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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-08-21
Orphans Court Sale

DY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans
D''ouri Of Snyder County. The under
sixnei admiuisiratriS Of the estate Of Jacot
Mitchell. late ~ Centre township, snyder Co.
Pa ,deces-ed. will expose to Public sale on
Thursday, august 2S, 1873,
On the premises about one.four'h OF q mile from
Ceptrevilie, the following described valuable
tcal Estate viz;
FIFTY ACRES of
Excellent land In good condition for farming
pu rpo.e bo indoi on 'hs North by lands nj
a % 20 Relish aud others, on the East bv Ian OF
gorge SampscI, Sodth by Ueor'e Sampsel and
on he vest Nv Ian OF y icnb Bickhart 4 others
On said premises are erec'sds
Large House.
BANK BARN, and other ont buildings
sale /, commence at ~ o'cl ock A NJ OF said
day, when oondii ions IL rale viii he made known
by ELiZABErH MITCHEGL,
ADsIrisrRATRix.
July 20, IsIa
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-08-21

DIR. Hall, in the Journal Of Health
says: "The universal error as TO the
unhealthiness of pies, puddings and
pastries, taking IL for granted that they
are all well made and properly cooked
has arisen from the simple fact tina,
after we have made full meal of other
things the stomach is oppressed 10y
them, and If the process is repeated be
comes ventually dyspeptic-that it has
not the power to work up the food, be.
cause il has been worked TO death al.
ready. 1t would be quite as philosoph,
ical il man has become very tired OF
plowing all day, and afterwards by chop.
ping wood has worked himself out,
to conclude that it was very unhealthy
to chop.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-08-21
MARRIED.

July ., By Rev. l.. o. Edmonds. Henry Dobson
and Anna D. Brock.
Juiy 3, .by ths sams, Samuel wagner and
Aususs 70, Sy The same. UrIsh Peter and Nsn-
o. I. Louder
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-08-21
EASTWARD

Connccting at Lew wistown Junction with tho
| Trains on Main line Penn'a X X. and Mt sun.
hurry with trains Of Northern Oentrr' Phiis. h
Ere aud Danville, Hasle;on h wnkesbarrc
| Railroads,
sNTrsin. viii stop At stations marked "F'
P.r SMITH, sup't
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-08-21
Public Sale.

In pursuance of an orler Of the Or
l. phsns' Court OF SNYDER county, granted to
the undersigned Adninist,at ator Of tho estate of
George Goss, late OF West Beaver township. sny.
der county, de'd. will be exposed to Public sale
o the premises on
Friiay. September 18th. '73.
tho following described Real Estate TO wit: All
that certain messuage and tract OF land situated
In West reaver township SNYDER county, Peon-
sylvania, bounded aud de.crib"d as follows Ia
Wit; on the North by land OF samuel stumpf,
Fast by Flias weide-, South bv Jacob doss, and
West by CHARLES Krabs, containing
Eighty Acres,
NOR or less ON which arc erected . lsrpe
House, Bank Harm,
and other nee sary Outbuiliings, q large umber
of excel ent fruit tees on the land.
ALSO-At the same time and place, certain
Taact of
Mountain Land,
siiuste In West Bower township Af,rssid,
BOUNDED ss follows TO wit ; south bv land of 10.
sph s'um.f, East by Jacob toss. West by John
". Herbster, north Jacks mountain containing
Twenty fve Acres more or less.
sale to commence at IL o'clock NJ, on said
day when terms will DO made known by
CHARLES KREBS,
AugT,7 "a Administrator.
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DHILADELPHIA ERIE RAILROAD.
WINTER TINE TABLE.


On and After MONDAY OCT. 81. 1872
the trains 90 the Philadelphia & Erie Raj
Road will run ss follows
WESTWARD.
NAIL TRAIN, l.svs Philadelphia I I ~ p m
" :. Sunbury 80 q m
arr at Erie 755 pn,
ERIE EXPRESS leaves Philsa. II 40 p m
" " Snubury 7Ol m
arr at Erie 745a M
ELMlRA MAIL leaves Phiia's stoam
" - Sunbury 420 r m
arr st Lock Haven 735 p m
NIAGARA EXPRESS leaves Phils. I 80 u n,
" Sunhury IL ~ p n,
arr at Reuova 4 80 p n,
EASTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Erie. II IS a N
" sunbury IL 40 N
'' arr st Philn'a 8 55 n m
ERIE EXPRESS les'csErie 9o5 p III
" snnpury 935 q IN
arr M Philadelphia 3 30 = IN
ELMlRA MAIL leaves Lock Haven 45 a n,
" Sunbury II ~ a IN
arr NJ fhilaA n W. m
NIAGARA EIpresss lea's Renova 1926 ? IN
Sunbury 10 p IN
- arr at Pbila's 23Os N
Mail East connects east and west at Erie
with l.. s. & VI. 8. Il. W aud at Cory and
lrvineton with Oil Coeek and Allegheny
X. II, w.
Mail West with west hound trains on l..
s. h NJ s. II. W. and at lvington with Oil
Creek and Allegheny Il. r. W.
Niagera Express and Erie Express East,
and Erie Mail Niagara Express and e..
mirn Mail West. connect At Williamport
with trains gsing north on the Elmira and
Csuandaigua division Of the N. c. Il. R.
Cstawissa passenger trains will be run
east from williamsport on Erie Express,
and west to Willismsport on Elmira Mail.
WM. A. BALDWIN
Genl Supt.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-08-21
EXECUTORs SALE OF
Valuable Property,

FThe undersigned will offer at Public
j. Sale, the valuble Real and Personal proper
ty Of Henry Jarrett, decd, In Monroe twp, on
saturday, August 30. 1873.
The following Tract Of Land situate Ia Snyder
THIRTY ACRES,
more or less. on which ere erected . good TWO
STORY
HOUSE AND DARN,
with other pecsspary outbu'ldings IN Orchard
Il the door convsnie nj to mili srhooi and store,
ans 10 good state Of cultivation, also
PERSON Al PROPERTY,
oonsistiug o1--two Cows, two Hog~, thres Beds
snd Bedding, ocs sink, one tsels one ensssn'
~ = ~ U6' 8 c3oxiNa sroyss.
e Ps - 49, ~ e., e. ~ ~ s's sss: 2ss s
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T |. MONBECK,
Of the Peace

Addnsburg, Snyder Co., Pa.
win be In his office at the above mention
ed place, on MONDAY and SATURDAY
OF each week, when all kinds OF business
relating to bis office, will be attended to.
June 20 '73tf
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-08-21

on and After MONDAY OCT. 81. 1872
the trains 90 the Philadelphia & Erie Raj
Road will run 80 follows
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

MAIL MATTERS, Ere. The mail stage which ought to have arrived here early Mon day morning last, did not come in until late in the evening, owing, we learn, to the ill., luck of new dfiveS who permitted his ami mals to break tongue" and cut up other shines, all of which occurred on the new route, via Peoples valley. As this was the tist "baulk' in long time. nobody thought hard Of the contractor, whose general super intendent, Dr Pierson is now here, and as- sures us that he will, in avery short time, have everything fixed for making fast time on the new route, upon which he will, hereafter. run four horses to vehicle. This route is said to be shorter than the old one Our only re- gret at its adoption is that Wm. Glson and others, of Date Greek, are left without mail facilities of any kind. Citizens of Kirkland valley will, MT Person states, be served, either at Nose Langley's, Edw. ". Bowers or Wm. Crapo's.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15
Personal, Etc.


 NIT II. Wickenburg, who discovered the Euiture mine and founded the town of Wick enourg, came in early this week and started Tor home Wednesday last. He was looking as young as when We met him at Wickenburg early in 1864.
 MT J. D. Cusenbarry, who formerly super Intended mining and milling operations for the Nnlture Mining Company, was here this week, attending to the law business for that company. Mir C. gave good satisfaction as A mining superintendent, and we hope Co see him, once again, in that place.
 P. w. Smith ("Bill"), the best friend we have in the Territory of Arizona. and. of course, fine "ouldn American gentleman, of Dcutcher descent, came up here from his quartz mill, Co attend to little law business for himself and "heirs,n which being settled m bis favor, he goes home vowing vengeance on quartz which will not pay him over $50 ton.
 His assistant, in running mill and mine, MT Peter Taylor came up with him.
 MT Jas. A. Moore, of Maricopa Wells, and Mr Jas A. Young, of Phoenix, came up here as witnesses in the Yulture mining case. Both these gentlemen are old Arizonans, and MT Moore IS known and respected as the hospitable host of Maricopa Wells and 'boss" oi the stage line from Yuma to Tucson.
 MT and Mrs John c. Potts, and Sheriff smith, of Mohave county, left for Ccrbat on the evening of the 7th inst, by Webster & Whites blackboard.
 Dr. II. II. Davis, arrived here recently from the Colorado River Indian Reserve, and will shortly return, as he has regular medical duties to perform there. The Dr. was for merly stationed here, ani Is well liked by our people.
 Judge Charles T. Hayden of Maricopa county is here on business.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

Charley Taylor, good old Arizona Demo csat, who "sailed the seas o'er," believes in God and pays his debts, came to town last week, from his ''plantation" near the Tiger mine, Bradshaw, where he has great num- Der of rich fleet" and several wagon-loads of Irish potatoes, which can't be beat by any in ar oot ot the mountains Formerly, Charley nsed to come and see us often, but, of late years, he has stuck we'll to his mountain rancheria, which is why all were delighted at seeing him here, recently, loading his pack -train with supplies for the coming Einfar
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

SUPERyisoR's PRocEEDINCs. - Board met Monday, November 10. Present-Supervi- sors Brooke, and Kerr; and clerk by deputy.
 Ordered that the following accounts be al- lowed ". z. Wilson, for plan of county Elliott, caring for indigent sick, SjO.-BHl of Chas. Yates for digging grave of William Crawford, not aIIowed.-Bond of Geo. Lodnt approved.-Chas. A. Shuiz appointed jus tce Of the peace for Brad shaw precnct.-- Jos. W. Knott appointed constable for Prescott precinct
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15
Agricultural Implements.

IT the demand for Agricultural Implements the coming harvest says the Rural Press likely 10 correspond with the increased number O under cultivation there Nill be lively times among the San Francisco dealers in sucl. Implements during the Several hrms n is under stood have anticipated ths demand and have prepared themselves accordingly oy early shipments. lt s said that single 1rm, (ireadgell 4 Co., who stn occupy their old and vell.knOWE stsBa) have contracted for above twenty-five oads of their now harvesting ma ehBes thus early in the seasn 10 low rates he sides a large amount Of smaller Implements N WOule seAn ths rate with what shipments ihey probably have already made around the Horn and with the stooss o
 other houses that hsss ought be enouh God judges 10 such natter however stIl predict that tho supply s
 not equal the demand. sepem3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

Should the Indians remain peaceable, it is quite likely that General Crook will soon do great deal for the Territory in the way of opening new roads and improving old ones. An appropriation. (such as Delegate McCor- mick wants) to build good road from Pres colt to Tucson. via Phoenix, Florence and other points, if granted, and placed in the Generals hands, would be hailed with de- light by all our people, who know and feel how bad and demomlizing it is to make en- listed men work and soldier at the same time.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

The Oriental Bakery, under charge of Mr John Stemmer, is making excellent bread from flour manufactured by Win. B. Hellings & Co, at their mills, in Salt River valley, Ma rlcopa county.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

Our citizens will be delighted to know that it is the intention of mayor and council to have the earth now laying alongside those man-traps of the plaza, commonly known as 4'ditches," removed and used for filling in end leveling low places in our streets. On learning this, many, we know, will say +can't remove it any too fast to suit we us and company"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15
5oeal < Mistsllaneaus.

CHAPLAIN WANrED.--A good, active chap. iain Is needed at Fort Wbipple. Such an one could make himself useful to soldiers and citizens of this vicinity. and we pray the proper authorities to Gdetair' some proper person to fiIl the position.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

Glorious hop at Headquarters, Tuesday evening last, in honor of promotion of Gen Crook. Beautiful ladies, brave men, excel lent music, and everything good to eat and drink. Sorry our epizootic kept us from go- ing down, pitching into the good things pro vided by the Generals excellent wife, keep ing step to the music and adniring the fair
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

Several freight trains arrived hero this week. from California, and Salt River, the former with goods, the latter with grain. The shipment of lumber from Prescott has been large.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

Last week Sheriff Smith, of Mohave county, followed the track of some suspicious Mexi- cans to this place. The Mexicans were well mounted armed, and looked like bad fellows. Nothing has yet been brought to their door.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

c. P. Head X Co. have a fine stock of all kinds of goods Their daily sales are i'm. mense. Being so far from San Francisco. they have to keep clear heads in order to keep up stock, all of which they do.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

QUICK TRP.A train of wagons-the first Prescott--made the trip in five days. Ten days, we are told, were usually consumed in making from Prescott to Phoenix by the old route. Qsite difference in favor of the new.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15
POST OFFICE PRESCOTT.

Mails arrive from all points Mondays and Thursdays Depart Wednesdays fri9ays aad Saturdays. Odiee hours from 4. V, io6P.H.
 Money Orders Issued every day of the week. except Sunday. ORLANDO ALLEN P. M.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

MAsoNIc. Members of Aztlan Lodge, No f177, F. & A. NJ, will find an interesting mo- 'tice, signed by the Secretary, among adyer- tisements in this paper.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

Mr c. W. Beach has recently purchased several hundred head of cows. This pur- chase was made on the Verde. The "ani- nils" well soaa be driven from that place to Mir Beach's, in Kirkland valley.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

Mrs. Al. Zimmerman, of Williamson Val ley, called, Saturday last, and settled for the MINER. She is the lady who was recently appointed to rule over the Williamson Valley postofiice, at a salary of twelve dollars a year. She ought to have several hundred ypar
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

The 'fattest mule we have in many days laid eyes upon was one recently brought here from the mountains, by Charley Fay Tor, and its fat came of eating good Arizona grass, without animal pepper or salt, known here as corn and barley.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

Io he People of Arizona Territory Greetjng. | A. |. K. SAFFORD GOVERNOR OF THE TEE. rofy uf Arizona. hereby designate THURSDAY, NOyEg. FER 2I as day of thanksgiving and prayer. The past year has been marked with unusual peaoo within borders.
 Our harvest has been abuudanL Our hocks and herds have largely increased. Harmony has prevailed.
 The education of our children has advanced and the Iesence that has scourgcd eOubuymen in some other Localities has not afflicted us therefore earnestly recommend the suspension of all hor and business that day and hoJe that ,he hea. oi the people will be gratefully turned toward Him whu rules over all nations. lN WITNESS WnEREDP have hercunt0 set my hand and caused the Great Seal of .e Territory of Arizona Co ba hnSed at Tucsont this i,h day of Novembor A. h. 1873
 A. F. K. SAFFORD By the Governor.
 COLES BAsHFoRp Secretary X. T.
 By JNO. HAi.RIs Assistant Secretary November g. lt7j
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

q, MT A. 0. Mcdonald, agent Tor California's live paper--the ChronicIe---is securing many new subscribers. His next trip will be to Mohays county. The Chronicle is friendly Co us. Subscribe for it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

CURE FOR EPIzooTIc There is in Peoples Valley spring, the water of which, when drank, has cured many an animal of the epizootic. So we are informed by reliable gentlemen. The next thing in order is to test it's curative powers on man. If it cen tres him, lots of us will go down there.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

Last Saturday afternoons musical enter talnment was very good, and this evenings offering of the Band will, it is thought be better still. See program.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All the incest freshest and best HAIR TEMPTATIONS Pomades Oils. Dyes and invigoraios Lubins Gennins French Extracts Soaps Powdefs and COsmstiques can be had al DIR. KSNDALIsS,
 ian2f72 Pioneer DgIg Store.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

A REpucTroS. - Fare, by Grants mail wagons, is now the same in greenbacks as it was last week in gold. See advertisement.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

Mrs Gen Crook and Miss Clement started Thursday last, to go to Tucson. They will return with Gen Crook, who is expected there soon, from an inspecting tour.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

The gun which killed Richard Cellers was on Saturday last, purchased by Mir D. Ken nison for $30
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

coLps -~hany people of this vicinity are nosing their way around town, and nobody kaoT' better than we do how sad and painful 1t is to have nose that knows no better tban to aid and assist villainous cold in the head to put one in bed. Afflicted 'brether- ing and sstering will please sing the good old serenading tune, "Blow your dose, you darned fool"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

Four yoke of work cattle can now be pro- cured cheap for cash. See advertisement and gee-hsw to Pinon ranch.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15
Lo.o.F, ARIZONA LODGE, NO. l.

,y yxAxks Regular Meetings of ihs Lodge Wed 8cZSSSssE nesday Evenings st Masonic HAli. Mem. 'sjsTssFS' bofs of the Order in good standing, invited to attend, MD. CAMPBELL. S c. J. GOLDsTEIN, Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

MT and Mrs Jos. Curtis, who have been visiting relatives in California, arrived at their nome, near Prescott, a few days apo.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

The time for redeeming certain county warrants has come, as will be seen by ous ad- vertisement.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

See notice of sheriif's sale, on the 4th page of this sheet.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

TaIe. should now be paid, in order to save percentage.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

Mrs Judge Brooks has just received the sad news of the death of her mother in Penn sylvania.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

Do You WANT A CoRN-SHELLER7-You do. We'll, then, Mir. Wm Dearing of Mint Valley, has one for sale or rent.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15
BORN.

Near Prescott, November TO- 1873. to the wife of NJ T. ". Simmons, asOn.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

The Board of Supervisors have made a con. stable of NIT. Jos. W. Knott, who will, in our opinion find and have fined most of those who were born to cut up shines in Prescott
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15

WEATHsR.-Wind and sky beiokened rain or snow many times during the past week.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AzTLAE LODGE No. l77, F. &A. M

Regular Meetings 0f this Lodge on the last
 M - Saturday of each ia0ath at o'clock P. M XA soournipg brethren are fraternally invited CIV. CURTIS, WI UP. HARGRAvE, Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15
Legal Hanks,

Of every class hod kibd slwayt hssd and or sale ths hisrR once al roes sneh As lawyer justice o tks Ftaee eF e'hsT snoeE can reasonably fad hu, with.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15
Our Stock Is Complete.

OUR CONNECTIONS THE BEST, And we oaer to the people Of Arizona Sonora and New Mexico induce neuts no. obAiuabis aBy other house the Pacific Coast
 BovIH .a VIM, B. HOOPER & co.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-08
Injured by a Reaper.

On Monday of last week, Il German
named A. lsham, sixty years old, who
resided upon the east side of the Hun
dred-and-two, in Buchanan county, near
.Corby's mill, met with a very serious
accident. lie had a mower in his field,
cutting hay, and, as some old rails lay
i'll the track of the machine. he left il in
charge of his son, 4 boy about fourteen
years old, and went to emoye the OBJ
structions. While thus engaged he was
suddenly struck by the blade of the reap
er in the back part of the ankle and the
leaders separated. Turning around he
was instantly struck by the blade in the
front of the ankle, the blade, as well as
one of the guards, penetrating to the
bone. The son, on noticin. the acct
dent, instantly FASTENED to procure re-
lief. He was gone fully half an hour,
and during the entire time the unfortu-
nate man remained transfixed by the
machine. When rescued he was nearly
exhausted, and it is thought he cannot
possibly recover.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-08
Troubles at Amazonia.

The St. Joseph. Gazette, of Sunday,
has the following: Amazonia ~rejoices
in having, somewhere in its vicinity, a
clothes-line thief. who is not satisfied
with simply taking the clothes, but gets
away with line and all. As last night,
while Mrs. Sharp and Mrs. E. Manning's
washing was left out for the purpose of
drying, the lines suddenly parted their
ends and with the contents appended
thereto, silently stole away-and where
no one but the thieves knows as yet. 1t
also has a quiet Frenchman, n Quis-
mel by name, and, like Peter, is a fish
erman by fortune, and in order to make
it a success, has II skiff; and this is the
very article he loaned to James Brain
! ard, who returned it with a broken oar,
from which an alteration took place,
resulting in Brainard making an assault
on Quisnel with a knife, cutting him
severely over the right eye. Quisnel
will present somewhat of an altered APP
p~earance in the morning on the fish
market in St. Joseph, while Brainard
will be arrested if he puts in IN appear
| anpp-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-08
Savannah Marble Works.

Mr.. d. c. Stotts, the popular proprie-
tor of the above thriving establishment,
recognizing the superior skill of his
master workman, Mr.. McDermott, has
admitted him into full partnership in the
business, thus securing his invaluable
services permanently. We are glad to
learn that these works are doing a
flourishing business, new workmen be-
ing added as the business increases. as
We believe their success is well merited.
A better firm to do business with, and
better work at more reasonable prices,
can not be found in Northwest Missouri.
The new firm name will be Stotts &
McDermott.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-08
Circuit Court.

Business in the Circuit Court seems
to be rather dull. An unusually large
number of attorneys are present. The
grand jury have been in session all week
A sensation was made Wednesday by
one of the jury failing to return after
dinner. As nothing could be done with
out him, the balance of the jury under
took the task Of hunting him, not know.
ing what to think of such strange con-
duct. In the evening he came along,
giving as the reason of his absence that
he went to the country to see his cousin.
He was fined twenty dollars by the Court
for going to see his cousin. At thu
time we go to press the trial Of Albert
Bane for killing Mr.. Adams, was in pro
greSS.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-08
The Savannah Mills.

Under the dispensation of the Mcssrs.
Miller, their Touring and grist mills are
being renovated and improved to a
great extent. Approaching the large
grain yield in this and adjoining coun-
ties, they have added greater facilities
and important changes which will ena-
bic them TO please their customers in re-
spect to both the quality and prompt
ness of the work entrusted to them. We
hope our farmers will give them a trial
as soon as their mill is ready for work,
which. we understand, will be in a week
an. fwu-