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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-06-05
ECHOES FROM TIE OLD FARM.

When the crop is on the market and the cash
is in your sock,
And you hear the clink and jingle of the key
turned in the lock,
And the clinking of the pennies and the
clanking OF the ''tens,''
And the grocery mar is paid up and no mora
his bill he sens:
o, it's then's the time d fciler is a-feelin' at his
best.
Whaa he rises from his supper, then downward
pulls his vest;
And he smokes his pipe in comfort and then
goes and winds the clock,
When the crop is on the market and the cash
is in his sock.
There's something kind O cheerful ike about
the farmers eyes
When he knows the summers over and he
doesn't have to rise
About the time the dayligLt's a-peepin'
through Inc gloom,
And work until the moons up mid the grain
that's all in bloom;
But instead he sorter calculates he'll hook his
old Buck and jess
To his cutter in The cvenin', and put on his
Sunday dress,
Then go a-oourtin' Lizer, with her apron and
new frock,
When the crop is on the market and the cash
Is in his sock.
Oh, the huskin' and the spelin' bees-the win,
teris harmless fun;
The raspin' Of the fiddle when tae dancin' Z
begun;
The jingle Of the sleigh bells, your best gal in
the sled;
h kissin' and the huggin' when the old folks
are in bed:
The roastin' of the ch~estnuts, the neighbors
droppin' in;
The eatin' OF the apples, drinkin' cider from a
tin.
Oh, it sets my heart a pranciu', like a struttin.
turkey cock,
When the crop IS on the market and the cash
is In the sock.
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GEMS IN VERSE.
FROM rriE JAPANESE.

$50 young, he cannot know the way
Thus | heard q mother say
At the close Of i summer day;
But he knew the road, it seems.
into the shadow land OF dreams
And she wept above his clay,
Since, though young, he knew the @ay.
Gone, where summer moths resort
Or small boats that leave the port,
Sailing over the stormy brine,
As, with this long sleeve Of mine,
Under the gloom Of alien skies,
L dry my weeping eyes.
If l could ne where the billow Ehirls,
In a lacquered skiff, with a paddle of pearh,
Young no more, but old and gray,
You may be sure I'd know the way.
r. II. Stoddard in Scribnerh
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-06-05

Oh, sweet reality long deferred
Blest hope so fair and strong.
And love notes trembled in zach soft word
Till SCARED Eay spirit like some glad bird
Whose heart to tenderest deeps is stirred
mt my soul burst forth in song.
No fear gave warning or doubt demurred;
Faith lulled in slumbers long
That anne sweet symphony oft REQUIRED,
And dearer, tenderer each time heard,
Like wood note wild Of a love mad bird
Whose being is lost in songi
All, page OF destiny, dim and blurred
With tears Of pain and wrong.
All, means of agony ell unheardi
Blind fool TO trust in a woman's word.
Nay. never again shall this heart be stirred
by gleries of sun or songl
Montgomery VI. Folsom in Atlanta Constitu-
tim,
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-06-05

Qulnton P Harris, late County Col
lector, s59l2 ss
Samuel p Carpenter. late Treasurer.
Of Almshouse ga IS
a i Sbute, Director of Board, check OF
state Treasurer for insane de-
partnent Of Almshouse 2ai 90
a b ShutE, Director of Board, check
OF state Treasurer for insane de-
partment OF Almghouse 40 IS
i Il ohute, Director of Board check Of
State Treasurer for insane de-
partment Of Almshouse 2es %
b E Westcott, sale of old lumber IS 80
L J. Borton, Piiesgeove, sale of old
lumber and stone 10 70
Josiah Wistar for Board of Chas- and
William Abbott, at Trenton In
sane Asylum 32l so
state Treasurer, Railroad Tax lI2 80
George " Bacon, Justice fees 20 90
George K. Morrison, fees q court fine I06 SO
WIN X Baldwin, Board of Caroline
Taylor, at Trenton Asylum 10 50
Geo. g Patrick, Board of Richard Pat
rick, at Insane Asylum lt 20
W W Patrick, old stone sold 35
State Treas. State appropriation 114 %
+" Reserve fund 1906 II
George Stanton, Board Of Mary Hew-
lit, at Trenton Asylum 40 20
Joseph X Washington, old lumber
sold 8 Is
E j Borton, from Glou. Co, one-half
cost bridge at Avis Mill 5 70
Oldmans township one half cost Of
election booth 5 s.
L z Neck township one-half cost of
election booth II s.
State Treas. state school tax 43,4s9 81
-
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-06-05

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Address
The MONITOR, Woodstown, Nj.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-06-05

The weary aud woe-begene expression Of
The dyspeptic is soon changed into . -
health and ~bil2rity by using Laxador. ~
only costs IS cents.
When yeur child Is suffering, giss y pr.
Bulls Baby syrup, which will Il cncs ~
liese and permanently cure By ~ sooteing
action. Price Is cents.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-06-05
COUNTY OF SALEM.

DECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES of the
IA County OF Salem, n. j. for the year end
ing May IA, 1891,
HICKMAN COLES, County Collector.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-06-05
PATENTS
Caveats. Trade Marks and Copyrights

Obtained, ana all other business in the U. 8.
Patent Ofhco attended to for Moderate Fees.
Our ofice IL opposite the US; Patent once,
those remote from Warrington.
Send Model or Drawing. We advise as to
p~atentabiiity free Of charge, and VIC make no
charge uNtsss zee obtain Patent. !.
We refer here TO tne Postmaster. the Snpt. OF
Money Order DIV, and to officials of the U. s.
PATENT mce. For circulars, advice, terms
and references to actual clients in your own
State or Coz nty, write to
Opposite Patent ofica, y ~ssbington. D. u.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-06-05

oLDxANs.
No.
lse h iahnr So 81
is Joseph Humphreys, lumber
lS9 w J Justice & son, 49,
- meow, no,1b4en labor II o.
: ~ rSo,,-13sy and others labor II 30
446 j ] Huntand others -.
ass Railroad tax > ~
AIS Hiram D~oughten, labor
: - - - II VI
6s Township Com. one-half cost bnilu-
ing booths refunded %
63S Hiram p~eHghIen, labor ~
s22s IS
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-06-05
An article OF Merit mus. and Will win.

WYE have nearly 500 window shades, all new
w goods, at 25c, s9o, 4Oc to 600 for the best.
Fine Dado's; all on spring lollers. e. u.
HUMPHREY6 q co.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-06-05
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TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
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To every new subscriber to the MONITOR we
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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-06-05
oulSToN.

70 Louis Fox and others. labor 81
Al John Anderson, lumber ?
Iq6 Louis Fox and others. labor ?
,es ' II Tuft, cement
}l2 John Anderson, lumber
BIG Louis FeX and others, labor !
Ss4 John Anderson, lumber
SO Louis Fox and Others, labor 2
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-06-05

THE sum OF So OF bill No. $50 Is
on account OF Cts L'd'g Bridget.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-26

Especial 10 the KsSxKBEo JouaxAL.1
BowpoIsuAM, Feb. as.-The body Of
Mr.. Herbert p. Kendall arrived here yss-
terdAy from Philadelphia In charge Of his
brother. VIM, n. Kendall, who was accon-
panied BY the widow and young child Of the
deceased. Mr., RdwArd Y. Kendall. brother
Of the deceased. aud his wife. aiso reached
here from Philadelphia yesterday. The
above named relatives Of the
deceased have been with him In Phila,lsl-
phia, during the last few weeks, to admin
lister aid aud comfort TO Mr.. Kendall while
engaged in the great struggle for existence
he has been for long time undergoing
but which faaliy resulted In his death.
| Mt. Herbert =. Kendall went to the hos
piiai of the University OF Pennsylvania at
Philsdelphia, some t~o months ago, to re-
ceive treatment for aneurism. THE
trouble which had go long menaced bA
young life was brought uader control after
submitting TO treatment At the hespitAh
and II one time II vas thought the
crisis had been safely pAssed. But
other complications set in, and
| ~ q last resort for life against fearful odds
ampu'stipn of the leg was regarded % nee
essary. The patient did not rally from tho
shock TO his system and death very soon
resulted. Mr.. Kendall Vas very cxem-
plsry aud highly respected young man.
cashier Of the Village National Bank Of
this place. and = young gentleman held in
esteem by = vide circle Of friends. he
Was member OF the Knights Of Pythias,
and delegation from the order escorted
his remains TO his late residence. The sad
event has cast 4 pail Of gloom over the
entire community.
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Cauaan PostoiHcs Burned.

SKowuEGAN, Feb. 25.--A two story
wooden block 10 Canaan, with . store, post
oifice and law office on the ground floor and
two tenements above, one occupied, was
burned at o'clock this morning.
The family in the one occupied tene.
me nt. consisting of widow, Mrs. Powers,
and three children, narrowly escaped with
their lives.
TIE contents Of the store and postofIice
were destroyed. The law library was
exved. Loss on building, $500; insured
$3.50. The FIRE is supposed to have caught
from wood ashes in the shed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-26

chsp. 50 of the Revised Sta.utss relating
% common carriers.
An act to prohibit the taking Of fish from,
Symm's pond 90 called in the town Of New
fsld for three years.
An set to prohibit the taking Of trout in
the Woodsum brook in the town Of Har.i-
son for Eve years.
On motion by Mr.. Rogers OF Washington.
bill, Al act TO prohibit The taking of fsh
from Noyes's pond in Bluehill vas taken
from the table. On the came senator's
motion the bill Was amended, the bill then
took ito second reading and passed to be
engrossed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-26
The Town OF Eien's Valuation

BAR UAHBoH, Feb. 2J.--The annual re-
port Of the town Of Elem shows the total
valuation TO he 81 i,G79 900. Rate Of taxa
ton, sil 50 per thau'sud. Today the in
debteduess, including sever loan, is
Sis 600,
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Thief on Horseback.

SAN FgAScIsco, Feb. 25.--Abous nine
o'clock last night man broke 10 the win
dow Of Wilism SchmsIz's pawn shop ..
No. 7oI Mission street and seized . tray
containing 45 diamonds, valued ut about
$500. Emptying the diamonds into =
sack he jumped on . horse which was held
by two confederates and disappeared.
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Latest from spsinshiIi Mines.

SrgISa HIT, N. s.. Feb. 25.--Four
bodies ~.re recovered late last night. Two
others were taken out this morning, they
were all buried beneath great heaps Of
stone. There are still Ave bodies to be
recovered, searching parties are looking
for them. Another Of the wounded died st
midnight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-26
A Polo Company 10 Trouble.

NEW HAvES, Conn, Feb. 25.-The
property Of tie New Haven Polo Co., in
ciu3ing Moodsy nights receipts and the
bank account, have bsen attached BY
Charles r. Hicks and X. Kelsey yones,
two minority stoekholders. who clsim that
they have been illegally assessed 70 support
tue team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-26

in the house ono Is TT 70 I've
constipa;cel, or fall heir to
some disease for lax OF fresh
air and exercise. Such scd-
entarv habits lead 70 a debil-
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Lewiston Republicans Nominate Col.
Potter for AasyoE.

LEWISTON, Me-, Feb. 25.-The Republi- =
cans nominated Col. Noel B. Potter for
mayor tonight. Col. Potter was Governor
Robies private secretary, 10 now county
treasurer and on Governor Burleighs stad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-26

feb. rs. 1891. 10 r. NJ

Better FseIiOg ON ihs LoOdon Stock
Exchange.
LONDON, Feb. 25.-The banking house
yesterday reported in financial difficulties,
whose condition was the cause Of some
alarm on the stock exchange, 10 now said
to have titled over their roubls. Ths
tightness OF money was attributed to the
plans Of the bank of quietly making an in
crease in their reserve funds.
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Biddsio,d Pastor Receives Call.

BIpDEsoRp, Feb. 25.--Rev. I. N. Da-
vies, who has just given up the pastorsts
of the Pavilion church. has accepted .
call to the Westminster Presbyterian church
at Manchester, N. II.
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EINANCIAL.
shAREs $40 EACH.

VS. ARE AUTHORIZED By the 5ou7ARK1 LAND
CoArAsH 10 place o. sale OHx ThocsA I'd
ssAgEs ONLY o. STOCK 0, said company ss tas ex.
tfeme low price CT TEE DoILAks EACH. 80 per
share vita guarantee and pledge OF not fess
than 10 PEE CENT AsD ALSO AZ Equal rgoros-
TrosAfxss.eE IN the p.oa.s Arising from the
iavestment OF total capital in proportion ~ the
nsnner Of shares parehaser holds bears 10 the
sota pambe- o. shares Issued.
amoun, from so % % si.0oo. with > xuzrsn.es
Of "a per cent thsreupoa aud al honest, equal
share ia the psod.s.
PgPoHAsEss ARE SECURED by the actual hold
Ing. Of the company fof which they become q part
and pa,eeD, amounting 70 over 600, and con
sl-'iaz Of Improyed kea. Estate, Inyestments, &c.
usDEE NO CossfDERAffoS WaATEykx will
III" total number OF shares Issued exceed 800
nos will any one purchaser be SLOWED to sub.
.uiDe prd pay Tor more than 100 shares or lass
than oas s,agls share st the anlorm rate OF Ten
sp.EEs MAY EE WIrHpeAwN at any time pos
thirty days' notice ,shs holder thereof being nj
led 10 Interest thefeupon within the arIg tSree
orths and 70 both interest sgd dtyia snds tof ali
time thereafter-pfoYfrs Or DIviBEsns EsJ NG
DycLasEpo os DIVIDED LSdAdY every th rec
months. There IL rbs'stem of forfeiture, pena ity
oaf0reed hold ~ o. shares for a time Deyt nd
which It Hs1 - ,inconyeniept or impossibis for he
puschase' % hold out. fae profits are no. ,cti ed
up bYs lev.
rHE LfatfEp SUSBKK of shares offered md
the low parehAse price make this the safest, est
and most profitable Investment ever odered in
Washingtoa.
BETTER than . savings Rank.
Beeausr /. pays fboat foar times the interest.
because the shares on the same security.
BETTER than a Western Mortgage
gecaase IL pays three timss much interest.
sseaUse shares are on established values.
EETTER thai Insurance Policy.
Because you do rot have to die TO win.
Because you get the profits Of your inyesams nt
NJ any time II you wis., to xithdra. 1t.
Beeause you protest yourself - well ~ " af
BETTER than Government Eonds.
Heeauke ma i've ttulfz hs futfrpzt
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The following Maine penssons have been
granted today:
Orisinai invalid. Almond Hall. Jamss p.
lngalls. VIM. Montgomery, Fredk. Knovl-
ton. James =. Coz. Winthrop Jordan. John
8. Bryant Additional, Henry L. Springer.
Incrsase, Clark Lakeman. Reissue, Sam-
ner Roland. Original widow, ETC., Icha-
bad. father Of VIM. Coasins, minor Of Wm.
Goldth rait.
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Mayor Lowell. saoo. Rem ,minstsd.

BIDpEFoRp, Feb. 25 AT republican
caucus in Saco. this afternoon, Mayor
Eaocb Lowell was renominsted by &C.
clamation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-26

so good as a general stirring
up of the system with Kicka-
poo Indian Sagwa, Natures
remedy, made from Roots
and Herbs. Sagwa cures Con-
stipation. Liver Complaint,
Indigestion. Loss of Appetite.
Scrofula. Rheumatism and
Chills and Fever and all dis
eases arising from impure
Blood and deranged liver.
For sale at al Druggists.
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SIGNAL SERVICE.
Weather Icdioations for the Next ~
HouTs.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer, ~
WAsHIsGrOH, Feb. 2G. A. M.
For Maine; Decidedly colder; westerly
winds; rain turning into snow; cold wave;
colder, fair Friday.
Storm signals are displayed from East
port to Delaware breskwater.
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WEDDING CARDS

The Neansbss Journal lob Department
10 sr,.nataIy equipped fer doing all
ksnss Of Wedding prtsting, announce
esnts, isvftatfons, sards, sts.s In the
latest and most approved styles. IL haa
done an snermoas amount OF ftAis eiass
OF work during the past year. its or
dsrs scmsss fron all rarts Of the
state. No bstasx work In this line wa
ever done fn the state. With ths coming
rear, its facilities fer this kind Of werh
VII b, Still further Increased, 1nonG II
latest thizgs being . beautiful hair fss
ssrfp-tyrs ty which II 10 enabled u
initiate engraved work 10 closely thai
very few can detect the difference
fsrns reasonable Send for prizes and
sAaPiss -
RTRLErGU 4 ELYUT,
-..<s .An~Wssa. Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-26

WARRINGTON, Feb. s5.--The Senate ad-
journed today as mark Of respect to the
late s~ss:s- Wilson Of Maryland.
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'nd a. quiek 5 as can savoy ne d'hH
rIRrRAr, AND SPECIAL TRIMS.

Injurious drugs used the doct"r ceres permanently
and quickly can safety be done
LIBERAL AND SPECIAL TRIMS.
Tho pr has started q special department.
f7' treatment by mail. Hs~ll hr the "Sant tress
ra,isnts spptyu by fnr tho nominal charge OF
> Dollars per months treatmenti 'nending
'n"iciues and all letter sarsui;At"hs Het,hs tlet
slr,e reqHtrea th.a far below tas us'sl cAarr's
iaA at his YORK. Office, ami II the 'tl opIaiiiph
ever offered for Hhtsnng the setsi0ss 2 Sh sHpcrt
sfrflng-xpeuse Thu Dr tnSse this oiier AS hs
u mot rrsndent his mai department heVlng
lAfc, lor,r,a tgu,u ha YORK cry Vrsftee whefs
psNa hist HJgisist srn anon the .arsest
iud highest p.gd ia Tho eity- fhs prs hish stana
tuy aud re IMITATION New York Tor years is the nst
uA.snsee - patieHts- -. e--..
no not Se n ufu ~ r9cd by qnarss with FREQ pre-
...tiptan. pAtsut p,r4lfiups called inedesl a1su-
clev, COMP ara the IKE who hand S"nr ea~eeV
go lrrS assistants Thsae who hAva sutiHre1
for wears spsnt nf'aeg, ard lost atl hope should
wrtlS &, pr. Ripschur Eesh ea4N has she brs per,
rannl attention Write at rj.c9. 5satlhE case aiia
errn-ipg IS for e month e treatIusnt, or wr.'s
tiAak. ensiostpE stamp iof fentE' Al
COMMUNICATIONS ststety confidential See advertise
niant q v e.ueslay ard Saturday.
3 r. ab.aln tho slectsi tef'as mention this pap@
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Death OF II p. Kendall. HsQ.

Charles Foster. the newly appointed sec.
retaly Of the treasury arrived tonight.
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DAnA's 10 "ouA.As7ssD" 70 Cuasi
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for asaIs Ct to Het.

, sH laf MS itNtn uAptt poi
sons. ulcers dwellings,
pimpies. bi"tghfs, erFofa~
la, mere urial poisoning,
Rheumatism, stnbborn sui
chronic skin srupttons-
etc, Diseases Of the hid
ney, bladder. and other
organs discharges.
glset. structure, ste
Also. nervous debiift y.
lost vlSor. varicoCels,
epilepsy, decrease 1f vital
power. ard sll effects ofes-
cessea, indiscrction, er
overwork t~ssiing 10 gen
rral uvrYuurne-s, hYutof!a
and parAiytic conditions.
Recent cases currd In ono I"
thfen wroks Stubborn and
chranlc cases s,alirltei. af
ter alt others fail pr.
Eonschur has cured many
case. gwen IN a. hopeless,
both by American and
Foreign physicians No
hs ta.ster ftsfps permanently,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-26

BY Mr.. Chapin of Piscstaquis
of G. l.. jackson and four others in favor
of Lake Hebron Navigation Co.; also,
petition Of d. J. jackson and so others in
favor of same.
RAILROADS TELEGRArHs AND EXPRESSES.
By Mr.. Hunt of Waldo-Petition OF
Edward Sibley and 81 others in favor Of
Waldo County Railway Company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-26

An act to incorporate the Fairfield Bank.
ing Company.
An acs to incorporate the Commercial
Safe Deposit and Trust Company.
An act in relation to the salary Of the
county treasurer Of the county Of Cumber.
land.
An sc. to tx the salary Of the register oi
probate for the county Of Knox.
An act to amend section II Of chapter II
of the Revised Statutes, RELAXING to ways.
An act TO amend sections and ol
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JUDICIARY Y.

BY Mr.. Powers Of ARGOS ostook-Bill, an
act to amend section Of chapter of the
Revised Statutes relating to lists of voters
also bill. an act to cede to the United States
jurisdiction over certain lands in Houlton (;
also bill, an act to give right of action for
injuries causing death,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-06
TEXAS IN TYPE.
TEXAS CROPS AND WEATHER,

Claude, Armstrong county. har-
yesting is progressing nicely. The wheat
is far above expectations, both in yield and
quality. Some few pieces of late wheat
were damaged by the rust.
Graham, Young county.-As to crops 4
general soaking rain would be Great ben
eft. AS it is corn will be fine in most of
the county, but badly damaged through the
central and southeast part of the county.
Most of our farmers had quit May wheat
for Mediterranean, but this year John Put
man lacked but one bushel in all of making
thiIty-five bushels to the acre on his May
wheat, while last year his neighbor. John
Dixon, made thirty -fiye bushels to the acre
on that variety. Thus, you see, it would
take some OF the blowhard Panhandle
counties to beat that on q small wheat.
Lancaster. Dallas County-We have had
good seasons in most of the surrounding
country. Crops are reported as doing well
where rains have fallen, but suffering in
the few spots where there has been too lit
tie precipitation. Taking the whole sur
rounding region, corn will be little below an
average crop. Wheat is good, but hardly
up to expectations. Oats are threshing
from thirty TO fifty bushels, and the area is
less than usual.