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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-20
DANyILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

DANVILLE. VA, April l9.-(Special)-
The market continues to experience light
receipts, and the farmers are evidently
taking advantage Of the splendid weather
conditions to make preparations Tor the
general crops of next summer Espe-
cially marked is the scarcity of bright
tobaccOs. There are very few bright
wrappers, and but little offerings OF
bright smokers and cutters. The bulk OF
the sales have been dark and semi
bright lugs and leaf. suitable only for
filters and common smokers. Most IN de-
mand are wrappers and bright cutters, on
which prices are a shade stronger. Prices
all around continue firm.
We quote as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-20

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Rlchmond va, April IS, 1899
Quotations: Wheatt-Longberry 20 to
zoe; mixed 20 10 79c.; shOrtDerry. 20
TO 79c.: No. . red, rs to 79c. Corn
White Virginia bag lots 10 to 4ic; No
white. - TO i3i2c.: No. 3 white ~ 10
42Iac: no ? mixed. nc; No. mixed S9l2
TO 4Oc. Oats-No 2 mixed 32i4c. No. 3
mixed. Sll2 to &c; winter seed oats, SSc.
Rye. COO.
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s,FFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

SUFFOLK, VA. April 19.-(Special)-
Jumbo fancy hand-picked. Virginia. 434c.;
30 fancy hand-picked, Virginia, &c. !;
extra ext hand-picked, Virginia, $50; No; l
Virginia. shelled, SIC; No. . Virginia,
shelled. 2a4c: extra large, Virginia, shell
ed &c. No. / Spanish, shelled, &C.; NO. :
Snanish shelled. &c.
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shockoe Cemetery.

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Replying to superintendent Dayis's
card in answer TO my own. permit me 10
say that his theory of neglect is not APP
plicable I'm this case. IL was. however.
not my purpose 10 impute any blame 70
the Superintendent. SECTION.
April 18th.
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK. VA, April 19.-(Special)-
Farmers market; fancy, Shc.' strictly
prime. Sc; prime, 2Aq2'sc.; common -;2a
9s.c': Spanish, Sc. a bushel The market
is steady.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKTT.

PETERSBURG. April 19.-(Special)-
cial)-Alarket firm, with light receipts.
Quotations. Common TO medium lugs,
s2dS3 good TO fine Tugs. S5O0S6; poor
short leaf. S3dS4.50; fair to good short leaf
S5I$6 20. medium 10 good wrappers. $50
SO: good to fine wrappers. $liHSlS; me
dunn 10 good shipping. $L5OaSn; good 10
fine shipping, Sl2.500Sl7
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West End Gun club. shoot.

The "WestEnd Gun Club" which Is
the largest and strongest shooting club
in the South. will open the season shoot
on their grounds, at Blandon Park. al 1
O'clock r. NJ. to-day. New members and
those wishing to join are requested to b.
present
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Rlchmond. ". April l9. y

Richmond. Va, April -, 1879.
Sales: T.. C.-Nirginia per cents, 300
at SO; 1900 at S9ls; $500 at 50. Virginia
Centuries 1OO0 at Siis. Il. C.-Richmond
city IS. $500, January, 1904 at Ill S; $500,
January. 1906, at 10. Georgia Southern
and Florida second preferred, 80 shares at
60. l.. -Virginia-Carolina Chemical pre-
ferred. 20 shares at H. 80 shares at ll6l3;
shares at 1lGla; p shares at 1l6i2
shares at 1lGl2. Virginia-Carolina Chem
zeal common, shares at Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-20
WAYLAID,
hut His AssaiIants Didn't Get His
Money.

HARRISONBTRG, VA, April l9-(Spe-
clal)-George Lam. a nephew Of ex-
Sheriff Henry Lam. was wayiaid iast
night on the Valley turnpike. a short dis
lance south Of town. The young man was
knocked down and roughly handled. he
had a considerable sum % money on MS
person, and robbery was manifestiy the
motive for the assault. lie succeeded IN
beating of his assailant without loss OF
the money. There is no clue 10 the MS
Mt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-20
NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.

NEW YORK. III ESDAY ENENlNG'
AnriI ls.-Hand-picked, Jumbo, per pound
&C.: hand-picked fancy, per pound &c
do. extra, per pound, size; shelled No,
Virginia, sic; do. No Virginia Sic'
do. No. Spanish, 5q54c.; do No. span
ish. Sac.-New York journal ol OoM-
merce.
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LYNCHBuRG TOBACCO MARKET.

LYNCHBURG, VA. April 19.-(SpeciaD
There was sold on this market during
the past week about 10000 pounds OF 40
bacco. The sales from October l. 1898 TO
Good, desirable tobacco is in demand at
utIOtufioncs
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.,,rrpsnVRG PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG, VA, April Is'-lSpe,
Virginia Peanuts-firm at &C. ior soou
stock: Spanish firm at S'12c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-20

wooded sheep nominal; clipped do. 9u
$3.50; good to prime unshorn lambs, 81. l5n
$40: clipped DO. S.i5ns5.35; no spring
lambs. Hogs-Receipts. 3,071 head. Mar
ket firm at si1OTsi.30
NEW YORK IRON AND STEEL
MARKET.
NEW YORK. TUESDAY EVENING,
April 1S.-Foundry men are placing MODE
rate orders only for pig-iron, since their
wants are being supplied TO great ex-
tent with iron received on old contracts
Offerings are somewhat freer for June
and later delivery. but not heavy enough
TO have any decided effect upon values
For that matter. the market remains
quite firm.
Old material in general is very firmly
held. but dealings are on smaller scale
and the demand is tanner than IL mas been
for some time past.
Steel rails and fastenings are very
firm and a good business is being effect
ed quietly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-20

office, on south Twelfth street, tomorrow
Thursday morning
Price quotations for the week are as
follows:
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April IL April Is
Glasgow. Noon. Closed. Noon Closed.
Scotch warrants,
5is nd. 5ls. Sd. 5is. Id. SOS Cd.
Mlddesboro'-
No. Foundry G..
NJ. b. AS. l0i2d. ass. Od ass. 4izd. ass f3d
New York Journal OF Commerce.
NAVAL-STORE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON. 5. c.. April ls.-Tur-
pentine-Market firm at S6l2c.; sales 10
Rosin-Firm and unchanged; sales
none.
SAVANNAH. GA. April i9-spirits Of
Turpentine-Firm at 39c.; sales, 800 casks;
receipts, 1906 casks.
ceipts. 2.922 barrels. quote; A, b. G.,
and D. slOj: r. SL15; +. Sl.3O; G, sl.35.
II. s1.406s14j; |, $50; X. sl.6o; NJ, N.S;
n, 81; window-glass, $2.25; water-white
WILMINGTON. n. c.. April 10
Spirits Of Turpentine-Steady at 5Sl2459c';
receipts u casks.
Rosin-Firm at 95c.asl; receipts, 2Sl bar
rels.
Crude Turpentine-Quet at sl.35aS2; re-
ceipts. 10 barrels
Tar-Firm at 95c; receipts 263 barrels
CLOVER-sEED MARKET.
TOLEDO. o.. April 1S.-Clover seed a
little dull but sal l-2c. higher. Prime
old cash. $3.50; new do, cash and Aprh,
S3.70d3.75. latter asked to close; October,
S4i2l-2. then $ii7 - asked No. seed,
s325n$315. Receipts. 800 bags; shipments,
800. May wheat, &c 1-ic.. re. and close
75aic.: July 1850. 77lac.. 76i4c., and
close 76 lie; September, 1870.
NEW YORK SUMAC MARKET
NEW YORK, TUESDAY EVENING,
April ls.-Sicily. No. /. ground per ton,
s5dGiS55: No. 2 do. per ton. sijn$O; Vir-
ginia. per ton. siOas l2.5O.-New York Jour
nal of Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-20

merchandise and passengers Nfrgfnis
Navigation Company.
Steamer Albemarle. Glover. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers; Old Do.
minion Steamship Company.
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MARIsE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. April .. lss
ARRIVED.
SAILED.

Steamer Albemarlc. Glover. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers; Old DOm,n,
Ion Steamship Company.
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N.NEY - EXcHANGE. :

Money Oh call steady at $40 per cent;
last Joan at o; prime mercantile paper.
ol--0l per cent.
Sterling exchange strong. with actual
business i'm bankers bills at $LS6 3-lu$L87
tar demand, and A.SlS-l0$.S5 for sixty
days. posted rates $LS50$l.Sj Il and
SiS71-2; commercial bills, $LSi La
<t,f3->
silver certificates. 90. Bar silver 60 -.
Mexican dollars. As 81.
Government bonds strong. state bonds
ln.ctiVc. Railroad bonds strong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-20
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG. April l9-(Special) J.
Cotton-Steady at &c. for good lots.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS

BALTIMORE, April lS.-Calyes-M
ket fairly active on the better grades II
veal calves. which We're in fair supply
and good demand this morning at full
market values. Large. rough stock plen-
tiful enough and draggy unless offered
down. We quote: Strictly choice veals.
per pound. &C.; good veals, per pound. so
, 1-2c.; rough 20 good, per head, $fn<S. 90
Sheep and lambs-The demand for good
fat spring lambs and choice sheep is more
than equal TO the limited offerings Of
such, i'm consequence of which prices are
well sustained. Anything poor. small. or
rough, however. is hard 10 place even at
a marked shading. We quote: Spring
lambs good TO choice, NdS lie per
pound; poor small stock. Gaze per pound !;
sheep. per pound, choice. AT l-2c: good.
per head, $.5O4si inferior, per head, sln
$50: old bucks, per head. S0$i.
CHICAGO. April 1S.-There was a good
demand for cattle to-day at strong prices.
Fancy grades brought Sj.6JdS575; choice
steers, $530Nsj6O; mediums. $685.; beef
steers. SiNSL70; bulls, s26On $40; cows and
heiters, ss.ioastS; western-fed steers,
calves. $S5OGsj. There was good local
and shipping demand for hogs. and the
offerings were mostly sold at an early
hour. Sales were made all the way from
S3G4ds}75 for the cOmmonest droves up
10 S395GA.O2 IL for the best lots. the
greater part being disposed OF at s}sJn
81 81 -; pigs. $500 $3.50. Owing 10 small
receipts of sheep yesterdays weakness
was checked Lambs again comprised
the bulk of offerings. and woolled Colo
RADIO Mexicans sold freely at S5.7JGS5.S5:
vooled western lambs. S.60d&75: shorn
lots 81 eOuSjl5 and culls Si.75usl50: YEAR
lirgs. sis0nSi95; sheep. s3.75a$i&j. most
OF them being shorn. Receipts-Cattle.
200 head; hogs. 1900 head; sheep. lO.o00
head.
NEW YORK. April 1s-Beeves-Re-
ceipts 5S5 head. all Tor slaughterers: no
trading: feeling steady. Cables steady
F,xports. 500 cattle and 400 quarters of
beef. Calves-Receipts. l2g head. Market
easv: medium 10 good veals, s525Ms5:
tops. S6s7 IL? Sheep and Lambs-Receipts
/ 1856 head. Market quiet; prices steady
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FOR SALE.

TEN SHARES INSTALMENT STOCK.
THE OLD DOMINION BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION, Richmond. va.
ledger value $50. VIII sell for cash. ssi5'
Apply Lock-Box 6i3, stanton, Va.
An l. DUE
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Directors Alexander Cameron, John
S. Elicit 7. {. Williams Jr., Granville
G. Valentine, James d. cnmp, John r.
Williams J. NJ. Fourqmean, a. r. Eller.
son, J. l.. Antrim. ia 20
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PORT OF WEST POINT, APRIL 10. lses
(By telegraphl
ARRIVED.

Steamer Baltimore. Murphy. Baltimore;
passengers and general cargo.
Steamer Elm CITY. Haynes. Mattaponi.
river landings; passengers end genera
cargo.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-12

out on their yacht the Grekel, last Mon
uay Tor an all days sail
Ihe sunday night concerts at this
pace are greatly enjoyed by all. Last
sunday the orchestra was ably assist
ed by some OF the guests OF the house
Mrs. Lowd and Mr.. Fessenden received
a vote OF thanks from all present for
| their contribution to the evenings en-
tertainment. which consisted OF two
solos by each.
Every day now there are sailing par
| ties, bowling matches, tennis contests
card parties, fishing excursions. and a
continued friendly rivalry on the golf
| field.
Prof. j. Edward Wood will give an
| entertainment OF magic, music, mirth
| and mystery" this evening at the CAST
no. He Will be assisted by Mrs. Hattie
Wood, with choice musical selections.
The management gave hop last
night TO the help in the Casino. the or
chestra from the hotel furnished the
music through the courtesy OF Mr.. TIL
linghast. The dances were kept up till
a late hour and was greatly enjoyed by
all, which included many friends of the
help from other places.
Arrivals of the week at the Oakland
Beach hotel are William f Getty.
Alexandria. Egypt: j c Fenner, III NJ
Horton, Providence; Benjamin Fes-
eenden. Pawtucket: John n Cady.
PROVIDENCE; Frank r. Richmond, III.
Crompton: carleton Hale. Mexico;
George w Hoadley Mrs. George w
Hoadley and daughter. Providence:
Capt James II Beers. New York; Mr.
and Mrs Charles VI Baker. Riverview,
l: Mr. and Mrs III Martin Brown.
Miss Brown. ..Iiss A Helen Brown. T.
ID # Wilsinson. Providence; Waiter
Gibson. Dan Eames, Buffalo, n Y. Pat
rick Car$. j Ia Christy, Claude p
Newell. James + Doty. Jr.. and family,
Providence; Ralph r Mason River
point, II ]; @ Il Nichols, Miss VI a
Gateiy, Miss II A Murray. Frank Cut
ter. Boston; ] Edward Studley. Provl-
dence; Joseph Letter Chicago. III: Miss
Natalie Bush. Miss Anna q Foster
Providence; Chas Hugo. San Antonio
Tex: # A Morrell. II a Record, Put
man, Conn: Mrs II Il Anderson. Ray
mcnd NJ Anderson, Miss G. Anderson.
Master Donald Anderson. Newton
Centre. Mass: Miss III Weeden Provi-
dence; Miss Elizabeth Burcharit. Gin
cinnati, o: Miss Ada Sweet. Provi-
dence: Pierre Lahens, New York: l.
Hartford: Mrs J p Rhodes.
Mrs G Chapin. Providence: Grafton |
Whiting, ID Il Parker, Boston; Mrs p |
5 Murray. Miss J II Murray Provi- |
dence; Mr. and Mrs George r johnson |
and child, New York.
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A. n sTFBrfNs, Asst. Tfafsr Manage.
" r. IljKN ER Ten. frssenger Aeeuf.
J. L. NHl1Nk1, 1fAhc Manage
Baltimore. Nd
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AMUsENENTs. nxoUEsIoNs ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-12

y. w. McCLOSKEY. Agent.
on.~r ana WHARF loot o. Bcncat street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-12

If you want to sell your
bicycle. put an ad. i'm
= the NEWS.
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OAKLAND 6EALH.

Inc past week has witnessed n stcadv
inHux or people from all parts of The
country and a part of the time every
iVUin IN the house has been occupied.
Co., s a,,,ppt PAST week mas been an ideal one
ior outdoor sports with the execution of
Iast Thursday when a heavy soiytbea st
storIn swept over the place and the
people were driven inside hui With
,lhproinptu concerts. card parties. dane
ing ana other amusements. the dav
was very Pleasantly spent, and TO those
loving 10 look upon nature I'm Its aim
erent phases. saw sight long to no re-
membered; the wind blowing "A S,io
the water lashed into fury. ths sai1ins,
craft speeding by. many OF them donbe
led reefed, and the trees blowing be-
meath the gale. made a vivid picture OF
the darker side OF nature
Mr. G.. T.. Nichols OF Moves Rros
Boston. one OF the leading golf plavers
or the country. Is spending the week
mere. preparatory TO going 10 Baltirnorc
at which place he is TO take part In tho
great tournament which is TO be held
I'm that city.
Mr.. Chas Hugo of San Antonio. Tex
as. president OF the Almo National
Bank OF that place and one or the lead
ing wholesale grocers OF that state. is
stopping here and says II is one of ths
most pleasant and restful places ne has
found In his extensive travelling.
The many friends OF Harry Cors n
Clarke VIII be pleased 90 know that ne
Is gradushy rcgaining his health.
Joseph Letter OF Chicago WIS her.
Monday AZ the guest Of Mr.. 4. II. IIoad-
ley.
The i|autiful stcdm yacht "Orlole"
belonging % Mr.. a. ~. Il1adley is al
must constantly iu commission taking
out pl asure parties by the courtesy of
its owner.
The many friends OF Mrs. 4. q. Ruel
viii be pleased to know that she r. re-
covering from "A brief but painful III
ness
NATL q. is hrre as the guest Of Gov.
Erovn'e family. \
Mr. and Mrs. sullsy took a party
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BLOCK ISLAND.

Last Saturday the fifth CHAMPIONSHIP
game between the Spring House and
ocean view was played. resulting i'm
a tied score of TO 3. The PLAYING on
ooth SIDES was excellent. very few err
rors being made. From the end of the
seventh tothe tenth inning not a run
was scored by either side. making the
game one or the most exciting ever
NContinued on Page Seven.)
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wood Mr. and Mrs NJ Il Torrey, Provi-
dence: Charles Parker, l. w Ballou,
Woonsocket; w B Langworthy. l. NJ
Simons, bowin l. Clark. A NJ Langstaff,
Mrs ii w Parmenter. Miss Carrie
Vaughn. Mrs Fred Thompson. Fred
Thompson, Jr., all OF Providence.
BUlT0Nx00OS.
Mr. and Mrs Il Newell, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Bucklin, Mr. and Mrs r. A
Johnson, Mrs and DIR Rogers, Robert
Rogers, Louise Rogers, Mass Gavitt,
Mrs Gavitt drove To WEXFORD Sunday
In carriages and from there took the
electric cars 10 Narragansett Pier.
Miss G Earle, the guest OF Miss Bes-
sic Sweet. has returned 20 her home
Mr. and Mrs. Carr was the guest Of
Mr. Frank Comstock during the week.
Mrs Harry Deming and Percvai
Deming are the guests OF Mrs Mark
Anthony.
Miss Clara L Rawson was the guest
OF Edward Shaw Monday at ths hotel.
MIR II / Rogers entertained ri Il Ken
nion OF New York Monday.
William II Parks was the guest OF
Il / Rogers Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs George r. Martin were
the guests Of l. II Comsbock Tuesday.
Mrs r. j Newell entertained friends
from Pawtucket at the hotel Monday.
Mrs Mason and Miss Mason OF Provi-
dence were the guests Of Mrs Edward
Shaw at the hotel Tuesday
The arrivals at the hotel are: Fred
Il Hovey East Machias. Me: J III Stur-
dy, Miss II A Sturdy. Attleboro Falls;
Mass; Miss Kate / Sturdy. Miss Isa-
belle Sturdy, Pawtucket; Mr. and Mrs
+ w Harris. Wentworth Harris. G.
Ross and wife. Henry Fletcher. r r
Parsons. Mr. and Mrs # ID Carr Miss
j Whaleys, Mrs w II Barney. Mr.
and Mrs r A Beavan, l. III Comstock.
Howard Barney, Miss Clara T. Rawson.
all OF providence: III B Kenaon. New
York: Austin S Cook. Woonsocket: Mrs
NJ Drohan. Alfred Drohan. Katherine
Drohan Mrs A ID Gay. Master Clifford
Gay all OF Worcester.
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NEWPORT.


During a recent visit at Newport M
cambon was charmed with the City
by-the-Sea and from a number of re-
marks that the French ambassador
made, IL IL very probable that next
summer the French embassy will be
located here, instead OF remaining al
washington during the heated term 1t
is also reported that several other for
eign legations will summer at Newport
next season..
The grand Casino hop Thursday even
ing was very largely attended, despite
the heavy rain. Among the prominent
people dancing were Prince Lubomir-
ski, Count Roholpagdemeran Mrs T.
Rollins Morse. Mrs Charles Nj Oeirichs,
Miss Lilly Oelrichs, Mr. and Mrs X
Gammell, Mr. and Mrs John r Drexel,
Mr. ana Mrs Stamford White, Mr. Ogden
Goldman, Mr. Potter Palmer, Mrs Her
man Oelrichs. Mr. and Mrs A Lanfear
Norrie
Much interest is manifested in the
race next Monday forthe Astor cup by
members OF the New York Yacht club.
This viii be the principal yachting
event OF The season, and il is probable
that the largest fleet that ever sailed in
competition in America on a single
occasion Will be seen Monday.
Special and very Elaborate prepara-
OF Columbus field day next Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Julien 4 Davies. who
VIII soon sail from Europe, will occupy
their cottage here in a short time.
The summer school for Christian
workers is holding its closing session
at the Friendsmeeting house today.
DIR w Seward Webb. who has been
the guest of Cornelius Vanderbilt, re-
turned TO New York a few days ago.
Mrs Stamford White o. New York is
visiting Mrs Herman Oelrichs.
The Dutch dinner" at the Casino
grill rooms Thursday evening was
largely attended
Mr. and Mrs Pembroke Jones enter
tained large number of guests on
board their steam yacht "Narada"
Thursday evening The floral decora-
tions were very elaborate. the center
piece on a large table was production
Of the yacht in flowers
MIR CHARLES Gibson. who has not been
10 Newport for number Of years. will
spend two weeks here soon. He is now
az Nahant, Mass, occupied in prepar-
ng a new book e. early publication
Mr. George q 1e OF rhe Taunton
Daily News is a guest of Mr. III w RAN
xin.
Count Meran of Austria. Madame |
Nofew OF Paris. Armand Lecombe and |
A Romano Averane Of Italy are the |
'ecent foreign arrivals at the New |
lifts hotel
Mrs Richard Gambrill Mrs Edwin |
'arsons and Mrs Robert Sedwick gave
uncheons Thursday.
Yesterday dinners were given by Mrs
'oxhall keene. Mrs Elisha Dyer. Jr.
lrs r Rollins Morse. Mrs Charles Oel-
lchs, Mrs VI Beekman. Mrs James
Swan and Mrs Harold Brown.
Miss Alice Campbe1l of the Castle |
quare Theatrical company, Boston. is
ere for two weeks.
Dr ia Costa OF Philadelphia Is the
uest OF Col. y DeV Morrell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-26

Tho old-time tonics. sarsaparillas. ner-
vines and haphazard remedies Of our fore
fathers won't do i'm the spring Of 1899.
Your great grandmother didn't take
Paines celery compound any more thah
she used the electric light or the teie-
graph.
But her children and grandchildren. the
grown-up men and women of today are
taking this great modern spring remedy
and getting rid Of diseases that the Old
unscientiGc preparations made no i'm
preston on-and are making no impress
sion on to-day.
Paines celery compound has as little
IN common with any Of these obsolete
remedies as modern. fe-saTing antiseptic
surgery has with the practice Of few
years ago which was attended with
so fearful a death rate. The half
century that has elapsed since these old
fashioned remedies were formulated has
been the most fruitful years I'm medical
discovery. II has Witnessed the discovery
Of the most effective medicine the world
has ever known. As "a remedy for blood
and nerves paine's celery compound has
been welcomed by physicians. prescribed
and publicly recommended. No remedy
has ever approached Paines celery COM
pound in its wonderful success with dis
eases and ailments due % nervous debility
and impure blood.
Paine's celery compound is as unlike
any remedy that has gone before II. and
as superior 20 its nearest rival. as the
great searchlight is 10 the tallow dip
IL is not a mere Improvement nor a
development Of any Of the old-fashioned