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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Or Daoid Geislnger, late OF scott tolcShi9,
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that letters of adminis-
traUlon on the estate OF David Gesinger, late OF
Scott township, Col. Co, Pa, deceased have
Deeh granted 10 the Undersigned administrator
TO whom all persons indebted 10 said estate are
requested 20 make payments, and those having
claims or demands viii make known the same
without delay TO
MARGARET X. GEIsINGER,
lS-3O-0t, Administrators.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate QrJ. r. Heydenreich, laie Of Madison tlrp
decedseG.
Notice is hereby given that letters of admin
istration on the estate ofJ. r. Heydenreich, late
OF Madison twp, Col. 90 Pa, deceased, have
been granted to the Undersigned administra-
tor to whom all persons indebted TO said estate
are requested TO make payments and those
having claims or demands Will make known the
same without delay to
AUGUST HEYDENREICH,
Nov. IS. 1892 Administrator
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
Estate OF Alen Whttmfre. deceased

The unde signed an auditor appointed to the
orphans CourC OF Columbia Co., 10 distribute
Ine iuuds IN the hands OF. the administrator
count 10 Dec term, 1892, viii sit TO perform the
autles OF MS appointment at his office In the
1893, az IL O'clock, A. NJ, when and where all
parties having laims upon said fund must pre-
sent the same or he forever barn ed from share
OF the same.
VIM. CHRISMAN,
l2-S0-it. Auditor.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

meeting OF the stock holders OF "The Farm
ers National Bank OF Bloomsbury" for the cleo
ton OF n board OF directors for the ensuing year,
Will be held in the Directors' room OF the bank,
on Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1893, between the hours OF
two and four 7. NJ.
ls-16-2W. FRANK KELLER, Cashier
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ELECTION NOTICE.

There wiz be an election of a Board of Dlrcc-
tors OF the Bloomsbury Banking Company, by
the stockholders at the Banking House In
Bloomsbury. on Tuesday, January 10th, 1893, at
two o'clock IN the afternoon, TO serve Tor the
ensuing year ii. IL. GROW,
l2-3O-2t, Cashier
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ELECTION NOTICE.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the First MAI iOnal Bank OF Bloomsbury Tor the
election OF directors for the ensuing year Will
be held on Tuesday the 10th day. OF January
1893, at the 0fflce OF the bank, between the
hours OF 10 A. M. and 2P. M.
l2.l6-4t E. b. TUSTIN, Cashier.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate or Isaac s. Kuhn, decd.
Letters Testalaentary on the above estate
having been granted TO the undersigned, all
persons Indebted TO said estate are requested
to make payment, and those having claims TO
present them without delay TO
MRS. SUSAN KUHN,
JOHN q. FREEZE, JOSEPH q. WELLS.
Attorney, 12-2-8t.
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SALE
OF yALUABLEA
REAL. ESTATE.
SALE,

The following described real estate, late the
"Mines property" viii be offered ut private
sale until the 31st day of December now next
and II not sold before that day, will on
SATURDAY DECEMBER 81, '02
at o'clock in the afternoon be exposed to sale
by public outcry on the premises, to-wit
All that lot of ground situate in Scott town
ship near the village of Espy, Columbia County
Penna. Bounded on the south by the public
Dad leading from Espy TO Berwick, on the
east and north by lands of Alfred Mood and on
the west by lands of Alfred Mood and Levi
Kinley: containing two acres OF land more or
less, whereon are erected large brick
DWELLING HOUSE
and extensive out-buildings and having fine
orchard of apples and other fruits.
TERMS or SALE. Ten per cent. OF one-fourth
of the purchase money to be paid on striking
down the property: The one-fourth less the ten
per cent on the lst day Of April 1923, and the
remaining three-fourths, on the first day OF
April 1894 with interest from April 1st, 1893, to
be secured by bond and mortgage on the pre-
misses. Possession and deed viii be delivered
April /, 1893 upon the purchaser complying
with the foregoing terms of SALE The mort
gage and bond to be at the cost OF the pur
chaser. BLOOMSBURY BANKING co.
Applicants for purchase at private sale will
learn particulars on consulting
JOHN G. FREEZE, President,
or b. +. SHARPLEss.
Bloomsbury, Pa.
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ORPHANS COURT SAIr
or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

IulSuant TO an orierof The Orphans Conn, ,.
columbia County the undersigned ,dr,r,,..
torso Elnn Kline, deceased, VIII exposo So,
lie sale on the premises on ''''
TUESDAY, JANUARY RYqAAD,..
at ten o'clock A. NJ. of said day tho fouo,.,,.
described valuable real estate, to wit. An u,,
certain me-sungc, tenement ana tract ~ t,,s
situate IN the township OF Orange, Count. ,,
columbia and state OF Pennsylvania, bopndo,
ana described MS follows, vIz Bprinnlno. ,t
stone corner IN line OF lands OF II. II Et,n,
thehce by lands OF Abncr Welsh, is ana thrn,
tourths degrees East 1852 and two-teptbs ror,t,
es ton corner: thence by the same Soutb 81 ,,,
one-iourth degrees East, % and thrce.tcn,t.
percheS 10 stone thence by the samc N,r,a
u degrees East, 81 and four-tpntrs pcrcbos .,
stohc thence by the same South ~ md or,
lourth degrees East &c and elght-toptbs por,,,
rs toa stone: thence 10y lands OF William ION.
ana James Campbell South ~ and onr-f,,rt1
degrees west, o6 and ilvC-tcnths pcrebos to ,
stone thence 10y the same North S. and tl,r,,
iunrlhs degrees East, 20 ard two-tcnths nor,r,s
TO corner: thence hy lands OF II. Il, Kllpe 40
ceased, south and one-half degrees East &,
ana siN-tenths perchcs 10 corner: tboncn Inv
lands or Abraham l.. Kline ana H. r. Klipe
south - and three-fourths degrees West i9s
ana scvcn.tcnths perchcs TO n stone at the
place OF beginning containing 50 acres be- fbe
same more or less, on which Is erected two
story Nv"
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
large bank barn, wagon shed land other ont.
buildings, good apple orchard and fruit OF All
kinds ON the premises. \ good spring of water
at the door. About IL acres OF the above de-.
scrlbed land IS tlmbercd, the remainder is
cleared aud under good state OF cultivation
TERMS or SALE.-Ten per ccntum of one.
fourth Of the purchase money shall be paid A.
the striking down OF the property; the one
fourth less the ten per cent. at the confirmation
absolute: and the remaining three fourths in
one year after confirmation nisl. with interest
from that date. A. l.. KLINE
Purchaser to pay for deed. Administrator
l2-23-3t
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Castoria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon their children
DIR. G. c. OsGooD,
Lowell, Mass.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned, Sheriff as Trustee appoint.
ed by the Orphans Court of the county OF Col
umbia, state OF Penn'a,. Will expose TO public
sale, upon the premises on
SATURDAY, JANUARY I4th 1898
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, In pursuance OF an
order OF the said Orphans Court, Il certain
house and lot OF land, late or the estate OF John
Whltenight, OF the town OF bloomsbury, said
county deceased, situate In the town OF Blooms
burg aforesaid bounded and described as follows
TO wit: On the north iby Third street, on the
east by lot of Sarah A. Wilson, on the south by
an Alley, on the west by lot OF the estate OF
Peter Brugler deceased, being in width, fronting
on said Third street, fifty seven i1et more or
less, and in depth two hundred and fourteen
feet, more or less, with the appurtehances.
The said lot is in pleasant loca' d cen.
tral in the town OF Bloomsburg;l n 1t Il
STORY FRAME DIV Nc,
stable and other out-buildings viz It trees
&c.
TERMS OF SALE:-Ten per ce one
fourth OF the purchase mony sha. lat the
striking down OF the property; fourth
less the ten per cent. at the con IN abso-
lutte the one-twelfth, after ded all costs
and expenses shall remain for tAe use OF Mrs
Elvina Whitenlght during life; like ono-fourth
shall remain for the use OF Mahlon Ilamlin dur.
ing life the remainder shall b. paid in one
year after confirmation nisi., witt interest rrom
the date OF confirmation nisi. = terms Will
be more particularly announced sale.
Conditions OF sale being comp. | with, and
deferred pay ments satisfa1 1toril ,cured, pos
sion will be given April 1st ls9, 'rchaser 10
pay for drawing Of papers in t....eyance and
securing money. JOHN Moul EY SHERIFF,
CHAs. q. DARKLEY. Trustee.
Attorney. - 23-3t
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"Castoria is the best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. l hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest OF their children and use Castoria in
stead of the variousquack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other huriful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DIR. J. +. kINcHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
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Dissolution.

The limited partnership eretofore existing
under the name or The 2WlCK STORE
ASSOCIATION, Limited, this day been
dissolved by mutual consent.
WILLIAM Il. LON !, Secretary.
Berwick, IA, Dec. lst' 1899 12-9-6t
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Diaries for 1898, prices greatly re-
duced. w. III. Brooke & Co.
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IRON ORE,
OF an excellent quality.

TERMS OF SALE Ten per cent OF one fogrth
OF the purchase money shall be paid at the
striking down of the property, the one-fourth
less the ten per cent. On the 1st day OF Aprl,
1899, the remaining threo-lOurths on the lst day
OF April 1891, with interest from April lst, 1874
TO be secured by bond and mortgage upon the
premises.
Possession and deed viii be delivered April
LIST, 1893, upon the purchaser complying with
the above terms OF SALE The mortgage and
bond TO be at the cost OF purchaser. The grain
In the ground is reserved with the right OF the
tenant TO harvest and thresh and carry away
tho same, The straw, hay or manure OF the
same to be left on the premises
MRS, SUSAN KUHN,
JOHN q. FREEZE, JOSEPH. q. WELLS,
Attorney. Executors
Dec. 9th, D2, Is.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned executors OF the last will
and testament Of Isaac 5. Kuhn, late OF Blooms
burg, deceased; by virtue Of authority and di-
rection In the said last will contained, will eX-
pose 10 public sale at the Court House in
Bloomsbury on
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

WANTEp-A sEcoNp-HANn STE STEAM RAplAToR
at this Office u.
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SATURDAY, IAN. ii, 1893,

at one o'clock In the afternoon,
the well known 'Sankey Farm" being all, that
certain mesSuage and tract, piece or parcel Of
land situate in the township of Scott, in the
county of Columbia and state OF Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows, to-wit Be
ginning at stone in line OF land Of George
Zeigler, thence by the same and lands late Of
William McRelvy e Co.. thence by the same
andlands late of Matthias .Shaffer, thence by the
same and lands late Of Andrew Creveling,
thence by the same and lands late Of II. b. Mel
lex, thence by the same and along the public
road leading from Bloomsburg, to Orangeville,
thence along TIE same and by lands OF william
Kressler, and thence by the same &C, to the
place of beginning; containing one hundred
and thirty-nine acres and one hundred and
twenty percheS Of land, be the same more or
less; with the appurtenances, whereon are
erected
STONE DWELLING HOUSE,
with frame kitchen, large bank barn AID sout-
buildings, with abundant water-an orchard of
various fruit trees There is also on and belong
ing to the farm a considerable deposit OF
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Reported by Palmer, Rivenburg & Co.. Whole
sale Commission Merchants in Fruits and Pro-
duce, l66 Reade Street. New York.
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Castoria.

Tho Company, Murray Now York City.
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ITO RBNT-AN OFFICE on SECOND FLOOR OF
columbian building, with steam heat,
water, and electric light or gas. Possession
given April 1st, 1898. Inquire OF George f. FL
wen. II.
The Republican journal., 1892-05-19

In response to the May bulletin issued
by the Board of Agriculture these facts
are obtained;
Stock is reported in good condition and
i'll nearly every country young stock has
been kept growing during the winter. A
very large proportion water their stock in
the yards, but it is noticeable fact that
the practice of leaving the animals expos
ed to wind and storm is very generally
condemned, thus indicating the advance
made over the old-time practices
An increased acreage in grain. especial
ly mixed grain, is Indicated. the belief
being quite generally expressed that this
can be grown at less than the present mar
ket rates. Hoed crops will be about the
same as last year, with an increased fall
ing off in potatoes. An increase in yellow
corn, oats, peas and barley is promised.
Only ordinary methods in road building
are reported, the road machine doing the
bulk of the work in many towns. A few
sections report increased appropriations,
and others are making the Highway tax a
money tax, with a road supervisor to ex-
pend the same.
Necessary steps do not seems To be taken
toward teaching the sciences relating to
agriculture in the public schools
The Republican journal., 1892-05-19
Downing a Demago9ue.

1T happened Friday in the house at
Washington, but it viii be good while
before people are done talking OF it.
Here is verbatim and graphic picture of
it
i repeat, said Mr.. Reed. raising his
voice to a high pitch and uttering his
words with great deliberations that the
gentleman from Indiana has never during
my presence in this house within the past
ID years, cast a vote against any appro-
prlation for anything OF anybody in his
State. based upon selfish or public inter
ests, but he has continually fought meri-
torlous propositions for the benefit of the
whole country.
''Oh, yes, | have said Mr. Holman,
jumping to his feet.
''Name one, said Mr.. Reed: ''just
one
Mr.. Holman paused for some seconds
and then exclaimed, THE Indiana swamp
land bill. -
There was dead silence in the house for
half minute, when MI. McRae, a Demo-
crat from Arkansas. who has been upon
the public lands committee for many
years. cried out =
The gentleman from Indiana is MS
taken; he did vote for the swamp Land
bill
1t was actually pitiful to see the appeal
ing look which Mr.. Holman gave the gen
tleman from Arkansas.
The watch dog of the treasury will carry
his tail between his legs for while
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Does Farming Pay.

1ter in the New England Farmer tells
De made small farm in Vermont
A gives details. While all may not
o-, 10 do as we'll, nearly every man
'' letter than he does do. He says:
a farm contains 40 acres: all but
"a acres il, pasture and woodland.
~ acres We cultivate is. intervale.
'arm is listed at s., 200. our stock
e'~ Of - sheep, nine COWS. two heif-
'e colts and a pair OF horses. Our
are mostly young, two two-year-
two three year Odds, three four
HdS, and two older ones. our fam
assists OF six persons, and my father
Mother living in the village near by
alNo supplied from the farm with
b crtam, butter, sugar, pork. beef,
wood, etc. We have kept no ac-
1 NJ what has been used in the two
lies In the account below | give the
receipts for surplus products sold
HE farm from March | 1891. to
1S0p.
The Republican journal., 1892-05-19
Worlds Fair Notes.

The model Of the ''Nictory," Nelson 5
celebrated flag ship. will be brought To the
Exposition by Manager Abud of the Prince
OF Wales theatre. London. 4 part model
OF the ''Nictory" attracted much atten-
ton at the recent royal naval exhibition.
Nj. Abud is now completing the model so
that it will represent exactly and com
pletelN The famous old war ship. which
now lies iii Portsmouth halbur
1t is the intention. if possible t. an
range for a grand international regatta for
both salt and fresh water yachts during
the Exposition. Chicago has as fine a
water front as any city in the world and
races could lie easily held in SIGHT of hun
dreei> of thousands of spectators. Foreign
yachts can reach Chicago by way of the
Welland canal without great difficulty 1t
is proposed to provide large prizes and
make perfect arrangements 50 that yachts
men will become deeply interested in the
project. The Cleveland O., yacht club
and its founder, Ex-Mayor George W.
Gardner, are taking the lead in the mat
ter.
\ company has been granted the privi-
lee OF carrying visitors by lake to and
from the Exposition grounds. 1t is plan
ming to run AT least fourteen steamers
Between the lake 'front.' in Chicago and
the grounds, four large boats. two of them
whalebacks, and all having capacity of
>, GOO each, will make trips every hall
hour The charge will be Is cents one
way and - cents for the round trip. From
kenosha, Wis. and intervening points
and the grounds, two boats OF / 800 ca
pacity each will be put on. From Michi-
gan City two more will run. Six smaller
boats Will take passengers from the Union
and Northwestern depots ON the river to
rhe lake front Other steamboats, will be
pressed into service as the demand re
Guires- The larger boats Will be fitted TO
De used us dormitolie> 50 that passen-
gers Will not need to obtain hotel accom-
modationS. Several of the boats will be
GIN running within a few days 1t is be
licved that in pleasant weather the lake
route Will be the most popular one
The Republican journal., 1892-05-19
he field were better than those grown in


boxes.
1t was observed that some varieties of
cabbages are attacked by the cabbage
worm much worse than Others Those
varieties having firm closed heads are least
injured. OF the twenty varieties grown
those recommended for general culture
are: Jersey Wakefield, Brunswick, Ear
ly summer and Flat Dutch. The old
Early York is condemned.
The following is summary of the ex-
periments i'll tomato culture
|. An important requisite to success
full tomato culture is that the plants be
kept growing vigorously: condition in
volving rich soil and frequent tillage
?. Frequent transplanting makes stocky
plants,
3. Other things being equal, the earli-
ness and productiveness of tomatoes is in
direct proportions to the earliness of set
ting in the field
t. Trimming plants after a part of
the fruit had set, increased the yield by
more than one-third.
). The best varities for general use APP
pear to be I@notum, Perfection. Beauty,
Golden Queen. and possibly Prelude.
Egg plants are not extensively grown
in Maine, but the varieties recommended
for home use are Early Dwarf Purple, and
Early Long Purple. (For Il full discussion
OF these experiments see Report Maine
Experiment Station Part Ill 1891. PIP. So
o., \
The Republican journal., 1892-05-19
The Militia on Memorial Day,

ORDERS ISSUED BY CHIEF
SPRAGUE.
|. 1t is the duty, as well as pleasure of
all. patriotic citizens to observe the day
set apart by law and custom in honor of
the memory of those who gave their lives
that the Nation might live. On that dav
let all citizens and citizen soldiers alike,
unite with the honored survivors of the
war in paying tributes of love and homage
to their memory by decking with the
sweet flowers of spring, the last resting
places of the gallant dead.
III. 1t is earnestly desired that all OF
carnations of the Militia tender their
services, as escort, to the Posts of the
Grand Army of the Republic in their re-
spective localities on Memorial Day.
III. Permission is hereby granted all
organizations of the Volunteer and Re
serve Militia, and all Camps of Sons Of
Veterans, to parade under arms as above,
on Memorial Day, May 30.
By order Of the COMMUNICATIVE Chief.
HENRY NJ. SPRGUE,
Adjutant General.
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Generalities.

The present granite strike costs the Ma
tional Cutters Union $500 day.
The condition of the throat of the Prince
of Wales is causing some alarm in Eng
and.
The Lapham menhaden bill has been
adversely reported to the House by the
committee ON fisheries
The secretary Of the navy ordered the
Yorktown, Mohican, Adams and Rush to
sail from Port Townsend Immediately for
the Behring Sea.
In the Massachusetts House THURSDAY
the finance committee reported fought to
pass on the Cape Cod canal bill. Bart
lett, of Lowell, Shute, of Maiden and Jen-
kins, of Welltleet dissent
The Republican journal., 1892-05-19

me report of the Horticulturist of
4alne Experiment Station for 1891.
III points in the culture of cabbages,
9es and egg plants are discussed.
ae culture of cabbages it was found
lie best results were obtained by
4lanting several times. Plants grown
'Ser pots till ready to be placed in
The Republican journal., 1892-05-19

ave not given the farm credit for the
otis raised or the gain on the three
these colts Were all raised on the
nor the two heifers, which is per-
sl3o more Or less. Myself and boy,
als old, have done all the work. OF
" We have had help at some jobs.
We have worked out several dollars
than we have hired.
The Republican journal., 1892-05-19

The board of review of the National
cisions at its meeting, May II. In the case
of the horse Alcryon which ruled off in
the lannon's race with the stallion Nelson,
the matter was turned over to the Presi-
dent. Ex-Governor Bulkey, of Connecticut,
and pending his decision the driver was
temporarily reinstated.
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vi. GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD.
The Upbuilding of "a Home.

: me queer clldnce always gave me
d, ~ the right hand side of the car which
+. frequently taken me deep into New
.ry. and that is how | came to see the
..e. 1t was an utterly commonplace
st. but l happened to notice it twice
,ae train rushed past, and then | took
tr a landmark. and watched for it.
stood within stones throw of the
and looked. when / first saw it,
+, much like the man who stood in the
staring at the train-with little
.op in its shoulders, and with its Win
e-,les only half awake, dull, and ex-
,,onless. 1t hadn' a saving grace.
root was old, but not picturesque
+ .caky the paint on the clapboards was
,4. and several of the blue green blinds
u broken at the hinges; the mortar had
l out of the single chimney, and a
8j, ks bulged out on one side; a shah
ket-fence with Il ricllety gate en-
,.i little patch of weedy grass, with
.U chicllen-coop, empty and more des-
even than the house. A single one
nee struggled with the gravelly soil,
fiat LEDGE of rock cropping out in
td was painted white and lettered
hc advertisement Of a patent medi-
Pretty bad | thought. and pretty
r~>
first time ] SAW the place was late in
ur three years AGO. The second time
Il. The following December. 1t look
.a1ier than ever i'll the gray after
and the gusry wind banged the
.ctul old blinds around as with high
.upt for the house and all it had to
\pml OF the next wear | first saw
al being about the house. The front
was open, and woman stood just
p. IL. She was gray-haired and ''hard-
red. " as they say in New England,
her straight calico skirt blew in the
She didn look at the train as it
sd. but was busy with trowel in a
ratcl of brown earth under the win
ne that summer passed the house
three times. and noticed that some
SAP was al work upon it. In the first
there was poor little flower bed
doorstep. ut which, | believe. the
lu with her April trowel was the first
,cer. Some time during that summer
Kinney cot mended. and few pick
I re nailed upon the fence. Later on.
cpd a bic dog. who looked good-hu-
gj walking around the yard. And as
utumn was turning gray. | was amaz-
Ii. day to see the roof all mended up
IN inch Of its warped and ragged
md signs OF paint brush here and
.l4 hr-,ln4. 81 Interested nv +llis time