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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01
WINS Church Items.

The new wire fence around the cemetery
is being painted, which adds greatly to its
beauty.
Our band IS thoroughly organized, and IS
doing some fine playing
Miss Sadie Sipe, OF Sipesville, was visiting
friends in this neighborhood during part of
last week.
The town was full of people on Sunday
night of last week, who had gathered 10
watch the eclipse.
Mr. c. L Saylor, who had been teaching
school in Brooklyn, y Y, the past winter,
is uow al his home, where he will spend his
vacation
\ party Of our young folks, known as the
IS Leap Year SOcials, spent sunday at The
Break Rocks. They returned home in
the evening in time for singing, and all re
port good time. c.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01
The Relic Comes to the Front.
THos. j. STEWART,
Secretary Internal Affairs

In our last issue we made mention Of the
fact that no relic of the 1870 campaign OF
"a Tippecanoe and Tyler, too, bad yet turn
eli up in Iatrobe. Now we are abreast of
our neighbors, as memento of that memo
rsbie campaign has made its appearance. II
Is a medal about the size of an American
dollar and belongs 10 DR.. ii. J. Miller. On
the diverse side is bust of the Presidential
candidate, in circle around the top of which
is Mai Gen W H Harrison, and below
the bust is the legend Born Feb. 9, I7776.'
The reverse side has in the centre the histo-
rical log cabin and barrel Of hard cider.
Above it appears in letters a The Peoples
Choice. while below IS g The Hero of Tip
pecanoe" This medal was pIowed uP near
the town Of Somerset about six years ago
and was sold to Dr. Miller for five cents.
He took it with him 70 the recent reunion ii
Gettysburg. and while there was Offered five
dollars for il, bat refused TO sell. 1t IS in an
excellent state Of preservation, being only
slightly def.iced about the edges. How long
it lay in the gro1nd will never be known
Lairsbe 4doLloe.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01
Make a Note /.

We have made several requests through
the columns of the papers that persons hav-
ing accounts on our books make payment
We have had a few prompt responses, but
the larger number seem to think that these
notices don't apply to themselves We again
request that everybody having accounts on
our books viii please TO call and settle them
We are not wealthy enough yet to give our
goods away or sell them on indefinite credit.
Please make note.
VI. NJ. TREpwELL & Co.
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For Sale Cheap.

A ba-vlin for some one in need of piano
or organ. A hi=h-priced Stesnway & sons
piano, in ase only few years viii be sold
very cheap. 4 Mason * Hamlin organ cost
ing 500 and uever used, viii be sold for
les than half cost. For particulars, cal n
he HER AID cfiice.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01
A Rampageous Steer.
M ARRIED.

GOOD-SHAYER.-A the home Of the
brides mother in Frieders, on sunday, July
~. 1855, by Rev. j. j. Welch, Mr. John Z
Good ana Miss Sidney Shaver, both Of som
erSet Township
KOONTZ- TZ-STERNER--At the residence
of the officiating clergyman. in Confluence,
on Sunday, July -, 1sSs, by Rev. Y. Hart,
Mr. Frederick Koon;z to Miss Cornelia Ster-
ner. both Of Confluence
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01

Mr. benjamin F. Bender, Of Shade Town
ship. voted for Gen Harrison for President
in 1870. he remembers the large balls that
were rolled from town 70 town and State to
of that campaign was the log cabin at som
erset. made OF pine logs. which sent out
many sprouts af1er they bad been cut and
placed in position. - numerous were the
fresh sprouts that the little log cabin was al
most totally covered with green. Mr. Ben
der says he never saw pine trees sprout af-
ter cutting before or since, which be thinks
was prophetic Of another President Harri-
son, and be believes the prophecy viii be
fulfilled in November.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01
The Result OF Merit.

When anything stands a test of tity years
among discriminating people. i IS pretty
good evidence that there i merit somewhere.
Few. if any, medicines have met with such
continued success and popularity. a. has
marked the progress Of Brandreth's pills.
wi,ich. after a trial Of over fifty yeaas. are
coneetled 10 be the safest and mos etiec;ual
blood pDritier. tonic and Alternative ever IN
rroduced 10 the public
That this = the result OF merit and that
Brandreth's Pills perform al that Is claimed
for them. Is conclusively proven by the fact
that those who regard them with the great
ct favor are those who have used them tie
longest.
Brandreth's Pills are sold in every drug
and medicine store, either plain or sugar
coated
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01
Notice to Citizens of Somerset


Numerous complaints having been made
to me OF destruction Of property and annoy
anee 10 citizens caused BIZ COWS running at
large at night. Notice is hereby given that
section S9l Of the Borough Ordinances will
hereafter be rigidly enforced, and the nigh,
policemen Is hereby instructed to enforce the
same.
SEXTON 39l Borough Ordinanees-No COW
shall be permitted to run at large within the
Borough between the hours of P NJ & 81
A. N. during the months of May, June. July
August, September and October of each year
Any person SO offending or doing shall pay
a fine of not exceeding one dollar, and it is
hereby made the duty of the High Constable
TO impound such animals found running ii
large and make sale thereof according TO the
provisions Of section 90
A. c. HoLBEgT. Burgess.
Somerset Pa, July 81, lsss.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01

The following poem which appeared in
the Somerset Wing in July, 1887, was hand
ell us the Other day, with the reques, that
We publish ii:
The story which mean TO tell,
Is very strange indeed
II had It's origin from belle,
OF great renown and deed.
There was a young and sprighily lad,
\ native OF this town
Who wore an old blue coat egad
Like many mother eiooa.
Now this same Lad. with hopes so fair,
Had in love-trap fallen
And he was always in despair
Concerning { dear maiden.
The lady had been a sceool-mate,
ofthis same stricken boy,
Where they would oiten, often prate.
About some social joy.
Now his heart was fx'd upon her,
As you shall shortly know
For Ire had been Z great discerner
ofmutual Joy below
The time had come, they had to part,
For better or for worse;
Because the Old folks had decrced,
To rid her Of z egrss.
And then TO me he did reveal,
His sad and dismal state;
And said he would forever dwell,
\ asiuioi, Of the great.
He said he was the worst Of men,
And l believe it. too
For he had almost always been,
The n,elrooia of the crew.
Itold him lie should mind it not,
For it would soon be over
A. there was plenty Of US caught,
By many heartless lover.
lie watched her every day and night,
When on the street she'd be;
For twas his great and chief delight.
For her safe home to see.
But. ah his destiny was seald,
Forever to be so
For Ire had Oft 70 Inc reveard,
Herconduct at the sho,g
lie tried again. with might and main,
His darling to see home
But, all alas twas all in vain,
As he received his doom.
And having nothing else to tell,
III let it 50 remain
For it would raise cursed yell,
If J would tell his name.
SOMERSET, Pa, July 10, lS97.
McF.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01

The Pittsburgh Post daily contains -e.--
grams purpo-tins 20 come from different sec
tions of the country stating that this and
that prominent Republican has Topped from
Harrison 10 Cleveland In Fridays issue
there was telegram from Somerset to the
fleet that ex-Burgess WeIiey, 4 life-long
Republican, had come out for Cleveland.
The hoax perTe; rated by the Psst's CORES
p-oudent was = very PcoT one a. the next day
It WIS compelled 70 publish a card from Mr
Wefev coutrdicting the report. The ex-
Burgess is a s;aunch Republican and a a
matter Of course vii vote for Harrison and
Morton
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01
Wantad

Hides Furs. Bark vii pay the highes,
cash prices for all kinds Of hides. pelis and
furs / also want 500 cords Of Rock Oak aud
Spruce bark. 100 cords wanted at once.
&c CUxNISGHAx
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01

The time tor having your name placed on
the registry for the purpose Of votirg will
close on the 9Th Of September. Taxes may
be faid one month LATER See to il that eve
~ Republican Is registered
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01
EXCURSION to Hyndman.

The b. and o. Railroad will run an ex-
ing at Hyndman, Pa, on Sunday August
u, isss. Following are train arrangements
and ronnd trip rates
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01

Tie san q crusher n Eautner's Station. the
property of the Cambria Iron Company. was
burned 10 the ground al an early hour sun
day morning. The origin Of the fire j. not
known. but Il IS supposed 10 have originated
FROM spark from the furnace. in which q
banked FIRE was sm0GideriBg. The loss will
not reach great sum. as the building was
the machinery consisted Of only a few heavy
pieces \ new gondola freight car belong
ing 20 the b. g. o standing on the siding.
within three feet Of the mill was consumed
bv the flames.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01

In these days If hot weather and picnics
when the sun ONES down Justify, the girls
are having much trouble TO keep their hands
soft and white. Lemon juice and bran are
said to be good remedies.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01

We are now selling our entire stock of
Millinery at less than cost The goods are
ali fresh and latest styles. Now IS your
chance.
". NJ TREDREL & Co.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01
Wanted

Deals-s and al 10 know We have fun line
Of rskes both hand and self dump, which
We offer Al prices 70 suit the times. Agents
wanted to sell the Walker Eakcs Address
WF WALKER.
-,-.,s,-.- p,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01

The city fathers world do well 10 investi-
gate the dissbolical smell that nearly stran-
gles the puhlio on Union street between
Main Cn1ss and East streets. The matter
should be Investigated, and the nuisance
abate.! Il once.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01

A bioodihirs;y dog killed and crippled
twenty sheep from the flock Of Mr.. Cy-
rus stahl. who lives near Husband. one
nigh. last week
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01
Harvest Home.

The Frielens annual Harvest Home picnic
will he held August 18th in the beautiful
Mowry grove. There viii be 4 restaurant
on the grounds. Everybody is cordially in
viied. SBcRErARy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01

Charles Hunsecker Esq and vile OF Nor
ristoHn. arrived in Somerset Monday even
ing from Bedford Springs. where they had
been for the past three or four weeks. They
are guests al the residence Of II. L. Baer
EeD
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01

AR John 7 Knable Of the firm Of Knable
& shusser. Pittsburgh. IS spending his sum
nler vacation with his parents in Somerset.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01

Miss Maud, daughter Of Jacob snyder Eos.
a former Somerseter, but for many years a
resident Of Springfield, Ohio, is a guest at the
residence Of Vim. H. Koontz Esq.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01

Give me two pounds Of exasperated ap-
pies sald an old lady to one Of our grocers
the other day. He weighed out two pounds
Of eraPorated apples, and she went away
content.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01
Wanted for Cash.

one thousand tons Of Rags. Bones and
Scrap Iron. old Gum boots and shoes for
which tise highest cash price viii be paid by
CAFLEs a MooRE,
JobusfOwu Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01

The Misses Florence ard Louise Gebhart,
Of Dayton Ohio, are the guests OF their IN
Gle. George T. Parker
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01

There are three blind men in Lancaster
County who put together binders, reapers.
and other frm implements, make canoes,
and repair organs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01

Increase OF pension has beef granted 10
William Diveiy CT Berlin, and 10 jeremiah
Biuner Yirenbers
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For Rent.

Comfortable Offices on the first and second
eoor OF the addition 10 Printing House
Row. For particulars. inquire At tais Office.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01

Already the work Of preparation for the
opening Of the state Fair has begun. The
show viii open rather early this year.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01

The Beaver College, under the direction Of
DR., Taylor, Is one Of the best and most de
sisable schools for the elucaiion of young
-irCand young ladies, anywhere 10 be
found. It, location and buildings are un-
surpassed, and health record uneqnaled.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01

Andrew Jackson Colborn, Esq, the sec
ond, arrived in town Thursday evening to
home. Jack has been Practicing law at
Scranton. Pa, for the past two years. and
has all the appearance Of u successful young
harris-er.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01

The West Wand Republicans claim the
honor Of raising the frs; Harrison and Nor
ton pole ia the county 4 large crowd Of
ardent and enthusiastic Republicans placed
the pole IA position. opposite Weimers black
smith shop, on Patriot street, saturday even
ing. It Is ninety feet ont Of the ground and
Is uS straight a. an arrow. A handsome flag
ioats from its top. There are no Republi-
can hoppcrs iu the West Ward
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01
Or FIansford " s. g o-neH,

Or. E. Lansford. v. S, c cnnellsviiie
VIII be at Somerset the first Monday and
Tuesday Of each month at The Somerse
House, and viii treat all diseases Of borSes.
cattle. etc. Teeth dressed or extracted. Cas-
traiion Of Horse and RidglinSs spasins
and Ringbones successfully treated by actu-
al canery All examinations free Of charge.
Come and see me.
Z LANsF.Kn. Y. :
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01

The internal revenue collections for the
fiscal wear ended jane 80, lSSS. were si24.-
s3G. "a. as against Sis So .J0i for the previ-
ous fiscal year. The cost Of collection for
the year was s.. .9s3 90, exclusive Of the
the amount expended for the printing Of
internal stamps The collections were made
were made up as follows on spirits, >69,-
GIGS on tobacco. -. l.Gj2 i3i ted
liquors. 50 335. 2ls oleomarsarine, ss64, .
10 banks aud bankers, S+203; miscella-
reous. SI65. .3l6.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01

Mr JOHN II Snyder. Of Dayton. Ohio. AZ
rived IN town Saturday on his annual visit.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01
Found at Last.

Tha; A Benford L Son is the ol.ly firm in
town that sells nine cakes OF Grip Soap FOR
= cents.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01

It is perhaps not generally known, but
nevertheless il is fact, that the law forbids
any pensioner bargaining promising, or
selling his quarterly pension before it be-
comes due and on the other hand, all per
sons are forbidden TO accept the same in any
manner, A. security or otherwise. The fine
Is fixed at 500 for any violation Of the act,
and Is equal u1cn the soldier and dealer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01

be desired he e.In and viii furnish one 10 the
Department On the whole the line IS weli
defined and all the mounds in good shape.
vet from the fame the Mason and Dixon
line has achieved and made 30 early as
lssl, when the excenfrir John Randolph,
Of Roanoke, made great use Of this phrase.
which was caught up aud heral.lei by ever
Gewspaper in The land during the exciting
debate in Congress on the question of ex-
ending slavery from Missouri, which gained
its celebrity.
Would also recommend the passage of 4
resolution by our Legislature for the APP
pointment OF joint commission between
Maryland and Pennsylvania to re-establish
was
The inclemency Of the weather and the
sitting of the court prevented our making
this examination sooner
Al Of which Is respectfully submitted.
DAVID E. WAGNER,
GrogGE NJ. NEFF,
CIV WILLIAMSON,
Commissioners of Somerset County.
HAEKIsEURs July, 18th lsss.
Messs. Wagner, Neff and Williamson,
Commissioners of Somerset Co., Som
erzet Pa.
GENTLEAES:-I have the honor to ac-
knowledge the receipt Of your Annual Re
port on the Monuments and Boundaries Of
yonr county; together with the very inter
estiDg account of the operations. all of which
is very acceptable to the Department, and
viii be placed upon the Records, and be pub
lished in the next Annual Report. With
thanks tor the interest manifested and the
suggestions. made, OF which due notice will
be taken
! remain yours very truly,
THos. J. STEWART,
Secretary Internal Affairs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01
oueensware and Glassware.

For this line of goods go To A. benford &
on, as they have the best line in town.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01

In a single town 0at in Minnesota there
have been gathered in within a fortnight
ioo bushels Of srasshoppers. As, under the
new bounty law OF that Srate, 81 4 busbel is
paid out OF the county treasury for dead
Ergsshoppers. this harvest means 5000 for
the enterprising grasshopPer hunters This
j. considerably more profitable than raising
wheat and corn at present prices.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01

No total obstainer has ever become
drntkani- But every drunkard was at one
time in his life moderate drinker.
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4 DlINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.
at,..a.ne.ln 1851. SO. I,rasa. s7s.

Instructors men and women of marked ability.
WellknoWn teachers engaged for special wurs-
Last year these were DR.. Edward Brooks. fsychol-
ogy. L wecki Leila r Partridge Methods p
weeks Byron " kilg. EiOcuti0n. spring
TeTmt
motto Bes- IN eyf-yrhi1g best insirIc-
ton, best fcl f-ts .ls i, y5g huTg % teach best
coriu-Tary aeco-ir0daliou- b.st table board, best
rates fgT studeIIs- Boauiing with well-furuish-
ed ROOM steam heat- AE.lt bath ru1uls. pure
spring water Ou every do0-, &C. SD week
Tuition Almost Free -
To those graduating within two years. Net cost
Of tuition. above state aid. .cr two solid years.
only thirteen Gollasri Wholly free % tlase grad
EatIu- within : years These contemplating r
Normal course VIII gain decided advautpges and
save money by entering az California Ne want
% piace catalogue In the hands 1f every in4uir-
lns teacher aud every interested parent. Write
for fun Information We enjoy answering qties-
tons Engage MONS snriy. Boarding students
turned away last year iGr want gf rooru.
THEO. T. Moss PW.U
l--l-I1- Principal
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Returning, train will leve Hyndman at 6
p m, arriving in Somerset At p. m.
W W. PIcKISG, t. P. 4.
II Is now said that the weather of August
and September will be extremely hot.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-08-01
Saturday, August 25th. 1888,
Dwelling House,

and q good bank barn and a good orchard Of
beMring apple trees. The entire farm i well wa
tered having thereon a number Of never failing
springs. located three miles west OF Jennec y
Roads and Il miles North OF Somerset.
NJ Adjoining lands OF John Walter.
-NO' Z. Abraham Bieseeker. Henry {. shat
fer. George Nicos!emus. Nnl- Baldwin aIst ntherS.
containing L. acres more or lss-s, Of which one
hundred acres are clear under good state OF czl-
tivatiOn, au,i the balance wei timbered having
thereon erected a one ana a half story
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LOG HOUSE,

and a good Log Barn. and Other necessary out
buildings There i gos-d orchSrd Of bearing
apple trees and the entire farm j. wei wafervfL
Both farms are convenient 30 church and school
miles north Of Somerset, Possession given April
l. Iss9.
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a Loyer,s Due.

Mr.. MoRIAH, July ~, 1sSs.
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TERMS

One-third Of purchase money 10 be pals; on de-
livery Of deed the balance tWo-thifJis to be paid
ia three equal annual payments, without inter
cst- Deferred payments 70 be secured on the
land BY Judgment bond. Ten percent of the fssir-
chase money to be paid on day OF sale
JONAS l. kSEENY.
CYRUS ASkENI.
Trustees
For further information address the Executors
at Jenner Y Roads or their Attorney, +. ". Bic
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a
rived IN town Saturday on bis annual visit
Increase OF pension has been granted d
William Dively CT Berlin, ard 10 Jeremiah
Bittner. Winenbers.
III, Mis-es Florence ard louise Geblaart,
Of Dayton. Ohio, are the guests OF their IN
Gle. George r. Parker.
Already the work Of preparation for the
opening Of the state Fair has begun. The
show viii open rather early this year.
--
Mr. John ? Knable, Of the firm Of KnabIe
& slasser, Pittsburgh, is spending his sum
n.er vacation with his parents in Somerset.
A biood;hirs,y dog killed and crippled
twenty mine sheep from the flock Of Mr.. Cy-
rus Stahl. who lives near Husband. one
night last week.
I There arc three blind men in Lancaster
County who put together binders, reapers.
and other farm implements, make canoes,
and repair organs.
Miss Maud, daughter OF Jacob snyder Eqs
a former somerseter, but for many years a
{ resident Of Springfield. Ohio, is a guest at the
I residence Of VIM. II. Koontz, Esq.
Give me two pounds Of exasperated ap-
I pies, sad an old lady to one Of our grocers
: the other day lie weighed out two pounds
Of eraporrted apples, and she went away
content
In these days If hot weather and picnics.
when the sun tones down Justify, the girls
are having much trosblc TO keep their hands
soft and white. Lemon juice and bran are
said to be good remedies.
The time tor having yonr name placed on
the registry for the purpose Of votiT 2 will
close ON the 5th Of September Taxes may
be faid one month LATER See to it that eve
~ Republican is registered.
Charles Hunsecker ESD and vile OF Nor
ristoHn. arrived in Somerset, Monday even
ing from Bedford Springs. where they had
retii i1I t-is i'1S1 tlicS ni 4't4 NetAS- lht|
are guests AZ the residence Of H. L. Baer
Esq.
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homo lack has be,n practicine law AT
scranton p, s,rtba INST two vss,rs and
ba. all the sppearanee Of 4 succ..ss.r,l vounp
harr;s-er
In a single town oai in Minnesota there
nave oeen gathered n WITHIN fortnight
~" bushels oil sT4sshoppers- As under the
new oouni! law o. that >laies u hushei Is
pad out ot The county treasury Tor dead
srasshoplers- tAis harvest means Se'uVv Tor
the enterprising g-asshopper hunters. This
j. considerably more profitable than raising
wheat and corn at present prices.
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'''' a 20 ''''-'''.. - - am, ~ - a'
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Inc Wesi "arq i-ei'noi''.l's cialih lhe
hoilpf oi raising tue iifs' illiIlsoh aiiu -H"'-