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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-07-11

j. 4. Short left yesterday for Os-
wego. n. Y, on a visit. He will be
absent several months. Mrs. Cheeyer
and Mrs. Boutwell, also departed for the
east in his charge.
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We were misinformed in regard to
Geo. Angeles having rented Potter,
Walterhouse & Co. s. mill. 1t is the
Clifton Mills he has rented instead,
owned by Taylor & Swingler.
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Farmers are in the midst of haying
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r. A. BowrOn has gone to Tennessee
intending to establish himself there
in the milling business. His family
will probably follow ere long.
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c. r. Ellis is agent for the DauntleSs
Sewing Machine, ore of the best and
cheapest now in use. Call at his house
on Cascade Avenue and see them.
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CLIFTON.

Our schools have all closed.
New potatoes plentiful and cheap.
d. Rissue has just completed % acres o
breaking.
VIM. Hendricks, Jr., has returned from
Minnesota.
j. T. West has opened his meat market il
Prescott this week.
A. J. West has completed his barn and
adorned it with lightning rods.
New hay is sold in the field for "a per ton,
or six dollars when drawn in town.
A dance at John Nelson's the evening O
the Fourth. A good time is reported.
Lewis Hardy has gone to the Red River
Valley to erect a barn for K N. Redmon.
J. M. Bailey has built a hay barn 24x70 feet
and now it will not hold nearly all of his hay
The water in the kinnickinnic has become
somewhat clear and party recently speared
over fifty fish in one night.
The Prescott advertising sheet does not
speak in very fisttering terms of the celebra-
ton at that place July 4th.
Many OF our horses have the distemper. Il
is supposed that horses coming in from Da-
kota brought the disease with them.
Corn is tasseling out. Since the warn
weather set in it has been making rapid
strides and now promises to be good crop.
An excursion to the Dalles of St. Croix is
talked Of Immediate action must be taken
or it will be too late to have one before har-
vest.
party of River Falls people spent last
Friday afternoon in fishing, boat riding and
exploring the banks OF the Kibnickinnic near
the stDevilis Dem
Jake Rissue has commenced q series OF open
air concerts. They will be given every Sat
urday night at his residence near the M &
Church Turn out everybody.
Those who went to Red Rock on the Fourth
did not get back until the next morning
They spent part of the night in St. Paul and
witnessed the fire works in that place
T.. Al. Bradish has returned from the Red
RIVER Valley. He will remain with us dur
ing next winter, but will, with his family,
remove to that country early next spring.
The case of 5. l.. Farnsworth, ct al, OF River
Falls. VS. T. S. Armstrong, of this town, was
heard before his honor, Judge Bundy, at the
special term of court held at Prescott, but
win be argued and decided at Hudson on the
25th of July.
Every one who heard the Grafton at River
Falls on the Fourth, speaks very highly OF Il.
The music, which was furnished by then
home band, was of the best The lire works
in the evening were much better than was
expected. 1t is a decided fact that RIVER Falls
people do not undertake anything unless
they make it success.
In response to an invitation by the Captain
OF the Relle of La Crosse, party OF 10, your
correspondent included. embarked ON that
beautiful craft last Sunday evening for ride
ON the still waters of st. Crolx. Alter gliding
about the lake tor some time, they returned
to their landing place, where few appropri-
ate remarks were made by w Davis and re-
sponded to by the Captain All returned
Eome well 49, their srlp-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-07-11

C. w. Pratt has just received one of
those Wagner upright pianos, manu-
featured by Waters & Sons, of New
York. 1t is a seven and one third oc-
tave, and marvel of beauty and
sweetness of tone.
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AIARTEL.

Messrs. A. Anderson and SEVERN Syvert
son. of Colfax, are visiting at Mr.. Soils.
Mr.. o. Lien, OF Portage county, is visiting
at his brother in-law's, Mr.. Soren Hal7orson.
The prize at the bowery dance at John
Deneen's was carried off by couple from our
town Where will the next prize dance come
OFF,
Miss Annie Swenson came home from St.
Paul last Friday. She will rusticate among
us one week.
A goodly number OF our farmers attended
the reaper trial on J. d. Putnam's farm last
Saturday in the town of Troy.
meeting will be held at the old church
next Sunday for the purpose OF organizing a
singing school. All interested are invited.
We understand that the Luthern congre-
CATION has bought new Smith american or
gan for the new church of M. A. Paulson.
DIED. Mrs She, at her home in Minneap-
oils, the last of June. Her husband was kill
ed at the mill explosion at Minneapolis They
enjoyed happy marriage for two years and
the union was blessed with daughter.
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for the ensuing term.
l.. A. Page-N. g.
VIM. Marshall-V. G..
p F. Lovell-R. S.
c. Henry-Treasurer.
C. R. Morse--COnductor
Il. Johnson--R. S. S.
NJ l.. Griffin-L s S.
T. Farnsworth--R. S. of N. q.
b Il. Pillar--L. S. Of N. G..
Thos Martin--R. S. OF V. q.
L. S. Rounsevell-L. S. OF V. &.
Chris. Nebel--O. &.
A. Morton--L. &.
w H. McKay-Warden
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Miss Annis Beatty has a sister late OF iowa
visiting her.
Johnnie Maynard has moved into his new
furniture store.
Winter wheat will be ready to harvest by
the middle OF the month.
G., Manser has a new sign which adorns
the front of his grocery
A social dance WIS given at NJ. c. Wood
worth's Monday evening.
Mark Sanderssn has taken Frank Camp
bell as partner IL the grocery business.
Two runaways on Main street during the
past week. No damage done, however.
Blackberries seem to be very plentiful. K.
NJ Sproul will have about ten bushels for
sale.
Henry Terpening now occupies the building
east of McEwen & Co.'S. drug store as meat
market.
The Cornet Band talk of escorting d..
klingensmith around during the fall cam
paigm.
d. W. Wsodworth is the most lucky doc
tor IN town, having nice looking little son
weighing lbs.
A brother of L. Anderson has just arrived
here from Sweden. He intends to make
Ellsworth his permanent home.
Many of our farmers are using NAV apple
root for the potato bugs. 1t is an effective
remedy. One application is sufficient.
The dance given al keith's Opera Hall on
the evening Of the Fourth was well attended,
about eighty couples being present. The
band boys Melted good round sum. Every
thing passed off very pleasantly.
The heaviest rain storm of the season yis-
tied us on Tuesday, doing considerable dam
age The telephone which has lately been
put up between Dr,s ID. W and III. G. Wood
worthss residences was struck by lightning:
the county barn and the barn OF ]. q. Keith
were both struck and set on fire. Several
persons and horses were knocked down.
One young lady living at d. w Woodworths
was knocked senseless. Had Il not been for
the water which fell in torrents from the
clouds the county would probably not have
had to trouble themselves about the moving
Of the barn.
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MAIDEN Rock,

An Edward Harvester at +. w. McVean's.
Ct. r. Barton is finishing an addition to his
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Clifford have returned
from their visit in Michigan.
Mr.. w. NJ. Thomas and f. w. Carpenter
have been on the sick list for couple OF days.
The Lake Side Hotel, at Front enac, has
been rented for a term OF years, and is to be
opened.
Mr.. l.. Stevens carriage was injured badly
by the horse running away as he was being
unhitched.
Considerable interest has been manifested
at the Norwegian camp meeting lately in ses-
sion near the farm OF James O'Brien.
Charlie Ray has taken up his abode in Red
Wing, and J. G.. Share, of Lake City, DIS
penses drugs, notions ETC., at J. N. Schmit's.
Mr.. j. r. McCleary, with pen and pencil in
hand, waited OH the customers at Fox Il
Hesln's while "Geo." and Stree" were en-
Toying the 4th.
Geo. O'Brien's hcnse was consumed by fire
on the 4th. But little furniture was saved.
1t is supposed that the fire caught from the
stove. Insured we understand.
Quite number attended the picnic at
Wacouta, July 4th The Pepln was deco
rated for the occasion, and well loaded with
excursionists from all parts, who enjoyed the
day listening to the strains Of the Lake City
band, the vocal music and the speeches.
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j. d. Putnam and his daughter
Kate, leave for Connecticut next Sun
day evening. where the latter will re-
main to attend school. Mr.. Putnam
Will return in about three weeks.
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TONY AND T.fLLEH.
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RIVER FALLS WIS. JULY IL 1878
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The following are the officers OF
River Falls Lodge, l. o. O. F., installed
for tho aucuintr term
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-26

P1r4BsuRoH, March 25,-Riyer S feet
4 4inches and rising slowly. Weather fair
and tcool.
81. LOUIS, March 95.-River fallen
inches; 16 test 9 inches below low water
mark. Weather clear and pleasant. Ar
rived-Gorthwestern, Keokuk; City oi
Vicksburg, Vicksburg; Baker and Quincy,
Beaver. DepGrted-Golddust, Memphis;
Port Eads, New Orleans.
YICKsBuRo, March 25.-River rose
inch. DoWn-Scudder, Katie.
NEw oRLEANs, March 25.-Arriyed-
Lee, Vicksburg; Bonnie Lee, Red river.
No departures. Weather clear
LoUBynLK,M March 25.-WeAther clear
River falling,
CA1Ro, March 25.-Arriyed-Hiekory
ST. Louis; City Of HeIeus, VicksbuTgi
DOnnalIy, Cincinnati. DepArted-HiCk,
ory, Ohio river; Helena, ST Louis. River
q feet 9 inches and falling.
LITTLE Rock, March 25-WeAtheI
clear and pleasant. River falling; ! fee,
! inch.
CrscrsxA1r, March 95.-Riyer 10 feet
and falling. Weather clear and cold
AEiyed-Hudsos, Wheeling; Houston,
New Orleans.
NASHVILLE, March 25.-River falling
a feet on the shoals. Arriyed-AndsF,
son, Cairo.
MniPH1s, March 25.-River fell onI
inch, stands 1t 26 feet II inches. Arriv-
ed Illinois, Vieksburg, Kehlor, 81
Louis. DepArted-sehsnck, Cincinnati
John Means and james Howard, New
orleanf Garrett and tow, Ohio river.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-26
InstaiIment OF MolIies
Disposed OF

BLoonBuRo, PA, March 25.-Hester,
Tullsy and McHugb, the convicted Mol
lie Maguires, slept but little last night,
and to-day were early At their devotions,
which were interrupted by Workmen who
were building the pcaffold Just outside,
and in full view Of the men. Tulley and
MeHugh seemed resigned, but Hester
cling consciously to hope, and frequent
" asserts his innocence. He Was sur
rounded by his hreedsughters, two sons.
in.law and other relatives and friends,
When the priests were announced. all
collected in McHughs cell, where Mass
was celebrated.
At lO:6S the three condemned men
were led out OF their cells TO the scafoldi
attended BY spiritual advisers. McHugh
ascended frst, followed by Hester and
Tully. None gave sny signs OF fear
Each was given few minutes TO speak
Tully spoke in \ low tone 10 the priest
McHugh said that II be had taken good
advice he would not now be on the scat
fold. What Hester said was heard only
by his attending priest. The drop lei
Al ll.O7, and at Il:l7 the hearts Of al
three men ceased to beat. The necks o
Tully aud MeHugh were broken, 4nt
Hester died Of strangulation. The bodiei
Of MeHugh and Tully will be taken tS
WilkesbSrre, and Testers 10 Locust Gap
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-26
BUSINESS EnBaRRAsSnESTs.

NEw YoRx, March 25 Terry & Wells,
Of Riverhead, Long I,land, who recently
made such \ disaStrous failure, have
made an offer to compromise Nith their
creditors at 20 cents on the dollar. The
deficiency OF the firm is upward Of S5,-
900.
The foreclosure sAle Of the Erie rail-
road has been postponed thirty days.
Postponemsnt i. granted in the DebeiZ
suit with reference to Wm. Allen Butler,
and leave to Debel1 to examine all re.
csivers accounts.
In the matter Of the McHenry suit, to
interview in the foreclosure suit, Judge
Lawrence said this morning that he
would give the Attorney General oppor-
tunity to BE- heard, and would communi-
cate with his representatives in the course
Of week.
BosroS, March 95.-Tbs Home Saving.
Bank has been granted n continuance oi
injunction, the directors believing that
within \ few weeks the condition OF its
Affairs will warrant 4 resumption oil
business under the protection Of the re-
cent savings bank Law.
CISCINSATr, March e5.-Howell, GaDO
& Co., hardware dealers, who recently
suspended, to-day fled q voluntary peti-
ton 10 bankruptcy, in order TO facilitate
the proposition agreed on by the credit
or. The aaets Of the firm are S904, ,10I
not including S27 600 believed to b;
worthless; liabilities, 81 l,640.
AN1THERsAyfSG BANK,
FRDLAY, o, March %. The citizen,
savings hank Of this city EHspsnded to
DAY for 60 day; asse4tA 500 900 aud lis
bilitiea about Sl75.GO0
NEwBuso, n. Y, March 95-Jamel
Bieler & CT. Of this city, txtensive deal
ers in timbsT, made an a~igumsnt to
day; liabilities not yet knoEn.
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he quits the White House and lets him.
self for 8 eoachmAn the sooner he will lei
himself for that calling for which his
temper best fits him.
A communication from Consul General
Clarke, Of Havana, detailing the circum.
stances Of the illness and death from vel.
low fever Of Representative Leonard, oi
Louisiana, was read.
The Speaker appointed Messrs. Ellis,
Mailer, Turner, Steward, Calkins and
Ward = committee TO receive the body at
New York and to escort it to Westches-
ter. Pa.
Mr.. springer's motion Of Monday Last,
to suspend the rules AID pass the bill 10
authorize the coinage Of gold and silver
on the same terms, and to permit deposits
thereof for the same purposes. Rejected.
Mr.. Goode moved 70 suspend the rules
and pass the bill TO suspend the operation
Of the sinking fund act for i've years.
Rejecied-yeas 122, nays liz; not two
thirds in the affirmative.
The following members voted yea:
Aiken, Atkins, Baker Of Indiana, Ban
ming, Bell, Bicknell, Blaekburne, Blount,
Boone, Bouck, Bright Bragden, Brown,
Buckner, Butler, Caldwell Of Kentucky,
Caldwell of Tennessee, Carlisle, ChAl-
mers, Clarke Of Kentucky, Clark Of Mis-
souri,, Clymer, Cobb, Collins, Cook, Cox
Of New York, Craveug. Crittenden, Gull
bertson, Cummings, Davidson, Davis Of
Californis, Deering, Debbre!l, DickmAn,
Douglas. Durham, Evans Of Illinois,
Ewing, FELTON,, Finley, Forney, Fort,
Franklin, Fnller, Garret, Gaus, Gibson,
Giddings, Glover, Gunter, Hamilton,
Hanna, Harris Of Georgia, Harrison,
HArtridge, HRrizell, HAnkle, Hewitt Of
AlabamG, Herbert, Hooker, Hou4e, Hun
ter, Hunton, liner, Jones Of Allbams,
Jorgenou, Kelly, Keuna, Killinger, Kim.
mel, Lignon, Luttrell, MAckey, Maish,
Manning, Marsh, Martin, McMahon,
Mills, Money, Morgan, Muldron, Muller,
Oliver, Patterson Of California, Reagan,
Rea, Reilly, Rice of Ohio, Riddle, Rob
bins Of Nortn Carolina, Robertson Of
Louisiana, Robinson OF Indiana, sAmp-
son, Sayler, Scales, SchleIcher, Shelley,
Singleton, slemmOns, smyth Of Iowa,
Springer, Steele, Stephens,
ThrockmOrton, Townsend Of Illinois,
Turney, Vance, Waddell, Walsh, Warner,
White Of Indiana, Whitehouse, Wiggin.
ton, Williams Of Michigan, Williams Of
Alabama, Wood, Wright, Yates and
Young.
Mr.. Durham moved to suspend the
rules and fix Thursday, April 4, for con.
sideration Of the bill reported last Friday
by Mr.. Stephens, to perfect q double
metallic standard Of value, to provide
for the Issuing Of silver bullion certi6.
Gates, &c :; that the bill be made special
order alter the morning hour, and con-
tinue from day to day (subiect to sppro-
priation bills); that it be subject to amend
mendment and debate; that no member
shall speak longer than thirty minutes;
that the time be divided equally between
those flvoring and those opposing the
bill, and that at least one legislative day
shall be allowed for discussion before
vote is taken on the final passage Of the
bill.
Mr.. o'Neill moved to adjourn. Reject
ed.
Vote was taken, and Mr.. Durham's
motion was rejected-yeas 142, nays s6.
Mr.. Cause introduced bill for more
economic and accurate survey Of public
lands. Deferred.
Adjourned.
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The Pennsylvania Rail Road
Funding scheme Abandoned
for iiie Present.

PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-Tbe COM
mittee appointed by the stockholders Of
the Pennsylyania Railroad Company to
examine into and report on the feasibility
Of the funding scheme proposed by Presi-
dent Scott, made report to the adjourn.
ed meeting To-Day. The committee finds
that the management of the road has been
Intelligent and faithful, that while the
company is now suffering in its net earn
ings By reason OF low rates and other cau-
ses encouragement may be found in the
fact that the tonnage Of The main lines
and connections is steadily increasing;
that strict economy 10 all branches is
necessary; that from the dividends TO be
declared from the net profits OF the com.
pany an amount not exceeding 9 per cent
per annum on the capitAl stock OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Conpsny shonld
be invested in trust, having for It's use
and object the purchase from time to
time Of the bonds and shares OF other
cOmpAnies, which are guaranteed by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Co; and also,
Of the bonded debt Of the PsnpsyIvsniA
company in such form As the directors
shall deem for the best interests OF the
stockholders and future property OF the
company; that the resolution authorizing
the creation Of such trust be voted on by
the stockholders at the annual election
tomorrow.
The report Wsa signed BY six OF the
seven members Of the Committee. The
seventh, Thouss Potter, presenting dis
senting report.
The subject Of the creation Of the trust
above referred to was considered at con.
siderable length by the stockholders, the
discussion being excited and bitter. After
being in session from 10 to quarter past
9 the Meeting failed to arrivs At any con.
clusion. The Last proposition Was to take
a stock vote, but exactly how to arrive at
that was not definitely stated; finally a
motion to adjourn prevailed. The whole
subject was dropped for this year,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-26
TURKEY.
All Praise 10 Osman.

CoSsrAsTrsoPLE, March 25.-The Sui.
tan on Sunday summoned osman Pasha
to him and in the presence of the Minis.
ters expressed his warmest admiration
and gratitude for his heroic defense Of
Pleyna. 0sman's public entrance into
the city was arranged for to-day, after
which he will review the troops at.the
War Ministry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-26

THE editor Of the Register is sadly
failing in bis eye sight lately. He did
not know that the Washington county
murder, of which he speaks yesterday
was published in our West Alexander
locals on the same morning that 1t aP'
peared as special dispatch in his own
columns. The difference between our
publication and his was that We did not
load down the item with head lines, and
then thick lead i. to death, "a he did, for
the sake of inducing somebody to read it
The Regiter, like a certain old bloviator
named FaIstaif, believes in %an immense
deal of sack to a half penny worth Oi
bread"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-26
Cherry and Nellie.

CHICAGO, March 25.-The ID trial Of
Cherry and Nellie Price, for burglary,
was finished on Saturday, aud the verdic.
brought 10 this morning fixed the punish
ment Of Cherry At three years in the pen
itentiary and Nellie at one and half.
This makes an aggregate on all the
charges, Of ten years for Cherry, and
three and haiffor Nellie,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-26
OhioLeris.ature.

CoLuABus, March 95.-In the House,
bills were introduced TO abolish all stay
Of execution on judgments obtained for
work and labor; 70 regulate the fees OF
county officers; to authorize the Cover
nor 70 appoint seven commissioners TO be
selected from the Presidents ol the Ohio
colleges to compile 4 set Of text books for
public schools. The Commissioners are
10 serve without pay and complete their
.Nork bx next January.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-26
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
A Father shoots His Son and
Then shoots Himself.

COLUMBUS, O., March 25.-George NJ.
Weiman, pateniee of Weiman's patent
pump and proprietor Of the Columbus
Steam Pump Works, was shot and in.
stantly killed tonight by his father,
George Weiman, while on his way home
from work. The father committed sui.
eide few moments later. Business com
plications led TO q Misunderstanding be.
tween the parties some time ago and they
dissolved partnership, and law suits fol
lowed, TO be ended BY this murder and
suicide. George Weiman, the father, ia
81 years old, and has been acting queerly
for some time. The murdered man was
50. Both men leave large families.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-26

NEw YoRK, March 25.-This afternoon
John 7. Moore was assaulted on 30th
street BY George Nancy aud robbed Of
$4,000 Missouri & Pacific Railroad
bonds. The thief was subsequently arrest.
ed in street car, the bonds recovered
and be sent to the Tombs in default Of
s. 900 bail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-26

Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
in silver bars received from Europe, on
Saturday, have been forwarded 70 the
Philadelphia Mint, and $3.50, 900 Of addi.
tional silver bars was forwarded from the
Aaay o[iee for subsidiary eoipage.
Steamer City Of Berlin brought $3.50, 900
in oliver bars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-26
IhtGntelligstrfer
,I,autnges which West Wiz
me ~, - OILERS 10 Emigrans'

" L,,, called the attention oil PAfhes
u;..bs,.h w. and other places, engaged
y !, =. ~" mo,.ment Of settling worthy per-
: -, ~ IN cheap land. in the West, to the
i.jso,n,np presented by the State oil
~, vi,y,Di.. We have shown BY the
y We :: t,,icu!sur,l Report for 1876, that
y. -, r,oJuc.ion and value per acre OF
-, : ,b.., and bay we're greater in West
Ir,, TIr,isi. than in Illinois. II parties in,
,....,,5 ~. in agricultural statistics will
-. - "a tb,, report for the year named,
~ ~. ill iud come very interesting read
:, - an ,hi. subject. Here, for instance,
=. :. ,ou. l.c.. to which we wish to call
:. 's.r,jou. .horing some Of the leading
,.-. Of our agricultural production.
", o,ots 81 follows: