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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
MARBLE YARD
Harvest Supplies.
CHARLESTOWN, JEFF. co. W. "a.

II whetstsnes, Rakes, Snaths, Forks, aud full
supply of all goods needed, for sale by
JAS. LAW. H0OFF & co.
NELLIS' llarpoon Horse Hay Fork Original
for sale BY JAS. LAW. HOOFF co.
HORSE RAXES, the best in msrket, for salo
by JAS. LAW. H00FF co.
GHAMPION REAPERS.-If you desire the best
[ Reaper aud Mower, purchase the above, full
ly guaranteed 10 please or no sale, OF
jas. LAW. HOOFF co.
CHERRY Secders, Brass, Bell-metal, Stew and
\ Maslid Kettles; fall supply Of House Furnish
ing Goods for Harvest, for sale by
JAS. LAW. H00FF co.
DkPENr Ice Cream Freezers for sale By
JAS. LAW. HOOFF q co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03

lIcU,E BUENEB.-A House on the farm OF
H. g. DaAenp2rt Esq. near the railroad and
one mile above Charlesiown, occupied by the
family Of Jacob Washington, colorcd, who
VAS few months ago struck by an engine
aud killed was burned on Monday last-it is
supposed by a spark from passing train -
Lts .ste,t. 6 'he d"clarg were consumed
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OFFICE FIRE & MtRISE rSsUeAyCE Co.,
L

OFFICE FIRE 4 MARISE Insurance Co,
WHEELING, W. Va, March u, 1873.
Resolred, That the proposition Of the Peabody
Insurance Company Of Wheeling, for the reinsIr-
ance Of the fire business Of this Company be, and
the same is hereby accepted, and the President Of
this Company. together with Mossrs. Reid, Cos
horn and O'Brien, are hereby appointed COM
miitee TO consummate the transfer OF reinsurance.
Provided, that upon examination By the commit
tee Of the assets Of the Peabody Insurance Com
pany, il is found to be perfectly responsible
Signed c. II. COLLIER, Sec'y.
LSignedl A. WILSON, Pres't
Upon examination OF the assets and liabilities of
the Peabody Insurance Company, we are fully
satisfied as TO its responsibility.
lSignedl JOHN REID,
4. WILSON,
WM. >. G0SHORN,
THOS. 0'BRIEN.
Committee.
Wheeling, March 81, 1873.
The Peabody Fire Insurance Company respect
fully socits a continuation Of the patronage of the
late Fire and Marine Insurance Company, gusran-
teeing satisfaction, by fair dealing, ample protec-
tion and prompt settlements.
WM. BAILEY, President.
J. v. J.. ROGERS, Secretary.
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
Wm. Bailey, s. r. Hildretb,
AlonzO LoriHg, Henry 5. Miller,
A. ". Adams, Henry Scbmulbacb,
Jas. I. Barnes. DR.. ". J. Bates,
Thomas Hughes.
Messrs. Washington g. Alexander, and D. s.
Rentch Esq, ara the only authorized Agents Of
the Peabody Insurance Company in Jefferson
County Applications for Insurance made to them
will receive prompt attention and TO II. II. Cook,
Agent for CbarlestoHn and It's vicinity.
We take pleasure in representing the Peabody
Insurance Company of Wheeling as a first class
institution in every respect.
WASHINGTON & ALEXANDER.
7. r. " tsgfEgrov. n. !. ALUxaNpEs
July .. Is "a IN
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

First National Bank of Jefferson, a. Cha:lestown,
July |, 1875.
TIVE President and Directors Of this Bank have
this day declared dividend of Four per cent
on the Capital Stock of this Bank, clearing all
Taxes State, County and Municipal, payable to
Stockholders on or after the 10th inst
SAMUEL HOWELL,
July 3, 1875. Cashier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
HARVEST GOODS.

DIFLES, Wbet Stones, Rakes Tin Cups, Tin
IL Plates. Spoons. and everything in our line
for harvest, for sale by
June &C. 1875. DUKE GALLAllER.
TWO, Three and Four Prong Forks and Long
/ Handled Shoyels, for sale by
June 80, 1875. DUKE & GALLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03

June %, 1875
On last Wednesday morning, the 2Sd inst,
an Editorial party representing the papers Of
that aud adjacent cities left Washin 3ton ria
the b. Il o. r. Il on a visit to this summer
resort by invitation of its proprietor. Two
Pullman parlor cars aud an ordinary one were
attached TO the $50 a. NJ. train, and kindly
placed at the disposal Of the excursionis,s by
President Garrett who detailed Maj. hooutE,
the popular official of the road, to so along
and look to the interests Of the gang. At7.SO
o'clock, sharp, the train moved out OF the de-
pot having aboard the following named gen
tlemen comprising the
WASHINGTON DELEGATION
George Douglas, D. NJ. White, The Capital ;
Clarence Barton, The Chronicle; E. B. Moore,
The telegram W. l.. Towers, The Tribune;
j. c. Proctor, The Grille; j. Y. Potts, The
Republican j. B. Mccarthy, Forney 5 Sunday
Chronicle L. \. Gobriglt, II. G. Hay, Ne~
Toyk associated Press; Geo. c. Wedderburn,
Richmond Enquirer; j. K. OBeirne, Luke
Deylin. Ne,c lOrk HerGld; Charles ?. Steele,
Nqc York Telegram Cliff Warden, Boston
Post +. Fulton, baltimore american Frank
Smythe, and the representative Of the FREE
Pass.
After getting we'll cut Of The city the
Knights Of the Quill proceeded to prepare fol
tedious seven hours ride Coats and vests
were quickly doffed and busters donned, boots
exchanged for slippers, fans produced, aud
while yet the train was speeding rapidly ovel
well laid rails each one Of Us managed to make
ourselves, despite the intense heat, tolerabIy
comfortable.
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Notice.

TIVE accounts and notes Of Lucas Co. are ia
my hands; and immediate payment is re-
quested.
J. T. THOMSON,
4. A. Z. kennedy's Office.
I'm, II Is7S-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03
THE PRESS AT PLAY.
The Editorial Excursion to Rawley
Springs.

Names Of The PariicPants-Ths Start from
WasLHgton-H ems on The Uay-A Stop at
Har7ison5urg- Welcome 10 he Valley Our
Coach and F0m-A Sad MishdP-ArT1ral
at Rapley- Descriptive NO;es-hind Treat
Entertainments, Etc.
.rro.., nnn SnaciaI Cnrresnnndentl
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WThrice did he refuse the Crown

Additional Attraction Hon. Jno 7 Harris
n bis song, Do rot mandate the Brandy -
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OF every conceivable style, quality and price eS-
tant. This department deserves the special attsn-
ton of those in need Of such goods. The stock
was never so large nor prices so low. The repr-
tation of Mr.. q. as a superior buyer in this line
makes ii unnecessary TO comment further upon
thil Department. Suits of Foreign aud Domestic
goods Made to order and Fits guaranteed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-03

Announcement Extraordinary The Side
Splitting Farce Of al Cesar or the Third
Term"
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Auction.

Jrne n, ls75-3t.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-11
J. IL. GODDARD, sec.


/
EDITOR EAGLE: Please allow me space
enough in your valuable paper to enumerat,
some OF the proceedings OF our country lyce.
um and literary, held at Lees Summit every
Thursday evening. One week ago last even
lug was my first visit for the season. and be-
Ing SO well pleased with the entertainment we
concluded that we were bound to call again.
So by collecting enough together to make il
almost impossible 10 sit down in the wagon.
we started and many were the groans o4 the
ladies for being so crowded. but at last we
arrived safe at the place, designated and met
the highly intelligent crowd OF Lees Summit
school district. whose teacher Is from our
city, lady Of high reputc as Il teacher, and
among the rest VIC recognized the coun-
tenance OF our worthy friend and country
man W. II. Ransom; also W. Ii. Williams.
who took part in the debate which had been
chosen for discussion on the previous even
ing. The question, resolved that our com.
mon schools have done more TO prevent crime
than our prisons,' was very ably handled ami
decided in favor OF the negative. Our conn
try friends will please remember tina, we have
very pleasant time at our literary, held
every Saturday evening Mt the Union school
house in third ward We would be pleased
TO see rs many of their smiling countenance,
as possible. HARRY.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-11

The class in physical geography have jus
finished the subject; and on last Friday, in ;
thorough written examination, the mem
bers OF the class cyinced very good knows
edge ofthe subject. Twenty questions wer'
given the class, ofwlich the following are fail
samples:
"What advantage has the earth over thu
other planets In its astronomical conditions =
"why is Europe, In its natural conditions
better adapted 10 the Development OF The
races OF men, than Asiay'
..wha. relation does vegetable life sustain
between inorganic nature and animal lie 2"
..Giye the cause and character OF revolving
storms.''
why are most OF the volcanoes near the
edge of continents -
In the examination, every question fully
answered counted five. and one hundred was
perfect.
The following Is the resi,lt OF the examfna-
ton:
Joseph Arment So; Lille Cox 30; Emma
Cook, 81; Lou Caldwell, 90; Charles David
son, 81 Lane Fisher, s.: James Hama. not
examined; Emma Hills, not examined; Min
mic Miller, 90; Ada Pope, IS SalIic Parham
i03; Flora RedfeId 93; Lizzie Smith, 30:
Belle West, 9s; James Hope not examined.
EXAMINATIONS in U. S. History, and Natural
Philosophy will take place this week.
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Take your hides to c. N. Garrison, the old.
est hide buyer in Wichfta. 37-tf

Great slaughter Of dry goodsl Bsnkrups
stock for sale! WI. Hobsos e1ess for sa3c .
large lot OF dry goods, genis' furnishing goods,
hats, caps and everything connected with the
trade. These goods have been bought SSr
cash and win be sold below the market price
lower than can possibly be bought at any
other point in this section OF country. They
are bound, and must be sold. Now IL the
time to get good, frst-class goods, and 1t ex-
tremely low figures for cash. Come one and
all and examine the goods and you will be
satisfied that these goods arc for sale very
cheap, and can be bought far below the mar
kct price. Mr.. Henry B. Lit has charge Of
the establishment. and you will End him =
courteous and pleasant gentleman to deal with
and he will always be ready to show you
goods and give you prices. West side Main
street next door to st. Louis hardware store,
Wichita, Kansas. 24-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-11
-r"r the LAcLE-
From Eagle Township.
February stb. 1873

February Stb. 1873.
Through yofr valuable paper we desire to
return our thanks TO the good people Of 70.
hoghancy, Pa, and vicinity Tor the follow.
ing goods contributed by them TO the poor OF
Eagle township:
Twenty-threc barrels -four; two barrels
corn meal; four sacks corn; two sacks oats
one box clothing; two boxes sundries; one
box corn and Sl0l.oI. Also six barrels -four,
AMI one barrel or corn meal contributed BIZ
Mr.. II Balding's friends in northern Illinois,
We can assure those generous contributors
that the above articles, were much needed in
this township, and that the poor are duly
thankful for the same, aud that they viii be
distributed according TO the needs Of each
family.
We are also under oolications to the Con-
nesyiiie II. r., Mr.. W. Armstrong transfer
agent, Pittsburgh. and A. T. 4 s. F. railroad
for ire transportation OF the above goods.
NJ. N. BIGGs, priest.
II
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-11

happy occurrence took place at the HON,
OF j. I. Elliott last week, in the reunion of ;
husband, wife and children who had beer
separated for eight years. The family wa.
that Of Mr.. Hunt, mining engineer, formcrl,
Of London. England, who came here in the
expectation of getting employment In the
way of sinking shafts and mining, in lien OF
which he has been boring wells. lie len BIZ,
family in England eight years ago and ha-
been wandering through this country eve,
since. though in regular correspondence witt,
his family, but never having sufficient mean,
TO send for them. He has been boarding
during his residence here with Mr.. Elliott.
In the meantime his wife having received a
competency through the death OF relative.
left London for America. bringing with her
the family, bag and baggage. She found
out his lodging place, stopped there and dis.
patched Mr.. Elliott for her husband. lie wa,
in the country at the time, but arrived soon
after and was met by Mr.. Harris and accom-.
panied home when for the first time he knew
OF the arrival. 1t is reported that the good
hearted Harris could not restrain his tear,
over the meeting, which finally wound up in
merry making and most joyous time. Nav
they never be parted in this world again. i,
the wish Of many new found friends.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-11
For the EAGLE,
resolutions Of Attica Orange.


WHEREAS; Protection to the Agriculture
interests in all nations. has kept pace with the
civilization and intelligence Of mankind, thu
only exception to this self evident truth be-
l ing found III . class Of spectators, residents
of frontier cities, who ignore the rights o.
II usbandmcn as completely as the Americas
Indians, who look upon the tilIcrs Of the sol
with feelings Of unmitigated contempt. rhis
class Of non-producers has heretofore directed,
If not controlled, legislation. at least In this
county, and the result has been series o.
plumbers which has increased the burdens Of
taxation at time when rigid economy was
impcrativeIy demanded by the producing
| classes. therefore. be 1t
Resolrsd: BIZ the Patrons Of HusUandry Of
Attica Grange, that the preamble and resolu.
tons OF Minnesota Grange In this county be
adopted in relation to the Texas cattle trade.
Re,olred; That we unanimously demand Of
our representative that he will bring toward
bill for the purpose Of reducing from twenty
five to fifty per cent, the salaries now paid the
state and county officials.
Resolred. That we urgently entreat the
members OF the Kansas Legislature to make
an appropriation to meet the pressing wants
OF farmers In the grssshopper districts OF the
state.
Resolred: That political oblivion will be the
assured fate OF any public servant who will
not labor assiduously for the removal Of
the wrongs Of which his constituents COM
plain:-
Ryolred: That copy Of these resolutions
be forwarded 10 our Representative. Hon. T..
Is. Allen demanding thar he will ut the earliest
opportunity. frame and sincerely advocate the
passage of law embodying the substance OF
the Sc resolutions
Resofrsd: That copy of these resolutions
be presented for publication to the editors OF
the Wichita EAGLE, and Wichita Beacon.
JOHN KELLY, master.
p. MCDONALD. see. protein.
no.al Eahrr,rv 1879
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-11

The reports Of aid goods received by the
state and local societies do not cover TO ey-
coed, probably, fifty per cent. of the good,
aud money actually received. Private dona-
tons of money sent by post Office orders and
small drafts upon banks aggregate very large.
while the express companies report large re-.
ceipis Of the same character. In addition to
money thus sent. large amounts of goods H.
packages are being forwarded to individual,
for distribution. Hon. j. c. Redficld, u. s.
receiver at this point, through private letter.
to friends in Connecticut. raised and had ship.
ped last week, .ifty-six boxes and barrels.
Some fellow in New York assumed the re-
sponsibiIity and tried to convert this private
donation into the general fund, through the
state society, and Mr.. II. was compelled to
visit Topeka TO straightcn the matter out
He intends them for Scdgwick and Sumner
counties and will see 10 their distribution in
person. Mr.. Redficid is making a further
effort TO raise money for the state society in
which he has every prospect OF success.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-11

AT the last meeting of the city council two
propositions were submitted asking the city to
donate che thousand dollars each. for the con.
s,ruction Of free bridge across the Little
Arkansas at or near Central avenue. and for
the purpose Of aiding TO buy the present
bridge spanning the Big Arkansas, on Dough-,
avenue. Both donations were yc.ed down.
Mr.. Gilbert as superintendent of the present
Arkansas river bridge. handed in PROPOSE
ton TO make ii continuously free, aud leaving
1t TO iae generosity of council and citizens. 10
allow the company such recompensc as they
thought just. towards sustaining them in th,
individual loss that would necessarily follow.
The council voted Mr.. Gilbert the thanks of
the city for his generous offer, which was
by vote spread at large upon the minutes.
They deferred any action looking to rcmuner-
alton for the present.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-11

Last Friday night Lieut.. Hinklc. or the fifth
infantry, aud fifteen men arrived at our de-
pot in charge Of four Cheyenne Indians.
namely. Sico-nista nasty, Long-halred Bear.
Soaring Eagle, tscre-eyrd), a bow-legyed
squaw and a iaean looking young Indian.
who has not yet distinguished name for him
self The, were brought from Fort walae,
where they were confined tor the murder Of
George Brown, a buffalo hunter, whose mu-
iila'ed remains were gathered in the vicinity
OF Wallace, carly last December. Lieut..
Hinkle aud his party leff Saturday morning.
by wagon, for the Cheyenne agency, where
the party are to be tried and let loose against
next killing time. that Is, % grass so high. and
big r,ouu.'s
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-11

Work upon the bridge across the Little
River has been actively going on since las,
week. Wagons have been busily hauling tim.
|: Der and preparations haze all been made to
push the structure TO early completion. The
. individual subscriptions have been doubted,
assuring the bridge. THIS win give us two
free bridges here. and secure a trade to our
city the extent Of which will create marked
degree q surprise even swoag tic ssuguius.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-11

The lith. next Sunday, will be ST. valen.
ttne's dry. fhts b ~ secession when au-
cuyne4 esnmsstcsafeas ure in order. when
! lsys sat r>d1sele e. su@l&ae themselves; be.
NC pefmiesed dsrisg ~ one day in all the
year, TO co'hmit Improperly At the expense OF
: custom. Many that have been led on by
the worm conrealment." win feel greatly re.
lie.ed AFTER having taken advantage OF thi,
, old lime purgstire.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-11

II is estimated that over fifteen bushels Of
fish have been hooked out of the river here
the past few days, through the ice. great
deal OF sport has been had In tins way. We
acknowledge large string OF elegant fish sur
mounted by yard long, genuine, silver eel.
Thanks most gracious friends. your kindness
Is daily aprreriaiea
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-11

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, Feb. ID, 1875
The board of county commissioners met pur-
| snant to adjournment. The following members
were present, viz: John r. Carpenter, J. Il
York. and w G. Hobbs.
Petition for abatement of A. wesilake IN
wichita city, was then presented and an ahate.
m ent was ordered.
On motion the boar then proceeded TO draw tn
Jury for the county Of Sedgwick and tate of Kan
sas for the year ls.5,. A list OF one hundred and
two names were then drawn from the several
townships. The number Of names drawn, vary
ing from two, the lowest to ten, the highest. in
Wichita city township.
A certified copy OF which was deposited in the
county clerks Office.
The board then proceeded to cancel the county
orders which remained in the county clerks Of
dce, dating back three years, provided by law.
Thirteen orders were cancelled, amounting to
s4s Is, for list, see proceedings of Feb 3D. A. d.
Is75.
A petition, numerously signed, requesting the
removal Of the county Offices to some safe and con-
venient rooms, on a ground floor, was presented
Moved by Mr. Hobbs that bids for rooms be re-
ceived ut 2 O'Clock p. IN. fo-,lay, seconded by
Mr.. York, motion carried.
At 2 O'Clock p. IN. bids were opened. The
Wichita Building and Loan association, offered
the room on the south side OF the Occidental free
of rent for three years for county Offices and the
sdjoining room on the north side of said room
aforesaid, free for the same period to he used as
a court room.
Mr.. j. n. Steele offered the use of Eagle hall
free to be used as o court room for one year in
case the county Offices remain where they are
located at present
On motion the matter was laid over for fifteen
days.
G. w. Steensod, Edgar A. Dorsey and VIM.
Van volkenburg were appointed appraisers of
sec. &c. town 20, range 9 west aud the appoint
nent was consented to by the county commits
sioners.
The board then proceeded to cancel county war
rants no drawing interest. and cancelled PIP or
,lers for amount commissioners proceedings Of
Feb. 4fh, A. ID. 1875.
On motion the board adjourned TO meet Feb
ruary Sd, 1875
lSeal.l Attest JOHN TUCKER,
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a company is to be formed at n Paso thi.
spring. who will never let up until they have
developed coal in that vicinity OF the county.
III these enterprising citizens should uncover
, rich reia, aur slow going townsinen will be
: compelled 10 hold their hand on their head,
during the mute surprise that viii follow the
moving Of the present railroad terminus. Just
eighteen miles south of here.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-11

The nu;nber OF wagons that daily pass
through our streets loaded with all kinds OF
useful articles for the settler, would bctoken
that aside from the aid business, immense
quantities OF supplies were being shipped. In
the way Of private donations from relatives
aud friends east, TO parties residing here.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-11

~ a meeting of the masters Of oranges OF
sedswiek county held at Wichita, February
9th, Bro. John Kelly, master Of Attica grange.
was elected a delegate to the third annual ses-
sion OF the Kansas state grange, to be held at
Topeka the thir Tuesday in this month.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-11

The Turner'S bail last Monday night WAS n.
usual success. and the center Of attraction
Tor an unusual crowd. Dancing followed by
refreshments and refreshments again BY dane
lug, brought The merry party to the ..wes
sma' hours. The fes.iyity was inaugura,ed
for tie benefit Of the Ladies' Aid Society, and
Melted over seventy dollars. Our German cit.
sxens are fully up in their work 50 FAR, toward.
hrlrlug the uekinate. An hpruy 70 thrm.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-11

Mr.. James pav; dson. gentleman of large
means, aud a brother to our fellow townsman.
:. l.. Davidson. arrived in the city last satur.
day night Mr.. Dayidson's home is In New
York city. where his time is employed among
the operators on Wall street. This makes hi,
second visit to our valley. lie thinks w,
have the finest country upon the continent.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-11

Notwithstanding the PRONUNCIATION OF the
foregoing iniori ,aton it Is equinecessary &c
epitomize the hypobole to extract the hypoth
esis and propitia;e the approbrium. Will the
gentlemany and accomplished funge of the
EAGLE size up TO thiss- Champion.
There's not enough blubbcr in our head to
, size up TO the chickering's of an idiot. Go
peddlc your ear wax for salve and cease to
impose it on a contd,ng public for brain.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-11

IL is now urged in extenua;ion Of the
ground hog" that he was grasshopper-
stricken. too poor 10 crawl cut without lean
ing against something. and then he conldn',
have cast shadow il the sun had been glar-
ing with the intensity OF a MONDAY August.