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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25
A TRAIN WRECK.
Many Persons injured hut None
Killed.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 25.-The
m9tld'H Fair excursion train on the
baltimore and Ohio road was wrecked
n'lf Akron this morning. Three
OAghes were derailed by tho spreading
y, lhe rails, anu thrown over the EN-.
salkment. II is reported that many
M WI, teilously injured, but none were
hlled outright.
;. ~ all Il persons were seriously hurt,
, 'lste fatally. Physicians were at once
a' rom Akron and the injured taken
nv notpllal In that city. The acci.
shafp curve.
wsiqst Of tho passengers are from
Injured are:
i, ~, MERCK, Rhinestone, Iowa.
ulson Hunt, Philadelphia.
Ne'a Hunt, Baltimore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25

TO he opposed 10 tho exltavagant
methods thst have been pursued by
the CourtirD
"f,s," was the reply. ar my I'D.
vice had been followed we wouli not
have been IN the condition We are.
We would have hal S2bO,00O in the
city treasury Instead u being OUT VI
money You may stlte that there Is
no excuse Tor having an empty treas.
ufy now, no excuse whatever.O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25
STEVENSON ~ OREGON.
Goyernor P'nuoSsF's Address 10 the
Wee President

GOyernor P'nuOSsF's Address 20 the
Wee rTssidrnt.
PORTLAND, Or, July IS. - Vice
President Stevenson and party arrived
here this morning At Salem the
vice President was welcomed TO tho
state by Governor Pennoyer. In tho
address Of welcome he referred to the
indu stTies being al q siandstill and the
lRboring men out OF employment Es
result OF "A "deparlurs from the
financial policy our fathers made.
two years ago and which
still sxistH,o and he appealed
10 the Vice President 10 use his utmost
Influence 10 procure return 10 the
old policy. He said; "The simple
repeal Of tho Sherman law, leaving
our financial system on gold basis,
by the great political party which
elected MIN 10 the next highest Oiilco
In the gift Of the people; which gained
control Of the legislative ana executive
branches OF the government anu which
pledged itself Ia the national platform
TO secure without discriminating
against the metal ths coinage and use
Of both gold aud silver IN the standard
money ~ the country, would be the
most tlagTant breach 0fgo0d faith, which
all honorable men would Ecorn aud
which would justly subject tho party
prepetratiug II 20 the unmeasurtd c0n-
tempt Of the nation and the world, IL
closed by begging tho vice President
to assist Ia carrying out the party
pledge.
The vice President after responding
20 the welcome, said: "ln response ~
the words Of the distinguished exoou.
tive OF this state / can only say that 10
the hest OF my ability | viii endeAvor
TO cooperate with those, who regard,
less OF party have in view the best
interest Of the common people Of the
land"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25
Card Of Thanks.

The relatives and friends Of the late
Joseph l.. Proctor desire to express
their gratitude to the presidency OF the
Salt Lake Stake Of Zion, tho bishoprlc
Of the First and Tenth wards, TO
oilicefsnnd members Of the Temple Of
Honor, g. the employees OF the Salt
Lake IL. II. Go. nud 10 the nelghbofs
sud friends Tor their confidence anu
kindness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25
charging EmItsEiemsnL


Speciai Diipaioh 70 he NEws
HASNA, Wyo., July 25.-Emil Edel-
hch, clerk and tlmvheepcr for the
Union Pacific conl company ut this
place, has just been urresied upon a
warrant charging cmhezz,emcnt " the
funds Of the company. it 10 alleged
that he garfield ON the 10y roll the
names Of two men who were not IN
tho employ OF the company. Checks
would be Issued TO these fictitious pas.
ties, when Edelhon would forge the
names ami draw the money. This was
kept w for over two year,, during
which time the company was robbed
OF over $500. Eiclhol waived OK.
animation and was bound over 10 the
district in $1,000 boads which were
promptly furnished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25

WAsHISuToN, July 25.--SecTetary
Carlisle has bsgun - reorgabize tue
treasury department. A number Of
clerks arc already dropped, ana others
nre reduced. AZ far as possible under
the civil service rulee, vacancies will
DO nlled with democrats, OF whom only
10 per cent are now employed In the
department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25
MOTIFS.

NOIIs.
Ihe closing down OF miues nj rIntio
hss materially reduced the population
o. Eureka and other towns i'm the
District.
The Deep Creek country Is becoming
almost dcpopula,od by reason " Tic
slfingent times. There II said 10 be
less iunn quarter tho number OF men
thcfo THIS season that there was the
same time last year.
Gold has been discovered nj the head
oi Otlvr creek Ia the basln aud in
9,9oso creek canyon near sheridan,
wyoming. A Block Hills prospector
ihauv Inv discovery, which was verified
uy Omahh experts. There 10 great
excitement over tho discovery anu a
general STAMPEDE IN that direction.
Boise, Idaho, Staiemrnt l. NJ
foitet ~ Wallace, IL NJ the OvcrInnd.
Mr. Porter SAYS everything liz at n
siandsiill In the Cmlrd'Aiene country
owing 10 tho closing down OF the
mines. The outlook IL even more
gloomy than the present situation. Mr..
fottrf h ou his way To Custer county
To commeucc work on a government
survey.
VIM. 7. So John, president Of the
Mercantile National bank OF New
fofk, Ii the only New York banker
VINO fsv0rs bimc,allsm. His address
before the chamber Of commerce. meet.
ing, la New York, few Jays ago, on
the financial eituation, il bold stand
Tor the Zee coinage OF silver, his ntgu-
mtnt showing that THIS uOiuy IN a
necessity for the United States. Copies
o. the address are being distributed
Throughout tho county, aud particu.
larry In the east, by the silver men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25

Special Dispdfch % ne NEWS
CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 25.-The
shipment Of beef cattle TO the Chicago
and Omaha markets has Just begun.
Cattle were never In better condition.
A large sum OF money realized from
the sale OF cattle viii soon be- Ia cifcu.
lation in this state. IL - believed that
this will relieve the present depression.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25
VIII Reduce tue wages.

RuTHLAND, Vermont, July Co.
The Vermont Marble company, the
largest IN the world, employing 1000
men, will REDUCED the wages / 8 por cent
on August LIST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25
tMiisHHiai Starr

Elder a. l.. Farrell Is hOnorably re-
leased from his lsbors as president
Of the NeIherland mission TO return
home.
Elder w. ]. Hyde is honorably
released from his labors us travelling
Elder In the Netherland mission to
return home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25

In the Probate court this morning,
in the matter Of the estate Of William
J. Woodbury., deceased, hearing was
had on this petition for sale OF real
estate, and an order was msdegtanting
the same.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25

huge slabs OF granite, weighing many
tons. This friezo ornamentaiions
relemble Egyptian sculpture, ana tx.
hiblt n gtcnter degree OF skin ihan J.
POSSESSED by the Indian artisans OF the
pruecnt time. Several gonusmen OF
this city are Interested In the matter
aud startcd out last week TO look the
place over, but were driven back oy u
furious sandst0fm. They VIII await
favorable weather.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25

SANDUsIlY, Ohio, July 25.-rhe q.
b. Hodgman Manufacturing company,
manufacturers OF GOOperag0 and bridge
tImbem, anu wholesale dealers IN lum.
Der, has gone into the hands OF re-.
ceivor. II Is understood the action is
not on account Of insolvency, but 10
protect the concern and secure exten.
sion. IL employs several hundred
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25

= Body Fennd.


elecidi AtpdicA 70 ne NhWA
GLESHoCIS, Wyo., July %. The
body of ON old gentleman named
Boycu who was drowned In the Platte
river rear WUlo0tt ttation several
weeks ngo has boon found ON HandbAr
near North Plat, Neb., aud buried at
that place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25
TnE KANSAS mINEns.
The Military ordered 90 DO In
Readiness

IoPEKA,Ju 25.-Eleven companies
OF military have been ordered in read
lhess TO start for the site Of tho miners,
lient le. The situation 10 critical.
WEIR Cry, Kas., July 25.-Over
ol0 negroes nave arrived anu are
qlarlered In the stockade. They are
MI AIMED and Rro being drilled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25
~ INpIANApoLIs nANI

dihnnpolis National Bank failed 10
open its doors this morning.
AN INDIANAPOLIS BANK.
IsDIANAPOLIs, July 25.-The Bank
Of Commerce did not open It's doors
this morning.
The statement OF the Indianapolis
national bank on July IL, showed
resources, S2,Sl8,lbI. Liabilities.
Duo iepositoTs, sl,l0l,5s8; United
States deposits, Sl03,lOO; Ideposits OF
disbuBlng officers, SlOB, 900; dus other
national banks, 81 Al, 5O3;due state banks,
s73,670; notes anu bills rediscOunted,
SOL, 1877; bills payable, SbS, 900. Capital
stock, $500, 900, surplus, 100000, un.
divided profits, Si4, AS.
Tho indianapolis National was con.
sidered one OF the strongest banks in
the city and was designated tue de-
pository OF the United States. Presi.
dent Theodore Haughey, last night,
consulted with other bankers,
having previously secured 100000
to tide him over yesterday. He
said the failures ut Louisville and New
Albany had aggravated the local
situation aud II was thought bost to
suspend.
The Bank OF Commerce has not
been ono Of large deposits, and the
failure will not have much effect
locally. The Indebtedness Is said to be
$4,000. At IL O'Clock heavy run
WAS being made on the Indiana
National.
The Louisville Deposit Bank has
failed.
A LOUISVILLE BANK.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 95.-The
Merchants National bank has sus.
pended.
The Fourth National bank has sus.
pended.
AT MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE. July 95.-The Wis.
consin Marine anu Fire Insurance Com.
pany Bank closed It's doors this morn.
ing.
rhe bank was commonly known as
the Mitchell bank. The notice on the
door says 1t is closed on account Of the
monetary stringency. The statement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25

LlADoN, July 25.-rhe stocks were
s.t3i"au. owing 10 the approaching
M. neht' American railway aecuri.
Mn we're lower on lower prices In
''" Hctk yesterday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25
IhPoRTANr DIgCOvEnY.
ancient city In CoIoraao win
Egyptian scuIpture.

wv III N"ioFhNo WIN
Egyptian Sculpture.
,, aAN DIEGO, Cal, July 25.-An i'm.
, sr'-h' archaeological discovery, Ia the
hr 'pe ola prehistoric city, was made
~. ~ party OF psospectors In tho Colo.
er '' l'se''. The buildings are Of stone,
gI,, around the walls OF the place are
to n,aNo pillars, carved in representa-
Bio W dragons, heads OF rattlosnakes,
SUI sui supporting Oh their tops
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25

DENvER, July s5.-A meeting was
held here % devise means Tor taking
care OF the destitute who number over
1000,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25

RoME, July 25.-Cholera IL prevail.
ing at Alexandria, Piedmont. Many
onses have occurred and new ones are
reported daily. Cases are also reported
In u number OF other places.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25
THE sIAnEsE QUGsTION.

a Conference nstuccn England ana
France
PARIS, July by cfterday's an.
nouncemont that France had notified
tho powers OF her intention 10 blockade
tho coast Of Slam was premature. The
notice has not yet been fout A con-
ference between the foreign Office and
the British ambassador on the Siameso
question will be held tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25

give something Of beneficial nature
OF our city"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25
CHOLERA RAGING.

QunTantiao against vessels from
SmyFnR.
ATHENS, July 25.-Five cases Of
cholera aud two deaths are reported at
smyrna. Quarantine has been de.
clured against vessels from that port.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25

IHDIANAPoLIs, Ind, July 25.-In.
dianapolis National Bank failed 10
open its doors this morning.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-01-20
EirffI.Irc

We have another butcher shop in town The
prupnetOrs are NJ + IlIginbolhxm and Glenn
CraIner They ale located III the house vacated
by the printing uitce.
Two BARRIERS put in outfits the same day last
week Ed Shuckey ami Mr. Woodland are the
respective prOprietors
+ LHrdner WAS over TO Fort Scott the first
of the week
Rev. Cargay has closed his protracted meet
ing at FAIR View and is now holding one at saw
Unburg
Several of the young people attended the
cOlOred peoples prvtracled meeting ~ Blazing
Star MOnnay night.
Miss Carrie Rice left last Saturday for st. Lou
Is. where she will spent n month or two with
her brother. who Is n resident OF that city.
Timothy Hubert has been quite sick for few
days this week
The SNOW storm of Tuesday afternoon spoiled
some fun Tor the young fuiks VINO had rUn'cm-
plated n visit with the Wanncsberg singing
class on that evening They expect to try II
over again room
Mr. e. 5 ,uttcr, teacher at old Elsmore Ia
conducting ciass liz bookkeeping ut that place
one night each week
Mr. Iliginbotham returned from his trip to
Iowa u few day ago
At thei meeting On Monday night the " W
A. Order insta lieu the following officers Tor the
coming Year: G., Louis DvIiaveu; w A,
\ Arr; Z - john sparks; CLERK, Geo. l.
James; r. W Cox; Ihss Nelson; \
> Rogers; r., r =. Urlyng; ID N Ard.
Mgrs ;, " ID. COX, Howard. Vim Higin.
bOtham
Our town was treated Gf treat it might be
called 10 n slight of hand performance aud q
80 called giyc-auay OF SpIrituaiIsm lew nights
ago Of course those who were in attendance
know how ii was themselves now
Mr.. Clareuce justice. of Hepler. Kansas was
i'll town Tuesday and "Wednesday. taking up
the hide and fur trade with our butchers.
MI Richey. who began the building OF Q
blacksmith shop some months ago and stopped
ere the job was finished, sold the house to W
ID Cox Monday
G. l. James is the owner of q bran new wag-
OH He made 1t himself anu of course has q
good opinion oft
Anyone wishing TO subscribe for the REGIS
TER, or desiring information concerning IL, in
Quire of Louis DeIiaven
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-01-20
NaoshO Valley.

These cold Sabbath mornings put our Sunday
School zeal TO u severe test, but we have NO
sustained d complete freeze out yet
l.. Woodin has rented the Thrasher place
for the coming season. lie has rc-let the house
and pasture laIid To Jack Morris Vim cum
mings, the present occupant has rented l.
Steele farm
Lying i'll wait along the ripples of the river
Tor Wild geese IL n ia, Orlic sport for many Just
now Some of our most skilled hunters have
Teen quite successful, Il. they have had several
roasts.
Essie Clark and cousins (the Dorans) are visit.
ing relatives IN Franklin County
Belle Arnold was out from town, circulating
among the west side folks recently
One of the things most sought for and hardest
TO obtain just now Is stuck hogs
When We ssw the hight in the direction of
lola. Monday mOrnlng, We felt sure that our
town had Sustained another lUsS IL Is too bad
that the business south Of the square should be
50 frequently interrupted by fire.
Several oil our neIRhbOrs, who were at the
time working in the timber hear the Lawyer
place, assisted i'll rescuIng George Cornell from
George had come down the liver To town On
his skates. and while returning broke through
the Ice opposite the house where Mort Means
lives, where the watvr Is very deep After
struggling unSuccesstully for some time to get
Oh the ice he hsiUued for help, aud s or 10 men
who were working at different places sOme dis
lance away CAME la his assistance rope WAS
thrown u him, but he Was reluctant 10 take
hold OF II Tor fear his stitched hands would not
grip the rUpe tight enough Ia draw him out
but Was finally prevailed Oh TO do 50, and was
pulled out in \ very prostate condition During
so aud Que of his boots which had succeed
ed in pulling off
J l.. Steele moved TO the Falls Tuesday
Matt Beahm has new girl. EALLElITE
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-01-20

Real estate at this place Is getting in demand
The weal thy farmers in this vicinity seem 10
know where their future profits ON present i'll
vestments are going la cUne in AT
Business men attention. If you are looking
for new location it will ray you to come aud
see our town before locating elsewhere
Or Tefft the famous electrician. proprietor Of
Teffts Electric belIs) of lola is still in town.
We notice quite large amount of corn COM
ing Ill regardless Uf low prices
Whit is not over yet by good deal even il
last Monday would have us think so. last Tues
day showed us different with lair SHOW storm
There were six ear loads Of coal came in last
Monday and Tuesday
Rev Williams are rejoicing over the arrival Of
q son at their hOu>e
The Mr. rs are holding series of meetings ut
their church i'll this place
The new spir tualist lectured tn a large aud
fence at the hall last Friday night
Judge Cory of kimball was visiting at Mr.
McCutchans the first of the week.
Mr. Fisher family of humboldt visited him
last week.
Mrs Hiatt of Kimball and Miss Hiatt of Hear
tina were visiting IN town Tuesday
Miller & Ship shipped a car load Of hogs last
Tuesday night
The l. L A will give a ball at the hall q
week from Saturday
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-01-20
Notice.

] wish TO say that am more than
grateful 10 the citizens of lola, not 0nI y
for their aid so generously and prompt
ly given. but also for their kind ex-
uressions Of sympathy since the late
fire, so disastrous to me. These to-
kens of your friendship convince ma
more firmly than ever of your conf
dence in my ability TO merit the same
in the future. For the next few weeks
my office will he at my residence ore
door south of Baptist church, where /
shall be pleased to receive those de-
string my professional services. Task
all persons knowing themselves in
debted to me 10 call and settle as much
of their account as they can, as my
books were destroyed, and leave it
to your honesty to settle at once.
respectfully,
+. A. HIGGINs, Dentist.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-01-20
CORRESPONDENCE
Frum Register Repnrters-Whsf IL Ueing
Done Throughout The Conniy-ENents
and Gossip OF the Week.
, are having fine winter weather


We are having fine winter weather
The Popnlist's Thought they were strictly in
| II at the Capito last week gIl-ss thew did not
want 10 shoot the game Of chestnuts again.
Miss Carrie Hedger took her departure for
Chicago last Friday Carrie is now q trained
nurse, and Is one OF Allen cOuntys energetic
| young ladies
The residence of John Lindsay was consumed
| by fire one night recently
Miss Amy Seymour made flying visit to lola
last week.
Mr. and Mrs Gullett were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs John Seymour last week
Mr. and Mrs. Ayers visited Mr Ayers parents
over by Humboldt last week
Mrs Kasbeer Mrs John Wood and Mrs...Al-
len were the guests of Mr. and Mrs Ayers
last week.
Our Orchestra met at Mr. Kohler's residence
last week and their music simply grand.
Elmer Remsburg, instructor
Mr. Williams is under the mus seal instruct
ion OF Roy Ayers
Boekin and Williams hav" returned from the
north and are willing tn settle down to n quiet
life They think Allen county best
Quite a social time at Mr. Mitchells last
week
Those that attended the suppers at distant
points last week said 1t did OF appear like Cal
amity times
Quite an elaborate affair at Funston last week.
Mr. Purcell was down looking after his real
ebthle. hC Is contemplating luDNluE HeTe
other year He complemintcd the REGISTER
and said il gave the most home news Of any Go
paper In the tate We knew it all the time
Hover Kerr,was on the sick list Tor a week but
was able 10 go on the wolf cha'e Thursday
We regret to hear that Mrs John Mhntebeck
is still great sufferer from her ankle which size
broke last week Her brother ArOn IL down
irUm Kansas tity
Mrs John Seymour Is still among the inva-
lids which we r'gret Ia say, as she Is much
needed i'll our community
John Wood has enrolled thirty pupils aud lik-
es his school well.
Mrs Sutton and son took their departure
for the Pacific Coast last week. May success
follow them
Quite pleasant day was spent at the resi-
dence of Mr and Mrs. JacksOns last week
Mrs. Steinmetz and daughter are visiting in
this community.
Mr. r Funk from Kansas City Is visiting
friends at this place
Miss Minnie Furnman has returned from Fort
Scott
For the benefit OF our Geneva friend and cor
respondent, who seems to be undecided IS to
what seymour il is that signed the death warrant
Christmas day, il was the eccentric George
Seymour one of Allen eos best school teachers
eral years. and is the second son of J w Sey
mour. and has hired IN this vicinity for years.
and is straight forward young man of dark
complexion aud not very large For any fur
ther explanation you Will have To call Oh George
and he will answer all questions ii he ieels like
il Hoping all will be able 10 understand by
this explanation MUGGISs.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-01-20
Electric BifferS.

This remedy is becoming as we'll
known and so popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bittsrs sing the same song of
praise-A purer medicine dose not ex-
list and it is guaranteed to do all that
is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases of the liver and kidneys
will remove pimples. boils, salt rheum
and other affecaIons caused by inn
pure Woo 'pIle II Malaria from
the system and and prevent as well
vs cure all malarial fevers. For cure
Of headache. constipation and indi-
gsstion try ElectOic Bitters. Entire
satisfaction guaranteed. or money re-
funded. Price soc or S1.OO per bottle
at w. J. Evans drug store.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-01-20
Spring Branch.

There were several stock and poultry buyers
around the first of the week some of our
neighbors got cts pound for their fat hogs,
anu cts n pound for turkeys
There was an oy ster supper at Mr. Anderson s
one evening last week for the benefit of the
JOINT literary Everybody enjoyed them
selves hugely; bat financially il was 4 sinul
affair
Rev. Stone began a prOtracted meeting at
Rock reek Thursday night
Mr. Luckey aud the Eastwood Brothers
bought the GiInmcr farm that the Silver Leaf
school house is built ON
Mr. Francis is putting up a nice lot Of ice on
his Brook Haven farm
Mr. Nelson began teaching his school at
Deer Greek Monday
VOORHEES, sold co turkeys this week; they
brought ono dollar apiece
Mr. Winzel has rented his farm and will go
70 Colorado in the spring
Mr. W. Fisher has rented his farm and
Jett and family will move to Nevada Missouri
One Of our calamity neighbors was offered 10
cents pound for bunch OF stock hogs the
other day and refused II We don't know
whether he thought il wasn't enough or too
much. or whether he wanted more.
Nr Montgomery has built a new barn on the
place he recently bought