows large pearl but
tons well made. would be cheap at $50.
for to-day and as long as they last.....9p
Ladies' and Misses Golf Capes, with
rich plaid lining. in all colOrs plaid
hoods with sOid-colOr skirts, to be SOLD
to-day and tomorrow .................. $50
300 Ladies' Plush Capos, from over
TO us regardless of their cost not one 60
them worth less than 10 SD 90
prices ................ ............fi 81 20 -
Fine Melton Beaver Ladies' Taiiui
Made Coats, all silk-lined throughout
stitched an around i'm Light Tan, ChOcl-
late Brown. Navy-Blues. and Black; this
Coat we intended 10 sell for $40, for To-
day and as long as they last...... 800
100 samples of Golf Capes, In all new
shades about - now styles 10 select
from, every one Of them worth Slg ID
SIS .............. ............ .So.oV 20 >, -"
20 Plush Capos, neatly trimmed ~
braid jet, and fur. 1880 value, Tor to-
day and tomorrow ................... .ni'.,o
Special sale Of Sample Coats, $40 50
ST.. worth nearly double.
50 samples of Cloth Capes. every ono
'''''-'' ''''' '"' ~ $50 to -
Special sale Of Children's Coats, 81 to 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
RAILWAY MEETINGS IN CAROLINA.
a. G. L.-CharieSton and Western
CaroIina--Wiison aud Summerton.

n. 4. Is-tharlcStOn and western
CaroIina--WilsOn aud Summerton.
CHARLESTON, s. c.. November 23.-
Tho annual meetings Of the Atlantic
Coast Line. the Charleston and Western
Carolina, and the Wilson and Summorton
Railroad companies were held here to-
dav.
The net receipts of the Atlantic-C0ast
Line I'm South Carolina were shown by
Presidont G. 5. Gadsdon's report 10 have
been S7l5 1886 this year. against S62S9ll.3l
IN 1875. A semi-annual dividend OF per
cent. was declared on both common ami
preferred stock.
All Of the old officers Of the company
were reelected for another year.
Immediately after this meeting adjourn
ed the annual meeting OF the Charleston
and Western Carolina Company was held
IN the Same room. President John B.
Cleveland made a report i'm which 20 was
declared that sac AFFAIRS OF the company
were IN a satisfactory condition, and he
and the other officers Of the company
were reelected for another year.
AZ the meeting 81 the Wilson ana Sum
merton road, dividend OF 6 per cent.
was declared President Thomas Wilson
and the other officers OF the company
Were reelected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
SHE USED THE RIFLE
IN n Controversy About Lost Dog
other Floyd Notes.

FLOYD, VA, November 23-(SpeciaL)-
There was no little excitement here Tues
day caused by Mrs. Astor 1owelrs firing
five shots with a 22-calibre rifle at John
Hall, Of Patrick county. and a crowd OF
school-boys. Hall lost a dog here some
two weeks ago, ana In passing through
town yesterday was informed that VIII
Howell, young brother or sir. Aston
Howell and VINO lives with the latter.
had a dog answering the description Ct
thd lost canine. Accordingly, Hall went
To Howelrs looking for his dog. Mrs.
Howell was alone at the house. and told
him that his dog was not there. ana
that she knew nothing Of It. Hall insist
ed that his dog was about the premises,
and returned 10 he house a second ana
third time the last time with a crowd
OF schoOl-boys. who induced Hall 10 be
lieve that his dog was concealed at
Howeua At the third visit Mrs. Howell
appeared at the door with a rife I'm hand
and declared that NJ the crowd did not
leave she would shoot. Tho boys shout
ed: shoot, Luke, or give up the gun"
AT this Mrs Howell opened fire IN tho
direction OF Hail and tho boys, all OF
whom decamped in short order. None of
the shots took effect. Later i'm the day
Mayor Akegs issued warrants for both
Hail and Mrs Howell, and upon a fun
investigation Of the affair both were dis
charged, tho Mayor coming TO the con-
clusion that the boys. in order 20 see
some FUN. had made Han believe his dog
was at Howells, ana that Mrs. Howell
had right to protect and defend her
premises i'm the manner she did
Monday morning, about daybTeak, rev.
enua officers captured Samuel Snead. of
Patrick county, In the act of starting ms
Illicit stin. Mr.. Snead is i'm his SD year
and when brought before United states
Commissioner Spencer at this place, said
that be had not yet made run, had
gone TO his still place Monday morning
before day to- start mp, and thought he
would have a mess OF singiings for
breakfast"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
DANIEL-JOHNSON.
\ Pretty Church Wedding-A Visit
ing Minister.

BARROWS STORE. VA, November
3.-(SpeciaL)-A beautiful marriage took
place yesterday evening at Bethel church,
where Mr.. Wesley G. Daniel led to the
altar Miss Emma V. Johnson. The
church had been beautifully decorated
with chrysanthemums running cedar
ana holly. by Mrs. Ia Branch Connally
and others.
Mrs. III. Burnett Jones rendered Men
deissohns wedding march fJr the occa-
sion. and Rev. d. w. Nicholson perform
ed the ceremony. A reception was ten
dered the couple by the parents of the
bride. They had twelve couple of walters.
The bride IS the oldest daughter of our
esteemed countyman, Mr.. Edgar II. John
son. ana the bridegroom is the oldest
son of Mr. IA. b. Daniel The couple re-
ceved many handsome presents. They
viii reside with the father of the bride
groom.
Rev. j. w. Nicholson is visiting on
This his former charge, and his many
friends hcre are glad 90 shake his hand
again. lie breaches at Macedonia on
sunoay morning and at Bethel In the ar
tcrnoon lie Is serving Princess Anne
Circuit az this time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
The valley city.

STAUNTON. VA. November 2.-Gspe-
cial)-In the Circuit Court Judge ). Hou-
ston Letcher has granted chaftet 10
Capitalization is 10 be not less than 500
nor exceeding 5000. These officers are
named IN the charter: James II. Wood
ward. president; Henry j. Lang, vice
president; Charles T.. Haines. secretary
Allen NJ Howison. treasurer and the
directors are w. u. Tams, Michael XVII
ghan Ernest NJ Harman, Charles X
Caldwell, George W. Blachey. Victor J."
Denny. l.. G.. Strauss, and Mclienry Hol-
lday.
Among the Richmond people i'm town
to-day are Mossrs. John IT. Capers, Jrr
George II. Lyon. w. X. Bache George r.
Collyer, and George II. Minor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
TWO DAYS GREAT SAL,
Special Values for Friday and Saturday
Dress Goods Sale.

Big sale on Black Dress Goods.
Atwood Plaid. zoe. value, for...... 2Jc
Gray Homespun Cheviot, all-wool. soc
54-lnch Heavy Suiting. all-wool, extra
heavy, TOT .........s.s...' .ss..............9i
Golf Plaids, with solid-color backs. 81
value, for .............. ..'.............Si ~
5i-nch Navy-Blue Check Sulting, FOR
tailOr-made suits, worth N.2j yard
Tor ............ ............. ..............1oc.
All-Wool Cloths, I'm all shades ......3 3c
Black Cheviots, sold for 81. yard.
low .......... -....s...s... .s..s....ss..s .'of.
Real Heavy Long-Nap Black Camers-
Hair Serge, $50 value for. per yard....Si
81 Black Crepons. few more left....50c
g Black silk Blister Crepons for. Sf.23
Special value on 5Oc. Black Goods for
fo-InV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
Emporia Notes.

TNfPORIA VA. November 23-(Spe-
cial)-The return Of Rev. NJ. a. Davidson
to the Greenesvlle Circuit gives entire
satisfaction
rev. q. p Ryland has returned from
the General Association I'm Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fenton Deal ana
Mrs. George = Bruce are visiting Hon
Peter Il. Weaver
I'm the county.
The dwelling OF Mr.. Charles Baker and
the Greenesyile Bank building will soon
be ready for occupancy.
Mr.. Henry Weiss. of the United states
Railway Mail Service, Is visiting MS
family
Cotton IS coming freely into market
and selling fairly well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24

A gold watch, stolen from Mr.. w H.
Splers. was recovered yesterday by De-
tectives Gibson and Wren The thief sold
the watch and left the city.
The same detectives arrested Eddie
Hamilton (cOl0rcD on the charge of steal
ing suit of clothes and n pair of shoes
some months ago. The prisoner has been
eludlng the officers of the law for some
time
Detective Wren, who has been spending
a very pleasant vacation with friends in
the country, has returned TO the city,
and is hard M work again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
WILL or MRS. PARISH.
The Home for IncurabIcs Gets one
Thousand Dollars.

Thousand Dollars.
CULPEPER, VA, November @.-(Spe-
cial)-The last will and testament OF
Miss Ellen ID. Parish. who died October
&C. 1893, AT the residence Of her nephew.
Mr.. William r. Robertson. OF this coun-
~, was admitted to probate yesterday in
the County Court. The estate is valued
al $4,000 and Mr.. Alexander ID. Robert
son. of Stanton. Va. a nephew Of tina
deceased, qualified as administrator.
giving bond I'm the sum Of $4,000 with
out security, as requested in the will.
Miss Parish leaves S1.0O0 10 the Home for
lncurables, of Richmond va. and be-
queaths 10 the trustees OF the General
Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church
$500 each for the use and benefit Of tho
Presbyterian churches at Mitchells, I'm
this county and "Waddoli Mission, OF
bapldan. Orange county, Va. She be-
Queaths Sle0 90 each of the following.
Mrs. sally sampson. Mrs. Susan j.. Camp
bell. and Mrs. Fanny Lewis. OF Albemarle
county, Va. and Miss Martha =. Finncy,
formerly of this county. but recently OF
Missouri. These ladies are all cousins
OF the t6etatrix. The handsome estate
half miles from this town. Is hequeathed
TO her nephew, Mr. william r. Robert
son, who resides upon the place. Ali the
residue or the estate Of every kind, real,
or mixed. and wherever situated
is devised and bequeathed 70 her thirteen
nepheWs and nleces-namely. William X.
Robertson, James +. Robertson Mrs.
Kate II. Male (nee ROberts0n), Alexander
+. Robertson, BENJAMIN T. Robertson,
Thomas II. Robertson. Thomas "A. SomClt
vile. Douglass g. S0merville Jennie g.
Fannie II. SOmerville. Samuel
W. Somerville Frank \. Somerville, and
Kate Slaughter nee S0merville). The
executor is directed by the will 10 sell the
entire estate (oxccrt the farm. Mont
rose" boquoathed 90 William r. Robert
som. converting II into money. and dis
trihntn the same ID The eaNnral lagateoa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24

raj Funston, who has been staunch de-
fender of Colonel Metcalrs. rcitorates lis
charge that FIVE officers of the Kansas
regiment were guilty of cowardice during
the lighting between Manila and San Fer
nando. From Topeka, Kan, comes an
affidavit from Private Donald Thorn of
the Twentieth Kansas Regiment. IN
which he swears that he saw CAPTAIN
Bishop fire three shots into the bodies Of
two prisoners, who were lying help
less on the ground in the rear OF the
American firing line"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24

NORFOLK, VA, November 23.-(spe
cial)-The ancient single-turreted monl-
tor Passiac which originally formed part
Of Admiral Farraguts irOn-clad squad
ron, IS TO be sold for junk. Ever since
her hostile operations against southern
ports, thirty-six years ago, she has been
rusting away at the naval station Al PEN
sacOla. The tug Luckenback, towing her
TO the ship hospital at League Island. put
into Hampton Roads for coal, and left
for Philadelphia with her tow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
NO HOPE FOR THE CHARLESTON.
Report TO This Effect from Com
mander at CaVite.


WASHINGTON. November 2s-The fol-
lowing ca0legram was received at the
Navy Department to-day. from the COM
mandcr OF the United States naval sta
ton at Cawte. Philippine Islands:
"Cavite, November p. - Charleston
wrecked second; last seen November 18th:
under water from stern to smokeslack
Three unsuccessful attempts to get near
her. Heavy typhoon since. Expect Cul-
goa with later news. officers and crew
all saved and well.
(Sgned) "LEUTZE"
The Culgoa is the supply-ship which
sailed from Hongkong several days ago.
with wreckers and divers, 10 examine the
Charleston She has undoubtedly arrived
at the scene Of the wreck by this time
The officers at the Navy Department look
upon this report from Captain Leutze as
dismissing the last hope Of saving The
Charleston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
CRUELTY AND cOwARDICE.
Two Filipino Prisoners shot by
Americans, IL il Averrcd.

SAN FRANCISCO. November 2s.-The
accusation that Colonel Wilder 5. Met
calf, 81 the Twentieth Kansas Regiment.
prisoner during the campaign. ayers the
Examiner. has resulted In the disclosure
that two surrendered Filipinos were shot
by Kansas men az CalOOcan; that n War
Department investigation was held and
that tho men involved. including Captain
Bishop. OF Company NJ. and Captain
flanders. OF Company !, were eXOne
gated
Continuing the Examiner says: Gene
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24

them were a gold watch and chain valued
at $50 s. I'm currency. and quite a number
of small coins. The watch and chain was
paWned at a Main-street pawn-shop, and
it was theirs Mr.. Rubenstein Identified
the timepieCe as the one stolen from him.
The men were arrested by Sergeant
TOmlins0n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
Domestic Goods.

Canton Flannel per yard..........2 Bic
Sl-3c Heavy Dark outings, same thing
on both sides ..........................1 J-ic.
8l-3c. Flannellettes, per yard...5 10
Plaid Dress Ginghams, sell for l-3c.
Good Apron Bingham, for to-day's
sale .......... .............. ...........t Sc
SOC Sheets. full size. hemmed for use
for to-day's sale .........................42 &c
Atwood Flannel. in twill or plain iu
Red. Gray, Blue, and White, 39c. grade.
TOT '.''''..'.... '''s........'. ..s.'........
Special values I'm Wool Fanneliettos
at, per yard.....12 IL, 10 2-3, and zoe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
Death i'm Dickinson.

FREELING VA. November 9.-(Spe-
ciaL)-Your correspondent learns that
David y. Buchanan. bachelor Of APP
parently about 90 years of age died Of
consumption at his home at Beppo. on
Tuesday. lie was the owner Of grist-
and saw-mill establishment. out Of which
he had saved some money. lie was an
honest Industrious, and frugal man. and
is a great loss TO that community.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
WILLIAMSBURG.
Circuit Court nses-Personnl-An
Ancient Ring.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. November o.
CspeciaL)-ln the Circuit Court yesterday
the suit of Archer Brooks vs. Arthur
Denmead, TO recover wages. was tried
The jury, after being out some time, re-
turned with a verdict for S225. The case
Was one Of the most interesting on trial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
Ashland ainsOns,

cial)-Ashland Lodge, No l6s. A. f. and
A. NJ, elected the following delegates TO
the Grand Lodge. al Alexandria. r. a.
Fox. worshipful master: A. NJ Porter.
senior deacon, Rev. Or. Chestnut junior
deacon. Alternates-W r. Shelton. Dr.
q. Il. Jones. and s. J. DoswslL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24

VALDOSTA. GA. November 2-Sy'
vester Hawkins "a young negro, has ber
arrested. charged with attempting .
wreck che Georgia Southern and Flor .
down and confessed DIS guilt. impli
another negro. named LOvelace llIuf
he SAYS the object OF The attempt was -o
rob the mail and baggagc-car.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
Went 10 n Grnnd Jnrr.

Justice Crutchleld sent two col0red men
- "a jury yesterday morning. They were
John Bowler alias Johnson and Andrew
allas FRED. Brown, who are charged with
az IWenty-ninth and = streets. and steal
ing number OF valuable articles Among
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Noyemier =
Especially William Tvres
Norfolk and Miss Virginia I.il.
Bauch. Of old Point We're married t0l
afternoon. The ceremony was perform b
at tho home of William Baulch, bgoia
OF tho brides. az ola Point Mr ona a..
Tyree viii reside in Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
At a Bargain, S6.29.

We offer for to-day Is rada. r.
BILE Striped Serge Suits. coats , .-.
made On the newest style. fea sN-. ...
the newest shapes, the r. Ym u
Monday our price ..................... 'G q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
ladies' New
Tailored Suits
At a Bargain, SlO.o8.

We offer % Fine ladies' Suits r
verts, cheviots, and homcsmre ,..
Black and colors. large variety OF c...
in tight-ntting single and dolh.o-.r...
cd. box front, an silk lined. thr ..
made plcated or habit backs. not .-,.
suit could be bought anywhere r'..
than $lJ, our priceu.................. io...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-24
At a Bargain, SIP. so.

We offer for to-day IS Ladies' c..-
l9mespun Choviot Suits coat rr.
est silk taneta. made in f.. ...
short. scal'opod cut. single or ...
breasted. skirts habit back and
fronts. not single suit could pa. .
for less than $40 elsewhere
price ..........t. observation-disclosures. .fl Cd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-10

Leeches. WeaS~ls, Tomeats skunk.
and Frogs Are the Product.

NiNCESNES Oct. S--For freak farm
Ing Indiana certainly takes the lead. in
stead of depending on corn wheat. rye
ard the Jnarifold stsndbys a graf many
farmers In Indiana ara devotiug Their time
and energy 10 raising other products spich
as skunks. weasels rabbits frogs gin
seng. tomcais and noxious weeds Indiana
has SIX large skunk farms and the In ius-
try IN becoming 50 extensive that recen "
a ''trust' has been formed. The potts are
very valuable. bringing srsin 81 20 70 g
apiece according 10 the quality The skunk
farmers are TOW raising the bruies by The
thousands. The young are pretty and 10
not demand much care. and are cheaply
maintained ard easily placed on the mar
ket. and ara profitable
A. Nes Harmony. Pcsey county there
IS 4 large family II An.ora cats Herman
kuiar. ~ that city, IS genuine farmer
and tomcat jobber who has made fortune
In ;he handling % this breed % cats He
has sold over 40 cats I'm the pas, year
lie has soil some high - So ana noae
for less than So II will readily be seen
tina, eats at So a piece VIII make a man
more money tnar any - the many cereals
raised ON iha farm
There II only one leoch farm in Indiana
and that - probably the only orc IN the
whole country The Industry f. carried N
in moss filed watts The breeding leechas
Were shipped from Germany some veers
sr, and al OF the product g. thoroug hhrad
The ieeta nArks: Is no htrg compared ggitA
what q formerly WAS when physicians Vre-
scr1hed an application - iseches or ~
crYthlng rom cold -fe.' 70 raging fever.
St'H fesre ls q good demand for them ond
they bring fancy price They get plenty
% food AMI wtl keep fer m Indefinite line
There are four large rabbit farms in I'm
dams T-he largest ore Is l,rafe8 az Va
"a - arf .-eEErs ztEs4 The rrUs-