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Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-08-31

Lumber at cost at Vessey's.
Furniture at cost at Henry Vessey's.
Large stock of canned goods at Lyons.
New stock Of fresh groceries, cheap as
the cheapest. L. LYON
All kinds Of garden fruits at Vessey's.
,Mackerel, salmon, white fish, hallibut,
herring, etc. L.'LYoN.
Henry vessey's Is the place to get good
bargains. &a.f2
New stock Of Chicago hams At Henry
yessey's. ,gy
Bargain in dry goods the coming week
at Lyons.
Those desi1ing to obtain choics fruits
can do SO by calling Al 1Churchill's.
WANrED-A girl to do general house
work. Good wages will be paid. L. Lyon.
If you want the best thresher manu-.
featured, call on elder Inman. y
Groceries at wholesale and retail cheap
for casl: at Lyons. as
Lumber at Henry Vessey's at $40. Will
n!ot be undersold by any lumber dealer
% Jamestown and don't you forget it.
Farmers, call on Lambert Smith if you
want your machinery fixed up in good
shape.
Please take notice. L. Lyon sells the
best groceries and cheaper than any house
town. ..
Henry Vessy keeps one Of the best
selected stocks of groceries in the North
West, and don't you forget it.
L. LYON.
Shingles, moaldings etc. sold by J.sR.
Winslow.
Curtin is closing out large apd we'll
selected stock of clocks at cost.
Four new breaking plows for sale at
half price for cash at L. Lyons.
For sash, doors and blinds just call on
] r. Winslow.
Harvesting gloves for sale cheap at L
Lyons
H. L. Inman sell the famous John
Deer plows. They are the best and cheap
est 1w
If you want a No. bill of flooring,
sash, doors and blinds, just call on J. X.
Winslow.
Remember that Curtin will pay the
highest market price for wheat at biz
warehouse.
Persons knowing themselves indebted
to me will please come forward and make
immediate payment, as have disposed Of
,ny business here, and wish to settle up
al accounts. HENRY VEssEY.
For all kinds of sewing machine repairs
and needles call on Elder Inman. Chew
ing gum furnished lady customers.
J. r, Winslow sells the best quality ol
lumber and building material, sold il
jamestown and don't you forget it. 4
II yeu want Randall Harrow, call or
b. I. 1nman. He keeps full line.
Elder Inalan Is the man 70 20 to to gel
. wagon. buggy. OF anything in that line
He will have on haad . large stock Of
bobsleds and sleighs this fall. Buggief
and wagons now on hand It
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-08-31

connection with that Office. he would no.
doubt win. Il
Capt. Snider, Of Minneapolis, accom-.
paincd by Mr.. j. W. Pence, Of the same
place, made the Alert Office short visit
yesterday morning. Mr.. Pence is presi-
dent of the City National Bank Of Mime
apolis and interested with Mr.. Snider in
several thousand acres of choice farming
land, attrlbutary to this place.
Since our last issue Mr.. George H. Nor
wood, Georgia; Joseph Medill and DR..
Ong, OF Ohio, returned to jamestown f.om
their trip south along James river valley
They were well pleased with the country,
and have all three secured section each
ON which they propose to settle in the
spring Mr.. Norwood intends to put up
fine residence and open large farm and
will bring some imported stock with him.
I. w. Fields, who has for the past few
months been engaged in the jewelry bust.
ness in this place has sold cut and will
return to Fargo, where he expects to en-
gage in the same business. Since Mr.. F.
came amongst US be has made many
friends, all of whom will regret to learn
of his departure. The Alert
wishes Mr.. Fields much success and hap.
piness, 60 where he may.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-08-31

Democratic County Convention.
A Democratic County convention will
be held Saturday, Sept. 4th, 1880, in the
court house at Jamestown, at 9, p. M, for
the purpose Of electing 1 delegate to
the Territorial Democratic Convention to
be held at Sioux Falls, Sept. 18th.
All democats are requested to attend.
D. NJ. KELLHHRR, Chairman Dem. Com.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-08-31

Farmers of Stutsman County.
wish to inform you that I expect te
be able to use all the wheat raised in
Stutsman county to run my new Touring
mill and therefore offer the higest mark.
ct price, and ! an ready to buy. A. KLAUS.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-08-31
Notice.

Present County orders Nos. Sc, 81 and
So. at treas1rer's Office for payment.
TuOs. S. COLLINS, Treas. Stutsmau Co..
D. +. Aug. 18th. 1880.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-08-31
7 HE JAMESTOWN ALERT.
ISSUED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING
By MARSHALL MCCLURE.
Onicial Paper Of stutsm.n Coun "

Terms Payable In Advance.
ONE COPY, one year, 500
ONE COPY, six months, 81 90
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-08-31
Change Of Base.

A. "A. Allen has moved bis law Office
next door west Of the Jamestown Bank.
b4t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15
GLENVIEW.

Bay horse &c hands high foalcd 1875. Bred by A. j
Alexander, WOodburB, KY
by BepIsnt ,src of NutwOod, 2.2S: MI Dcsnera IN
dunn 81 Dick Moore 29Il. of AeNundcrs Abdalat
tsre OF Solsmith Maid 2Il; Rosaind, pa IhOrndale
222,; Major Ed.i. Az and ~. Elmo 2SO) son of Rys
dyks Ilambctunan (sire of Dexter. 2lt4; Nete. III
y; Lady Banker 223; Orange Gi. 234; Breeze, 22'
James Howell, jr., 2.2i: and othCrsl. .,
First dam Fsdete by AleNandcrs AbdaGh sire OF Hold
smith Maid, 2.l4: Rosand, 22N Thorndale 22!s Major
Edsa. IN -. + limo, 2a Amont and others second
LghtsOme dam Of the great ractnare Sann oy I'M
ported Glencoe Third dam Leysty by imported Trustee
Fourth dam Vandsls dam by Imported Tranby tith dam
Luclla 10y Trumpetcr. sixth dam Lucy by Orphan syv
enh dam Lady Grey by Robn Grey Eighth dam Maria 10y
Meier Ly Imported Medley. Ninth dam by Imported
lghrycr Tenth dam by Imported fetrnauEht Eleventh
dam py Ariel brother 10 Partner Twelfth dam by import
ed AK OF Diamonds Thirteenth dam Old Diamond tcai
ed Duchesl by Cncns arabian Both jack OF Diamond
and Old Diamond imported by Gen SpottsSOod ana
both were by Cullens Arabian Fourteenth dam ny Grs
woods Lady Thigh by Crofts Partner titeenh cam bN
Greyhound. Sixteehth dam Soponishs dam by Cur|ln
Ray Barb Seventeenth dam hy De Arcys Chestnut Nara
h.sn. Eighteeath dam BY Whiteshrt. Nineteenth dam
Montague Mare. -
This elegant colt in shape size color and disposition
and finely gated promising To ne very fast
lie will weigh aO He sire Of one Of the ht>SAt
WrAnlings have Mis- granddan lEhisoile
bluest hoodcd Of the thuroughhres ana hs
confirmed her excellence by producing such grand perform
Salina CrucnN. and Others He viii make the sea
$50, Last season his former owners. McFerran
of Kentucky, charged tlUo for the season
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15

Considerable complaint has come to US from
Rutland people abou, the condition OF the road
from the city line in East Ottawa to what is
known AS the White bridge across the canal. II
belongs to the town Of Ottawa to fix that part OF
the road and as il is in bad condition it needs
attention. II Ottawa will gravel her part OF the
road the Rutland people say their town will
gravel 1t from the bridge northward to the blum
The offer is liberal one, and Ottawa ought to
take them up. The road is used Ms much rs any
one coming into Ottawa, and our town should
take pride in keeping it in such condition As
not to drive the Rutland and Norway people to
Marscillcs to do their trading.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15

err money or labor for that purpose; and also to
all those persons for right OF way over whose
lands the church passed in being moved to It's
present location;
=. That in like manner we tender our thsnks
To our Methodist brethren Of Yale church for
the use OF their house Of worship in which to
hold religious services during the removal OF our
own church hou-e; ar
3 That our thanks are also due to BRO. "n''
&. Trumbo for ms liberality in donating 10 Tue
church a new and substantial platform and front
walk about Nav last,
Martin McGowan desires the writer to say
thai he il not the author of the articles signed
&C" and hopes those cvlldisposcd persons
who have imputed them to him will deslst.
Jimmie Wilkinson says, to he IN style, he'll
publish a denial" too If they don't "let up
on the racket" T.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15
The Ottawa Free Trader.
C. N. SHAW.

No citizen ur Ottawa or Ia Saccouuty In making up his
list Of newspapers Tor the coming wear, should omit In
cude In 1t the OTTAWA tEEs TRADER Its the oldest pa.
per published ia the county IL II the largest gives the most
reading matter and with exception, Is the only paper
in the county ali the reading II which prepared
selected home and with careful and sudUus reference
Ia the wants and tastes Of it, subscribers In this
spect other paper In the world prut much matter
adapted to the wants OF "a Sale county readers. IL tells
you OF all that happens county worthy newspaper
mention the crimes casualties social events aud popular
Gathering movements aud resolves u gives you the pro-
ceodngs Of the SUPERVISOR of all the courts ard all that
transprrs In the public uccs " city county and tells
you Of oil LEGAL political movements and Who aud what
Candidates for office are whom To vote for not you
like, and Who is elected; and thousand and other
thing that you get In other paper Besides t 10
gives well prepared weekly resume uf the general for
sn and inland home and foreign markets. political
events discussions &c Yet doing all this, and being the
paper the county and having the largest circaa-
ton coats FyIv Cents ies' than most other papers
In the county. ts subscription price being but = 90 =
year In advance In short, voter taxpayer house.
holder In the county discharge all the duties Of honest
citizenship Who does not regularly rrsd The OTTAWA FREE
'TRApEE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15

The heavy rains Of Saturday and Sunday I'M
dcrmincd the trestle.work of Il bridge on the Pa.
ducah road few miles south Of Strcator. On
Monday morning, as train was passing over,
the bridge gave way, prccipltatnS the locOmo.
tive, baggage aud smoking cars into the water,
and dashins them into thousand fragments.
No one was killed, but several Of the railroad
employees were severely injured, one of them
perhaps fatally.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15

Osman e Ilapcman have just received the new
spring aud summers tylcs Of the above celebrated
patterns, and will keep constantly on hand all
the sizes Of the different patterns.
The patterns are highly praised 10y the press
and the people They comprise all the latest
und best styles Of ladies and childrcn's dress,
are graded in size and put up in envelopes ON
which are printed illustrations and full dcscrip.
tions Of the garments in French and English
they are sold at prices ranging from 10 to 81
cents and the catalogue is said to include the
Mrgcst and ono complete assortment Of useful
aud fashionable designs. Catalogue sent on APP
p'icntion aud any pattern sent postpaid on re
Ccpt Of price rs marked in the catalogue.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15
WASHINGTON LETTER.


WAsHINGToN, ID. c.. May 10 1880
! Boss Shepard, who reconstructed Washing
ton on grand scalc-pavlng the streets, lay
Ing on, parks, planting innum"rahc trees, ana
making the American Capital the most beau
tItul city in tins hemisphere, is gone, He is
not dead, but has departed to to take charge
of some silver mine in Mexico. Five years
ago he was amilionaire, now he is IA bankrupt,
The rcnovator and bcautfer of the city, he
will be remembered as the Baron liausmann
Of Washington. He has modcrnized the
American Capital ~ llausmann mOdernizcd
Paris. As far rs streets and parks are con
ccrncd, little remains to be done-Shepard
crowded the work of thirty years into three
years, and now private enterprise il rapidly
adding the architectural supplement of urban
grandeur. On every street and IN almost every
square new and beautiful ediccs are in pro
cess of erection.
People of wealth and leisure find Washing
ton most agreeable place of winter residence,
and Swans, soldiers, statesmen and ey.statcs-
men find here an affinity in science, literature,
politics or art, such as can be- found elsewhere
only in cities of tie first magnitude. EXscna-
tors, cX cabinet ministers and cY members
have made OF Washington n permanent home.
Berct by ylCisitudcs of politics of official dig
nifty, they still lingcr around the scenes of
their past influence. When gazing at the
marble palaces that the government has built,
hri, hat Ian,
built, the asphalt streets and beautiful parks
laid out by Boss Shepard, one cannot help
thinking OF the splendid desolation that will
reign here when the Capital OF the United
some whcrc-ward, to the scientific centre of
the Union
Although three Of the most important ap-
preparation bills are yet to be reported, and
although only eighteen working days of this
month remain, there are members who still
believe that il Is possible for congress to nd.
journ by the first day Of June On the other
hand others, and they seem to be IN the ma,
jority, say that 1t will be impossible for them
to do 50. Two more Of the appropriation bills
Will he ready tor presentation to the President
on Tuesday next, viz, the lnuian and the
Consular and Diplomatic. They Will be sign.
ed, thus making SIX of the regular series OF
appropriation bills which will have become
laws. The Legislative bill Will not be report
ed t" the house until Tuesday or Wednesday
! 1t must then be printed, and consequently 1t
will he near the close Of the week before It can
be called up for consideration, This bill ordi.
narily takes up good deal of time, and the
proceedings upon it at this session will hardly
be an exception. \ member from Tennessee
proposes 10 offer an amendment at the very
start which will lead to an extended discuss.
ion. The amendment ~ to fix the salary OF
the President again at S25 900, and the propo,
sitlon never fails to excite a good deal of dis
custom
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15

CATrLE-Eytra grade shipping steers, $4,000
81 90 good to choice natives, $3.50 Si5j; feeders
fair to good 49, 500 - 90; COW. common to fair,
SO 6OU34O
WOoL--ThC market has a weak tone both here
and at the east asingratcs from store for eastern
eastern Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois wool range
as follows; Tub washed bright 5OW 30 y n; do
dingy aud coarse 4jW4sc fleece. washed medium
4Sd50c r ~ do fine i3G45c; do coarse 400 toe ;
unwashed medium 30635c; do coarse 2G630c;
do fine bright 25m2Sc; do heavy 20G25c; bucks
fleece lNGtIDc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15
DON COSSACK.

This grand horse bred by J. c. NcGerran SON al
Gleuyew Farm jefferson county by and sold to Mr.
Cation Don COSSACk was fOaed April s. 1866. got by
August belmont by Rysdyks Hamhetunan; LIST dam Lam
Lass by AleNandcrs Abdailah by lsysdyks HanOtto
nan I'd dam by Mambruo Chief the sire OF Lady Thorn
2lSa WOOdford MamhrinU 2lH. North star MamOrlnO
226 aud very others 81 dam mare sent from ONO
10 Kentucky Ia De bred to MambrnO Chief.
Don COSSACK when years old irOttrd full mile In
AZ and seated IL in 25 In the fall AT the Louisville il
he defeated excellent colts first mile in ~ and troted
the last half Of the third mile In LII. thus demonstrating
hS ability do turf duty He weighs about l5O pounds
his motion true and gay dancing mas
tcrs. lie viii make the season for 500. to limited
uuslbcr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15

The poor and humble, alike with the rich anl
powerful, find in DR. Bulls Cough Syrup true
tried and trusted friend. Price 25c u bottle.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15
LEVIATHAN.

LEvIATHAN large pspplc gray. full blcoded Perch
erun Norman Horse, Imported BY VI. W. Durham, OF
WAYNE IN lEVIATHAS will weigh about 2Ct0 pounds
his great size he is very active, handling
himself we'll We respectfully refer The Pcrcheron
Norman stud Book, Vol revised edition, No. $50 PAGE
iOs" LEVIATHAN will make the season for $50
tF-Msrcs will will be kept the farm for rcasonshe
sum during the season.
All COMMUNICATIONS should be addressed TO
T. w. JERREMS.
rebAsmcs 20. Box CSC. Joliet niA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15
Tho yoItaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich,

WIN send their celebrated Electro yOtaic Belts to
afflicted upon 20 days trial. Speedy cures guaranteed
They mean what they say Write TO them without delay
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May II, 1850.
The Times Of yesterday says:
On the board Of trade business was q little
quiet on yesterday. The attendance Of operators
was fnlly as large as usual, but a rather conser-
vatiye feeling prevailed, and the trading on the
floor was at times quite slow. Prices were also
easier, closing on Change for cash property as
fnIlnus.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15

irg Goods PURCHASED. IRON
MS, should they fall to please
can be returned any TIM
within 0rtccn days. and III II
good ordrrD ,hty tchU be ,r
changed or money refunded.
Pdrnsy uishWg 10 lOOi
through osr stock to get our
prices and So, the dirveHI
styles Will receive the SAINT
attention uhrth,r hey ,rrh
"a purchase or not,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15
A CARD.

To all who suffering FROM the and rdscrcons
Of youth weakness early decay loss Of manhood,
Sc, will send recipe that VIII cure you, FREE OF
CHANGE. This great remedy was discovered by mission
airy in South America Scnl scifaddresscd envelope to
the REV. JosFrH T ISMAS, SEhop y, NtI0 York Ctty,
Anrl l1-lN..n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15
Solid Men,,

Woghing from 200 10 So
pounds, We have a large stocl
Of Goods, suitable FOR ycW
wear. We make a .Aclalt,
ofextrG-si.e iothiig, ana a.,
showing II large assortment O
coats ana rests, sizes rom (.
t. Is breast measure. will
pants 10 ,ldtch.
Also large sizes IN WurStcd
LorSkiH & CdSsimer> rents
Flannel and Alpaca Coats
Linen and .ilpacD Busters.
EtC
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15

Passengers are carried on freight trains as follows:
Eas;................ los Wes...i0 p NJ. 46j p n
A. KINBALL D.yIpM HALL. L. ST. JONI,
ticucral Sunt Agent at Ottawa t;enl TIKI Pas Agt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15
THE MARKETS..
ottawa Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, Nav IL, 1870.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-15

other ~cctlon, and then they won't get enough
TO hrag Of
\ report that the Chicago, Pekin & 5. W
railroad was TO start up again causes "A sac
smile 10 play over our farmers faces At frs
they we're enthusiastic over the road, and turn
ed out and almost killed themselves digging
up their farms TO accommodate the ralroadcrs
Mr.. Trumbo even employed large gang OF
men TO assist on the road and succeeded in
digging ditch seventy feet wide and thirty
feet deep diagonally across his farm. Othe,
farmers did the same, and then the company
busted" 1t would make II stone weep to Sc,
those farmers congrcgated upon the bank con
templatIng what a devil Of muss" they had
made, and the length - time il would be be-
fore they got their pay for the damage they
had done. They have been longing ever since
10 hear the voice of the paymaster. They are
more Liable To hear Gabriels trump first how
ever.
Tbe c. 7. church, newly plsstered and furp
i-hcd. was re-dedica;ed last Sabbath by Rev
j. q. Foster, the pastor. Its debt is already
paid. The church has requested the writer u
insert the following resolutions:
WHEREAS, Alta meeting of the Hudson Con
gregati on &. +. church, Grand Rapids, Ill, held
Jan. 18th, 1890 il was decided by vote TO remove
20 Grand Ridge; and whereas, the said church
house has been removed and Is now located in
cast Grand Ridge; and whereas, considerable aid
has been rendered both ia labor and money by
persons not members Of our church; therefore
Rssols<d, !. That we hereby tender vote o.
thanks TO sll persons who assisted by giving eth
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-02-27

As they sat upon the steps he claimed
the right to kiss for every shooting star.
She at first demurred, as became modest
maiden, but finally yielded. She was even
so accommodating as to call his attention TO
flying mstcors that were about to escape his
observation, and then got to sailing" him
on lightning.bugs, at last got him down to
steady work on the light Of lantern that
q man was swinging at depot in distance
where trains we're switching.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-02-27

DEATH STRUGGLE BETWEEN CAT AND
A RATTLEsNAKE.-Abou three weeks ago.
during the beautiful sunny weather we have
had which induced the trees to bud and
bloom, was walking in my garden one
morning, thinking about preparing for an
early starting for spring vegetables, when
saw large rattlesnake summing. My first
impulse was to 90 to the house, get gun
and kill it. But looking around. I saw a
very large house cat cautiously creeping
upon the reptile. Anticipating fight, and
equally desirous Of getting rid Of the cat,
which killed chickens, concluded to wit.
ness his attack upon the snake. The cat
crawled upon its stomach, pulling along on
its feet, whisking its tail from side, to side,
and every now and then stretching its neck
to view the snake. When about eight or
ten feet off the snake suddenly coiled up,
sprung. its rattle, faced the cat and darte1
its forked tongue out rapidly. The cat
commenced rapid circle around tn, snake.
so fast in fact that the eyes could hardly
keep up with it. At last it got near enough
and made dart at its enemy, but through
providential reason it went high above the
snake, which also struck at the cat, thus
breaking its coil. The cot went too far aud
by the time it had turned to face its foe,
the reptile was again coiled and ready for
the attack. The same method was adopted
and carried on for four or FIVE times, occu.
pying at least half an hour. The cat wished
to catch the snake, but seemed aware that
if it missed the mech it would be certain
death. At the sixth assault they met and
instantly the snake was wrapped in several
folds around the body Of the cat, which
used its sharp claws with deadly effect
The cat had been bitten on the head and
neck several times, and both continued to
fight The snake was torn nearly 10 shreds,
but did not unloose it's coil around its victim.
The poison was swift aud deadly, but before
the cat died it caught the snakes head in
It's mouth and crushed Il, and fighting they
died, the snake enwrapping the cot in its
coils. The snake measured four feet eight
inches and had thirteen rattles -American
(Ga.) Republicans.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-02-27

OLp IKE ARoUsED--"Look hea, Han.
ner, you an mes bin gittin' long fo' nigh
onter fawty year and ain 'tayer had a fuss yit,
but ef eber kelohes You pealin' saters an
scrspin' dc hair often pigs feet agn wild
my razer, I'll. wipe de Kitchen Ao' up 90
clean and sliok wild you dat the cat can't
stan on IL. Now you heah Ike preachin'
ter yer, an il you spec ter 60 ter hebben
wild my good Will don't you poster my raser
any mo-. Han me dem mushroom" And
Hannah pushed the dish Of fried hogs ears
over to the excited lord and lie out Tor the
kitchen, where she commenced waltz and
sang:
"An he used to scrub de handle
Oh de big front doah."