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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-10-14

We think the extension of railroads greatly increase
the call for all kinds of timber However much coal and
hay may he used tor fuel timber absolute necessity null
ttndc OF purposes The constantly increasing will rapidly
absorb our surplus We look for stronger and rapid
improvement in timber than in farm lands
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-10-14
M ANKAT0
THE LEADING CITY OF SOUTHERN MINNESOTA

We can offer you Lots in the city proper, suitable for business
locations Lots IN all the Additions long time if parties will
improve.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-10-14

HEREF0RDS. about sSr ,A ,a.o GasaPe
read the BltEEDEKS' LIVE STOCK JOUR-
NAL-a large l6-page monthly, ut ii. year:
with LARGE, BEAUTIFUL OIL CHRONIC
off, group of Eight PRlZE-WlNNING HERE
FORl)S OF America. Send two 3-ccnt stamps
for sample copy, or q cents and receive II on
trial for three months. Address
BREEDERS' LIVE STOCK ASSOCIATION
lava Beecher, Will Co., Illinois.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-10-14

There are 16, 900 oyster mon in vir.
ginia.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-10-14
PROBATE NOTICE.

G. w. GILMORE,
1.-Two Attorney for Mortgagee.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-10-14
s SICK

Headache, yet Carters Little Liver Pilsare equally
valuable In Constipation, curing and preventing
this annoying complaint, while they also correct
and regulate the bowels. Even ii they only cured
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-10-14
HEAD

Ache they would be almost priceless to those who
suffer from this distressing complaint; but foru-
nately their goodness does not end here and those
who once try them will find these little pills yalu-
able in 30 many ways that they will not be willing
TO do without them. But after all sick head
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-05
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

NotIeA 10 the crsdtun Of the ena,s o,iloA,p,,
deceased, state Of West Virginia, CIV Al M weep
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling, "Sss@L
Ann sutton and 0therU,
W,
John ]. Jones, Administrator Of the kIr a..
eSt'to Of John Bishop deceased and 'AAuS'lI'
Oth0Tu.
Pursuant N decree entered BY aid ,on,,,
above entitled cause on the sd dy Of MIN i" 70,
10 rtteIF,d 10 the undenIgnGd commission = IA '''
state and report " account ,iRllVfalm, A ,a'
aglin't the eatAle OIL John Bishop drcrlci N'u'il'
AlBa 40 IecOunt oil the AjmlIi tTEilon a, ,A...,,
estate by nid John ] Jones, still un,tl,l,i va w
nport any other matter deemed peTiiDf8l ar
BY any party In inter st. 'Nuu'd
" 10 ordered that publ cation Of TIL, po,cs ,h,,,
equivalent 10 pe' Sonal service notice On Al r,.iI'
aud parties interested. ''cN'0n
Notice ID hereby given that | have fled on
MONDAY, APRIL IS, 1851,
Al o'clock N % the time, aud INV otb,s ", ,,,,
Chlplns Street, City Of Whseing as, nlcs W ~ q"
certain And report the ma tclS required wa
All creditors 81 tie estate Of John Hnfou d,,.,..,
are hereby notified to present their ain, ta nv
my ONCE on or before said dpy. y" @'N
Commissioner Of The Municipal Couiol WSS:,,,,
A. J, CLAREk "'t
Solicitor for PIainlihs ,,ts.,.
4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-05

TuE railroads Of the United States are
not alone in the enjoyment OF a boom.
The results Of the working Of the leading
English railways have been published,and
they chow an increase in traffic without .
single exception. The capital account
however, is enormous. The amount Of
money expended on this account on the
seventeen leading railways OF England
alone, up to the end OF 1880, Is reported at
E523 GS0, S54, or more han 81 100000, Eve
ny one Of these railways paid dividend
during 1850 on It's stock, The highest rate
was that Of the Northeastern, 81 per cent,
and the lowest that OF the Metropolitan
District, Il per cent, Eight Of the compa
panies paid per cent or more, and four
others between 5 and q per cent, In 1870
there were but three companies that paid
as much as 6 per cent, and only five be-
tween 5 and 6 per cent, An increase oil !
per cent on the Great Western, oil per
cent on the Northwestern, Of ! per cent
on the Midland, and Of q per cent on the
Northeastern, dividends, means the distri'
button OF avastly increased sum Of money.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-05

sickles will come out and examine and re.
port upon the line after the location is
Iwill be glad II you will take such &C
ton in the matter as your Judgment APP
proves, and also advise me whether you
think. II ia safe 10 assume the responsible
ity Of placing engineers on the lima -
soon as they can be had.
l mink, from the information | have
from Parkelsburg and Charleston, that
these points can be relied upon to raise
their portion.
II The right Of way between Wheeling
and Parkersburg was obtained and do
mated 10 the road, think nothing In adj
dition would be asked from the counties
or people along that portion Of the road.
II is uncertain how long l may be de-
tanned here,
Yours truly,
]. N. CAMDEN,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-05
sATuRDAY, APRIL 80, 1851,
TRUsTEE's SALE.

ny virtue Of q deed Of trust mad, by Samu, R,l
and sAllie bel, his vile to the ubdcrgnSi Trusts,
dated tho 18th day Of February, 1918, adHeodtdIb
the ONO Of tho Clerk Of tho County CO0r Of ON
county, w'St Virginia, In Deed VI Trust BOX n. 4
page 2lb, Willon
SATURDAY, ArRlL aTn, iSp
commencing al 1880 o'CltCk A. W., pfct,J h,IIu
the front door Of the Court llOu'0 Of ONO ,ouslT
West ViFgihlA, 10 the highest AID lNi GijI,t iS'
following property, that Il Tory. loIlOIibsIs
Scrlbed parcel o. ground sln4lC In ,aI Ohio touaiy
City Of wheeling callsj Emi WheriIet, benz IN
Of lot numbered WSenlJ .sI1 llol No 10, situate Il
The bonthEeete0,n'r oi Wood, street formerly tild
seventh NIeeI and Eighteenth street fuerly tllh
Play bueet Ia sald city, aud being pat u tht MI
10y descI .Ued asIollOWP, TIEi hgBnirgO on lhe Eui
sldet, Woods street At point tNenly lOl let hoFtA
Of the alley between Eighteenth ara Ni,Htstll
stTeeis, running thence north parallel NIlb ~
Woods street thirty 1907 feet Rnd lfohlfG there's
thence west and parallel With sAid Eilhuenh rrN
thirty 1901 feet, OF OhR.hali the W.dih OIL nd N
numbered seventy ak (16l; theme 'Outh nd Pi'
allOl with Bld Woods street thirty IJy e'ii lhNa
east 10 the place Of beginning, brrE Tie nEt ~
erty conveyed TO the laid .ssmul BeIl " N!liI1
Murphy and wife by died tRhd ihr lNh diId
February, 1875, Gnd Of record In The Office ~
Clerk Of the County Court Of Chic touniT Wa
Virginia.
TERMs oY BALE:-- One third Of lh' Ba'this
money and a. much mere AZ the u thn nII
elect 10 pay 10 cash; tho residue 10 tVo eQhl 10.
siAllmeniS, at slx aud twelve month"; Nth interest
from day Of IAl", purchaser giv'rg rOt', ieCWrdp
deel Of trust and approved policies Of lh'anns''
for deferred payments ...,A
The title 10 The BAd property i believed mh
perfect, but selling "a trustee ! shall hVtl otU
such title as ID vested 10 me by III yea Of lu'"
WM +. HUBBARD, Trustee.
". II HALLER, Auction''t lat5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-05
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL ..
FULLY seven thouiand persons are Re

FULLY seven thousand persons are re-
ported to have visited the steamship Part;;
sian at Boston, last week, to inspect her
accommodations for the transportation Of
grain and fresh meat. The huge retriger'
ator in which the meat cargo is carried re-
quired In its construction 10000 feet oil
lumber, II kegs OF nails, and 5000 lset oil
three, quartsr,inch hair felt, 1t has a cspa'
city Of 200 quarters OF beef, and will re-
q1lre twenty. five tons Of ice for the trip
The heel was slaughtered in Chicago, and
clrrled to Boston on train oftwslve cold
blast refrigerator cars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-05
TRUSTEES SALE,

, b. virtue Of Deed OF Tru,, from p..,
hSaeehen q " 70 less El~, 'Sn!iass
dated ue!obti ", 1875, aud rsso,Isi u4'lU,
Office Of the Clerk Of the IouptS 'V THl 10 u,
county, W. Va, III Deed q TEus Bo SSs n q VA
III aud Y VT!SS q S1 order The Crsa W. ~
appointing ms, the undeTIigntd iru,tss wv,
IL place o. said lAVS Bailey then deert,d W -
SATURDAY TIE lGru DAY OF APRIL ~. ,,~
on the premises, CCmmSncluE al 4 o,e,ot 49,
eeeed 70 sgll y tho hlShsal and beat bidder a, NJ Pc
the following ToAl tIIatv, tO-Wii: l0ls IA Uaitn
10 CtldN ellis addition TO the city q SGs.r', ,tdN
log ~ let on TVenly.uiHth street, A. H., =. a.
back SSS Ieat, excepting PArt Of or No Spi Satl
Of lot No which have 10 herrI,iars IA l'A t1E
1heIa lois win DO sold together or ,ro, 'g'
Pareo lots ~ Il shall b touud haltDs, VII
most advahtaEeOuAly, OF ~ will btst IlI. M ~ ~
4 ~, :! IaS '0IS eau Do 'oeh at my once, 80, ~
TEENS or SALE-0ne- bird, Ard a. much ,,....
the purchaser may eltcttO Pay caI6 ths Man. uy y
ope and two years Wv, WOiE TniLN le
W. Il, HALLER, AuetloneeF, - ''alS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-05

TIN years OF experience has firmly
rooted TUFTS Pills in public estimation.
Their wonderful adaptability to the va
rious forms OF disease 10 a marvel 10 medi'
cal men Of all schools. They are largely
used In hospitals in Europe and America,
as we'll as In the army and navy, Cuba
and other countries where yellow fever
prevails, consume millions OF boxes an.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-05
Notice from Capt. McLurs In Reference to
the Above Letter.

the ABOVE Letter.
In view Of the importance Of the above
letter, Capt. Mcclure yesterday Issued no.
tees and sent out kilograms, calling a
meeting at Wheeling on the lgth, and
asking all the counties interested to send
representatives to said meeting. He has
also furnished US with the following obser'
vAtions in regard to the importance Of said
meeting:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-05
WngHLINa, Aprll .4Lh, lssO,

.H
In view Of the fact that serious pur'
pose is now entertained by q number Of
capitalists in the east to cooperate In the
building Of line OF railroad between
Wheeling, Parkersburg sand Charleston,
provided sufficient interest Ia manifested
in the enterprise on the part Of the Coun'
ties through which the road will pass,
now, therefore, in order TO test whether
there 10 q willingness on the part oil said
counties to cooperate in this movement
| have been requested 10 call public
meeting at the city OF Wheeling, for the
18th day OF April OF O'Clock, p. NJ, TO be
held OF Veteran Hall, Mcclure House, for
the purpose Of definitely deciding whether
or not this important movement will be
backed by the people along the line.
All the counties interested are request.
ed 10 send at least two delegates, and it
is desirable that said delegates should
come prepared TO assure the meeting Just
what may be expected from their people,
As this Is probably the last effort that
will be made to secure the building Of this
road for an indefinite time 10 come, 1t 10 q
matter oil the greatest importance to all the
people interested that they act with
promptness aud liberality In responding
to this invitation. john MoLURE,
Chairman Of Committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-05
LEoAL NOTICES
ITO WHOM IT MAY CoYoFcS

sanh Wait, = reIilsnt Of the count, ov
N Ne state Of Kansas, having tsr5 " ~ NYla4es,
?sanasd N sad State As gusrdlAn Of fs,O'lls 4;
SsdsF s svsp, W ASa Aatutaa wall Ss!ss
AlbeTt Watt, deceased, apI dill llgt.',A Wat ~
Walt, deceased, will on "'"'0 'a!d Ar
TUESDAY, THE l.ru DAY OF April
~. Tr soon thereafter a. she eau be h,,,I
and 70 be delivered to said psttlan.,,v . 10 be Il
wa authority 10 Iuu owe the Jam, IA w y, t4itit
AllseA me Ir-efsdd u the zeal ,IatS a, As ga,
sSll 09 tls 18th day o. February, ISL i, ~ sui
sH'lh Wat Ratld!an, &C., against Iav T. ,'ITs,sl
~" FsTS,gS 10 sAia court sABAUWAITANh
~ J, HudrL Attorney. "'1''H Wat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-05
TRUsTEE's SALE.

i
By virtue Of three several detd, Of lu,,,,l.,.
me, the uudeTSigntd trustee, by Indian, hI,,HS
vile oil Charlie II, DeiteTp, with thAtle, N hs,.h
her huSbOnd, dated and recorded rC1wC,iys, n "
office VI the clerk VI tha County tuurt u, M,
county, WWt Virginia, 10 follows orc d,irl H. V nv
day Of June, 1874, aud recorded In d. OF Of i'm, NV
No, 7, pages 1902 Bnd l03; one dated the "a ~
September, 1874, AID recorded IN Deed Of irnt IN
No. I, pages 1851, aud Onh dated h, ?I;S HI, !
May, 1875, and recorded In kO Of TIu,t gool 4! !
page so, shall sell, al public auction, Al NJ IT',
door Of The Court HOUSE, IN the city Of Whnlt,
Ohio county, West Virginia, on ""'t
sATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1851,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a, IN the loIosIOs Al.
scribe properly, that Il 10 say: The north tTo li
nf the I6uth hall Of lot nuu tered teen in Wi9i,S
W. BhiVer's addition 10 East WhWlIns. III !,
being situated OH the BOulhWeli corner q, w,
formerly seVenI stfeetl street, and fifteenth M.
erly Centre street. street, In the CIlJ ii MA,
Ing West Virginia, Il being The ZANE prtrtrt, M,
VGyed 10 said Indiana DtlItu bv William p gSs
bard and wife, BY deed dated the Sd dAT Il June M,
and oil rect I'd In tho Office Of the Clsri Il lhp Coety
Court Of Oblo county, West, Virginia, In died bO,t
TRRaG oR SALE = ons-thl d Of The purct sr So,,,
and % much more q the purchnNI NAV ti,Fl Ia ~!
In cab, The residue In two EQUAL iB,tllImJs, NM
and twelve months, with interest from dIJ oi M
ppTcbaIeT giving notes secured by dUd ii tiuIt M
approved pO iCleS Of insurance, fer dtisiisl pIIp,s
The title to the Ea property 10 believed 10 10 pr.
feet, but selling as traIe, shall convey only M
tile % 10 Vesud 10 inc by said deed Of OI ituI
WILLIAM +, HUBBARD
W. b. HALLHR TrastNA
AuCtioneVr, nbD
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-01-19
a Royai FANNY. Troubles.

EX-gucen Isabella Of Spain, has had
8uarrels enough 10 seem 100 Years ell,
though iu fact she viii lot De 80 till
next month. She IS the maste. spirit
yi almost as many battles as Napoleon
B1naparte, and she has undoubtedly
stirred up more social chickering's and
political strife than any other female
iI existence. The naughty old lady is
determined % have he own way. and
She is -hrewd and powerful enough 10
make trouble il her preteusiOns are re-
Sisted, When she made over her claim.
.o the throne 10 her son Alfonso. in
l,Hs, she may have felt that she was
placing him under obligations which
"olid cntitle her 10 lord it over the
A!Lg in las own palace, and that Is
Just what she has been essaying. When
she descended upon the royal household
from Paris 20 be present at the birthin
.he palace At Madrid, she came 10 be
'b9ss and the Jealousy between her
and The AIclducLess Isabel, Of Aus
iFias mother Of QIeen Christina, Is ac-
tive il not ediiying. The ex-queen
persists in holding Ieyees over the in
iant as ii she were its only grand
mother, aud whether in the palace or
10 the bali fights, she coutriyes IN So
cure following and marks OF popular
approval. IL was mistake 10 hermit
beer 10 leave Paris, but now thar she Is
a. Madrid she means 20 stay until she
i-- made a genuine sensation in spain.
and By presenting the treasury with
the claim tor 81 10000, with long un-
PAID Interest, money left by her IA
-her, Hing Ferdinand VII, she has
succeeded in making a sensation Tor
tie government. Her antics have re-
suited in spaJ with King Alfonso.
anl their recent couversation I'm the
palace would make what the late Mr..
. Greeley would caI.'mighty interesting
reading When this awful female AZ
last returns % Paris, as she viii when
She has thoroughly shaken the king
dom up, secured a promise Of her
money iH iustllBeHts, and sufficiently
punished seLor Cau0ya, who had the
LemerIiy 10 suggest that she should
dismiss her retiuue and live economI-
ealiy, King Alfonso will be very TOOL
ish II he ever invites or permits her to
7et loot In his palace again. An ex-
queen Wi-h such capacity for making
trouble can best serve her friends :,
the palace by making her exit from the
country, If nOt from ths world.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-01-19

one gf he recent German inventions
consists OF a new kind Of cloth. which
Il composed principally or entirely OF
sponge. In lis mdHufact ure the sponges
are first thoroughly beaten with a
heavy hammer. in order to crush all
the m neral and vegetable impurities.
% that they can be easily washed out:
they are then dried and pared with a
sharp knife. the pairing being sewei
together. The fabric which is thus
obtained Is described as being free
from all the danger which sometimes
ARISES from the absorption of poisonous
dyes INTO the system; it absorbs with
out checking the per>piratiOn, so as 10
diminish the danger OF getting cold; il
Is a conductor, and therefore helps to
maintain uniform surface tempera-
Jure; IL can be more readily c.eansed
than ordinary wOOlen garments; lis
neXlnillty decreases the liability of
channg; and the ease with which IL
can be employed In shoes, stockings.
drawers. uHdershiris and other articles
of clothing. will, it thought, render
the new material especially useful a. a
protection against rheumatic and mil
monary attacks.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-01-19

1 Horel methed for taking up and
putting of passengers without the
stopping OF trains, is proposed by VI.
Harenz, Of Paris, and railway of that
section Is preparing to put the PROPOSE
ton 10 practical Test. \ waiting car
y provided at every station into which
passengers gather before the arrival OF
the train. As the train passes the
station the rear car, which contains
only passengers for such station, is cut
loose and side-tracked, while the wait
ing car at the depot is gathered up by
a simple device and is coupled on, to
act rs rear coach of the train to the
next station, where the same cutting
of and grabbing up process takes
place-the motion OF the train being
but slightly checked at each point.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-01-19

For TIE FAEMER.-Ihe general rule
in ioouILg COWS Is that wenty-seyen
IOuuos u uTy fCOd daily are required
IUr ], eco pounds Oi live weight anu
that tLIee-fOLTths OF twC-thiIds Oh
this Should be bulky food, such as hay.
L his il a rule which admits Of many
exceptions. NeIy much depends upon
the IOTm OF the COW, some cows
weighing so pounds consume more
fOOd than other eighIng 900 pounds.
Milking qualities ia SWINE are a. usu-
ally ITaLsuI=sIbIe 10 progeny as il
calLle, Thus II Is as true Ut swine as OF
cattle that tLIs traIl may be greatly
improved by retaining only gOOu mIIk-
ers ior breeders, as well as Jy feeuing
them when Oung with a view 10 their
LeNelOpemenJ as nIIlk-pTOduCers Talh-
er than as Iat-pTCduCvTs. For This
reasons spring anu early sumner litteTs
are usually Inc best IRON " hIch 10 Sc
IecI GUN. brood saws
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-01-19

In 81 Petersburg, Russia, the ar
Tangements for the sale Of fresh water
: fish are admirable. On the prin cipal
canals and tributary rivers flowing
through the town you will ind what
are called sadoks, or floating fish
stores. They consist OF barge, built
very much after the style Of the toy
NOah's Ark. with a dwelling house
constructed on the deck for the accom-
mOdatiOa of the flshmOnger aud his
family. Around this are moOred sew
eral welled barges, containing all Kinds
Of fish from smelts to salmon, which
are brought In welled fishing boats
direct from the fisheries at the estuary
Of the NeYa aud IN the Gulf Of fin-
| land, and also from the lakes Of the
/ northeast Of llussia. Even the ltlnei-
ant hshm0nEef carries the fish he sells
alive ~ q vide, rather shallow tub iill-
el with water, which he destsfgnsly
balances 8h his head. At the festauf=
ant establishments humanity and
esstfeHomY seem 10 Hhile b. pfglshE
the lives a. The iish tg The Ia est possible
hethehi' ~ we ehtiahes nan ~ ahte-
room ilitfs Is usually large glass
aquarium. ~ which the Hsh swim
anil fhpE afe wanted, THIS custom
NJ preserving i've HsH ~ iiHssia has
ssisteH li'H tihs iHihe sieiisii ih the
h'''ssHeiH ttsisihg ~ we great ssgais
~ sHtitHi -itsre'sl siii'hE we Hetes
sH''ls ~ we tshir1 'ife atH 'tshtifig
sfrshlhs itsH Hsh isthth fsf4 iiH7
i'iisht itthf fhs Fs'sHBEi iasts' tht
hYiNa5 l'asiiiiss HHitH hfis tyH7
HN'ttH 'i sisHF st4iN as 'ts4ifs tHs
N'''N'' ~ F's''s'= tYi'sHiHtf sHrh H7H
I" N'-'tN'b'r If4Hiitits' iHr Ffss'aHs
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of pf,Deo AIpt.t,r in tt,. ,,.is,,fu,,. Z
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ginning Of lie s,,raf,.pfh ,c,t,,.
bod e4ofr.,d,datil,c,.. ,..tf ,t,..,..,
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BOO Al- sslitr near Mosegw. which ,y.f.
-4piI. ed with llye GsL ffo,, f,i. ,.,.t,.
nraH4y tAeiltrfiof ei fIe couyffy.
where Lc.oWH,du,i.Inae. Tie iulaL.,
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Lg 1--we fish to lie estares near Nos.oN,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-01-19

A settler In New South wales wa;
missing from his farm. His convict
Oyerseer gave out that he had gone of
privately 10 England, and left the pro-
yerty la hls care. This was thought
extraordinary, a. the settler was not
iu din .ulties, aud was steady, pru-
dent man; but the affair was almost
forgotten, wh0n, one Saturday night,
another settler was returning with his
horse and cart from market. On ar
iyiHE 81 part Of the road near the
farm Of his absent neiElihUr, he thought
be- sav him sitting Ou the fences i'm
melisily ihB farmer pulled up and
hailed bis friend, aud receiving no an
ever. ggi 0It Of the earl aud went to-
aafI lhe fence. lis HaiEhBgr as he
piH1lg appeared 90 be quilted the
fence sHH crossed thl field toward .
pgHl W the direction Ul his home,
ahiHH % H4= Supposed bt bad deserted.
. tl farmer frms4Htal his cart shd
proceeded home. me HtEi mefHiHghe
wen W Ai= HrEHlH cottage, espsrts
iaE uts-r NIH. BOO. hn z4H only the
DFri=rrfs HAD laughed st zoe story,
-44 SAID tA4i lis m4stsf H4s ~ Niat
l4g ar4T i4n snafaz ai England, TIE
circumstance Haz =a lHlsp.ir4bIH iIis5
tD- lalmag Hrli iu .ir nearest Justice
gi lur i.e4ees rra.-i LlenraHmsl4Hnas
--i -adgd l4-l Da irI-I fyHi piag H4l