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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-26

AN Iowa paper says 1.-THE Des MONIES
ladies have made compact to remain
at home Friday afternoons to receive
calls" But if they all remain at home
who will do the calling?
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-26

For a S. note an eastern minister mar
ried child only 12years old to the step
father and cousin of the child, man
aged 10 years. There are worse preach
ers than Cowley.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-26

HERR LAsKER, leader of the German
National Liberals, proposes visiting the
United States, where he will make
prolonged stay. We need a few more
agitators over here.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-26

THE Illinois Supreme Court for the
Northern Grand Division will meet at
Ottawa, on Tuesday, March 2, 1880.
The Spring term of the Appellate Court
will begin on Tuesday, March 2. All
the cases on the docket for the present
term have been heard and taken on
call, and large number of decisions
rendered. the docket for the coming
term will not be so large as for the pres
put term.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-26

0uida is writing book. The last
one, it will be remembered, was about
a woman with shining golden hair, who
wandered among the lilies. 1t lis, there
fore, this heroine's turn to be red-head-
ed and walk in the snow.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-26

The Snub Leonine: AT Mrs. Lyon
Hunter's) Lion No. ttimidly lila
think | had the pleasure of meeting
you at Sir Gordius Midas, at dinner,
last week." Lion No. 2-"Ah-I des-
say. Pm very bad at recollecting faces"
Lion No. l with pardonable pride
"My name is Randolph Bonamy Wiki
ins!" Lion No. 2-"Ah-indeedl I've
wretched memory for Names (N.B.
Lion No. 2 is no less a person than
]. Robinson, who is said TO have pene-
trated twenty-three miles further into
the interior of Australia than any other
man.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-26

REV. HAYDEN is poor man, and his
father, who before the trial was COM
paratively well-to do, has been almost
ruined by the expenses attending his
sons defense.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-26
fees Of Doctors.

The f or doctors is an item that very many
persons are interested in Just at present. We be-
ieve the schedule for visits is $500, which would
tax q man eeniued to his bed for year. and in
need Of daily visit, 81 900 year for medical
attendance alonel And one single bottle OF Hon
Biiters taken in time would save the 81 600 and
al the years sickness.-Posf
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-26
Rnffnr TimfS.

The business revival and new Of prosperiie
which has commenced are In keeping with the IN
creased health and happiness all over the land ~
smiling from the general introduction Of Warner
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. "The change
wrought by this remedy" says Rev. DR.. Harvey
"seem but little less than miraculous,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-26

A man and woman, of Pkonix,
Ulster county, n. Y, decidedly on the
down-hill of life-he was 60 and she
was 65-could wait no longer to be
married, and started for the clergyman's
house in sleigh. On the road they met
another clergyman, and. with a rare
and beautiful enthusiasm, requested
him to perform the ceremony on the
spot. They stood up in their sleigh,
the minister stood up in his, they were
pronounced. to be man and wife, and
pair of risky horses with their sleigh
bells furnished the wedding music.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-26
TWINKLINGS.

ONLY six miles of railroad were built
in New Jersey last year.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-26

A FfSnch newspaper points out how
the passion for gambling is shown in
England. SO that even in the wedding
noticesi: is necessary TO state that there
were 500 cards"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-26

ENGINES ON the Pennsylvania railroad
use $4,000 tons of sand annually.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-26

-FOUR Chinese converts were admitted
as members OF the Presbyterian church
at indianapolis two weeks ago.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-26

BUSINESS just now is unusually brisk at
New Orleans, and the city is said 10 be
crowded with visitors almost beyond
precedent-a majority of whom are
merchants and traders. This, too, not
withstanding the severity of the wealth
er which is more or less interfering
with river commerce. At Helena,
Ark, for instance, a lot of cottor ready
to be shipped is reported almost mac
cessible on account ofthe snow, which
is at that point more than twelve inches
deep. The season, indeed, in all that
part of the country seems to have been
absolutely much more inclement than
exception noted, it seems to have slim
ulated rather than retarded business
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31
rhe I,reconeilabtes ReeoneiIed.

An the Radical Rings are at work to Sc
cure harmony for Garfield and Arthur
Grant has already come To the front and to
show how dearly he loves the ticket has a
greed that Madam Grant and himself shall
spend some few daysin the bosom of Abrams
family.
Conkling, the lusty hero of Canonchet,
has signified his intention to abandon his
Cupidean courses and until the froSts of No
yember TO launch his amorous shafts against
the bosom of the democratic party,
Blaine, though still little sulky, will
soon be as gentle as Il sucking dove, and will
sing Garfield as sweetly IS nightingale.
John Sherman, though busily engaged in
settling his balances with the Shylocks who
have aided him in plundering the many in
behalf of the few, knows that he dares not
submit his action to democratic inspection.
and knows that both Garfield and Arthur so
well understand the science of " subtraction,
divi,ion and silence" that he will earn four
wears OF personal security hy their triumph
Bill Chandler, still swearing he never
would consent, consented. Every represent
alive of every job that has assailed Congress
for twenty years, is swinging the Garfield *
Arthur banner to the breeze. Theincentive
that controls the whole lot Is the cohesive
power of public plumber" and theapprehen-
sion that democratic asccndancy would eX-
pose the misdeeds of themselves and their
party during their long retention Of power.
These leaders and their followers hate each
other as the devil does holy water but the
promise of unlawful gain and the immunity
for past offences that the success Of Garfield
x Arthur assures compels them into COM
partnership in their behalf Their efforts
will be desperate, but unayailing. The 4th
of next March will witness theinaugnration
Of HANCOCK, and will also witness an hegi-
IA of thieves the like ofwhich has not before
been known in historic times.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31
The She~emdouh TaIley.

In the North, during the war, this Valley
was appropriately called the "Grana.y of
the Confederacy," and, therefore, all the
deadly machinery that the inventive genius
of the eternal yankee nation could summon
in aid of victory was hurled against her TO
desolate her rich and fruitful places. 1t is
in no spirit Of complaint that we make this
statement, for the unhappy strife is over and
once more emblems of peace and goodwill
cover the country with gladness and pros
peritv from Bangor to New Orleans, from
the mouth Of the Columbia River to the CO.
raj Reefs of Florida. We do make i to call
the attention of the Country TO the fact that
the great natural resources that the Creator
has giyenus in a few years enabled our peo-
pie 20 obliterate every vestige of Sheridan's
Ride. to bury under blooming harvests the
grim spectre of want, and the bad passions
tegotteu by the war.
There is no territory under the sun Of e.
quail area that is so richly blessed. Our
creeks are fed by eternal springs, and are so
distributed in our whole extent that their
bounty is common Offering OT lands
Weld bountiful returns in all the crops that
/ are known in Incorporate ATTITUDES Corn,
/ Wheat, Timothy, Blue-Grass, Glover, Oats,
/ Rye, Barley-all develope with security
and fruitiulness that is not elsewhere known
I on the Continent. Horses, Cattleand Sheep
develop stronger bone ndmore physical en-
DURANGO. size, and consequent productvcness,
than in any country with which we are ac-
quainted.
Our valleys and mountains meet every
where in a loving embrace, andcover uswith
food of beauty, that make poets ard heroes
I of cur men, and battle the brcws of ourmaid-
ems with a spirit of eEchantmentthat is more
efficient in the conquest of our Northern
neiehbors than the thunders Of JacksOn'sal-
most inyincible host In short, there is no.
thing good than anybody else has thatwe do
not have as our inheritance, or anything
bad in climate or morals that does not per-
ish before il can obtain foOthold.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31
TOO T'hia !

The fact may rs well be admitted first as
last that the nomination of Garfield and
Hancock leaves the partition wall between
the two great political parties Of the coun-
try exceedingly thin--ia fact, the gauzlesJ
bit Of tapcstrv.-BroGd-1r.
in the foregoing the editor betrays re-
markable dulmcss for Il Broad-Ar. The ei-
fort of the democratic party-'cf which Gen.
Hancock is now the representative man-to
disperso as far as possible the enormous con
centrations of power that in consequence OF
the war have been gathered in the general
government, disproyes the assertion that
"the partition wall between the two great
political parties of the country is exceed
" thin" Gen. Hancock stands now where
he did in 1867 when he uttered those memo
rabe words "The great principles OF
American Liberty are still the lawful inner
itance of this people and ever should be. >
Gen. Garfield takes issue with him when he
advocates soldiers at the polls and an army
of Federal Supervisors to control elections
in the States The partition wall thin"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31
The STATE ConrentIon.

We have not BOW time nor space TO do
more than give the result of the action OF
the Democracy in Convention assembled IT
Martinsburg on wednesday, and Thursday
last. About one thousand delegates were
present. Big, medium-Sized and little DEM
ocratic guns were there. Hon. John ).
Davis was the Temporary Chairman; Hon.
ID. d. johnson, Permanent Chairman; j.
b. Peyton, Secretary; r. +. Herner, James
Scrercin. and j. Ed Duke, assistants, and
all the democratic editors present were also
requested to act rs Secretaries. Col. H. W.
BAYLOR was Chairman of this Senatorial Dis
trict delegation; and VIM. L. Wilson chair
man Of the Jefferson County delegation.
Hon. c. J. Faulkner was put in nomna-
ton for Governor by ". l.. Wilson, Esq. ol
this county. 1t was, in the estimation oI
many. considered the nominating speech Of
the Convention; and the Conventions osti-
mate of his abilities as public speaker MAJ
be somewhat judged by his subsequent cleo
ton. hv reclamation. Is Presidential Elcctoi
for the State at large Hon. J. B. Jackson
and Hon. G.. w. Jeilcrs were also placed III
nomination. Hon j. b. jackson was no
minated on the lSt ballot,-and then b!
reclamation on the motion Of Col. I. j
J. Faulkner ,Jr., seconded by splendid
speech by w. l.. Wilson. The Convention
made the following nominations:
Goyernor-IIon. !. b. Jackson;
Joseph :. Miller;
Treasurer-IhOmas o'Bricn;
Attorney Gencral-C c. Watts;
Judge of Supreme Court Of Appeals
c. Green, of Jefferson
State Superintendent of Free Schools
L. Butcher
Hons. f. c. Cracralt, of Wheeling, IN,
W. l.. Wilson, of Jefferson, were unani
mously chosen pre':d,a,ial Electors q
large.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31
Nominatio, Of .Iudge Hope.

The choice of the Congressional COnven-
ton of the Second district, yesterday, Is one
which cannot fail to commend itself to the
great body of its citizens. Judge Hoge Is
not politician in any sense of the word he
has made no canvass of his district for the
purpose of securing influence or votes; he
has spent no money in questionable man
ner. and vet no man went into the cOnyen-
ton with 50 many friends, or as faithful
ones. His high intellectual qualities, genial
manners. and warm-heartedneSS have Sc
cured for himmany devoted friends, and they
are assured that in his election the interests
of the district will be abundantly taken care
of. and the State secure representative of
which il can Justly be proud. There were
four competitors for the prize, ninty-one
votes being the number requisite to secure
a nomination. Hon. b. +. Martin led on
the first ballot, scoring 81 votes, against IS
for Judge Hoge, IS for Hon. ID. b. Lucas
and - for Captain Bradford. This ratio
was maintained until the fourth ballot, when
the friends of the latter withdrew that gem
tleman's name, the bulk of his strength
going TO Messrs. Hoge and Lucas. At the
conclusion of the seventh ballot, which
stood: Martin. "A; Hogc, 81, and Lucas IS,
a recess was taken until T. NJ. On reas-
sembling, and before the eighth ballot was
taken. Mr.. Lucas withdrew his name, and
after much excitement and changing OF
votes. the result was announced is 90 for
Judge Hoge and 81 for Hon. b. F. Martin.
Mr. Martin came forward and pledged his
hearty support of the nominee, and the Con
yention adjourned amid great enthusiasm
Injecting Register, 24fh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31
MagnanimouS Conduct.

A dispatch from Winchester to the Alex
andria Gazette says:
The convention to select delegates to the
Alexandria convention met the canvass be
tween f. z. cambridge and Major Holmes
Conrad being close and exciting. Finding
that he would equally divide the delegation.
but endanger the harmony of the party be-
cause of the heated contest, Mr.. cambridge
withdrew from the candidacy in stirring
speech, which was welcomed with the Wild
est enthusiasm. Delegates were then Sc
lected, many of whom were the original
supporters Of cambridge The delegates
were instructed to urge the nomination OF
Major Conrad so long as his name was be-
fore the convention. Major Conrad appear
ell before the convention and WAS received
with dcafening applause. He made an elo-
quent speech, referring in feeling terms tc
the action of the convention, the magnani-
nous conduct of Mr.. cambridge and the
prospect of success of the party"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31
SoUrHWARD

CONVICTIONS Train so. J ensa. ,r q
Shenandoah Junction uith y. so. tail awe
Sew York 1917. 81. Philadelphia u p. D. ~
Baltimore % and 90 a. s., and Wan ','-
lOA. 81 .,
Train No. connects % shcpandosh -s'.'
uiih Baltimore and Obip tad5Jund q ai''
ing ~ washiogtju 80 p D., BI'nro-e
+. 81, philadelphia $50 y. b., Yes ''-
A. NJ, snd leaves ChafestDWn alter ile o..
of T.. & o. train leaving Sew York s.-' 81 -
Philadelphia il.fJ 4. u, BaiunoIe go D." -
Washington 4. - y. ".
Train 40. 8 connects al SheDshdNa.
niih y. and o. train. arriving 90 N.fl
g45A. ~, BALTIMORE lilo i. H., Ili'ii
q 81 r. ~, New York 1910 4. n.
Passengers from Mifiins5nrg Or anf
on :. v. Il. H.. take trains leaving Nafin'.
C.25 A. ". aud 7.lJ =. 81.
Passengers from Shcphcfdstrn i'f A-
burg take trains and 3.
Passenger. for Luray take stage 90 bea'9.'
Nfguffffsff sUn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31

Despite public aversion to third term,
as manifested at Chicago last month, Gen.
L. ;. Grant has again been chosen president
this time of New Mexico mining COM
pany, whose property, rich i'll copper ore
aud gold placers, is located in Santa Fee and
Bernallio counties, \. NJ, and comprises
some $4,000 acres. Mr. Geo. William Bal
lou was its president and is still largely in
terested ia the enterprise. Grant will have
his headquarters in New York and draw q
princely salary. There's millions in it.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31

The New York Nation is a Republican
journal, though it was opposed to what was
known rs "Grantism." 1t has this to say
of the soldier who heads the great Demo
cratic hosts in the present struggle:
"There is not Il word to be said against
Gen. Hancock personally. He is gallant
soldier and honest gentleman.
a better and Drawer man
Never rode in battles van
Soldier for soldier he is vastly preferable
TO Gen. Grant. lie has not won as many
fights, but he has won enough. Wearc sure
he would keep better company and take
much higher view Of his own official respon-
sibilities"
A candidate against whom mot word
can be said" ought to be a struas candidate.
And sach he will prove to be.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31

According to the Philidclphia T.ac' an
old, Woodworking ard wealthy farmer OF
Franklin, Pa, Jaeoo Shsllcr7sf by nama,
out-Tanaercd Tanner i. 1870, whcl Ike fast
ed 81 days, taking Only gum arabic water
and brandy as H., daily fare. On this Diet
lie outgrew ca.arrh of 30 years standing
and which at last had induced AN attack OF
biliousncss and indigestion. lie lived !
years after the angular cure.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31
NORTnWARD.

CONNECTIONS Train No. l ,6li. ,-,'-
shenandoah June wiii Baltimore pa y,--.,..rs
arriving at Washington - J. ~ yo-f
1885 +. ~, Philadelphia $50 i. ~ -''-
ESQ AN. f~.e uifb
Train No. 4 CONNECTS Il Sbenandoal g'a', ~, A.
-. 80. train, arriving az Ha.hiL .fs0K
NJ. Baltimore lilo a. ", PhhadeiPI4
81. New York 1910 2. N. f.-e. uii
Train so. G Connect. al Shenantoaa :. ~ pta
r. q. train leaving New York 1000 T. - p
adelphia ll.S0 y. 81, Baltimore 100
A. 81. and Washington 30 4. y. st.t.,ff
pss'encers from MartinsbBrg 90 n
town take trains leaving MartinsbH's 90
or 7.l5 Z. ". ...-. -.~,l D
Passengers fr0m :. '. X: stsuol
function iuF Martinsburg take TRAM s.-l
All trains daily except Sunday. 81
time thstof baltimore. Stations M@iA
are HAs ''"' JOSEPH H. sAADn,
G. II. Dropltr, Gyni Pas''r. Ags'N
June >, lso0.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31
MEesf OF al.

Baltimore, Sid, March 3, 1919.
DR.. t. v Pierce
Dear Sir-My family have used your Ia
yorite Prescription and il hasdoa' a.l that
is claimed for it. u isthc best Of all pre-
par;tioas for women complaints. recon-
nerd it to all families
G. 5. WATERMAN, Druggist
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31

The Broad-Ar is the title of paper at
Fellowsyille, Preston County, the first num-
of which was issued on the Dist. Its motto
is "Hew true to the line, let the chips fall
where they may" 1t is to be neutral in
nothing-independent in all things. We
wish it prosperity. 1t is printed on new
type, good paper, and presents good ap-
pearanCe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31
80 TIRGIYIA FREE MS

rici rPpaus is ae'r dress this 'ceek, are
propos i3 fyrSj& 10 ac,c subscribers al
flfy Cats o.- Four Months from this
dgte u ,rU take az oetire part 4" TIE
cares, BIT icU not entirely surrender its
roinas 70 p,iities. Il shall be Our effort
60 m1id,i, BE reputation Of this paper as
g,e " OIL Family JomneL'
.LLLl1 1SSl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31
EXTENSIVE SALES or
E.g.g'E9 eg.y'E3 SE'0GA
ON TEE
25th and 26th days Ct August.

rlN!IE subscriber Third Annual sheep Sale
! will take place at 'itrliame"T. lear W.
jackson. Shenandoah County, Va on ihe 18th
Of AUCrST NEXT. commencing 81 T. o'clock.
some 800 pu7c-brcI CO.swOld an-i sod.hdown
Sheep will bc sold, compTf iag--
20 vcarlns Co;swoll and South Town Rams,
III lives -
also some few higl.-brea KENTUCKY SHORT
HORNS.
g-a Trains will leave on morning Of sale and
return that evening Washington, Frederick
HagerstOwn Martinsburg, and siaunlon,
stopping at al intermediate stations I'cH $,
nj HtIF fare rates and good for ForEdays For
particular, of both sales. rs 10 the running Of
rains see railroad posters which will be post
eli at all stations, Just before The sale
GILBERT ;. MEM.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31

We not2a moy, on the part IF the @'.izcrs
Of Abbeyille, 5. c. instead Of cTeetias q
monumea. to the dca, war heroes OF iha,
district, thcy propose to crdow series Of
scholarships in adjacent colleges Tor the CHI
dren Of these lamcnted boys in gray. Where
money is rs scarce as it must be IL DiXic
tlil is n il s'ioald b., and better consTltS,
we may he sure, the wishes OF the dead.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31

Judge Jno. Blair Hoge was nominated for
Congress, on the eighth ballot, at the Fair
mont Convention on Monday. The body
is represented to have been large and en-
thusiastic. In our next issue we will be
able to give the proceedings.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31
non. john Blair Hose Tor Congress.

The ,ul, at Fairmonl Is already known
% our readers. Whatever the preferences
OF personal wishes of our people before the
n1m'al.iol. the universal feeling is that it
ms h.lca d able, upright and fithfGl
;llIs suI theumiyersal desire is to sup
r,-, II Ni.h beartiuess. zeal and enthusiasm.
judge lIose is no new man TO us. He Is rs
well known. rs highly respected and As
warmly lowell i'm Jefferson as in Berkeley.
We have uo. now to make known his quail
ii.lG1l, sor The honor he has received
They are universally recognized and con-
ccdcd. 4 thoroughly cultured mind, great
personal dignity and courtesy, unusual abil-
It's 81, q speaker and reaSoner, all these
aIlel % q >po.les, character and high-toned
patriotism. cannot fail to commend for their
,.o--es.,r position of usefulness and pro-
minca.e ia the National Congress. The
county OF Jefferson ratides the action of
the convention with warmth only less III
le,, .har It the choice had fallen upon enc
other owl sons. Judge Hoge's competitors
were I'm every way worthy of equal honor
H,a. p. =. Martin has, by common consent
b.ea fitlhl anil efficient representative
ami re,irai from office, not only with the
r,~pc-t of his constituents, but with their
war.a personal regard. Mr.. Lucas received
and deserved the unwavering support of his
friends, aud by his maguanimous conduct in
withdrawing Tor the ,akeo of harmony great
j. advanced himself in general favor. His
c,ll-, Is proud OF the hands omc support
accorded him from abroad, and comforts
herself I'm his failure of success this time,
with the assurance that his comparative
youth All superb abilities muslin good seal
sna secure for him all tha. his most devoted
friend, can desire
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31

When the children of the country learn
that the opposing presidential candidates are
Winfield and Garfield, they will not be slow
% Jump at the conclusion as to which will
win the field.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31

The Cincinnati Eaqvirer heads its dis
patches anent the hanging Of some negroes
down South "Black Drops" The night
editor of this Porkopolis Finder-out is
something of a genius in his way.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-07-31
Tsslc .sOg5ce.

V1rE who were purchasers iorcwao'a1r Tar
w mcr citizcus ir0m dee.inc With shay &
Co.. Kalamazoo, Michigan, who have been
pcdlliug the s1-cIiiod Separator ana Grader
shipped 10y the carload ia 20 k.'"ckI' own stare
nut ~ ina Slra.hur, Va. and pid to oar FAY
iners as a NJ ! Mil r.gy have been iil,ns
this Fan in Ibis coIatg tnr rom So - 80
which hl- caused ecir;li Dissatisfaction tnr'
or. thc frming community. L03k oui, Val
ley people. fNNVli.'aHi'''
f'.i.. 70 fa.t-