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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-03
HUMOR OF THE DAY.
A love-letter-W.

A love-letter-W.
An early settler--A man who pays his
bills promptly.
They say sheep-dog's favorite vege-
table isa collie flower.
A dog will bark up a tree. So will
a horse, if hitched to one too long
SDtings.
If s'brevity is the soul of wit, drawfs
should be the funniest Of men.-Pittsburg
Chronicle.
eyes, julius, the health lift is a good
thing, but don't look for it in the vicinity
of a mules heels. ."-Burlington Free Press.
It is said that every man has his double.
1t generally occurs in youth, during the
green-apple season.-Proridence Journal
Many people travel for health; but you
cannot travel in England without losing
seventy-fve or hundred pounds
Bazar.
McCorkle-"S "Smythe says he owes you
a grudge." McCrackle-"Never mind;
Smythe never pays anything. ."-HdrPer's
Bdzdr.
The young King of Spain's nurses
probably have little trouble in keeping
him clean since he is himself the CASTLES
hope.-HotcI Mail.
The mean is not the extreme, but il
there is anything meaner than hornets
extreme it has not come this way.-Bing-
hamton Republican.
Stella-"Oh, Bella, how glad / am!
haven't seen you for ages" Bella
"Hush! You will give us both away. y
Burlington Free Press.
elbow came Governor Buck to marry
woman inferior to him in social position?"
ooh, you. forgot she began life as a gov
erness. Boston Gazette.
Cora-'What induced you to tell Mr..
Merritt l went to the party last night
with George2" Little Johnnie-"A
quarter "-Hagper'S Bazdr.
First Broker-"Jay Gould's stocks are
feverish this morning" Second Broker
-"Feverishl Is it possible that he for
got to water them?"- Tesas SiJtings.
An Ohio church deacon exclaimed: /:
"Consarn it all to Texas !" and the verdict
| of the church investigation was: ''Not
guilty, but in bad taste. ."-Detrott Free
Press.
Husband-"A word to the wise is suf-
ficient, my dear" Wife-"I know it,
darling. That's why have to be con-
tinually and everlastingly talking to you. ="
- Washington Critic.
Mistress-'Now, Jane, clear away the
breaklas. C.5hes and then look after the
children. I'm going around the corner
to have a dress titted.n Faithful Ser
vant-"Yes, mum. Win ye take the
night key, or shall l set up for yep
Time.
A miller fell fast asleep in his MILL and
bent forward until his chair was caught
in some machinery, and almost handful
of hair was pulled out. OF course he was
awakened. His first bewildered exclama-
ton was: "Hang i'll wife, what's the
matter now?n-Tid Bits.
Omaha Chief-"And when the shoot
ing began you ran away from the meleel"
Proud Policeman-"Yes." o. C.-"Did
YOU not know you would be called a cow
ard all you life2" p. Pr made a
hasty calculation to that effect, but |
thought | would rather be Il coward all
my life than a corpse for fifteen minutes. "
-Omdha World.
Some strolling actors were once play
ing Macbeth in "A country town. TheiI
properties were not kept in very system
attic order, for, when the hero of Shakes
peare's drama exclaimed: "'Is this dag
ger which / see before me3n a shrill voice
responded from the "flies:" ''No, sir
it's the putty knife; the dagger's lost y
-HOUSeh0id Words.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-03
Thc.Washington Memorial Arch, 4

The Washington Memorial Arch, that
Is now kerry sure of being erected there,
VIII notee one of the frst-class works of
art in the world, observes the New York
Sup, but it WILDE the finest thing of the
lSindon this side of the Atlantic Ocean.
The popular subscriptions to be fund in
its hchalf are still coming 1nely.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-03

The musicians have every reason, thinks
the Brooklyn Citizen, TO rise in their
might and slay the inventor of the phono-
graph. Large ones are been constructed
that. VIII correctly register the playing of
first-class orchestras, and the stage man
ager has but to turn one crank on the
stage instead of ten in the orchestra to
get superior music.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-03

The Argentine Republic is growing
alarmed over the great influx of Italians
of the poorest class and the Government
has issued orders limiting the arrivals to
200 per month.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-03
puring the last twenty-flve years Queel

4 During the last twenty-five years Queen
Victoria has captured. 447 agricultural
prizes. with stock from her Windsor
farms, She takes great interest in cattle
shows, and is a good judge of Shorthorns
and Jerseys. At Windsor, on Aber-
geldie farm and at Osborne she has herds
of cattle worthy royal owner. They
at Osborne is now stocked with a pct
uresque herd of West Highland cattle.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-03

= Prospective eJnigants exc reading
with much interest paragraph which
has been going the rounds of the press,
to the effect that every man who settles
in Colombia, Central America, gets six
dollars a month, 25O acres of 1and,a COW.
two pigs and plow.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-03

James CARBON Bennett, of the New
York, London and Paris Herald, wants
the United States to send a strong corps
of American mechanics to the Paris Elk.
position to see and learn things.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-03

Benjamin. Hurst, of the Pennsyl-
vania Rail I'D has just celebrated the close
of his fifty years active service as a loco
motive engineer, and he is not ready, by
~a1ong way, to retire. He is called Uncle
Ben by all who know him, and he is still
at Work running a first-class passenger
train. His eye is as clear as ever, and he
] stands as erect as a cadet
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-03

The action of the Connecticut House in
inviting a New York woman to partici-
pate IN ssse House debate on woman suf-
frage Is, declares the New York Graphic,
without a precedent-in the eccentricities
of Legislators. The Connecticut men were
exceptionally gallant. :.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-03

Z The greatest surprise of the day is the
statement that the EifTel tower at the
Paris Exposition is not in fact, the Eiffel
tower, but the Monguier tower. 1t is al
legged that it was young engineer of that
name in Eiffels employment who first con-
ceived the idea and worked it out.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-03
According to Bradstreet's, the abandon

According to Brddstreets, the abandon
pment of silk culture in California is for
. shadowed by the action of the Governor
of that State in vetoing an appropriation
q. of $4,000 made by the Legislature to
aearry on experiments. The reason given
'ss that California cannot compete with
China or Japan in that industry,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-03

An American sea captain thinks he has
Mound a gauge of the nearness of an ice
ssberg by the use of foghorn, and the con.
sequent echo. If so, remarks the New
York Voice, it will prove a very valuable
&scoverv.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-03
The seals 81. BebrinG Sea are in :

The seals Of Behring Sea are in great
need of protection. Their earlier haunts
among the Georgian Islands, off the coast
of New South Wales, the South Shetland
Islands, and the other places in the South
Seas7 are almost deserted, and having
taken refuge in Behring Sea, they are
threatened there too with determination.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-03

+. It is predicted that Manitoba will be-
come one Of the great mutton and wool.
raising centers of the earth.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-03

Postmaster General Wanamaker thinks
It wiser to improve the postal service than
to establish one-cent postage.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-03

Some 200 miles of road are to be built
this year in Pennsylvania to develop
coal, iron and timber lands.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-03

Tho famous botanical gardens at Edin-
burgh, Scotland, have just been opened
to the hblic on Sundays.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-03
Terms. $50 per Year.

The consumption Of beer and WHISKY
is rapidly increasing in India.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-03

Vermont claims to produce more butter
annually than any other State in the
Union.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-03
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-03

] "Will the supply lasti" is the question
ethc natural gas people are asking.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-11-20
Is Consumption IncurabIe?

Read the following: Mr. q H
Morris, Newark. Ark, says: IVA,
down with Ab.cess # Lungs, an(
friends and pnysiciadd pronouneet
me an Incuasble Censumptive. Be,
gan taking DIR Kiag's NV Discover,
for Consumption, am now ON MI
third battle, and able to oversee tht
work Oil my farm. 1t is the fines
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Jesfe Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio
Says Had 1t Tot been for Dr.. King
New Discovery for Consum, tim
would have died of Lung T,ubled
Was given up by d~ctos. Am nos
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-11-20
SALE OF IALTAnE RAJ ESTATE.

BY sirtue Of q mort.age e1eeut q
TO The Durham L4Gd and Security
Company by X. I. HI k'and and
wife. registered in orsnge CouBty
Book + page sos o. tbe Register OF
Deetis' fl g, We will sell for cash al
the Corn House deor 10 Durham,
n. e., at public auction, on the Oh
day # Decemher 1889 1T ~ O'Clock
81. OAe Tract Of land containing 59I
Hcr' more or legs: one tract con.
tanning 81 acrys more Of les one
tract containing l0l acres. all lying
o. Aew Hope Ciees ib Chapel Hill
los nsbip, Orange CouB;y.
THE DubHAM LASD AND SECURITY Co.
". u. FULLER ATTY. for morgagee.
For further information apply to
X |. EOGEIs hoy. II. 1889.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-11-20
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-11-20
GENERAL ROBERT L. LEE.

We are glad to see the move
to make the birth day Of General
Robert Il. Lee a national holiday;
some writer has truly said: He was
simply born and devout believer in
the vital necessity to the liberties of
his people, of preseryinglntact those
principles of State sovereignty OF
which Virginia, by her ancientrank
among American commonwealths
and by the eminent share which she
had taken, first in making the Am
eriean Union possible. and then in
establishing it, NAV well be pardon
ed for regarding himself as held and
bound to be the fearless and un-
compromising champion and defen-
der. His political faith was the
ground work of his fame as a Gen.
eral He belongs, like Gustavus
Adolphus, and Hampden and Falk-
land, to the roll of honor, bright
though brief, on whichare inscribed
the names of men who have taken
the sword and died by thesword, not
for glory nor for conquest, but for
what they in their hearts believed to
be their highest duty as men. Sure
ly the time has come and as surely
It's great and blessed thing for the
American people that the time
should have come within the 81
twenty-odd years when the voice
of the people, especially of the South,
rendering homage to this hero of
duty, not because he died for Vir-
ginia, simply, but because he died
for what he believed to be his duty
TO Virginia, can find its way to the
hearts of all Americans, and touch
the sympathetic chord of a pure and
patriotic pride in them all.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-11-20
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22
fisTtr Taxa a ladss Arm

The Question X often pat to
me- said . Lady whose opIniOn
m matters OF ettiIaetre Is Who'll
" competent. whether I5 =
ever permissible To tax 4 Ladys
n acting "a N escort on a
promenade AFTER H~ightE1I-r Ua
hesItasIn-Ly and pSremPt0riaIIy
NO Not after EightfsM- nor By
Gay yht, nor any ether time
IN Invalid may Estu upon a
young wGG4a= ara ! grand
tAEAeF, Z ae IL 5ndrm- may avaI
hzms~lf OF = similar support. aaE
: broadway policemen seems
20 have acquired the right u
prOpel has charge II pest5aoarS
across the th0FeG-htfFe hy 4
grasp GpcR the aru- bot these
are the ozlr persons 80 prIvileg
eel For an acquaintance. a
friend, or Cae who sSp5res 10 a
stIa nearer place, 20 take the
arm Of = v91Rg woman when
walking with her On the public
Highway - InexeGsable. You
mas be sure that nothing vii 20.
quickly cEez1 her good taste.
although she may LcE the 80
eEIl sST4 To resent a1d avoid r..
ard the spectacle N itself =
most unpleaSi1g To see d.
yoG1g woman pushed along
little IN front u hsr escort kv
hIs clutch Upo1 her arm. Is neI-
ther suitable nor picturesque
It revsFses Al preeOzeeived
Iteas Of gaIAlsry- The fair
should lean upon the brave.
Vigil streagth 0r-ht never to
support feminine fr2lEess. OF
Ter her y0Zr arm yegag man.
every time, aad % not commif
the fAEI1 rity and 0Eeuse Of.
taxing heFs-Nex Terk Sun
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22
!..:.a! :=..y::s i, !:;;.

The University has been put
IN 4 more effective condition
than ever before
The plan Of study Is re-cast
50 a. to allow numerous eIee-
lives n both the \. e and the
B y courses. PrefesScrShTps
have been re-OFGaHIzEG= Add
son Hegue. Prof Of Ancient
Languages r L Fulton Prof.
of Physics and AstrBpemy=R- "
LeaveII- Prot Of English and
Bellies Le1tres- W E. Sins. Late
of Vanderbilt Univ. Prof CT
Mental and AoraI Science &e-=
Geo D PurintSE kite Of Univ.
Of Missouri Prof. Of Chemistry
and Natural History: Prof J.
". J0hnS0p- Asst Prof IN Eng
iTzh and Easke matIes. The Ex-
eegtive Committee VIII ill the
chairs Of Ma hematIes and ox
Modern Languages. from the
best material afforded by the
L nItesi States. before College
opens and an Assistant Profess
scr Of Ancient Languages viii
be appointed
E3ward NsFaz. n Professor
cf Law and Chancellor.
Tuition still free to al, exeeps
"a Tee Of $50 co Law students
Send for Catalogues and state-
meat Of improved scheme Of
study
EQWAED NAYES.
Chancellor.
T--n=wnro- Nj
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22
ssssiy neat1sr CrGp Bulletin
No u az the MsSissipci
lSeatler Ssrvics fur the
Meek Ending isg- IL

Weather eaadirious remain
nearly a. they were last week
Rain has ElEleE generaHv
throughout the State rather
more than vas needed Ave-
rage amount ct sunshine : ~
ported. a larger amount wOaId
have been more favorable To
maturing the e8trsu except the
eool weafher CGttaa picking
has begun n the southern part
Of the state.
The eaterpliar = reported a.
DONG some dIuaze and Great
Tag some 1pprehenzi1n n thir-
teen s0anrIes. OF which onIv Pa.
usl&E IN the northern Uart e.
tae state Paris Sreen l. BENZ
G-gsly and effectively useE
The bon worm u reported in
three localities. 10 serious min
~ from these c1IIsss i eerTafn
yet The eara crop IL stu very
LvGra5fe-
Measured rainfall y reported
~ tolL0ws- fernando 30 Bates
vile. University. I-- HoE
y Springs z=I. Csrinfh- LIE.
EIpley- I-eSs KeazL IzI= OkeIo-
La 0 % AoeFdee1- l 80. C9lun-
hESs So A * NJ CrHEa~n -
IaeeG- -e- GreenvIlIe. ~
N1eks5Grg- a. Edwards. .I1-.
Jackson 0ets Lake. Nerd
IA, COG NaynesbarO- ST Halle
hurst. 8Gor Port Gibson. 81.
Safehez- --0- Loeb Laven- -I5-i
Brookhaven 5r Darlington
l 81 Noble, A. Fayette= a.
L & FUTON.
Director.
CaITeFSItv. Hiss Aur II
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22
4 RsAYE c%qKFEuERsTE


ArLEEta LeaslflGif51
L5eut g \ coryeA. formerly
OF IKE Ole Hundred and Forty
first Sew York Volunteers
Twentieth Army Corps va with
Sherman on the f1m0gs march
80 the SEA One bright Saad5y
ID D>ezaer l,esG- the Lsufea
Ant vas detailed To take charge
- The picket I5ae 81 gr0nt q SA-
vGnaaa- on the edge ofa nee
swamp There VA trace De
tween the Picketz. ami every
tang were i Sab1afh Ike ssEI
EEs
C0rysI lad nothing % 10 aad
EES 01s &c tobacco Hos 20.
Ees , chew w1x the Qresnan-
FIaaly a haa&s2ae ye1rE oE
csr from the Ceafstera-e side
>tFoEst og5 between the Ines
CsryrI haEed ann az Uaee-
4 say johnny Il Z eeEie ever
10 voz caa I get tobacco and .e
tz-a safely 20 M E1es
eue zI1nS- II treat Yea
right
How ID know that III not
ee taEeu prisoner
Foz aave the EorE Of 4 gen
tIenatn azI a Confederate Ell
Ger
C9ryeH Thought a moment aud
then decided 20 zake tke ven
tgre- He E-fI aside k5s sword
anI bels and s-arse,t across the
hsh aHgf aIrrUw dixie Ie1f5rz To
the Ccafecle-frs ire O1 errker
SIDE ef the dixie the wafer In the
nee seIds Vas i've feet deep
The Lieutenant reached the
opposite shore without any mis
lvz- The Confederate pro
GGse1 seine tobacco and a.
trade WIS made Tn n0 tTaz@.
Then rAe two fea into a pleasant
eo4wErs4sIo1-
SaLLelIy C0rveI saw a signal
EHf-er from . house sme els
tazee ia the rslr as the C01fe,5e
rate lIae-
what does that 1e4u Le
asked sharply
I Geut NuQ~, replied the
Confederate
Just shea an orderly dashed
Ep en- horseback aa3 WITH a.
-ulletI - ase. said 10 the Goa.
feLerase Oaicer-
Lieutenant the General or
deEs yOI 50 take tAe Yankee
officer TO kca9qIIrters
CaFyegl vas dumbfJEaded-
Thea be locked &c sac C0nf-Le
rate Lieutenant and noted hIS
honest eyes aad hS EIGaIy face
Am I EoGE pris0EeET asked
C0ryeEL
The Confederate exeeaGed hs
right hand
4 offered YOU ny proteel5ou-
ar said $50 10 EGUr EEeS-
wIEl follow yOG o er the GIks-
and II my body can shield yOu
from Confederate lead yo0 sail
reach y0ar command II -afetv-
Good bye. ard God bless your
The Federal started oa his
return trip he wa7 half WV
across when IKE list shot came.
There wIs anOtb r. AID mother
E1tII i whole FrI~lJe seemed to
Je EEIGg At aIm
Iae fugitive walked rapidly
0nwarss until be reached the
Fedora lines and vaaEfeG ever
the 5EeastwSIss- Then he look
eel back and saw his protector
siding on the dixie The Con
fe1erate waved his hand turned
about and marched back to his
own slide He had kept his
premise ike . true soldier
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22
CONFLICT Or RACES
TraaB's "a SsI1a kEsalrs-

SPECIAL ss tls Ap7l
Birmingham Ala Aag- Is
There j. daFger Of serious
trouble between whites and Ee
-T0es In SeIul- LII 10 grew
out ef An editorial La the last :
sue Of TIE Iniep udent- 4 negro
paper. OF which the Rev Ed
ward Bryant i associate editor
Bryant Els several times written
s0ute VERY IBtlm@ceFy edIt0Ti-
as 5Gs E1Ss week Re Surpassed
all previ0us efforts IN that line
C1sleT the head The Negro
N0s Progressing he says
among other thing
ere YOU referring 20 the
whites ito leave this Southland
Ia twenty years It woRId be one
6f the grssadeSs portions 0f the
globe We w0aId show y0a
rlossbaek c-ae&ers box 20 run
\ country I u would never
see eoBvIets haIf starved, de
pFivIng honest working men Of
"a honest living a. vOH great I
ans now have it. It u only a
matter Of time when this whole
state. Of affairs viii be changed
and I hope TO year soTr0x- We
we're never destined 20 always
be servants bGt Is other races
we VII and must have our dav.
Yoz now have yours You have
had your revCIati0aaEy and civil
Wars, and We hear predict that
at no very distant GIv We vii
have our race VA AID We hope.
a God intends, that We vii be
stroFg enough ID whip you ont
Of existence and hardly leave
enough 10 tell the stoEy- It i
5OGnG TO come and Just such
bet headed er:1nks as the editors
Of some of eur DeE0eratle Jour
mails are Just the right set to
hasten It on Is il fate.
The ei-y Of Selma L. stirred
from eeater 30 circumference
The whites swear that Bryant
shall Dire. md at once Bryant
a.Ls been awaF since be wrote
the EDITORIAL and has returned
re1iy foT any emergency For
ty negroes with " Inehester IT
Ees swOre 20 support hJH8- and
tkeJF ranks are increasing eve
" kGEr- AZ OF the white men
= the county are armed Bds-
ness : suspended and n conflict
between the races appears IL
NEST unavoidable
The white Republican, Protee-
tive Tariff League Of this city.
bad a largely attended eaIlett
neetTngaeFs 90 night aud pass
ed the following res0IGsEazss
Resolved That the IaeendTa-
~ gtteraHees Of the Selma eel
9reG independent Of a Eeesat
eA1te. threatening = War Of IL
ees. meets eur unqualified and
indignant condemnation Sueh
threats We consider Go be preIu-
dIeIal to every interest Of orr
citizens. beth white aaI eaIaFed.
anti ri not suppressed a- onee.
VIII lead 20 btsodshetL
Resolved further. That We
hereby Eeader cur G4eraf- ansL
NJ necessary. our physical SIP
pert 10 al Ew5abIdng citizens
ct Dallas e0Gafy Ia the effort to
maintain Law and order
Tie Grand AEay ef the Re
public and ASSOCIATION of Con
fsdeEate veterans say that they
VII assist the whites IN ease ef
serious troubEe
Assistant Ad5at4at-G General
FFIerson- Of skE city, teiegrapds
Gov Seay ro-Righs that be lad
the troops here Ia readiness To
march ii his command TO Selma
Late reports from Selma say
there L 10 change IN aFlirs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

\ venerable member ct the
House htd watched the pages
fitting up and Down the aIsIeS.
and had INDUCED IN consider
able speculation Is to why they
were there 4 day or two ago
his curiosity became 30 great
that he asked z fellow member :
Say. John who are them boys
that play 1r0a1d the hall -
why way the reply. they ara
pages -GGsi all thunder -
said the ast0aIshed gentleman,
Yea dent mean to tel me
thems al sam Pages bsss 10
vet~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-22

Joe WdIIE Czs Ct cur
1eIgBboEing c5t0Fed farmers.
J1ss s0IgA Of tow. br0zZzt u
yesterday tW0 bEnehes Of peas
Of beans the pods CF which
were hearty Or quite = yard long
" ( have tried Ia ~ain 10 aseeF-
tain the Es2s they bear, but
they cone Ee.Erer eur Idea Of
Ike JACK the giant killer than
2zy We know Of Joe brOaght
Is 4 bunch OF TIE sazte list
year. and We have never read
nor heard OF aay raised By arr
other fIFZeE-S4riis Reporter.