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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-11-25
Tke Columbian
Bloomsbury, Friday, Nov. 25, 1870.

g. NJ. PETTENGILL q Co, 81 Park Row. and
Gro L; HOWELL Co., 40 Park Row, are our only
authorized Advertising Agents in New York.
j. WEBSTER, No. 80 North tn Street. Coz
WErHE ILL q Co. No. COZ Chestnut street and
FRANKLIN HALL, 6li Chestnut Street, are onr
only authorized Agents in Philadelphia. II
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INCORPORATION.

Notice Is hereby given. that on tho iat day of
November, 10 Sundry inhabitants Of Cuiuuihig
county presented q peti ion to an adjourned
Court OF common Pleas OF said county, praying
The SAID Court 10 grant a Charter Of iuTorpnra-
tiOn, under the name, style and title # "pHH
SUsQUEHASNA CATTLE Insurance COMPANY"
with the rights and priv ileges therein stated,
ana II no eulhcient cause is shown 10 the Cuu-
rary on the first day OF next term, the ora, ,rr Of
the petitioners win be granted, according 10 ihr
Act OF Assembly in such case made ul.d pro-
Nlueu; W. II. ENI,
hoNlo ~ 81. rruthOuUtgrN,
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CoLU MBUs Male and Female Acade-
my Fall Term commences November
29th, 1870. Tuition s. 90 to $40 90. For
addit ional particulars address
REV. DIR. KILGORE,
PrinciDal
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II. II. DEATHs.-Auy general reader
of newspapers must have noticed the
large number Of deaths by rail road
accidents, of late. We have read of a
dozen or more within the past two or
three days. Nine.tenths of these mel.
sncholy affairs are caused by pure care
lessness on the part OF the persons kill
ed. In most cases the victim was walk
ing on the track, oblivious, apparently,
of earthly things, and was struck by
the engine. Sometimes an effort il
made to drive team across the track
in the face of rapidly advancing train,
aud the same sad result ensues. Care.
lessness on rail roads and carelessness
with regard to coal oil lamps fill hun.
dreds of graves, yearly, in this country
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THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURY, COLUMBII

MUSIC, Canes, Instruments, &c. al.
ways on hand at ALTsTATT's, Court
House Alley.
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ID EGISTER'S NOTICE.-NoTICE Is
III hereby given to all legatees, creditors and
other persons interested in the estates of the
spective decedcnts and minors, that the follow
ing administration and guardian accounts have
teen filed in the Office OF the Eegister OF Column
bia county, and will be presented FOR contirma-
tion and allowance in the Orphans Court, to be
held in Bloomsbury, on Wednesday, the 7th day
OF December 1870 nt O'Clock in the afternoon OF
said day
l. The second and final account of John c. ia.
coby and james Spunenberg, administrators of
Daniel Sponenbcig, late of Briarcreek township,
deceased.
2. rhe account of John Trcmbly. guardian of
the person and estate of Emma Garrison, u mi
nor chllu OF Jacob Garrison, late of Bloom town
ship, deceased.
<. The account OF Samuel Rhone, administrator
of Matthias khonc, late of jackson township,
deceased.
/. The account of II. r. Kline and Isaac Labor.
administrators OF Harman Labor late of FISH
inscIeek township, deceased.
3. The first and final account of Edward De-
long. executor of Elizabeth Deoug late of orange
township, deceased.
e. First and final account of Oscar b. Millard,
administrator OF Elizabeth Dietterlch, late of the
Borough of Berwick, deceased.
I. The first and final account of John C, Myers
executor of Deborah Myers, late of koaringcreek
township, deceased
s. The final account of John C. Myers, admin
istrator of William Myers, late OF Roaringcreek
township, deceased.
Q. The account of Samuel Greasy and stephen
| toho, administrators of Jacob Goho late OF Mt.
Pleasant township, deceased
| 10. The second account of William Neal and
CHARLES W. snyder executors of William Sny der,
| late of Bloom township, deceased.
| II. Tho account of j. II. Ikeler administrator
ofCaleb oliver, late of Greenwood township,
deceased.
| u. Tho account OF Matthias Kindt, administra-
tor of Isaac oliver, late of Greenwood township,
deceased.
| b. The account of Jacob II. Fritz, administra-
tor of Henry ii. Fritz, late OF cugarloal tow nship,
| deceased.
| H. The nrst and partial account OF Henry l..
Freas, william Is. FreaS, and James p Frea,
| administrators of Andrew Freas, late of Centre
township, deceased.
| Is. Final account of John w. Hunter, guardian
OF Frank L. Applegate, minor child OF Lataye
AppleSite, late OF Pine township, deceased.
IL. First and final account of ChristiNnna En-
| nett and A. j. Emmett, executors of James En-
| melt, late of Hemlock township, deceased.
| IL. fhe account of Pet Swank, administ ira TOR
| of Ell Bitner, late of Locust township, deceased.
| Is. The first and final account of John Ande,
| Administrator OF Daniel Ande, late of Madison
| township, deceased.
| 49, The account of William Hagenbuch and
Wilson W. Meltck, Administrators sc. OF Peter
| Melick, late OF Scott township, deceased.
W. II. JACOBY, Register.
49, registers Office,
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. o T l c E

Notice is hereby given that ihe following Rc-
counts have been filed in the Prothunotsly's + o.
tce, in and for the county of Columbia, aud viii
be presented to the Court for confirmation on
Wednesday the 7th day OF December next:
The account OF Josiah III. FuTmBn, Committee
OF the person ana estate OF Hentry Hartman, IA
lunatic of Hemlock township, col CO.. as fled
10y Michael r Eyerly, his administIator
d, The account OF f. K. lkeier, Esq, Ass gnoe Of
II, ID. Walker. WELLINGTON II, ENT,
noNfN-5t. Prothonotary
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AMONG the names of many Pennsyl
vanians reported as having arrived at
Elizabeth City, North Carolina, we find
those of e. b. BRowER and family of
this place.
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TIE VERY BEST LA looking into
the various stores of our town, we have
no where seen as complete an assort.
ment of Fine Groceries as at j. II.
MAIzE's Mammoth Grocery, corner of
Main and Iron Streets. Every article
in that line which can tickle the palate
is TO be found on his shelves, and he
evidently understands his business In
all its branches. His stock of Fruits,
Nuts, Raisins, &c. is always kept up,
and Provisions are in large supply.
Although his store is filed with Goods,
many of them expensive, yet his prices
cannot be found fault with; they are
very reasonable. Politeness is the
rule and not the exception is his cstab.
lishment. Consult your own comfort
and your purse and call on him.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, the Hon. William Elwell, President
Judge OF the Court Of oyer and Tcrmincr and
General Jail Delivery, Court OF Quarter Sessions
of the Peace and Court of Common Pleas and Or
phan's Court in the 18th judicial District, com
posed of the counties of Columbia, sullivan and
Wyoming, and the Hon. Tram Derr and Isaac :.
Monroe Associate Judges OF Columbia county
have issued their lrCccpt, bearing date the 9th
day of ~cpteubgr in the year OF our Lord, one
thousand, eight hundred and seventy and to
rae direct ed for hOldinga Court OF oyer and Ter
miner and General quarter Sessions OF the Peace,
Court OF common Pleas and Orphans Court, in
Bloomsbury, in the county of Columbia, on the
first Monday being the 5th day OF December
next, To continue lNo weeks
Notice is hereby gwen, to the Coroner, to the
Justices of the Peace and the ConstablcS of the
said county of Columbia, TINT they be then ana
there in their proper person NJ 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon OF said 9TH uHN OF Dec, with their rec
Ords, luquisiiiuns aud other rCmcmbrGnCCS, to
do those things which to thrir offices uppertaip
to be done. Amt those that are bound by
recugniznnce, to prosecute against the prlS-
oHcrs thai arc or may be in the jail OF the
said county of Columbia, to be then ana
there to prosecute thcm ms shall be just. ia.
rors are requested to be punctuai in their attend.
ance, agreeably tothCir Offices. Dated at Blooms
C--J~-) burg, the 18th da% of oct, in the year
I l.. :, I OF our Lord, one thousand eight hun
49, dred and seventy, and in the ninety
fourth year OF the Independence OF the United
states of America, MORDECAl MIILARD,
bloomsbury, oct. %. 1870. SheriH
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WE are informed that the proposed
Rolling Mill will not be erected here,
at least for the present. We shall great
ly regret if it be decided not to build it
at all, as if built it would prove of great
advantage to the town, not only because
numerous workmen would be employ
ed, who would necessarily circulate
much money in the place, but because
anything in the way of an improve
ment is an argument in favor Of others,
cvidencing business life and business
advantages.
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Notice is hereby uivnu. that on fh. f-t day 70
November t1', suHuIy inhabitants of u|unlh.u
county presented IplitI-u DO fn adjourned
Court Of Common Plea, OF said county. .yIu.
the SAID uurl To Graut % tuutpI OF THu.rr url-
lion, under the name StN le N.G Nflt OF "lIE
toLuM MBlA COUNTY, MI iUAL. -AYING II-,b .tSn
loAN ASSOCIATIONS - " IN the I4 .,ls autl. .g,yi-
lcEcs theron stated atd o. ua sufficient cause is
shown 10 q com ary on tine Ufsf ruE oil uu.r
term, tn" pray er of The pntt!nupr. vii h- grant
ed, according to the Act OF A~~ruui, iu .urlI
case made aud pTON ided.
By the Court, ". H. Int
nuulp1D-it, PFgtIglt,fl't-.
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The DRoUGHT-The scarcity of wa.
ter is beginning to be felt severely and
the need of heavy rain is very appa-
rent. Many wells and springs are dry,
even those which are known as "never
falling"
In some places, up the river, farmers
have been compelled to take their
horses and cattle more than Il mile, to
the river. The coal works are seriously
inconvenienCed, and a few have been
compelled to stop, there not being
enough water to supply the boilers.
We will probably have rain before long
as it is scarcely possible that winter
will set in without it.
Since writing the above the predicted
rains have come and hOusekeepers, far.
mers, the beasts Of the field, and for
what we know, the fowls of the air re-
joice thereat greatly. AS the old alma
macs would say, after these rains are
overlook out for cold weather"
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SPORTING PARK.-A number of
wealthy gentlemen of New York have
purchased about twelve thousand acres
of land in Pike county, this State,
which it is proposed to use as hunting
ground. The country is admirably
adapted to the purpose, containin g
many fine streams and lakes filed with
fish, whilst the woods abound with
game of all kinds. A large hotel will
be erected for the accommodation of
the wives and families of the gentle.
men of the Association. The distance
from New York is only one hundred
miles. The whole idea is novel one.
and will, undoubtedly, prove a success,
as the gentlemen interested are well
able to carry out their plans.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-11-25

THE SINGERS SEWING MACHINE
PATENT.-One OF the Singer sewing
machine patents expires next Friday,
and the refusal to extend it is officially
ANNOUNCED today The Commissioner
of Patents states, however, that the re.
fusal does not throw the right to make
The Singer sewing machines open to the
public, rs thee are II number of other
patents having several years yet to run,
which protect the Singer Msnufactur-
manufacture their machines. Several
Of The existing patents do not expire
until 1877, and one of them, the Com
missioner states, covers substantially
the same points as the one that expires
next Friday.--FrOm The NeW York
IimeSQf AOU. Sd.
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ID RIV ATE SAL T.


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
The undersigned offers at private sale a farm
situate in Locust township, Columbia county
about mile irUm the old Esther furnace con
tanning
SIXTY-ONE & A HALF ACRES.
whereou Is erected good dwelling house, "A
large new barn and other necessary out build
ings,
A GOOD APPLE ORCHARD
choice fruit, and never falling spring of
water at the door with "A spring house. About
two-thiris OF the land Is cleared and in good
state Of cultivation,
For further information apply TO John l.
Hurst Locust township, Col. co., or W, W. Hurst
uanyille, MOntour CO., Pa.
Posse esSinu given on the ilrst day Of April 1877
oct2i iO-3m, w. W. HURST.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
DRIvATE SALE

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
The undersignei offers nt private sale n FARM
situate In orange township, Columbia county,
CONTAINING SEVENTY-SIX ACRES,
all improved land and under good cultivation,
whoreon erecieda
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
a now FRAME BANK BARN, and other neces-
Safy outbuildings, two good Apple Orchards
with n variety of uiher choice fIuit, and n never
falling fountain OF running water at the door
For terms, conditions, &C., apply to the un der
signed. D. T., HAlMAN.
Orange township, Nov. 4, ls7O.lm.
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IN DIVORCE.
In tie Court of Common Pleas OF Columbia

In the Court OF Common Pleas OF Columbia
county.
VS.. In Divorce
MARGARET EYERLY, ! to Ma.gTet Eyerly,
NJ hadame You are hereby Dotihsd that the
court has granted rule on you 10 show cause,
by the firk Monday ot December next, why "A
divorce from the bonds Of hatrimony should not
be d4creed In The above case. And also appoint
ed T.. Il. BTockway Commissioner, - take dspo-
sition Of Witnesses tn this case, who wtli attend
10 tAs ~ ing OF the same at his once in Blooms
bug on Friday, the I'd day Of Del ember next
batwsen tAs hours OF Ten O'clock A. N. aud i've
O'Clock 7, M Of saA day, when AAx where ysu
{. b bRoCKyAI,
RoRERT Y. CLARK, Communist LoneR
Atty, Tor LbelIants lnoyi7B-4t.
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LOCAL NOTICES

You can buy Gold Medal Cook
Stove at the Orangevile Stove Store
for eighteen dollars, and all other kinds
at the same rate. n47-2t.*
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pULE ON THE REPRESENTA-.
lN rlNES OE JACOB EYER. DECEANEn-

~ IIN Is OF JAIUB Z EN- UEOFAHTU.
COLUMBIA COUNTY SIS.
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania to Phlli'
r. Eyer, John Eyer Adam Eyer, William Eyer
Anna, lntermarried with John Weliver, Maigl-
ret, intermarried with Samuel johnson Henry
Eyer, Silas Welliver, Abigail who was intermar-
ried with Jackson RunyAn, decd, Lucinda who
was intermarried with John Demott, Decd.
Charity, intermarried with ID. Il. johnson, Geo
W. Welliver, Mary, intermarred with Erastus
Heudershot, CathHrine A., in ermarred with
John Allen, and Phineas WeLiver, heirs and
legal representatives OF Jacob Eyer dec q :, and
to all persons interested, Greeting: You are
hereby cited to be and appear before the Judges"
OF our orphans COurtat an Orphans Court to he
held at Bloomsbury, on the first Monday OF De-
cember next, then and there to accept or refuse
10 take the real estate of said Jacob Eyer, deed,
at the appraised valuation nut upon il by The in
quest duly awarded by the said court. aud re-
turned by the Sheriff. And hereof fail not.
OCt2l'TU-tf w II ENT ttYrl.
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DEER-Our exchanges from different
parts of the State speak of the large
number of deer which are being killed.
We have not seen many in our town as
yet, but perhaps they may arrive later
in the season. We had the pleasure of
eating some very fine venison at Wilkes
Barre short time since, and pronounc-
ed it, at the time, to be better than
tough beef, no matter how you cook it.
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Al ADMINISTRATORS, NOTINE-

"A ESTATE OF FREDERICK LAUBA CH DECD.
Letters OF administration on the estate of
Frederick Laubach. late of SuEarlOaf towns hip,
Columbia county, decd have been granted BY
the Register OF said county to Andrew Lauhach,
and John q. Laubach, of Coles Creek, Col. co.
All persons having claims against the estate OF
the decedent are requested to present them for
settlement, and those indebted to the estate to
make payment to the undersigned, administra-
tors without delay.
ANDREW LAUBACII
JOHN q. LAUBACH,
octli7O-Bw Administrations
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BAD PRACrICE.-You might az well
expect TO relieve aad cure an inflamed
eye ny dusting irritating powders into
il, a1 10 expect to suhdue and cure Ca
tarrh (which is an Inflammation of the
mucous membrane of the air passages
IN the hcad) by the use of irritating
snuiis or strong, caustic solutions DIR.
by its mild, soothing acliou, which sub
dues the Inflammation aud restores the
natura! secretion of the mucous follicies.
The proprietor offers $500 for case of
Catarrh that he cannot cure. Sent by
nail on receipt of sixty cents. Sold by
druggists, Address K. V. PIERCE, NJ.
d., 1873 Seneca street, Buffalo, N. y.
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THIS Is NO nUMBUG

DY sending 3, cts, with age, height color of eyes
d and halr, YOU will receive, 10y return mail, a
correct picture OF your future husband or wife,
with name and date OF marriage. Address W.
FOX, p y. Drawer No. 2iS, Fultonvlle, n. Y.
Ell suffered with tatarrn thirty
III years, and was cured in six weeks by a simple
remedy and will send the receipt, postage free to
all afflicted. +. j MEAD, Drawer l76SyracuseN NY.
A mYSTERY SOLVED.-Fineen Minutes
"A Private Conversation with Married Ladies' by
one of their number Sent free for Two STAN ps.
Adlress Mrs. II. MErZGER. HnnnYer. En.
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CHANGE OF TIME.-The new time
table of the Lackawanna & Bloomsburg
Rail Road has been published, and
hereafter trains will run as follows {:
those going North will leave here at
11.35 a. m. and $50 p. M; going South
at 9.07 a. IN. and $40 p. III. 1t will be
observed that there is but little change
from the present running time, the
principal change being in the down
train in the morning, which leaves
here an hour earlier.
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A LII KINDS Oe JOB PRINTING
"a neatly executed 81 TEX COLUMBIAN steam
Printing once.
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UIDMYER & JACOBY

w EXCHANGE BLOCK, BLooMsBURG,PA.
are agents for the sale OF DrOckway's" Justly
celebrated Cream and old stock Ales, which they
Will sell as cheap Ms country brtwed nles Who'll
and IA II barrels eonHtantly on hand. This ale
is hTewed by William H., Bry ckway, 3l5 10 32j
East Eleventh street, New York city,
Bloomsbury, June 10. lo7o-t-
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100000 Singer Sewing Machines are
now in use, and more of them are now
being sold every day than of any other.
The reason of this is that they are the
simplest and best. On easy terms at
ll0G Chestnut street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

IN. RE REPORT OF sALEor THE REAL IsrArE
OF BENJAMIN BOONE, a LUSArIC
In the Court OF Common Pleas, OF Columbia
county, inter alio, the undersigned Auditor, APP
pointed by the Court, to make distribution Ui
funds arising ON sale of said real C>tat, to the
parties entitled, viii meet the parties interested
for the purpose OF ms appointment, on saturday
November 10Th, 1870 at ~ o'clock y. NJ, nj his
office in bloomsbury. All parties Interested, are
requested to attend, or be debarrcd from coming
In Tor u part of said fund.
G. W. MILLER,
novfTO-4t. Auditor
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WE advise our friends to buy Singer
Sewing Machines at the principal Office
of the Singer Company, 1l06 Chestnut
Street. They are sold on terms that
place them within the reach of all.
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ENTERPRIsING.-E. NJ. KNoRR is still
replenishing and adding to his excel
lent stock of Boots, Shoes and Gums,
and is rapidly' selling them cheap for
cash. He is also now fuly prepared to
make boots and shoes to order, and to
do mending and cobbling as fast as it
comes in.
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THE SUsQUEuANEA.-B rev oi
those who live in the valley OF the
North Branch appreciate its extreme
beauty. 1t is only after travelling in
less favored regions, that its lovollness
impresses itself fully on the beholder.
From Scranton to Northumberland is a
panorama of changing scenes of beauty
The broad and winding river, the level
meadows and the mountains on either
side looking down overall, are elements
which but few landscapes possess. AS
suredly there is nothing finer of its kind
in the country than this valley, and its
inhabitants may we'll rejoice that their
lines have been cast in such pleasant
places.
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GooD solid JeweIry for pretty Christ
mas presents, at ,.
HENRY ZUPPINGER's.
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ALL persons indebted to the under.
signed on subscription, advertising or
job work, are requested to call and set
lie the same before or during December
Court c. b. BRoCKWAY.
nll.IM
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IN DIVORCE.
In the Court of Common Pleas Of Columbia
county.
NiCl ORIA cox, by her
next friend Mary a. Green, I T,bcI.i,, T,i,-,r,s

LLOYD COX,
Subpoena ana alias subpoena returned on oath
that the Defendant could not be fuuud in the
said county.
To Lloyd Cox, respondent; Sir-You are here
by required TO be and appear at our said Court
OF Common Pleas in and Tor said county, ON the
frst Monday of December next, to answer to
the said complaint of the said lhellnnt, or he
liable TO have the same determined by the said
Court CI pGrte, MORDECAl MILlsEp,
bloomsbury, Nov, II, lS7O-St sheriff
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER

The CO. O-partneTship heretofore existing between
WILLIAM soaUILER and CHARLEs ", LOWE at
orsngeNille, Columbia county, Pa, is tuis day
dissolved by mutual consent. The books are
lett in the hands OF CHABLks W, Lowe for set
tlement WILLIAM SCHUYLER
CHARLES W. LOWE.
OranEeyille Nov H. Is7O-St
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=, PPLEs,-The apple crop this year
has proved to be an unusually abund-
ant one both East and West. In New
Hampshire the price is fifty cents per
bushe with no buyers. In fact 50 plen'
tiful are they that temporary cider
mills are being put up in every direc-
tiou to work Off the supclhuous supply.
In the Western States there has n large
crop been grown ana prices are low and
falling. Under the circumstances We
should fancy that apple pies, dumpiings
cider and vinegar would be the cheap
est food a man could buy-provided o
course he could live on the articles, JUS
think for moment reader,o the quan
tily of dried apple pies there will be il
the country next year!