Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-26
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wAs.t .nreat--C Cabbare --Potasoes - Ap45es
-Grapes-B Tomatoes -Bread-Cahe
! And Some Other Thlngs-AnA ~ bsys
!. and Girls Besides. III,
ScEsE-Joks SmiAs Country csoss
Evenisg SrHAxEas. S'ssdy NsHagen' asa
4 Farmers acho Aaoe 1AaPpensd - ~ sss'es. Y
Mr.. SNIrH~-Trades es u very dun no"aosy11' W. =
don't sell half so much as did fvc years ago.
Mn, JoNEs-Good reason. Thingsre 90 nlgn,
we can't afford TO buy You charge such awfat
prices, Smith. slEfaH lfsssl 7Slisa ~ ilQfi
Mn. SAITH m Can't help it. have 70 Pay -
much more When sold sugar st 10 cents
pound, made cent . pound, and only make
accent now on 20 cents, and this cent prohs aont I
60 80 far to keep my family. 4 s1~"f~ Ai'ss''
Mr.. BRowN.-l buy just IS much - over q
don't see as there is much change. used ~ sell
my 600 bushels Of wheat for g cents buAhel, or
$3.50. OF this, $3.50 went for family store bills,
and 5000 to pay of my farm debt Now, when
sell for $3.50 per bushel, or 5000, II takes about
$500 for store bills, and leaves e400 70 payof the
debt In fact, these high prices snit me wish.
Mr. McCulioch had kept ont Of the Treasury, for
he threatens to make Grecnbacks par, and knock
down prices i'' R'' ss1 $3.50 7ss =
Mr. PRIcE.-I don'.see Is il makes muchidif-
ference. If there is twice as much money going.
and everybody gets twice as much for everything
/ he raises and pays twice as much for everything
he buys, it all comes out square at the end and
there is this gain in the operation: those who
save money, or make q profit make double, ~
neighbor Brown explains about paying his farm.
debt.
Mr. BUrLER.-That's SO.
| Mn. GREEsE.-So think vs. sai'i q
| Mr.. MooRE $50 do I.s8 w ~E saag
| Mr. BAKER.-There is little drawback. !. !
1 keen the accounts of Widow Roberts. vbo has
the mortgage on Mr.. Browns farm, and the $4o0
he pays, don't 90 only half SO far in supporting
her, and educating her children 1852 fezTsF
i Mr.. TRAVIS (the School Teacherl-Yes Ii
does, for only get $50 a month for teaching Mrs
Roberts and others children. and 1 used to get
s25, with wheat at rs C.
REV. Mr. CoREY-.An only get 5000 wear,
while always had $500 with wheat at rs cent.
and sugar 10 cents hi e4 snsae asg .s8a 4
SEVERAL YoIcEs.-That ami quite souare.
Mn. KNOX, lEditorl And you only pay me
50 year for my newspaper, which YOU thought
cheap at i.oo, hve years ago, though have now
to pay three times as much for everything use in
making newspaper. W A@ Asa a8is
i Mr.. Why don't you raise your prices
4 100 ,,haa .a aas .e a sss
Mk' ASoA-reopie won't stand it. l must
Keep aiong wilh no prons, or even at loss, hop
ing iof oetter times, or else lose my subscribers
ana 'et Inc paper 60 down Why, when Iiraised
ine price irom sL9o to ~ year, a good many
stopped ihe paper-among them Mr., Brown him
4 sen, ihougn pa'd nm doaoe tor his wheat
"h' DAo"s.-i uiant stop u 80 much for the
p'''e' went ih ior paying Tor my farm BY extra
eeononly. E#f @s@ a#t s&Ai
/ VIZ. ANoA'-ie es' ne followed my advice for
peopie TO economlze and pay their debts now
4 but let US see II Mr. Brown began at the right
p'ace on one Saturday published in my pa
per .naI wheat mad advanced Is cent? bushel.
VI pionday MT Brown went to market with his
wheat, ana sold 90 bushels at one cent advance
over tne OLD price, and thought he did well He
cs'e nome ooasting about IT. until he INST neigh
| oor dohnson' who got the S cents advance be-
cause ne read my paper, and was wide.awake,
Mr. browns loss on SO bushels would pay four
~hoie years subscription
Mr. BRowN-Dont say anything more abopt
that, Mr. Knox, and put me down subscribe. a.
life. aYe6J tssg 3aiHtss asi ystkk
Mr. Ksox.-I have heard of several oshe, sp.h !
losses BY those who stopped my paper. Not 70 he |
too personal as some of them are here vii, III,
mem q, D. Z, etc. Mr.. A. paid per cent more
ices on s7i taxes because he did not see the col
iectors notice in my paper, and thus lost sas4,
10 save ~. Mr. b. paid s3.eo the same way.
Air. Y failed to bring in his claim against an e.
'a'e' because he did not see in my paper the legal
io'lce limiting the time. That, cost him sa4, to
save " subscription. Mr. ID. sold 200 pounds Of
wool at " cents, because he did not see an adver
.'sement OF Mr. smith, right here al home oife..
ing 20 cents. That cost him sic to save 50. Mr..
rs boys went down to the village everv n;,.h.
49, 49, = so' ''e news ana local gossip, because
into h.d M - pap. a. nome ana one OF them fell
a"u Us ruined Know twenty
what is ro;ng on ra,,.r ~ !, ~ ~. learning
ON in bus;ness and -. -r aA .'A' = gong
NV co,,nns +, !. y' N"a eo"dense 1t into
know an 49,, SA.. an' 'or every man to
/, :. .o,As n'a''e's' and doubt II there