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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-11-12
NJ. N. TREpwELL
CAsToR1A

HNhen baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
+When she was a child she cried for Castoria
[When she was a Miss, She clung toCestoria
tWhen She had children she gave them Cast'a
/ BARG,rSsi In Calieoes, Muslins, Cling
Ihams, Canton Flannels, Wool Flannels
[Shirtines, Pant stufis, Table linens, Towels
tHandkerchiefs. etc. MRs. A. f. UHL.
There is an odor of mince meat in IN,
air, and the pie can't be far behind. Tn,
nightmare attachment is loating just aroun nd
he corner.
APerry county apple tree has distinguish
ri itself by bearing second crop this year
At last accounts the new apples were the
size OF peas.
Ifyou want to buy good time-piece &c
10 W. II. Wood, jeweler, No. 2 Baer Block,
where you have the largest stock in Somer.
Pet county 10 select from.
The Buffalo Lime Company is now sell
ing Good Lime at eight cents, delivered on
the cars at their works. For orders. write to
|Wdliam Mason. Garrett. Pa.
Thanksgiving approaches and the old
[arseys roost high. while the young and
bender fowl perches on the lower branch
r., AID becomes a prey to the hun
\ |ry.
T. Mcdowell the main cross street Jewel
/ er, carries the largest ard finest stock OF
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. Silver and Silver
plated ware, in the county. All goods
guaranteed a. represented.
The young men and boys who spend their
evenings in running the streets or lounging
saloons and other places. viii never
amount to much unless they turn new
lear and spend their leisure time in mental
Improvement.
An agency for the sale Of Kings Combi-
naSion speciacles has been established in
this place with Mr. c. " BOYD, and by the
Use al " Kings system . perfect fit is guar
anteod, Every pair Of spectacles carefully
hiied to the ewes and adjusted TO the face
At The session Of the Masonic Grand Lodge
Of Ohio last week. among other resolutions
adopted was one declaring it the opinion of
be body that the selling of intoxicating
drinks i Masonic ofTense and sbonld dis
qualify any one from initiation or afiilia-
non with any Masonic Lodge
New Fan Goods Of sll kinds now coming
ID, and prices are lower than last year. iu-
Guiding al the newest STYLES Of Dress Goods.
oreign and Domestic, Fiannels. Canton
fianneis. Jeans. CasSimeres. Table Linens.
bankeis, calicoes. Ginghams. etc. Call
anu see them- MIS- A. Z. UNI.
a fAEs FoR sALE.-A valuable stock
arm Will be offered for sale a; l 2. m. Nov.
y 1874, at public o1tcry on the premi-
ses' IN stonycreek Township. ia acres &
% perches, lately owned by Daniel Fritz.
Nih good buildings. a good sugar camp.
including some 200 keelers, tubs. kettles &c.
Inc farm is well watered. and nnderlaid
WITH coal aud Limestone. and is about one
nan mile from the s P. II. r. or Wander
Dit Railroad now building through somer-
se'soan'y, Churches. Schools. and Post Of
noe convenient Terms: $1,000 m hand and
'''e 'a.s'ee IN seven equal annual payments
NAred On the premises BY Judgment Ex-,
enption Bond $500 Of the hand money
must be paid on the day Of sale. for rurther
Information call on an address Fp,-z
sonsrse, Penna.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE
Valuable Real Estate

By virtue of authority vested in the undcrsign
ed by the last will and testament OF Henry ShoIn
Der, late of Berlin Borough decd, there will b.
expored to sale by public outcry on the premises
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SATURDAY, DEC. 13, 1884.

at o'clock p. H.. all the following described real
estate, late the property Of Henry Shomber, deed,
TO wit:
No. l. One lot Of ground situate in the borough
Of Berlin. County and State aforesaid, fronting on
Main street. adjoining lot Of Dauiel Hefiley on
the West, South street on the South lot OF Jacob
u. Philson on the East, with large three-story
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-11-12

Chairman Scott Is still very hopeful oI
Blaine aud Logan, while Chairman Hotf-
man is confident that Cleveland and Hen
/ bricks are elected.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-11-12
CHERIFF'S SALE.

Bv virtue OF ceriain writs of vend Ex. Fl Fa., and
AL Fl. Fa., issued out of the Co2rt OF
Common Pleas of Somerset County, Pennsyi-
vania, and to me directed, therewill be
exposed to public sale ut the Court House, In
Somerset, Pa. at O'Clock p. N on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-11-12

ovember gales.
pnt harbor tramps.
he woods are golden.
on't spend money for rum
i've Saturdays in November.
Iuy from those who advertise.
,e battle Of the ballots is over
he holiday season is coming on apace.
.mond DYES. for sale by c. n. Boyd.
botaioes seem to be drug in the mar
kemember that kind words cost moth
rbsat still continues to sell at low
Ire.
r,at Bargains in Dry Goods at Mrs A.
Uhrs-
reat bargains in all kinds of goods at
A. f. Uhrs.
NOVEMBER BARGAINS! Go to Mrs. Uhrs
them.
olities will now take much need
rest.
fbe present moon is known as the Hun
Moon
kben will temperance men learn politi-
wisdom
I GOOD buggy whip go to James j.
derbaum.
! be fellow who told you SO" is very nu-
trous just now.
fbe summer girl is changing her ice cream
I; lie to the oyster simper.
! he studebaker wagon is model ofbeau-
nnd durability.
4. ,pe,1xs, In Ladies and Children s
|raps. MRS a. L, = HI
ror hardware of every description, go to
|,nes B. Holderbaum'
y 6,Rs,lNsi In Cashmeres, Cloth suitings
II other dress goods. MRs. A. L. UHL.
R,ReArNs, In Gloves, Hosiery, and La
los, ana gents neckwear- Mrs. A. L. UHL
Millinery Latest Styles, Lowest Prices
NJ. NJ. Tredwell's.
BARGA1xs In all kinds of goods. Don't
! to see them. MRS. A T. uHL.
Trv Alabastine for Walls and Ceilings
,ld only by c. y. Boyd.
Great Bargains in Ladies and Childrens
raps at Mrs. A. +. Uhls.
You will live long and prosper if you buy
ur drugs from c. \. Boyd.
II you would dye easy, use Diamond
res. For sale by c. y. BOYD.
None but pure drugs dispensed at c. \.
,vd's drug store. Call and see
Brook Trout, Salmon and Labrador Her
y. can't be beat, at Keller & Sanner's.
The best stock of Cigars and Tobacco in the
yn are 10 be found AT Keller q Sanner's.
Bargains in Jersey Caps for children,
,ods for ladies and children, Mitts for la
$ and children, at Mrs. A. E. Uhi's.
For sausage cutters and suffers, butcher
ives. butcher saws, steels, etc, go to Jas.
Holderbaum'
lew Millinery Goods of the latest styles
t received.
MRs. A. f. UHL.
II least 81 100000 has been bet on the
.sidential election IN Philadelphia this
IT.
The work of the campaign is now over.
q we shall be able to give more attention
4 space 10 local matters.
The prudent farmer or teamster. when
wing a wagon, invariably gets Studcba-
from James Il. Holderbaum.
Wood. the Main street jeweler, sells not |
" the Waltham, but Rockford, Elgin,
several other makes of American
tches.
20 to +. Mcdowell for your fine watches
} Jewelry and know that you are dealing
n a responsible party.
Nil open, on Thursday of this week. a
sh lot of Bonnets, Hats, Frames, Ribbons,
athers. Velvets, Satins latest Fall Styles,
lowest prices.
NJ NJ. TREpwELL.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-11-12

The enthusiastic individuals who yelled
themselves hoarse Tuesday and Wednesday
nights, are mostly going about now with
strips of red flannel tied around their
throats
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-11-12

BARGAISs In Mems fine Shirts, Wool
0vershirts, Buck Gloves, Mitts and dress,
cloth and Kid Gloves, Mrs. A. E. UHL.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-11-12

y. 3. Critchfields sale of live stock will
take place at his farm, in Jenner township
on Wednesday, November 26, at O'Clock P
NJ. See hand bills.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-11-12

BARGAINS In Children's, Ladies and
Mems Red Wool, Gray and White Under
wear. Mrs. A. Z. UHL@
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-11-12

We are requested to announce that Rev.
S. L. West, of Cleveland Ohio will preach
in the Evangelical Church next Sunday
evening.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-11-12
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate of John l. Kaufman. decd late Of Cone
maugh Tosnnhip, Somerset County, Pa.
Letters Of administrative on the above estate
having been granted 70 the undersigned By the
proper authority. notice Is hereby given to all
persons indebted 70 said estate 70 make immedi-
ate payment and those having claims against the
same 10 present them duly authenticated for set
tIement on Thursday, November. 9, 1se4. at the
residence theAdministrato.-
JACOB l. KAUFMAN,
sep2l Administrator,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-11-12

Bargains in millinery goods. Newest and
latest styles of Hats and Bonnets. at lowest
prices. Mrs. A. +. uHL.
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NoTICE is nEREBY GIVEN THAI

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN an application will be made to the Governor
Of the State Of Pennsylvania on the Twenty ninth
day of November. 1884, under the Act of Assembly
OF the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania entitled
IAN Act TO provide for the Incorporation and reg
ulation of certain corporations" approved April
o. 1874. and the Supplements thereto, for the
THE AMERICAN TELEGRAPH AND TEL
EPHoNE ECOMPANl OF PENNSYLVANIA"
the character and object of which is TO erect
struet and maintain telegraph and telephone lines
and do general telegraphic and telepnonic bust
ness between Philadelphia. Pittsburgh, and other
points in the State Of Pennsylvania, set forth IN
fleges Of the said Act Of Assembly and the Supple
ments thereto. The names Of the subscribers to
said charter J. E. Kingsley. Thos. Il. Doolittle,
Samuel Il. Huey, Josiah 4. Adams, and Francis
L. Bucher.
SAMUEL b. HUEY, Solicitor
&c South Third Street. Philadelphia, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-11-12

New Baltimore comes out first best in the
race for the Congressional banner, with
New Ceutreville a good second.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-11-12
ELECTION NOTICE.

PIrrssuReH 4 CoSNEILsyIILE r. r. Coz
GENERAL OFFICE.
PrTrsBgRGH Nov. 10, 1884. }
NOTICE TO SToCKCKHoLDERs Notice Is here
by given that In accordance with the Charter ard
BYLAWS of this Company, the ANIMAL meeting
OF tho ockhoders will be held at the Office OF the
Company in the city OF Pittsburgh, on Monday.
December lst next, between the hours OF Il O'Clock
NJ and o'clock p NJ. for the election Of Board
OF Directors to serve for the ensuing year and for
the transaction of sucn other business as may be
brought before the meeting.
The stock transfer books will be closed on the
25th inst, and remain closed until after the annu
al meeting OF stockholders.
J. B. WASHINGTON,
n0vl2 st. Secretary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-11-12

After last Tuesday there are hardly
enough Democrats left in Somerset county
for seed another year.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-11-12
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

"A
Estate of Samuel HOlsapple, deed, late Of Paint
Township, Somerset County, Pa.
Letters of Administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned by the
proper authority. notice Is hereby given t0 all
persons indebted to said estate TO make immeii-
ate payment, and those having claims against the
same will present them duly authenticated for
settlement on Saturday. November y, 1854, at the
late residence Of the deceased.
NOAH HOLSAPPLE.
octi5 Administrator.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-11-12

There are twelve new dwelling houses
now in course of construction in Somerset.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-11-12

We experienced several very cold days
last week, politically and otherwise.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-11-12

McNamard, the Bedford County gas bag
has been soaking his head since last tues
q
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-11-12

Have We got there. Eli?
Belya, dear, you're beatenl
We think we have got EN-.
Sunday was beautiful fall day.
We believe that Campbellis elected.
Wait patiently for the official count
Was Enfield candidate in earnest?
We think we are having Indian summer.
Mr.. John Auman has his new house on
West Maine street under roof.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-11-12
A UDlTOR'S NOTICE.

Having been appointed Auditor by the Or
phan's Court of Somerset County Pa, to distriD
ute the funds in the hands Of l. A. kretchman-
Administrator Of Noah B1rkholier deed, and
10 ascertain advancements and distribute the
funds to and among those legally entitled thereto,
notice Is hereby given that will attend to
the duties Of said appointment al my Office Ia
Somerset Borough en- Thursday, November 20,
1854, when and where all persons interested may
attend II. L BAER.
oct22 Auditor
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-11-12

Somerset county takes the cake, Chairman
Scott did it with his little hatchet.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-11-12

list OF JURoRs.-The following persons
have been drawn to serve as jurors at the
coming term of court, commencing Monday,
December 8. 1884:
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Railway and Steamship Agency.

Passage tickets 20 or from Europe BY prominent
STEAMSHIP LINES Railroad fare At re-
duced rates. In eonnection With ocean passage-
ArDrafts and Money Orders On all places N
Europe.
W. c. LEWIS
tOnce at JohnztSvn Savings Bank.J
novssm JoHssTows, Pa
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1884-01-13
Tr- False Prophet.

London Telegraph.
Ell Mahdi the false prophet of the
SOudan, in his bOyhood was appreuli,-
eel to Il bOatman. Runnlng away, he
went To Knartoum and attended a free
school. He made considerable progress
IN religious knowledge, but was back
wards IN acquiring tho arts Of reading
and writing. After being ordained
sheik or faki he took mp his abode in u
cave on the White Nile and 10y fasting,
praying and lucense- burning extended
his tame tar aud wide. He became
wealthy, collected disciples and mar.
ried several wives. In 1881 he an
nOunced that he was the Mahdi fore
told by MahQmet; that he had Il divine
mission TO reform Islam, establish uni
verSal equality, II universal law, IA uui-
versal religion and community of
goods, and that all who did not believe
IN him should be destroyed. This is
the origin of the movement which is
now shaking the east to lis founda-
tions FL Mahdi is undoubtedly unan
of great natural ability and tact, and is
II burn organ Ger OF men.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1884-01-13
THE NEW YEARS PARTY.

'Then you won't go, Alice p'
mo, Herbert-Tm SO sorry-but the
baby!'
90, hang the baby and Herbert
flung out of the room, slamming the
door behind him.
Alice stood looking at the door, grow
ing winter and winter Then $40 gave
n heart breaking cry, fell on her knees
by the cradle, and hiding her face in
her hands, sobbed bitterly.
She had locked forward 50 long to
going to this New Year party. 1t was
given by Mrs.. Mountjny, one of the
leaders of society in Washington, and
all that was eminent in politics, diplo-
macy or literature, as we'll as distin-
guished in the fashionable world, was
sure to be there. She had been kept al
home so much, since baby had been
born, that she really felt the need of a
little variety and relaxation. Bat baby
had been threatened with Group, a
week before, and tho fond mother had
not yet recovered from her fright
Baby, she admitted, was now better.
'but not tiL." she declared, ''tO be left,
at least with only the nurse to look af-
ter it. Nurses are SO careless. every
body had told her. even the best OF
them" So she had felt it her duty to
give up the party. She had not asked
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1884-01-13
THE $50 VS. TOR VI.

The old Earth, lying ha'e and cold,
Bene tth tn wiutrr sky,
Beheld the storm-king marshal forth
Hi, battle force on hlgh.
"Ah! s,"n." she said, "benea h The eno'
Full warmly | shall te."
The wind uufurled his banners
Aud rushe INT re frav,
The round Don hid her jolly face
Within a coud Of grdv,
And not one single Tar p1et ed out,
To drive the gloom away.
The snow, cncamped behind a cl Dud,
Sent flying, iece aud there,
It's white-winged era IL g. proclaim
It's presence In tn al;
Uniil at lust, the firy host
Burst from It's CLOUDY lair.
The snow-naRes rushing dow award,
Eaca in whir Ing danc.,
Before III win e q ivcn
Like armies 10y he lance;
But still, upon tue W iting Earth
The shining hosts advance.
The will wind, shrieking as he goes,
Fiies flercely 10 aud irJ,
And strives with Al his mighty force,
To sAeep away tue snow;
But bravely still The 1T faxes fail
Upon the Ear h below
All white and swi 9 It. settles down,
1h ugh Boreas howl and storm,
TIL suiC as summers green the robe
1t folds about her IN;
No Dr. perry of leaf and flower
could make tie E1rth SO warm.
It charges with no batile-cry;
But ur-, aud soft, and I'LL,
IL fails upon the waiting Il nth,
It. prJinise To fulfill;
And foils he angry, shrieking wind
BY cree Of gentle will.
The foe has furled his banners,
And FASTENED ftom the av;
The round moon peri,s with ] Illy face
From ou the cloud OF gray;
Ard ali the siacs come W Il ng out
TO see VINO iiued the day.
There al The earth lay shining,
Ing g,rm.nte pu e and hue;
The rnow fulfilled IS mission,
A d, cuq iering /" tn rght,
Had warm d he Id Earth 10 the heart,
Bt meath its min,lr ~hlte.
January So Nicholas.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1884-01-13

"About the baby, AliceP' he asked,
anxiousiy.
She put her rosy lips to his ear, and
in subdued voice, exclaimed:
Hang the baby!'
Herbert started, and changed color.
70 be sure he had used the same Ian
guage. But from her it was too exas-
perating. How he got through the
evening, he could hardly tell. When,
at last, they were together in the car
riage driving home, there might have
been an open rupture, but Tor the de-
! termined calmness of Alice, who took
everything as IL matte of course.
One glance in the beautiful nursery,
unsealed lis eyes. There, by the fr3,
sat Mabel, in all the abandon IF neg nye
toilet, her luXuriant tresses falling in
glossy freedom over her shoulders,
while the little fellow on her lap,
clutching at one long, shining cuil,
crowed, aud laughed, as well rs he
cou for "aunte's'' smothering kisses.
A sudden revulson of feeling came
to- the fathers heart, at sight of this
sweet home picture.
"Aha! know now who cOntrived
this plot be said. But / am glad TO
"Wasn't she the belle of the bal P"
answ, red Mabel, saucily.
There's no doubt of that. AT any
rate, didn't get u chance to dance
with her"
"Of course Who ever heard in So
ciety of dancing with ones wlfe?" he
said, sarca> >tically. Il see that she 'ol-
lowed my directions implicitly. You
| h,e Il.
against itself, cannot stand-that i, if
one halt Is flirting at party. and the
other half Is at home crying hor eyes
out"
go, Alice-were you really ?"
Il should thln& she was. ! can
assure you, that, myself, saw hait of
the house dissolved in tears, and SO
wretched that"
"Mabel, hush!' said Alice imploring-
ly.
Traitor, do you turn on meP' cx-
claimed Mabel, with mock di>plea>ure.
"My child" she went on, tossing tue
Growing chrrub, "ell your selti-h
papa that he also has some obligations,
and that ii You had known you were to-
be the bone of contention in this family,
you'd have staid in the garden of an
gels, where you were wanted.
Herbert was strongly aft ;cted by this
audaciouS Outburst, but it had The ef-
feet of leading him to see his du,y m u
new hight. 1t taught him to Il fl c.;
opened his eyes to his seldshneS>; and
made him, from that evening, bette,
and more cOnsiderate husband.
Six months from that time, Alice
was dressed for party. But this time
the party was : iveu at her own house,
and in honor of Mabels marriage.
Even the bride did not look lovrlrr;
FIR nothing had occurred to mar Allce's
happiness; and happiness, after all, is
the hest pr, s,IValive Of beauty.
"Au! how charming you looK,' whls-
pered Mabel with au arch look, as
they passed each other In the dance.
Pre- tier even, and it is say ing a great
deal, than when | cured your hu> baud,
by sending You 10 that NEW YEARS
PARTY y
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1884-01-13

Tn" health commissioner o. Brooklyn has
forbiddea the use OF anti eptics ca led rex
nsgnus aud Venetian red. The for aer is
com osed larg ly OF o aclc acid. Numerous
instanr are given by the Bro 'klyn papers Of
serious and deadly effects from it's use.
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radius of hundred miles.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-11

WI Robert Bonner has written pithy letter to
MI stuart. OF the Pennsylvania State Agricultural
society," who asked for the loan Of ..Maud s. for
exhibition, promising, that JrOtting was allowed
az tine fair Mr. Bonner. IN reply, says he cannot
comply with the request because the mare is il.
training al Hartford but would not in any ease rs
Maui = is not remarkable for her size or weight or
beauty ont for trottln. and that her proper place.
therefore, IS where There = trOttiDg instead of
"here there Is none. He then goes on al some
length and with Keen wit To defend his position as
an owner OF trUtters and patron OF trot,ine. He
Claims IL Is as Innocent and useful 10 raise fast
horSrs as big pumpkIns. and that IL Is pushing
stfuPes too lar To forbid hOrse-racing altogether
For bi> part he sees no more reason why the devil
ami gamblers should have all th,. best horses than
that sinners should nonopoiise al the hes. music
and building sites
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-11

The democrats can fairly draw encouragement
nOra The Vermont election. but ft is a waste Of time
% attempt - figure cut any success from The r.
sui In Maine That l. decided republican victory.
ahc, Is tiie Boston Herald. strong anti-BIaine
paper, says. nothing IS 10 be gained by bettling
Its magnitude
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-11

Inc Cholera records at Naples look more like
the casualty returns OF battles than OF the Stats
Ties OF disease Yesterday 80 fresh cases and 3f5
deaths were reported Already there have been
AIUO tttlLS since the disease became epidemic in
the city, it-ss than 4 week ago. The widest con-
sttrntton prevails, IN the midst Of which Kiuc,
Huintert shows a c0Olness and n bravery n, Tho
knightiy stamp. The disease has already attac, ad
members OF his re,inUe but the king himself has
thus far been spared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-11

The september drouth came too late to be Of
much injury TO the crops. which the Department Of
Agriculture reports Will be bOunteous and OF good
quality. There Will be the largest corn crop ever
known, aggregating 1880, 100000 bushels There
VIII BE- round billion bushels Of wheat AMI half a
billion bushels OF oats. Barley. rye buckwheat and
potatoes also show up well. The tobacco crop has
been injured somewhat in Virginia by the heat but
further north has been helped by the same cause,
othat The crop as whole viii be larger and better
Ii quality than usual The corresponding crops In
Europe, While finer than for several years. are not
sufficient 10 supply local needs, 50 that there will
ee good foreign market for our produce Finally
The stock on hand is not large, so that the market
VIII not be weighed down by the supply. In short
the outlook Is very favorable both for the farmer
and the consumer