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St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31
Real Estate and Building.

The following transfers Of real estate by war
rauty deed were yesterday fled In the registrars
Office for this county:
NJ ID Miller to city OF st. Paul, part OF block a5.
Maokubin Il Aarshatl's addition, Quit claim deed
500,
Daniels 10 Jos Cannon, lot Z, block ., s,wat-
sons addition. $3.50.
Jos Cannon to 9 " Clarke, lots and =. block
2, Watsoas addition, $500
Jacob Simmer to jno liernz. lot es, block O..
Lyman Daytons addition, $3.50
c W foungmun to " bakemore, lots u and
s2, block ?, Watson's addition S-O0.
Albion Wasternan TO Robert Iolfer. lots : and
., block 6S, Lyman Dayton's addition, 81 800.
Same TO Gao Hess. lots 3 and a. block SS Iy-
men DaytunS addition. 81 600.
Ill a Hay 10 81 ii Wiiliains, lot I. block 4. and
lots 30, Si and a2. block s, and lots l. i5 i6 and
10, block ], HitchVock's additic IA, s. 600.
Elizabeth I Anderson to VIM Hendricks. lot
%, Fort Street uutlots, S1OO
Jno VI Lynch TO Mary Wstheree Tor eu-
block IL, hastvile Heights adf tion, Sl,aJp.
Chas ] Corning 20 W l. Cor aiug Il OF block
81, town Of White Bear. S3.Ug0-
W l. Corning to Frances Corning. l. OF blcc,,
81, town Of White Bear, S5, ,Os0
Kate Carney 10 D W Camp oen, lot 20. Leech's
ontlots, S4ga
wm henati,ks to Jno VI Lynch. lots 6. :. $
and ., block 10. town OF Bald Eagle. S40o.
Vim Dawson 20 Hans EriclS son, lot ) bloet >
oiiFecs =d.iiion, S55G.
Il W johnson 10 Z L Andoi sou, lot -. For;
Street orti0;s, $3.50
I hiefcT 10 James II Brown, lot l. block IN
Terry addition, $500,
BUliOtSG rEi:- ..Ts
iaildiug Inspector JohnsoIi issued the follow
Ing permits Ia build yesterday:
Henry ieifiousser, ,oilcs ~ frame addition to
shed uU sherman. $50.
Il Il SSidnore, one-story brick skating rink on
west size u S;. Peter, between Seventh and
Eghlh. Ss50. ANu
Geo Fete1ian, bakers brick oven and scsnt
hty partition on north sid Of Exrhsnre. 10.
t"eea - Peter Snd Ninth. SSGa
fvteE Prcetez, eae-siory frame kitchen n,
i'Of'L slae of Ross, besween Atiantic and Pha-
lel4. SEQ. -''
August :, fiaae, one-story frame dwellin, On
$500. 1'"'''
Campbell Bros, one-story frame carpenter
shop and frame kitchen on south side OF Pleas.
ant, between Western ans Garfield, $3.50
Eooert heaiing, one-story frame addition 70
kitchen on south side Of Edmond, between Marion
aud Rice, $50.
Mrs Pasel, double dwelling house on north
side OF East Fifth, between Maple and Bates.
81, 500
Aarioa D Hynksl. one-stOrr ssame addition
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31
Opinion of Attorney General Hahn.

A. G. Broker, Esq, of Wadena county,
wrote to Attorney General Hahn the present
week, stating that the commissioners of that
county last spring organized town therein
and duly and properly ordered an election in
said town, which was held in accordance
with the order and town officers we're elected.
AS the officers had never qualified, Mr..
Broker asks legal advice to determine who
can act as judges of election in this tow n
this fall under the circumstances of the case.
The attorney replied yesterday and says the
supervisors of the town are the ex-ofIicio
judges of election, and that if no town Off
GERS are present at the polling the voters
present are empowered to choose their own
judges of election IRON their number, their
town being fully organized.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31
Vote anail,st RLaine.

special correspondence to the Globe.
ALBERT LEA, Oct. 27.-In the last three or
four months have met great many Min
nesota Republicans who have said in effect:
eff my vote would defeat Blaine and elect
Cleveland would gladly cast it so as to bring
about that result, but the state is bound to go
for Blaine and might as well go with the
crowd" This is not the proper view of the
matter. It is the duty of every man who
thinks that Blaine is the most notorious cor
ruptionist of the day to go to the polls
and vote against him. The only way in
which to make that vote effective is to cast it
for Grover Cleveland, and by so voting we
are lending moral support to those Independ-
ent Republicans in the close states who have
taken their political lies and fortunes in
their hands and gone forth to do battle with
the ''strumpet of corruption" in the person
of the ''tattooed" candidate-Jingo Blaine,
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31
4 vile Newspaper E1eoridted.
tho Edsfe. - Q A. o. no..1 Glib


FARIBAuLT, Mimi, Oct. 80, 1854
beg space In the GLOBE for a word from
FaFibault. Donnelly was here last night,
and the largest and most enthusiastic au-
dience that ever flied the spacious hall Of
the court house greeted the distinguished
orator and gentlemen. For nearly three
hours the erndite sage Of Nininger held that
immense audience spellbound, with the ex-
ception OF frequent bursts of applause and
cheers for Donnelly. He reviewed at length
the platform Of principles, upon which, as a
candidate for congress he solicited the suf-
frage of the voters Of the Third district. He
discussed the tariff question in learned and
mastery manner; cleared up doubts, if any
existed, respecting his personal honesty, and
showed the deprsyed character of his detrac-
tors aud defamers, chief among whom was
the Pioneer Press. Now in regard to that vile
sheet, permit me here parenthet-
icelly to remark, that, Of all the hell
horn sheets that curse the fair face of the
American continent, the p. p stands out
the unapproachabIe Lucifer. Its very exist
ence is living evidence of the depravity of
that party whose organ it is; and the man ia
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31

fortunate, is blessed of Heaven, against
whom it turns its bile of corruption, and
Hon. l. Donnelly should congratulate him
self that his sterling honesty is proved be-
yond question by the very fact that he has
incurred the displeasure of that contemplate,
spurious and hireling sheet; and its editor, a
blue nosed British subject, has well merited
the just condemnation of all fair minded
men and the stanch support of all Maj.
Straits and Bill Kings.
But to return to Donnelly. He closed his
remarks with one of his peculiar and side
splitting jokes, which brought down the
house.
A call by E. j. Healy for three cheers fol-
Donnelly, was responded to with vehemenct
that must have shaken the pillow under the
sleepy head of Maj. Strait as he lay sleeping
off the effects of that corkscrew with which
he opened the campaign. But enough,
Donnelly is our man. D.JF
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31

agent of the Chicago & Northwestern and
B. H. Langley, division freight agent of the
Milwaukee & st. Paul, are in town.
Information was received at the railroad
headquarters in st. Paul, yesterday, that j..
II. Lyon has been appointed western pas
senger agent for the Missouri Pacific road,
with headquarters at Kansas City.
A train load of cattle has been shippe
from Mingusville to Duluth over the North
ern Pacific by the Mingusville Cattle COM
pany. They will cross the lake and 90 to
Buffalo, Toledo and Detroit. The shipment
is an experiment to see how the cattle take
the watertr
The Chicago & Northwestern gives notice
that it will discontinue receiving freight for
shipment via the Diamond 10 Line' for
Mississippi river points above Dubuque Oct.
80. and for Dubuque and points between
Dubuque and Fulton, Nov. s, 1884. The
Diamond 10 Line" discontinues running
its boats by that time for this season.
The officials Of the Chicago, Burlington s.
Quincy, the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul,
and the Burlington, Cedar Rapids s. North
ern railways have arranged for the joint use
of tracks and grounds at Clinton, la. Fif-
teen miles more of track is to be built to con-
meet that city with the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids & Northern, when the Chicago, Bur-
lington & Quincy will open new route
across the river via Cedar Rapids to St. Paul,
which will be finished by spring.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul road
has issued circular to agents and connec
tions announcing that Parnell, Iowa, new
station on the Chicago & Council Bluffs di-
vision, located between Williamsburg and
North English has been opened for business.
The distance from Williamsburg is six miles
and from North English seven miles. All
published tariff rates to or from Williams
burg will also apply to and from Parnell.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31
Cat Off the Pioneer Press.

To the Editor of the Globe:
The wicked, villianous course pursued by
the Pioneer Press in the campaign about
comingto close, with reference to the
Democratic candidates and the principlef
they represent has been such as to meriA
just rebuke, and call on every Democrat in
the state to withdraw his patronage from the
venal, lying paper on or before the close of
the year. A dog cannot be more severely
punished than withdrawing food from him,
so let US all punish the Pioneer Press dog by
discontinuing our patronage. The loss of
one or two subscribers will not be the rebuk(
he deserves, let US all discontinue and it will
make the contemplate puppies howl.
JOHN G. JACOBS, Mower County.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court.

At the yesterdays session of the supreme
court all the justices were present and the
following business was transacted:
Daniel Griffin and Lucinda Griffin, rcspon-
dents, VS.. Geo. w. Farrier and r. P. Mathews,
partners, etc submitted on briefs.
James Cain, respondent, VS.. A. D. Libby,
appellant; argued by appellant and submit
ted on briefs by respondent.
Adjourned to $3.50 a. m. to-day.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31
IDoscn VIA. Tie TnsoIent aud Parse Proud
HcCardg.
TO the Editor OF the GLoEE:

The Pios,esr -Irr-s seems to try and impress
the public tina: he present incumbent OF the
auditors Office. J. J. MeCsr.ly is very good
man and wonderful book keeper, as well as
being remarkable character aud an honest
officer, and for that reason must have tie
Office for life. There Is always another maa
just IS good a< the elc in Office in every
respect. aad the Office of auditor is no ex-
eeption 10 the rule. Mr.. NcCardy IS not en-
titled to any particular credit for doing his
duty. II he does DO Il. He does nothing
without being well paid and has grown rich
since he became auditor, and the writer
knows him well and fully endorses the com
plants made against him. He is selfish aud
overhes-ing, and has become lorily becsuse
some iniuGieiuus persons have fed him with
fulsome fattery which has had the effect Of
making him believe that the county cannot
afford to elect another. / am Of the opinion
he will fna out upon next Tuesday night
that James O'Brien viii be his successor,
who is in every way his peer.
a CITIZEN.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31
4 Saloon Row in Swede Hollow.

There vas 9 iirst-class row in the Swede
saloon of Edge TennEson on the fats on
lower Seventh street, known as SSede Hol-
lew. early last evening, the proprietor,
Edge Tennyson, being severely cut IN the
face during the melee aud the other Partici-
pants being well bruised up Officer ConroE
being on the beat took the matter in hand,
aad calling the patrol wagon, Fred Birge,
Edge Tennyson. Ole Birge, VIM HaggoE,
John Walderman and Hokag Hokarson
we're captured while red-handed aud in
the lookup The two Birges gave bail In
$50 each, Edge TenRyson in S25, and the
others were Gagged Tor tbe-s-
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31
Experiment at Hanging.

Peter Brown, one of the assailants and
robbers of Rev. DR.. Thomas, confined about
n year and now awaiting sentence, procured
some twine which he twisted together in the
effort to make rope, and with all the pris-
oners in the county Jail looking on, made
the experiment at L O'Clock yesterday after
noon of hanging himself from the side CRATES
of one of the corridors. The suspenGing
machinery gave way after he had been ele-
waited few seconds, and he iumbied to the
boiler iron floor none the worse for wear.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31
RafI Mrs..
St. Paul & Duluth road,

Mr.. Dodge, of the St. Paul & Duluth road,
has returned.
The Northern Pacific brOugh; in thirty cars
Of cattle yesterday.
Mr. Bsnnaford, of tie Northern. Pacific.
has gone to Victoria
Mr.. Oakes and Mr. Fee, VIII remain at
Portland longer than they expected and may
not leave before tomorrow.
James Smith, Jr-, president of the St Paul
6 Duluth road, and Mr. Fisher, superin-
tendent Of the same, have gone to Tsylors
Falls.
Peter Hollenbeck, assistant general freight
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31
Great Britain and Mexico.

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct 80. The senate Of
Mexico yesterday ratified the agreement be-
tween Great Britain and Mexico The presi>
dent approved and cordial relations between
governments are now coDsummated, after
lapse of many years This result has chiefly
been brought about by the Representations
from the Canadian government, and no
doubt steps will be at once taken to increase
and develop the Canadian trade with Mexico
now that amity has been established.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31
xcr Rairroaa ~. ,hr v-,r ro,s Hr~s,r

NEw YORK. Oct. 30.-Erastus Wiiaan,
who owns the railroad system or Staten isl
and, has secured a mile of water trout Of the
New York harbor between Tompkinsvil.e and
New Brighton. The purchase also includes
the cricket cruupGs. Dir. Wiman cGntem-
plates building railroad along the west
ssore of the harboT, connecting at Elizabeth.
\. j., with the railroad systems west and
south. He claims the present storage fae;li-
ties of Staten Island viii be reduced IN price
OF warehousing cotton per baie from thirty
cents IN ten cents, making savin. TO cotinn
merchants here o. S45,oo0 to $50, ,OOO per
month.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31
District Court.
CRIMINAL TRIALS.
Before Judge Brill. |

State of Minnesota, VS.. Thomas ]. McAfee !;
sentenced to three years hard labor for polyg-
amy in the state prison at Saltwater.
State of Minnesota vs.. Chas. Mclean, lar
ceny; verdict of guilty and sentenced to six
months in workhouse.
State of Minnesota VS.. Henry McDonough.
larceny; submitted to bail in the sum of
$500.
State of Minnesota VS.. VIM. Wilson, assault
with dangerous weapon; verdict of not guilty
and discharged.
State of Minnesota VS.. Chas. c. Smith {;
pays $500 fine, and discharged.
State of Wisconsin VS.. BENJAMIN Smith
and Geo. Miller, robbery; nolle pressed and
pris oners discharged.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31
Important Sale of State Lands.

State Auditor Braden returned from selling
state school lands yesterday. having this
week disposed OF >. 800 acres in RenVilie and
1,600 acres in Redwood counties. Ee leaves
the city again to-day 10 ilosd sales Of school
lands at Fergus Falls FOR Otter Tail county
tomorrow, ana TO sell town lots comprising
forty acres In the states addition to that city
on Saturday.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31
Municipal Court.

NJ. Bartz ct al, obstructing street; con-
tinued to November 5.
j. Jaggar, assault; dismissed.
NJ. Cans, disorderly; same.
T. Mulligan and S. A. Mcmillan, drunken
ness; five days.
j. Ford and Otto Dell, vagrancy; sent out
of town.
J. LaFord and E. Flanagan, larceny; SEN
tence suspended.
j. Hines, same; thirty days.
W. c.. Lattimer, embezzlement; held to
the grand jury.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31
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Adjourned

Don't Fail to Register to-day between the
hours OF O'Clock "A. IN. and o'clock p. IN.
Sof Oar GiiffIan GHf -lnoflt"F Kind of "a
Hnn 4iT'oD,:hcr.
To the Editor of the Globe
In my perambuiatiOns about the city
have asccrtained that great many o: tile
mechanics aud working men do not under
stand who this J. 3. Cliff Ian is-candit!ate
Tor congress. | find = large number think It
is our towusman, c. D. Ciilfllan: some think
It is Judge Gilillau. Would it not be well
to call in large display in yolr valuable paper
the attention of all st. Paul citizens TO this
fact that they may not be deceived in voting
as they think for st. Paul Giifllan. This
matter properly understood viii make many
votes fOT Coz. Merriman. c. l..
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31
Grand Trunk oRd CanasIiaa Pacific Earn-
thOs.

MONTREAL, Oct. 30.-The earnings Of the
Grand Trunk railway frcn January 10
October IL, were $I3,2iS.030, against Sl4.-
5i2.0O0 the corresponding period las: year.
Earnings of the Northern Pseifc railway fTom
January to October 20. were S4.02S, 000,
against 81. 466, 000 the corresponding period
las; year. The mileage was increased from
LOO to ., 400.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31
Jopddn IS n Bard Road to Traref.
fSDec;ai Cor-asoopdenca e,F the Ciohs

AoSTEvIDEo, Oct. 29.-on Tuesday even
ing of this week we had Republican rally
once again, at the court house. The speak
ers present were Gen. lie Due, Maj. II. L.
Pease, '.Hon.n \. Greostad, J. W. Arch
trander, Gorman Powers, etc.
Arrangements had been made by the Strait
men to have cannon to boom the major
with, but the Donnelly boys quietly bought
the thing and monopolized 1t to boom only
for Ignatius.
AT p. N. the torches were brought oct
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31
Tell the Truth.
To the Editor of the Globe.

To the Editor of the Globe
ALBERT LEA, Oct. Billion. c. X. Davis
favored us with an exceedingly able Blaine
speech last night at the Rink. The audience
was the largest that ever listened to politi-
cal speech in this county, and, although his
remarks were mainly on the dry subject of
the tariff he treated it in such a manner as
to interest his audience. He made one state
ment, however, which 1 am sorry he did
make, and l am sorry because it is not true
Mr.. Davis said that Mr.. Blaine had explained
away the Mulligan letters. This is not true.
The simple facts are that Mr.. Blaine at
tempted to explain the first lot of these let
tiers. The second lot, lately published, show
that Mr.. Blaine's so-called explanation
contained more than dozen point
blank lies. II Mr.. Davis, or any other man,
will show me when and where Mr.. Blaine has
explained the last lot of the Mulligan letters,
/ will vote for the tattooed candidate
l am sorry that man of Mr.. Davis
genius, Standing and influence should make
such statement as the one above referred
to. He cannot afford to thus mislead and
deceive the public. Let him leave all such
work as that to the hired Hcssians of the
campaign. Let him cut out Gov Cleve-
lands telegram and past it in his hat--ssTell
the truth" w. w. WILLIAMS.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31
COMPLAINTS FILED.

Charles F. Dana VS.. Clarence II. Frink and
j. Stanley Frink; suit to quiet title to west
half of northwest quarter of section %, town
80, range %, and the east half of the north
east quarter of section 26, town 80, range
o.
John Dowlan VS.. Victor Lononette; action
$415 for goods sold.
Adjourned to 10 a. m. to-day.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31
Gen. Johnson at North5ield.

TOPtCIdI IeIeSTaIH 10 Iut GIODe.
NoRTHFIELD, Oct. 30-Gen. R. w. John
son, of st. Paul, gave Northield the bes
political speech of the campaign. The meet
ing was largely attended and the speech did
great good in rousing up the Democrats to
work.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31
Washburn Port List.
Special Teleeram To the cloh,

WAsHBUBN, Wis, Oct. 3O.-The FountaiN
City and Arizona arrived from Duluth and
cleared for Buffalo, with flour. The Badger
State arrived from Buffalo with merchan.
disc.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31
A Petty S,cindte-Wty is He Called Mojor?
To the Editor OF the St. Paul Globe:

A Petty S'cindte-WiD is He Called Major?
To the Editor OF the St. Paul Globe:
DoyOu remember that when the senatorial
enquiry was made into the management of
the St. Peter insane asylum that it was dis
covered that 'Maior'' Strait (why does he as
sumo the title Of major had been systemat-.
ically robbing the state by charging railroad
fare to the asylum and return when he had
a complimentary pass on the Sioux City rail-
road. He charged too the full mileage from
St. Paul when he lived only few miles from
the asylum and seldom, if ever, used the
railroad in his periodical trips to the asylum
And yet this honest ''major'' accuses Mr..
Donnelly of dishonesty! By the way is he
dubbed ''major'' because he is the chief
drummer in this locality for the honest
Office holders! REP.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31
Probate Court.
TBefore JUDGE McGrort

Insanity of August Koebel; examined
and ordered committed.
Estate Of John w. Green, deceased: petit
ton for letters of administration flied, and
hearing November 24 at 10 a. IN.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31

and repairs to onestory house southeast side Of
West Seventh, between Warsaw and Bay $3.50.
John Larson, one and one-half-story frame
dwelling west side Of Payne, between York
and Wells $500,
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31
OFFICIAL

Don't fail to Register to-day between the
hours Of 8 O'Clock a. m. and O'Clock p. m.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31
WISCONSIN.

DoN'T fail to Register to-day between the
hours of O'Clock a. N. and O'Clock D. In.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31

OTTo DREHER, Secretary.
St. Paul daily globe., 1884-10-31

ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 81, 1884.
Board met pursuant to call at 80
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-25
A Bad Road.

Engineer Tate says that the E. q P.
track from Mineral Hill to Palisade is in q
very ugly condition, and that as long as
the present weather holds on it will be i'm
possible to repair it thoroughly. Mr.. Gill
man keeps his headquarters at Palisade,
and with his india rubber coat and boots on
works as hard as any man in his employ,
right along in the mud and slush with the
rest. Mr.. Tate says that over a good por-
ton of the bad stretch of road mentioned
the train can't make more than four or
five miles an hour. The engine goes
where she pleases and takes ties and
rails along with her. The snowstorm OF
Saturday night and Sunday has made
things worse, and will cause the resump-
ton Of regular round trips daily to be
postponed longer than has been calculated.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-25
PERSONAL.

Madame Patti will sing at the Taberna.
Gle, Salt Lake City, ON Tuesday, April 1.
A number of salmon, captured in the
Owyhee river, we're brought into Tuscarora
and disposed of to the restaurants.
Senator Fair is in San Francisco. The
Carson papers are trying to make his
coming West mean a stock deal. 1t takes
more than that nowadays.
The bondsmen of Treasurer Nevin, the
Virginia City Chronicle says, held a meet
ing and decided to pay their pro rata OF
the amount for which each is liable.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick, nee Millsap, Of Reno,
who was 30 dangerously i'll at the time OF
her marriage, q few days ago, is con
valescing, and is pronounced out OF danger.
James Marshall, the first discoverer o!
gold in California, has been invited to de-
liver the address at the Eldorado county
reunion at Badgers Park in Oakland next
month.
The funeral OF Mrs. l.. W. Cromer took
place yesterday afternoon from the
Episcopal Church, and was largely attend
ed by the friends and acquaintance OF the
deceased lady and the bereaved family.
Richard Bergman, Jr., who was in
town from the Fair Play mine, Pinto Dis
trict, left ON Sunday mornings train for a
trip eastward. : He goes for the benefit oil
his health, which has been very bad lately
from lead poisoning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-25

II you want TO "draw" you need
neither advertise to 'fliok" Sullivan nor
wait for hy-time and smear yourself with
molasses. Just be a grocer and knock
down your prices. Patti may have a big
ger crowd for two or three hours every
evening, but you will have a surging
crowd that will stay with you from sun
rise till the hour comes for closing up the
year round. And then you get yourself
talked about in such a pleasant way. Your
name is sounded in every household
%euphoniously along with ham, jam, Gran
berries, butter, -four, "shads." eggs and
all such things as properly served act gen.
erously on the stomach and make the
tongue eloquent. This "unruly member"
u n easier and longer under the inspirs-
ton of cheap oil. Remington, John
son & Co. had q rush yesterday
which exempliied the truth OF
this statement, and we hear that the
women folks who had bought there at the
reduced rates then gadded around to the
other grocery stores and made q panic
with the news they carried from shop to
shop. The battle cry has been raised and
we expect in a day or 80 TO hear Of war to
the ham and ham TO the hook. Roll ny
your sleeves, gentlemen, ''sprout" your
potatoes and stand ready.