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Daily Republican., 1879-04-14
A Doctors Leadeu Pill aud Pow
der.

At Fort Wayne, Ind, considerable
conmotiou was caused by a shooting
bee at the office of DR.. Jos. K. Beck, a
wellknown physician. Eugene w.
Blecki, of'Chicago, visited Beck's Office
and demanded retraction of an insult
to his (Bloeki's) wife, alleged to have
been contained in letter from Beck to
Blocki. Beck admitted the letter and
refused to retract, whereupon Blocki
struck him in the face. The Doctor
then drew q DerriDger and fired, the
ball taking effect in Blocki's arm. The
wound is painful but not dangerous.
Or. Beck is a son-in-law of the late
Hooking II. Hunter, once one of the
most eminent lawyers in Ohio.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14
Letter From Mr.. Mann.

From the Peninsula News and Advertiser.
Dir. JoHX s. Dear Friend:
For fear some one should conclude, from
one item in your paper last week, that
there was an intention on the part of
either the Oficial Board, or any consid-
cradle portion Of the congregation, to
flock the door on Mr.. Mann" wish to
say that such thing was never even
contemplated by any whose opinions
and influence are Of weight and import
ancs. Up to date MIR. Mann has one of
the largest, most orderly, and interest
ing congregations in the city, and has
received from it, especially majority
Of the Official Board, . hearty and cor.
dial welcome for "third term" Mr..
Mann never turned his hand to secure
his return for third year. 1t Was en-
tirely the work Of the church and her
constituted authorities, to which all
who are worthy to be heard will most
submit. Mr.. Mann claims to
be q loyal Methodist preacher, and
above "ways that are dark, and tricks
that are vain" and emily asks place
where he may preach the ''Glorious
GespA" Of the Blessed God" to lost
and perishing world. lie does not ex
pect, on this line, 10 please the Devil,
nor bis children, but he does hope 70
seowe the mercy and favor Of his master
the respect and confidence of his breth
rem, and the encouragement and ASSIST
ance of all honorable and fair minded
msn. am induced to say these things
in Difference to Ohe wishes of a lsrge
number OF friends, in the region where
your journal oirculates mainly, for
whom have the highest esteem. The
truth can abide its time. Falsehood
must always bein hurry, and is sure,
in the end, to bs ov-rtaken and exposed.
i.et us wait and See. Yours in Christ,
J. B. Mann.
WILMINGTON DEL, April 7th, 1879.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14
A Cali Cor Chin namen Down South

SAN FRANcIsco, April 1.-The fol.
lowing card is furnished for publica-
ton: "The Chinese Six Companies are
daily in receipt of applications for la
borers to 60 to the Southern States, no
tably Mississippi and Louisiana, to take
the place of the negro labor now emf
grating. The officers of these compan-
les wish it to be expressly understood
that they have n control over their peo
ple's labor, and have never brought or
caused to be brought one of their coun-
trymen, aud have never contracted
their labor or collected their wages in
any manner whatsoever, the press of
California to the contrary notwithstand-
ing"
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14
INRSALE.

House No. al3 Chestnut street.
House No. l4l5 Delaware Avenah.
House No B02 Delaware Avenue.
House No. 1900 Jefferson street
House on SanBuren street, betweSE Gfghth
4 Bd Ninth.
House No, Gls East Second street.
House No. fZ3 Jefferson street.
House No. az Maryland Avenue.
Houses Nos HOG, ll3o, 1882, llS4 ana alao
Walnut street.
Houses Nos. Gsl2 and 1914 w. Front sreet.
H0ase No. ll2s West Thnd street.
A FAR. oflO0acres, near Greenwood Sta'
ton. on the delaware X. r. Sussex co 1tel.
House cottage style)with modern Improve
mepts and about'A acre of land, suitable LOT
A physician or as a summer residence. Near
Holly Oak Staten, p, w. & Il. X. Il.
FUR RENT.
A truck farm OF IS acres within the iiaNs
Of wilmington with good house and aArn
One house, NO. l1T West Ninth street.
One house. No. 902 Delaware Avenue
One house, No. 604 Spruce street.
One house, No. IA Spruce street.
One house, \ Q. 2l5 West Fourth street.
One house, No. 81 East Filth street;
Also number OF small houses In dinereAa
parts of the city.
Apply to W. McCAULLEY CO.,
6o6 Market street,
iebs.3m, Wilmington, DEL
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14
All Over lhe STATE,

Civilization down the State 10 pro.
crossing. The young men Of Denton
ars about TO organize . Christian Asso-
citation.
Business is looking up in George
town. .."
The Sussex "Jouynal' Is offered for
sale.
Shad are scarce, but rock and perch
are abundant.
The Methodist preachers cost the
Peninsula t65, 900 during the year just
closed.
The school law now requires children
to bs six years Of age before they can
attend tho public schools.
Georgetown for the last two or three
years has improved wonderfully in pop
ulation and Is still increasing.
Cox, one Of the prisoners who escaped
from the Dover Jail few weeks since,
was captured in Dover last Tuesday.
He lad come back, and was lurking
around the outskirts Of the town.
Thirty thousand dszsn is about the
number Of eggs shipped to New York
and Philadelphia weekly, from Milford.
Clam catchers along the Delaware
bay met with very good success last
week. The strong westerly winds
which prevailed for several days caus-
cd very low tides, and persons were
enabled to 60 ont farther on the fats
than usual.
snipe shooting is now in season, at
Frsnkford.
C. M. Lynch's factory with about
800 worth Of stock aud all Of the val
liable machinery was entirely destr'y.
ed by fire Monday last. Mr.. Lynch
estimates the total loss at 5000, and
says he intends to rebuild. The fre
is supposed to have had its origin from
the smoke stack Of the engine.
Mr.. William P. Goodwin, of Milford,
disco vered on Friday morning that one
Of his beagle bounds had the hydro
dhobia. Before he could be killed, he
bit several dogs in the town. The dogs
known to have been bitten have been
killed.
H. H. Prettyman, Deputy Collector
U. S. Internal Revenue, will be at
Smyrna on Tuesday, May 9Th; Dover,
Wednesday, May 9Th; and Milford
Friday and Saturday, May 9th and 10th,
to receive all taxes due the United
States.
The New Castle Presbytery, which is
composed Of the ministers and churches
OF the whole Peninsula, except the Vir-
g:nia counties, and represents a lay
membership of 5000, will meet in
Smyrna next Tuesday. The Rev. T. J.
Aiken, Of Port Deposit, is moderator.
DR.. G. w. u. Lewis, principal of the
FELTON, Seminary, will go to Santa Fs,
New Mexico, rs missionary to the
Indians. He is a Methodist, though
son of the Rev. w. G. W. Lewis, rector
of st. AIMS p. +. church in Middle
town.
The Levy Court, ofEent County, has
fixed the rg.e Of taxation at As cents on
the 800, for the coming year.
Constable Roe, Of South Murderkill
hundred, had chas. last Tuesday sf.
ter young white man by the name of
Porter, who, it is charged, outraged
young lsdy by the a.ame of Slaughter,
living in the lower part of that hun
dred few days ago. Mr.. Roe failed to
overtake the alleged crlprit.
In locking over the report of the
Board of Education of the Dover Pub
lie Schools, we find that the 'ax-payers
have been called on to pay during the
past yesr 81, ,5l9.29.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14
Rand Tlnia.

This to notify the public that Ros-
in & Bro. 220 W. End street, the wall
decorators will sell wall paper lower
and do work cheaper than any other
paper firm in this city. let their prices
be what they may. Rosin Il Bro. has a
splendid assortment of all the latest
patterns, everything guaranteed salts
factory and estimates given cheeriully.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14
Only one Days Notice.

Only one days notice is required by
J. r. Holt to have your paperlng done.
lie has increased his force of good and
skilled workmen and can serve you at
one days notice. J. R. Holt, 223 Mar
ket street,
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14
The Inspection Drill.

Company c. DUPONT Guards had a
full dress inspection drill last evening
at their armory in the Masonic Temple.
The company executed the manual of
arms in Inc style, and were drilled by
Captain Curtis. A number of the friends
of the company witnessed the drill.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14

Assistant Engineer, Mr.. Francis
Welch, OF the Baltimore Fire Depart
ment, so severely sprained his back at
a recent fire that he was unable to get
up after sitting down. A few applica-
tions of Keller's Roman Liniment cured
him.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14
Now. fS llle Time,

To select paper to decorate your walls
We have fine stock of the latest pat
terms, which we invite you to call and
inspect, fully confident we can please
you with designs, workmanship and
price at the old stand No. 6lS Market
street. a. d. JONES.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14
HofaS kafRil

Spring style silk hats, fine Derby
hats, nobby soft hats, boys soft and
stiff hats, children's spring style hats,
silk and cashmere caps, umbrellas, &c.
New goods. Low prices. RUMFoRD
Bros, 404 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14

The cost of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is
only 25 cents. A bottle will convince
even the most incredulous of its excel
lence.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14
shoe Store Removal.

|; J. Nicholson has removed to Third
and Washington streets. All in want
of boots and shoes will please call. I
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14
ICE.
Ice For the Season
of 1879.

80 pounds to 100 at the rate OFFS cents per
100 pounds. Full weight guaranteed
have nearly all my old drivers and they
will be polite and accommodating to cust0-
mers. Connec ed by telephone exchange
with nearly all larts of the city, viii will
be very convenient way ior many to send
their orders.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14

rNOR SALE.-A Germantown wagon Can
be seen atshe S0rrel Horse biotel, on
Front street, between Orange, and Shipley
s,reets. apS8t
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14

J1OR RENT E0W.-The house at 10
r Washingtos Street. Apply 70
"A. JONES,
mb2atr 1900 Washington street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14

r OOK.-For Bargains OF New and Second
IL Hand Sewing Machines, OF all kinds
hud prices to suit ,he times, at
apl2.Im VIM. W. PERClVAL'S,
GOT W. Front street, Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14

v TO1ITGAGEk negotiated. RoAts
.yl collected. Properties careful.
" managed. InsGrancc placed In
reliable cOnpanscs, and convey.
aWcing accurately executed.
AMI All HEALD d CO.,
RaulrerS and In vaeStment BROKERS'.
ClaytOn House Building
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14

vNOR RENT.-Ali ahat large wharf proper
ty, storehouse and two dwellings, in the
town OF Newport, suitable for the coal, famber,
grain or other businyss. Apply to
JOSEPH TATNALA,
mb6eod II Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14

NOR RENr.-To small lamils two un-
II furnished rooms on first fon, cheap, on
Seventh street near Market. Address ~
,,bis Office aplQ
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14

TNOn RENT.-house $40 Spruce street. and
r. several housrs In same block above 9th
street, rooms each. "
mar2-tf gi3 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14

TUK SALE OK KEN IA new store IN a
good location, with all modern i'm
Irovements, ,out small amount Of cash wanted; ;
also two other new dwellings, same terms;
would take shares in good loan association for
pay. Several other houses Tor sac; Building
and iobbing done promptly. Apply to
T1NDALL q SONS,
p,hoatt Tnt L'rench and 80 T.. Ninth Ste.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14

nROPERrIES RENTED, Rents
Collected, InsUrassrc placeS
In first class companies. Surveying
OF arms q specially. A losKe num-
her Of Properties for rent, sale ana
exchange. J. 4. BOND Il CO.,
in3O-tf 6Ol Shtpl~-y street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14

Y1ORSALE A two-story 'ridk house witt
tvo-story back building, In good location
containing 8rooms, bath and wster in kitei-
en-. Price very low. and terms esey. Apply to
THOMAS X LALLI,
anatf 602 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14

TNoKRENT. Two three.story brick houses
IN perfect order, slsod kitchen and large
ward. Nss 92s and 838 West Sixth street.
HENRY W. MORROW,
,,Shy, AAa Market street
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14

RENrs,s"ls snS IN M,naS WGSst0" street
ans.tt JOSHUA MARIS.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14
JACOB PUSEY.

rFFIc Es:--N" +06 Shipey Street, Fourth
and Poplar. 1916 Walnut street, where ice Is
kept for sale.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14

TNOR RENT.-Two OF these handsome new
stores, on Second street near Tatnall
Lowe-t rerFts In the city. Apply from Toto II
and rom 9 TO s. second story, mh6u
S. N. COR. WATER AED ORANGE STS'
Daily Republican., 1879-04-14

NOR A s1As LOAD OF RICHARDSON'S
KINDIINa WOOD, leave orders at
Evevy Evening ofiice, 9th and Market; Capelio
d Bro, I'd and Market;J J. raranall l. Co., Front
and Orange; and A. M. Quinby's, Front ana
Madison f6Dl+u
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-15

wanted TO send my wlfe to Clinton small
to~n on the railroad just forty miles from
here, and told him to give mc - tame horse, one
that >he could drive. stranger said the reporter
With gr.-at soiemnity, 81 got that hor@e started
1T Ia.' exactly ILLS o'clock IN the morning. took
dinner in Clinton, AMI wa~ hack NJ work IN
Ss-.lSirs by o'clock the same afternoon. That
horse hal travelled eighty miles I'M Just
exsetiy three hours, and was A. hsst when he
stopped ~ wh~n he started.
That Yankee just ehewei the eui Of contem-
pLs,ion . tew moments turned on hs heel
and quietly remarked
81 was set down big liar, hnt when tell
| the Bo>t,ng folks all ahont this I'll b. pretty
AZ, tn get hung"
The reporter thought 50 too, and quietly
/ resumed his manifold DUTIES.
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TWO FISHERS.

One mNrn,ms. wh~n sps'1g wSs IN her Teens
A morn to pss~t's Wishing,
An tinted in sl~lrSte psnks sns green
Miss Bessie and WeOs fishing.
in my rough AMI easy clothes.
With INV tAare at the suu tans merry,
She With her hat tipped down a. her nose,
AMI her nose tipped-vtee versa
I With my rod, my reel and NV hooks,
AMI . hamper t0T lunehin. rss~sses,
Shs. Uish the tMst OG h~r cousety looks,
And tine s~iue VI heS sokiea tresses-
So 90 sat NJ slovu on the sunny dixie.
where the white pond lilies t~etey,
AMI sent To fishing like quaint obj Ike,
And she like simon Petet.
An the noon ] lay in the light Of her eyes.
Ai,s1 dr~Am,ly watched and waited,
Hut thu d-h uNs euuaing and would not rise,
And the halter alone wso laiteI-
And when TIE time for departing came
Nv hog hung fat ~ oOuDder,
But Res.se hnd yearly hooked her game
husdrssl-aad-n any -peunsSss.
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MY SWEETHEART.

Nv -weetheart's like the sweetest flowers,
she's like ~ summer noon.
She's like the tender aIr that blows
In the sweet month ut June.
Nv .wsetheart's like the sweetest song
That ever Yet Ma sung.
The MYRIAD melodies ut lite
Are caught from her alone
Nv <weetheart's like the morning star
That hides q loving facc
Cpou the bosom ut the dawn
And flies to ITS embrace.
She's like the harvest moon that shines
Upon the r,penesi FIELDS,
Shes >weeter than the sweetest store
Their richest burden yields
.'~Iike-oh, wicked waste al words
tpu her dear sell tsr~tcWn-
Th.. iovrltest of all loveiine-S--
Ny lii~, my pyi,te-my o~n-
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Death.

1t becomes the painful duty Of the BAzoo
to chronicle the death Of Mrs. Eliza A..
wife Of E. r. Hunt, Esq, at Island Farm.
near Rising Sun, Indiana, At $50 q. 10.
July 8, 1879. She was sixty yean. one
month and eight days of age, having been
horn on May 30, 1919.
She leaves TO mourn her death, devoted
husband, four sons and three daughter.
one of which is Ms. J. West Goodwin, OF
Sedalia.
The deceaaed was Q devoted woman to
her husband and family-never 70 happy
as when surrounded By little children tell
ing with their pratling tongues to Grand
ma, chiId's troubles, and always, in her,
finding . eymp.thetic heart She rarely
left her home-devoted 10 tit was
palace TO her. Hoapitable to all who
CHANGED to share her fireside; charitable 70
. fault, If such il possible, and none who
asked vent away from her door empty
handed.
A good woman in Israel has gone BE-
yund the dark and rolling waters Of Jordan
Her place in the family can never be filed
The one Who can Gil her station in the cir
cles Of society in which she moved, will
never exist; but she is gone, and to he'
brothers. risten. husband and children "
svwpathise with them and commend then
70 that Being who Is equally merciful u
we'll o. Just in all His dispensations.
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CLINTON.

CLINTON, Mo, JuIy IL
1t is rumored that w. H. Davis 4 Bro,
of the Democraf. have sold their interost IN
ths, paper to G. r Lingle Of Sedslia, and
the new firm will be Lingie Broshes vho
will publish that paper.
The St. Stephens II one Of the beas and
most agreeable hotels TO stop At in oil the
Southwest. Always stop there che"
visiting the Mriel Town.
John Ad.m.on. of Henry county.
shipped ten car loads ii hogs and Cattle
Friday night for the Chicago market.
Mr., A. IL one Of the moot eniespsising and
staple stock men that Missouri he's.
WI Potter and wife. al Citation,
formerly lived n Butler. That man and
vile light, because Potter n JEALOUS of his
wife and daughter vho is just building
into vomanhooL. The trio are hard out.
Ct. Their fighting bscame % troublesome
on Friday last the city attorney svore oo'
a warrant Charging them With disturbing
the pe.ce and lighting. They were A.
raigned before Mayor Rlas, fos trial. When
both plead not guilty and sent into trial
Several witnesses were exswi1ed which
proved conclssively that they we're guilty
~ charges, and they were 6hed S esch and
costs. Potter paid his 6"e. bat ri bis "''e
90 70 the calaboose. Marshal Vernon sen'
Mr.. Poster'a dinner 10 her, when abe kick
Cd il out Of the hands Of the attendant
Later in the day word came to Vessos
th.t Madame Potter ~ trying 10 die
He vent 10 The call With physician
They found that she h.A spsead down I
couple Of aesspapen On The cell soos. de'
. h. ndkerchief around hes neck and ~
lying dova trying 10 choke newell =
death. The physician te't Of her Ps'se ~
said she va lively. So@s eaaP6or -
ant for and Tie attendant tboaghs Il -
vine and gave The WOMAN hearty ds'al
Of il. which very sooa showed taag'b'
e,idence that abe vas not goiaG 10 die ssF!
Anon. The Last phsae Of The sesir b The
IN. authorities are shout 10 ship then &
cone Other t0vn.
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A Born Fool.

The scribbler Of the Bo,nville Adrerfi'er
il either fool or IN idioi-which? The
BAzoo first noticed the Howard county
bond suit and expressed wish that the
county would he sucoessful in the suit. and
the Advertiser thereupon charged il With BE-
ing in league With the bond holdess- The
BAzoo replied rather sharply to the Alder
tisr, and nov We are accused Of enco"rag
ing "a county in stealing and plunder'"g.
The .A.lrerfisr shows itself 10 be endowed
With just abont ~ much sense - BRAS
monkey. Friend Ravenel should either
get m assistant possessed Of common senae
or keep the one he has away IRON patent
medicines made out Of rot gut whisky.
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Stole q Par Of shoes.

About 10 O'Clock last night negro NO.
man went into the store Of VIM. Courtney
II Co., and asked 10 look at some shoes.
After some parleying she purchased pair
Of shoes and while Geo. Hardcastle vast y-
ing them up she appropriated a pair OF
three dolIaa kids. George heard them rat
tie. and - she room after went to leave the
store, saying she didn't have sny money to
nav for the shoes bought, he grabbed hold
of her, and upon lifting her shawl the cat
vas let ont Of the bag. She begged con-
sider.bIy bat . policeman coming BY 300"
aftervsrla. she vas taken to the 'boOee,
and will very probably remain there "ey'
eral days.
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PLRA BITES.

When NJ. T.. Heath. Of sherman, Me-,
vas bosn, the hou>r ,ook fiIe; ut the time
oi her marriage the house to"k ire; ami
week ago IN mosrUv, ut the birth al her
tins ..,n. the hou-s took 6re.-Ias Dispatch
P.hav. That's nothing. When Kate
Clax,on v.s burn ,hs hou-e burned down,
ard s,nee that time Kate has "hsrdly ever"
en,~s~d ho,ssr bat what she hsd to leave
in gArmenla lar more convenient than BE-
coming. Kate has been i'm ire all her lite.
and il she don't stop telling - many 6b'
.bDu, her age ve greatly fear there J" hs,ie
hope for her hereafter.
Our paper !. like C.~.k'. pill~-svsry-
body takes ii.-M~gss uoaiicS.
Aud like Cooks pills cau.ss everybody
q. fe~l sick en- the stomach. Why don't
you tell the whole truth!
Every dog has his day"
And ev~ry cat her night,
And ~ do their sisters
Am. their cuusins and amnts.
The dexr~~ 0f Bcbel"r I'll Arts wss
c"ai~rr~d ul.a three y"n"g lsdis~ ., Hu''~r
University. Nov the cnn"nsir0m =. h"w
can yonn. lady he bschelor 7-I~iian-
apsiis HeTaid
Nos ihsi il . pr.rr. We might say
when they sre old and bs.y ."i. hut i".i
vosl.l hardly sio. We s,,-l~ct that il i-
- AZ. 100. -,x,,ss~l 'cl.sv ass csrl n ss.-
w"'" They are "s'''r"' lucy "e '-"
y bachelors then.
| sh0,, N. .~., ,ur.l c..,r, ,hs, NJ sk.,
to-, .s.,..,, ..,..ou.s."
E.v I'd 's'" ""'' ry =.
-IMJ N,r
Esrly To iesi sni early tn r'se
A MAN yet, r,d ..i mosquitoes aud flies
Lave" |" "S'ss'' '' '.' 80.
NJ. ,.c...L am, nIv Ly ..ur
r"'P"'S %" wv " -.
""A''N
Lives Of p"ess 0it remind US.
We can make sal many r",t,
When they come sr.i"si our -snctmm,
With , m, If .ur big s.,o,.
Mr.. GaM'~r vii read The A"f""es y"
avear.-He"""T
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A DOSTIN0 NAN.
Who Couldn't Quite . Basoo
Reporter.

He x,. from ".sown East" aud came out to
-~. hos things l"ok~,i I'M tins. ''far West We met
HIM On corner az Main and ONO streets ne
MAS standing there Nth hs hands IN hrs pockets
and staring at all pssssrs-by
..well YSas Just got in oa the tram this morn
ing. From Bnstins. yer know got considerable OF
+. town here, hat not at all like Brstlng-"
"Ah. how's thnt!'
..nh, exervvay. Bossius has the biggest hotels
i'm the worid, vas you ever thar strsnser'
.Nevcr wss farther away fro" home 'han '"e
the Union depot"
..You ought 90 tn Bsst'ns The streets are
laid ui,h y~lsees ard everybody happy and con-
tented"
Everybody making money, presume said
the reporter.
.y..s YOU never SAG sUeh an amount OF
morrx. Can lr msaie IN Bost,ng faster than
can h. dug out of mime IN lradv'lle
..,,r,ny,. Won ,eSs there "repl.esi the reporter.
.s.-. here stranger" Z wsnt qu'et hfe-
,,-s., ,,.,n, a farmer AMI settling down 80 me-
~ns,e an, Wet, got any good E'~i in this
sect,ou,''
"E1-uty oft"
..w.,, nov. when I wss tee hosting corn
CAME i'm. the ears measuring aisnf ten '"h~s !"
length. can you h~s, thai' u MAS raised near
BnStiny."
.Mx friend" said the reporter, sadly, you
se,,ov. I'm T.,-ton don't know what corn -
Iu, here we s,mp,y Dig bag hale pat I'D
SINGLE grain, aud ,a i-w weeks the ~"rk"'r''
tax. their axes ont and chop down the s'a'Ss'
Amer cutting ,h~ ears oss q couple es mules are
h,,..,.s,, IN s>~h ear snd j. hauled home 10 Is
tax. I'm mill. and the farmer s~n~rsiy returns
nth ,~o or three Wagon is's.i~ ot meal fro" fhs
4 ,.,,..,>r ear Of c.ru The stalk ~ thru e"'
mn AMI hauled To tosn, where u ~ s"'d hot ""'"''
-why .ost ,h-y puck the ~ars I'll
~ps.k EN- oar EXCLAIMED the reporter
,hr,~nt. why freud They haze ." e''"'
mno. a h,sh .,ep ladder tn T~seh the ears. some
tunes they psrk the kernais ous, bat 'hs' y Toe
,,r~..m-. a. II Is A. ssuch man cali do Il
carry k~Tnsi Of thai e"In,
| The ..Iown Es>i.ra~r'' stared nj the r~p"r'"
- mom-st IN hsnk s"azrmsn'. hut ~ a>
LuSts,i out
81 have h<~n toll that the wls'at crop ont is~r'
- all ru,n~sl- Mss, ~h~W wa> tn h"snnx-
| .Rn,n~,ii thun.seU - exclaimed tine Reporter
The drought of the Early spring 'isd 'ss"'ss~
ht,l~. hat ~~ will have ialiy a hall crop u lac
b~smn tosome INTO town"
.But the grams are mighty small"
! -Weyt We. - . remarked. the crop - half
vay ru,u~,a. Th~ grams this year ARE only ston
| ~ l>rxr n. your h~aL, hat will hsve plenty q
-upvly bosss i~usansi>. sn.i sssss To >~ss- SOM
wear. The vh~ss crop ~ "a large that the FARMER
,u-, hare tuo men tn sseh grain sni ro'l u mt
tovu hike they woatst . hail.
Tn. Yankee rolled his qs,,si from oUe side al he
,,,.,.,h 10 the Other. He MAS stalled. bat h