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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-10-03
Desperate COSsaeks.

A correspondent in ROumania gives
the following war scene II was near
Jassy, not many days ago; the weather
was hot, and clouds OF fine chalky dust
rolled up along the passage of regi-
ment of the Imperi i Guard. The Cos
sacks were thirsty, and two of them, not
being able to resist any longer their
craving, dropped in rear of the column,
aid, allowing their comrades to march
on to glory, went in for drink at the
nearest crasma. Bumper succeeded bum
per with frightful rapidity, until at last
the landlord refused to listen to their
demands. One of the Cossacks, already
somewhat refreshed at former station,
became indignant and obstreperous. and
drawing his saber threatened to put to
death every one in the establishment.
Flight of the landlord, followed, some
minutes afterward, by the arrival of q
UatdgeI-policeman of the mayors Office
in the rural districts instead of
pacifying endeavored to arrest the
drunken soldier, and received for his
pains saber-cut which stretched him
lifeless on the floor. A second and a
third Vatdgel shared the same fate, and
then the mayor in person came to the
rescue with dozen of peasants armed
with slaves, by whom the Cossack was
soon beaten to jelly and,. bound hand
and foot, was thrown into an clubhouse
until cart could be got ready to convey
him to the Russian camp. Meanwhile
his companion looked on in silence,
neither interrupting in favor of the land
lord nor seeking to protect his inebri-
ated fellow-countryman against the just
reprisals of the village authorities. He
sat gazing at the performance in stupid
apathy, his horses bride in his hand,
humming to himself one of those wild
songs of the Oural, which, chanted in
chorus by these Eastern warriors, take
the place of regimental bands. He
wanted to see the finale, but he meant to
take no part in the performance, and, as
he was blameless, except in so far that
he had neglected to pay his bill, was
very indignant when the mayors follow
ers advanced to take him too into GUS
tody. He said very little, it seems, but
his gestures were more eloquent than
words, and, although no one could un-
derstand his jargon, the sight of a cooked
six-shooter was persuasive, and after a
hurried consultation among the notables,
he was hidden, by signs, to go his way
in peace, which he incontinently did, to
the great relief of the villagers. What
was his fate no one ever cared to inquire,
but his comrade was punctually shot, on
the same evening, by the sentence Of
court-martial always in permanent ses-
sion for the Judgment of similar
| offenses.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-10-03
The Great Wall of China.

The great wall of China was measured
in many places by Mr.. Unthank, an
American engineer, lately engaged on
survey for a Chinese railway. His
measurements give the height at eigh-
teen feet, and width on top of fifteen
feet. Every few hundred yards there is
a tower twenty-four feet square, land
from twenty to forty-fve feet high. The
foundation of the wall is of solid granite.
Mr.. Unthank brought with him q brick
from the wall, which is supposed to
have been made 200 years B. @. In
building this immense stone fence to
keep out the Tartars, the builders never
attempted to avoid mountains or chasms
to save expense. For 1900 miles the
wall goes over plain and mountain, and
every foot of the foundation is in solid
granite, and the rest of the structure
solid masonry. In some places the wall
is built up against the bank, or canons,
or precipices, where there is sheer
descent of 1000 feet. Small streams
are arched over, but in the larger
streams the wall runs to the waters
edge, and q tower is built on each side.
On the top of the wall there are breast
works, or defenses, facing in and out, so
the defending force can pass from one
tower to another without being exposed
to an enemy from either side. To cal
culate the time of building or cost of
this wall is beyond human skill. So far
as the magnitude of the work is con-
cerned, it surpasses everything in ancient
OF modern times of which there is any
trace. The pyramids of Egypt are
nothing compared to it.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-10-03
A Rattlesnake with Two Heads.

A Minnesota exchange says: A large
rattlesnake was killed in Breathitt coun-
ty few days ago that proved to be a
curiosity. It was perfectly formed,
save it had two well-developed necks and
heads. The prongs of the necks were
about four inches long, and the snake
used both heads at the same time, s.strik-
ing with both, and thrusting out its
tongues in spiteful manner, and had
the appearance of two snakes--so much
so that the person who killed.tt did not
discover the deformity until his snake
ship was dead.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-10-03

They have bold rats down near
Towanda, Illinois. They infest the
cornfelds and destroy the ears of corn
by climbing up the stalks and eating the
grain off the cobs.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-10-03

Under the stalls of large fish dealers
in New York market are tanks of water
three feet deep, in which eels and ter
rapins are kept alive, and killed when
ordered.
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r. j. BAKER,

ANEPUTY SHERIFF AND AUCTIONEER,
~ Johnson, vt.
All business done with accuracy and dispatch.
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NILES g. THORP,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW AND MASTERS IN
II CHANCERY, Morrisville, Vt.
~ Collections promptly attended to.
~. A. NILES. Il. W. THoRP,
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AMERICAN HOUSE,

F. KELLEY, Proprietor,
. Hyde Park, Vt.
Having rented the American Hottl and closed the
fon House to the public, we are now prepared to
70 good care of the patrons of both houses, and
pc to give satisfaction to all.
j. #. KELLEY.
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X. C. LAM PIER

DEPUTY SHERIFF AND AUCTIONEER,
~ Hyde Park, vt.
Business from parties residing out of the county
receive prompt attention.
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e. 3. SAWYE r,

1 TrORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND
SOLICITOR AND MASTER IN CHANCERY,
FmGe in American Hotel, Hyde Park.
.tter May 1st, Fridays and Saturdays of each week
North Hyde Park.
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p. w. j. PECK,
HE NDEE g. FISK,

PEo. W. HENDEE. H. c. FISK
TTORNEYS AT LAW,
! Morrisville, vt.
pr. Fisk's connection with the Patent Office at
lshinston for the past few years will enable him
procure Patents speedily, and he believes, to the
pre- satisfaction of the appl cant. Several valu-
\ Inventions for sale on easy terms
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LAW oFFIC

.T P MACUTCHAN,
~ Stowe, VT
Business promptly, cheaply and satisfactorily
zbne.
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Satisfaction Guaranteed.

- Mzw IS not easily earned In those tunes
but IL can be made in three months
by any one of either sex, in any
part Of the country who is willing
to work steadily at the employment
that we furnish. $66 per week in
n fror your own town You need not be
~ n IN nome over night. You can give your whole
"a vi" o "oIk, or only your spare moments We have
All ho are making over $50 per day at the bust.
5resant engage at once can make money fast. Al
I'm ens N ~ tlne money cannot be made so easily and
sss 0ny other business It costs nothing TO try the
IN srms H, and WI Outfit free. Address at onoe
i]HfT ~ co., Portland, Maine.
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musi'al Institute OF S,yier County

a society with tho above name having 10,
its object tho study ani Improvement oi vocal
AMI ibstrumohtal music-was organized on
fri'ay evening, Nov, 81, last In MIdlI,bury,
By tho election Of tas following ON 'srs;
President Daniel B,enIet. Esq director
Prof Garter Secretary, John Y. shindei.
corres?ondins sscret,y, Ciivin ststler
Treas. a. X. ON ESQ; Executive e mmittse.
Terry Grouse Esq, 10. T. Kho,ds %. q Uu
te'Iu' Isaac Beaver, Esq. sni T. J. Smith
Esq
Tne course for thi, season viii em1raes In
struction 10 tn, RudInebts OF Vocal AMI 10
s.runoo,al mnsie-al,o Ia advanced musical
psrforn, ,nco Church ani suni,y School ma.
sic will receive special attcn'iou. .-Tho in.ti.
tuts viii inset during the holli,y,-L,os to,
future Nos, of this paper Tor progripn, or
write to tue hscofro.pondinx Secretary for infor
mition. THIS movement 10 tatcnisi Tor the
oenent ofin snyder County. and alt surround
ing country Therefore all inters,ts Ia tn islc
whether for tss Family Church. sunday school
or Seli-~ hsrc naI what thoy SAINT.
SECRETARY.
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A FINE FALL.-Thc present fall has
bcen one of the most pleasant, as well
rs most favorable for tn. growth OF
such productions of the earth ~ can
grow ut this season Of the year with
whict, we have ever been blessed. All
he fall vegetables have had trcmen-
dous growths under the prevail ling
conditions of the weather, whilst the
great staple, wheat. has grown finely
and rooted firmly. which will give 1t
the strength 20 resist tho winter ireez
ing aud tlawing. and the high winds
of spring. or course. It has too many
perlls 10 encounter during the long
period which must intervene belore,it
reaches maturity for congratulation ~
To its ultimate result. but IL has a good
start, and that is great point gainet
IN the rising of wheat. for which our
farmers cannot be too grcatful 10 Hin
who gives the early and late rain.
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INFORMATION WANTED. tsenty
years ago. there lived in Junista coun, y
Pa, somewhere along the Black Log
mountain. a family by the name Of Nc.
Curvcy.-ln addition TO the father and
mother. there were two twin daughters,
three years old who were separated At
that time and they bavo never been able
to hear OF each other since, owing, no
doubt, TO their extreme yeuth when parl. +.
ed The one sister is nov a resident OF
Newport, and Is anxious TO learn, IL
possible. the whereabouts Of her long loo,
sister. who. II has been sscer,ained was
taken by ono Mr.. John Thompson. who
removed, about the same time. from Juni.
alta county TO some one Of the western
states most likely Iowa. The then uuie
girl who accompanied NJ. Thompson was
named ci,her Janiata or Susauehanna Nc.
Curvey. Any person kindly furnishing
Information that will assist Ia bringing
the long lost sisters together will ho
gracefully remembered by these immeii.
alely Interested Exchanges will ecafer =
fsvor by making note ef the above cir
eumsiasces. Address Solomon 2eielrr,
Newport. Perry county, Pa.--lnlosma s,J
fimes.
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A farmer. writing % an exchange.
inveighs against the PRACTICE pot hun
tors have OF overrunning farms aud
creating damage, lie says, In most
instances these would.be Nimrods are
accompanied by pointers, settlers, fox
and gray hounds and other GshIona.
b'e doRs too numerous 90 mention.
they cross our nclds, throwing down
the fences where our innocent sheen
are kept, making them wld and I'M.
controllsble, and occasionally we and
one, two or three with only bullet
hole or the marks ar the teeth of their
worthless cura IL they come aenws
anything good 10 eat, they most GER
tainly devour u or carry II away, Then
there are numberless thieves who, ear.
fylna suns, creep into the back par,
or our orchard, 10 steal fruits crawl
behind our harms, shells and hay hou.
ses 10 steal chickens, turkeys ducks
and Heese aud then, II they are
caNsht they pretend 10 he hunting,
or al The. NulsaNees of the farm these
hunting depiedatoss a,e The wo,sbs
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lew nights az, about II O'Clock
rs Mr. George Cicpper. residing on
ne turnpike, short distance west Of
New Kingston. Cumberland county.
was returning home from that rlace.
np"n reaching the hon,e. he was sur.
prised Ia aud The cellar door open aud
Il iiSht shining tncrcfrum. Unsnio,k.
lns iuto the cellar he saw three
men standing around meat stand
about la gsbblc the cbnten.s there.
."'. hat upon seeing him they all
made for the door. which lie shut
down ana stood upon, in the mean,
iihe gi'in" an alarm to the inmates
.ot the house. But the combined
s'ienGth oi the three robbers proved
too much for hini, and they fcrccd the
door upch. The i:rt 20 cone ont was
immediately dropped by club in the
hands of Mr.. G., aud he soon had anoth.
er one down, but while struggling
with him, tho third stabbed Clepper in
The back, sufficiently disabling him so
as I" ailuw them To beat a lAsty re-
treat, without ANY bopty, however.
Upon examination Mr.. C''s wound WAS
found not to be very serious, th Jugh
he lost considerable blood la their
hurry To leave one Of the thieves lett
nat on the ground. but as there is no
manufacturers mark about it, it il
doubtful II any clue can ever hc oh.
tanned AS to the identity Of the parties.
-Er.
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HOTEL STAND.
Large Stable.

LARGEST I..PioIs;. bs.ai 10! f"s,'t;J; i Il. ;~:
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THE sun.
1878. NEW YORK.

1878. NtW IUKN. 1873
A. the tine approaches fJr the rsresal -
81 b.er piions. TINE SlS s0gli reniui i's
friends and sellrish-rs svsry shsrs. ;h,t II IL
sgaina csniii,ie f1r their eurfilsraiipn q rd
.u?pl't. tpon ~ record fDr the p,ti ten ysAr.
II r.lis, LIr a shGtlna nee ,f rhs hsa-tT SIN.
patty Sarf generous cooperation whl-h have
titaet'o Leen stieafei - 1. irola eyerJ guBr.
ter vi ,he / ala
TIE Dails Srn is ian- r,<ssh..t - :.
columns r'l-o - mail po'I p-!-, IS ssL;t :
tnoEih, OF 80 so ier ysa'.
The sunday eliiior ~ IHe sr- e =, p
"a e theet ot IS co unr. Htii@ sirirg t.e
ncss Of the DAY. I, aisa contains aye
amount Of literary snf fnls-eiIarsous t1st,. ?
1r--iz y r-'parrt frlf THr -UNpAV sgs
ha' met VII great rs.ees'. Fe'i pa!l sizs a
year.
The Weekly Su..
wh0 does DOT snoN tn wxrELr SrN' II
CauAdas. and tcyord Ntlsy iioasauI fsr1l-
lits sf~ei &C. welcome pages seeklT. uu1 %.
s.rd iti tae !,gh; ~ "a. i-, clu1.cli1-. tri
ir!erd. IL LtNf. c'.torta', ErtI-ultural ari
literary department uaEe a. cs~ttiauy n
ioHruA f'r ;he family sui tt- Ere'i.e Tt'rs
'St h.itAr year, pFs; Ts't. Tt.s 3 zee,
qlsli'y cru.l'rrei. makes g tie eEt@ pest
n.usIaFer pubiuhst. T1r elahs c.teu. ui't
IL cas-, ~e ~il .snt 40 extra e'fy ifee A.
dress
PUBLISHER ~ THF Sun.
Nov. ], -, NeE YUIE CRY.
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LIST OF JURORS.--DEC. T. 1877

rITir JVEoRs
Adams-Daniei weaver
Benvet-honben Dr-ese, Robert Fees, Daniel
W. fts, WIN. klose, Jonathan Spanxier
Beav-r Neat-Paui "a knspr, franklin Koch,
Josn Matiern, Lewis W Moubeck, WIN
C.ntre-Jc'se Sehamnsrh. Wophni SAmpsel,
VIM. Stal inEton. urisn weirics,
Chapman J Hall.
FrAnklin-Amos Bowersoy, John Norman.
John w Reirlhyrr. Aaron stetier
Jarkson-R Corneiiu.. samuel Kllnzier \
III Wagner. Jscob Tlrlch.
Mlddle.reek-Wm tunnel, Charles J Row,
Ihristian walter.
Soaroe Peter Bailey, John e Cope. Joseph
h.s, DAnsi HIls. David Moyer. Adam
=, Mltcheli WIN. Rsicbley JereHish Renn,
Psnn-W WiliianD,npy
Pe,y-, ercival osrmin Andrew X erttsusr
ueorys >chpee
iorry We.t-ilichnsi y. ursvbllI
>elinsRrevs-wm u NcCsrty
nlon-Jaeob HonnAa, G4IrIsi Wise, Samuel
Wilmer.
wsshington- I,sni.l S Boyer, oeory, Delhi
Isaac u uevl., VIM. Moyer
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THE LAW OF Public SALE. AS there
are a great many public sales of per-
sonsl property throughout the county
ut every season of the year, we call the
attention OF suctionceis aud yenders to
u few principles Of law which do not
aoeR to he generally understood by
them. In u sale 10y auction there are
thrcc parties. namely, the owner of the
property 70 be sold, the anctinncer.
and Il portion of the public The ar
ticles put up must he sold without ~
serve and unless tho yendcr reserves
enc open bid he cannot bid himself or
have the auctioncer or any one else to
bid for him. There are cases on rec.
ord where hil WAS not reserved. aud
the vcndcr had bidder who bought
u certain article in, aud afterwards suit
was brought against the vendor by the
highest outside bidder for the article.
and 1t WAS decided tina, he, the plaintiff.
was the highest bidder and entllcd to
the article against the vemdcr. So. al,
so. II an article il struck oir 10 per.
son, and it Is afterwards ascertained
that the vender cr auctionecr practic.
ed fraud. 10y bidding himself. or had
puiiors. 1t WAS held both by the court.
ut England and So repeatedly decided
hy The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
that the purchaser could not be held
but the purchaser rs soon as he dis.
covercs the fraud practiccl on him.
must return OF tender the article T. the
vender.
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ne foiiawinx gentlemen constitute the
stasdisr Com mittes for the ensuing ysar
Adsns-Robeyt smith. n. n. Midieswarth.
taaver--t. u Manbc,k. Dr. l. y. Tourad.
beaver Wsss--N. A Utsh. A. 4. Romix.
CsWtrs--retsr " ,rtmso, John v. spsnsier.
CAapmAu-J. n. NALL, VI. u. shsener.
frankiiu--C. A. H,,s,ier, II Hissrhower,
Jsehson-Dr. v. Herman. Henry Moyer.
Niddtsbuve-J. ". Arnold. uso. q. smith.
Middiscresk sk-I, Robsvt Keeisr. A. n, keet.
nsnroe-J. p. rrstisr. e p Hunmoi
Psaa--jos, n. hendricks. Harry Mover.
Psrry--Cot. W ID. Hsvdtug. VI. u. Moyer.
Perry West--f. y. winev ". u. winsv,
osliasssove-u. X. Hendricks A. n. oember'
ling.
Uslss.coi. W. q. Hsrroid, Capt. Thomas W
HERMAN.
wsships,on A. HilbIsh, Henry d
MaSaS.
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Mirs who use tobacco will here.
after have n poor chance ansong the
United brethren. Tnc Miami CDn>
ference of that boly has passed res
s,lntion to the effect that 10 tobacco
,,sins clergyman will Lo adH,ittci to
fellowship.
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PRIVATE SALE OF
VARIABLE
PROPERTY.

V'HE undersigned will sell bis late resi-
j dence situate on Main Street. the Dor.
,ugh of Nililehurg. Snyler County. Pa
This is dcsirabie property AMI va. for.
nerly known ~ the EAGLE MOTEL The
'mrto,emenl- conprise LARGE Dot.
ULE FEiME HOUSE. SUMNER HOUSE.
LARGE SHED. Ice HOUSE. aul Other
puiJuiliings. An excellent we'll of water
ttthe door. II IL suitable for a trivaie
lwrliing pr y Hotel, AMI located near the
:cutre oi business.
Term. cay arl reasonable. For flrtb.
- particular. call On o. lirsss
J " O1WIG.
wat.outoNu, Ngub'd Co, Pa
Aug. 80. 1876.
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xxC- Henry Jones, dentist. who has
permanently located M Adamsburg, this
county, will be al the Washington House.
in tLis place, during Wednesday, Of each
week. and will be prepared to auead to
all business in his profession ina sa,isfac-
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Let young gentleman and II young
lady try the following scientific expert,
inent: a galyanic battery is set in
,nolion, and while he takes one hand.
le in one hand and she takes the otncr
IN one of hers, then let them softly
kiss each other. This brings ont all
the fire works there are in two loving
souls.
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LOT OF GROUND

Tho following described Weh Estate. to vi
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COURT PROCLAMATjON.

"bereas the lion. J. G. Bucher Prssi.
w dent Judge Of the Judi,ial Distri-.
composed ofibe counties Of Snyder. Union
and Miillin and Joseph A. Lumbari and
u. l.. Raudenbush Esqs. Associate Judges
IN and for Snyder county have issued their
.precept hearing. date the 2iih day Of
Oct. A. ID. 1877. TO me directed Tor
the holding ofan Orphans court. n court
OF Common Pleas, court Of oyer aud Ter
miner aud General cour, OF Quarter Ses.
sions VI the rcace at iIilileburp. for the
county Of Sny der, on the Rad Monday. tbr
ing the 10th day Of Dec. 1871 aud
continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 th,
Coroner. Justices Of the Pence aud Consia
bles Ia aud for the county of snyder, 20 ap
pear IN their proper person sith their roll,
records, inquisiiiOuB. examinations and
cher remembrance to do those thing,
which Of their Offices md In their hehnl
pertain TO he lone aud wiincsses aul per
sons prosecuting IN behalf Of the Common
wealth against any person or persons ar.
required 10 he then and there ATTENDING
aud not departing without leave at thcu
peril. Justices are requested IN ne puuct
unl In their attendance ~ the appoinle,
lime Egreeihly TO notice.
Given unler ny haul sul seal a. ~,
Sherif's Office ia Miidlelurr, ihe I >, iaJ
pf Nov. \. d.. one thousand e.ght huulfe,
AMI seveniy-sesen.
DASlEL ElsENiIART. Sheriff.
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Toms from tho Times Of Nov, 80 ;
The rain storm that sci in here on Fri
day nigh, last and continued tiii Sunday
morning was one OF tho most fearful storm .
that passed over tho county for many
yssrs. II oAme directly from tho casi,
and did great damage In many places.
IL this Vicinity tho damage was not 80
very serious. yet much Injury was dane.
AZ Port Trevorion an unoccupled building
was blown dewp and y house was iurnea
round on lie foundation. Samuel flsher's
barn on tho lsle of Que had about one :
lhird OF It's roof taken OF, In town here
Psier MIllsr's stable was uWroofed aud
the roof carried = square. The tin roof
on Lupfsr's three.stoty usW brick house
opposite the Keystone wss torn Oh aud
carried back sgaina the stable, causing
loss spd damage or thirty 10 forty dollars,
Ths lin roof on the Dank and several elks
o. buildings we're Just saved In the nick
o. time, A great mAay fences were
blown down ihrsuahsat The county, The
water ln the river vac Tilted up bedi,y
and varied 10 10 10 feet out On ,hs shcr .
Thsfe VISA big tlse IN the streams ani
river elnee the storm has passed the
wssibst has been splendid aud az warn
F, ~ IN Nay.
A msa named Derrick, 4 ,sssst on John
Hummers farm absve tewH, was duvlns
aloHD reun's Creek In . busgy On Tuesday
sssalna sftss dask shd when Nc wAs
HAssina. slsun above DaHiel ON's where
the fssd u very Hstfow AMI ~ the edge
sfths bAhh sf The erssk, besbAbly 70 10
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