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JVmA notices piMiikfd frtt ; obituary poertf,
iributri of ir.prct. de.. tares emit a line.
Republican Standing Committee-
.XilattlH,
V. . Herman, I, O, SUddlcswnrtli
A. V . MuHrr, I 'it- ll Coleman
I linn. A. Wanner. John D. Howell
H. B. Wagner. II A. Bowrrnojt
1. s. TroutniHii, P. A. Troup
M. L Walter. II. K. Itolemler
J. S. Yearic-k, II. II. Sinilh
Ilenvcr,
lb-aver W.,
Cer.trv.
'liitpuiAn,
Prittiklin,
Jiti'kson,
Middleburg;,
MtddlaofMk)
Mfinru,
P.-lin,
lVrrv,
IVrry W.,
i n-K'i "
tyring,
t " Ti
Washington,
Al. t 'Irian. Janice hnlley
A. I). Kreaiuer. S. L Yoilcr
A. K. Young, D. I. Hitter
Frank Miller. Howard Knw
Dr. M. Kotlirnck, Irwin Hoyer
CJco. SlrnwMf, John Noll
A. B. Keek, II. J. Duck
(in. S. Ili'y, 0. M Smith
O. Q. Kh'e, IU. Stroll
Dr. E. W. Toole, J. 11. ArlMifiit
kki'I lll.n' A ' TICKET.
For Associate Judge,
P. r. KIKOKL.
For Sheriff,
(iEO. W. HOW.
For Treasurer.
BENNKVIIXK SMITH.
For Commissioners,
JOHN P, WETZEL,
(iEOKtiK r. Mil. I. KB.
For Auditors,
D. NORMAN Al'P,
J c. BOWBK80X,
Thursday, August 24, 1899.
THE GIRL WITHOUT TALENTS.
"Many a mod est, unselfish girl,
who tlws not regard herself us re
markable either in miod, appearance
or manner, asks, 'Where is there a
place for a (j;irl to-day who is not
beautiful or talented, who cannot
play or paint or sing, cannot permit
herself to write an essay for a liter
ary club, and has no ability for
leadership?' " writes Mary R. Bald
win in the August Homin's Home
Companion, of "The Girl Without
CJrettt (iifts." "For such a one the
history of an every day girl who met
fulfillment and wrought from com
mon material a wonderful life-fabric
may lie offered. She was the plain
est of a family, and as she grew to
maidenhood gave no sign of possess
ing anything that would not' seem
possible to the most ordinary person.
Her sisters had each a 'gift' But
nobody expected anvthinggreatfroni
'Miss Margaret,' and she never dared
to hope that she could fill any place
of importance even in the smallest
circle. As is often the case with the
inconspicuous girl of the family, she
became a general helper, and was
called to assist and to fill gaps in the
home service. She learned through
all this to get away from hersef, and
in effect said, 'I cannot do this but
my sister can.' As soon as she
could accept this she was no more a
lonely girl, but imagiued that she
had a sort of partnership in the
achievements of those whom she
helped. Let it not be imagined
that she had never experienced a sort
of regret that she had herself been
overlooked in the distribution of
gifts; there were bitter moments
when she suffered on account of the
fact, but this was Itefore she hud
given herself wholly to the purpose
of forgetting her loss aud helping
others. As soon as this became a
fact she began to reeeivs ofthe bless
edness of giving, and the mental and
spiritual enlargement of her com
pensative worked itself outwardly,
so that she became a very attractive
person. Finally the prince came,
and the slipper fitted the stay-at-home
sister, and she became a prin
cess before whom many hearts bowed
in the sineerest revereuee."
WOMAN'S RIGHTS IN ENGLAND.
A Woman's Parliament has been
recently held in London, and a good
tlcal was expected from it by those
friends of woman's rights who recall
the (act that, not longugo, it seemed
probable that women would lie soon
made eligible even to the House of
Commons. While the delegates were
sitting, an incident occurred which
showed that in England a reaction
had set in against the cause which
tliev were trviuir to promote. It
will Ik? remembered that among the
measures now before Parliament is a
bill for the better government of
London which creates a number of
local district councils with in the area,
the collective interests of which are
cared for by the London County
Council. Before this bill passed the
House of Commons, an amendment
was accepted making women eligible
to the boards of aldermen and to the
district council on the same condi
tions which were prescribed for
men. This amendment was rejected
by the Lords, and when the bill was
sent lack to the LoWvT House, the
; Commons receded from their posi
tion, notwithstanding the strenuous
opposition ottered by Mr. Leonard
H. Courtney and other advocates of
woman's rights. Mr. Augustine
Blrrell, the well known author of
i "Obiter Dicta." proclaimed himself
ashamed of the chivalry and consist
ency of men, who, after having al
lowed women to sit on the Hoards of
Guardians anil the Vestries which
had preceded the County Council,
how refused to give them a place in
the local bodies that were to exercise
the very functions previously shar
ed between the sexes. Mr. H. Ia
bouehere, on the other hand, cor
dially supported the stand taken by
the Lords, ami drew a humorous
picture of what might happen if
seats were given to women in the
House of Commons. According to
the reports of the debate winch have
reached us, nobody thought it worth
while to mention that womenalready
sit in the New Zealand Parliament,
and in several of our State Legisla
tures. When we bear in mind that
the House of Commons has admitted
to its precincts a prize-fighter, whose
descendant is now the Speaker, it is
scarcely probable that women would
fall much leiov the average moral
and Intellectual standard of its mem
bers. Another discouraging inci
dent occurred while the Woman's
Parliament was in session. The
House of Lords, after a prolonged
discussion, and in defiance ofthe ad
vice given by Lord .Salisbury, de
cided to throw out the bill compel 1-
ingstorekeepers, who employ women,
to provide seats for a certain pro
portion of them. The Earl of We
myss protested in thestrongest terms
against the bill, which he looked
upon, he said, as a piece of peddiiig,
hysterical, humanitarian, vote-catching
legislation for which the great
Mother of Parliaments was never
intended, and which wan enough to
make the old Parliamentarians turn
in their grave. The shopgirls found
plenty of champions, however, be
sides the Prime Minister, but some
of them admitted that the question of
providing seats was by no means so
simple as it looked. Nobody drjubt-
ext, they said, that shop women con
tinually undergo great suffering' and
permanent injury from having to
stand for many hours. No doubt
such private coercion could be de
feated by an adequate system of
government inspection. But govern
ment inspection is always costly and
usually unpopular, and the House
of Lords untimalely decided that it
would not add the bill in question to
the long list of well-meaning laws
which have never been carried out
in practice. Collier's Meekly.
Does t oller Agree With You T
If not, drink Grain-O made from
pure grains. A lady writes : "The
first time I make Grain-0 I did not
like it but after using it for one week
nothing would induce me to go back
to coffee." It nourishes and feeds
the system. The children can drink
it freely with great benefit. It is the
strengthening substance of pure
grains. Get a package today from
your grocer, follow the directions in
making it and you will have a delici
ous and healthful table beverage for
old and young. 15c. and 25c.
Harvest Festivals will be held as
follows :
Aug. 27, 10 A. M.,
Sept. 3, "
" 10, 2:30 P. M
' 17. 10 A. M.,
St. Matthew.
St. Paul.
St. Mark.
Christ.
All are cordially invited to attend
these services.
C. D. ZWBHEB, Pastor.
During the civil war, as well as in
our late war with Spain, diarrhoea
was one of the most troublesome
diseases the army had to contend
with. In many instances it became
chronic and the old soldiers still
suffer from it. Mr. David Taylor of
Wind Ridge. Greene Co., Pa , is one
of these. He uses Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy and says he never found any
thing that would give Dim such
quick relief. It is for sale by all
Druggists.
Farm fouSai.e A farm contain
ing 55 acres situate in Middleereck
township, i mile north of Globe
Mills, Snyder county, is offered for
sale at a bargain. The buildings
arc irood as new. Five acres are in
P - . -
good woodland. Farm will be sold
for first good offer. Call on or. nff?
A T At ! - r- -1 ii
urez,u.iM. in nun, iHtiiiiii,i ai wo
The soothing and healing proper
ties of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and its pleasant taste and prompt
and permanent cures, hare made it
a great favorite with the people ev
erywhere. For sale by all Druggists.
SZ?. den fun uns entUM wiser vote far-j COURT HOUSE CHIPS 1 Jury US.. h
SC aaTav naVn Sfc II
From He'lefont Uazette,
Brief Fum Hawsa Barrick.
Likvkk Kkrnki. Harper. Ich
hob tlere shunt so long ken brief line
g'shrivva os Ich farlioftich boll
nimmy wase we booshtavera. Es
wetter doh om Hawsa Barrick is so
drooka OS iner boll ken waiter mie
hen in der Schwoger greek un tie
sucker un katfish sin om bic woxa
wegrudda un lawfh Ivver de rich
noon em revver. In fact es is olles
utt-gadrickeled except politics, un
sell wierdt awfougS shtawvieh, nu
won net boll widder en kondndawt
room ooomed don foiig Teh widder
aw iih-un-a-bits shpoutsa.
Wos de socha noch shlimmer
mam it is os dc Dcniagrawdich partly
so nrichderlieh druuna is nf de trusts
und der Hulierheok hut aw declared
giega sc. Won iner ols dorshtich is
worm un hut net usht grawd tier
wixel g'hot don hut are's mit gride
uffde wond g'shrivva, un der onner
niorga we ich in debier-shtoopcooma
bin UOO hut are en grosse sign ufl
henka g'hot liinnich cm bier un des
hut gnluesa :
NO MORE TRUST.
Ich hob cue g'frogt wos sell mail
ed un are hut noch minera account
gawissa mit mine finger un hut
g'sawd : "Sell maned, Gottlieb, dps
nochdem won du en drum wid , ous
der Schwartz huddle do mua
ifit (Ju'e
geld hovva." Sell hut de bisajss
g'settled. Ich hob usht g' wist os es
nuch so gied mit denna tanliheukerta
demagrawdisha norrheita, un. du
konsht d'ch driifTfurlussaosdebixiva
woo tzu selera jcirdy shtana so socha
net unnershtitsa. So hen en indig
nation meeting garoofa de ledsht
nocht un tie Hullerheck denounced
far tier trust abolisha. Mer hen en
(eesly beer g'hot un dri golla oldter
cider un sell hut da Ihkivii de nyler
amohl recht ulf gamaucht
Der Billy Bixler hut liahawbt t
tie trusts het gor nix tzu do mit pol
itics. De Detnagrawdich pardy wet
usht em orma monsi greditfardarva
un de tzeida widder so hanlt maucha
os se waura we der Cleveland bres
ideut wore so OS mer widder reddy
warn far en "change." Der Sam
Seeshuls hut declared os are shunt
far anc-un-fai'tzich yohr gavote hut
far der Jackson, awer es naixt mold
os scene in de louna do wedda don
daid are ivver de shtreng kicka. De
Betz Grill but era "regrets" g'shiok
ed wile se netdortsi hutkenna. Era
gro;-awga hen se so galxxldert os se
net lawfa hut kenna. Der Mike
Hetzel hut fertzaded we are der
onner dawg dawg in der shtore
is far en pock Fnshmood un
der ni glarrich hut's widder tzurick
ut's shelf uu hut g'sawd, "No more
trust." Un so is es on der gonsa
roy nnnner. Aim noch em onuera
hut si tittle gevva, un we se oil fard
ich wora is der Bill Bifielmoyer ni
cooma un hut g'sawd de committee
lift resolutions ware now reddy far
era reixrt ei handa. De"committee"
woreom sidergawest eb mere's ga
wist hen os are dort wore un es
wont yusht tzwie fun ena os able
wora tzu "retiorta." Der bresident
wore unnich em dish galaiga un hut
"Old Hundred" dorrich de naws
g'sunga, un de onnera dri hen uf
der gorda feuse g'hunka un de rhod
da g'fecdered. Se hen usht dri res
olutions g'hot uu de lieu galtesa :
Resolved, Dos de oldta soddle-gile
fun der Demagrawdisha party om
nawsa iarncK uare wane nemma
I far era tzarn ous eeva uft der Mike
I ft tl 1 . 1 . . 1 1 I
nuiieriiecK iar uer inisiaixnisnu, uu
dos mere kens fun sime drom mie
drinka so long os de uxa wasser
sowfa.
Resolved, Os wile mereollashpote
yore nuch so weit fet-lompagadrawga
hen un giles gnuddla ga kicked in
Demagrawdishe parades, des sull de
bisniss shtuppa un noach deal is ya-
! ders fun uns eutitjed miser vote far
slit
igrega con.
' Resolved, Os de resolutions in
iFroekdoor gadrooked wura un en
copy tzu em Mike Hullerheck
gevva fur hinnieh si bier henka.
I Noach dos mere adjourned hen sin
! iner nivver un hen em Hullerheck
ous gnluiked wos mere gadoo hen.
Es hut ene ershlound, un are hut de
huddle runs g'shtelt un hut g'sawd
i mere setta uns Stiver helta. Mere
'hen oil awiie shtill g'hucked un
anonner aw gagooked far en ousret.
Es hut kens nix g'schwetzed far
about en minnut un demo hut der
Billy BtxJer g'sawd : "Gottlifb,
glawbsht du os iixa wasser sowfa,
anyhow '."'
"Net won drum so blendy ware
os wusser," hob Ich g'sawd.
"Sell is net unser shult," hut der
Sam Seeshuls g'sawd.
"Drunisawg Ich.luss unsdrinka."
Un mer hen. Ols widder,
Gottlieb Boonastiel.
WONDERUL.
One of tur subsorlbeM wrote his
name and address on a jnistal card,
ami simply addressed it to "Julius
Hines dc Sun, Baltimore, Mil., De
partnirnt 009." requesting one of
their catalogues. By return mail
he received an immense lunik that
alone took 17c in stamps to carry it,
and contained over 10,000 illustra
tions, quoting lowest prices on
100,000 articles, embraoinff ev
erything used in a home; everything
necessary for un office; for a public
' building; for a barnj torn farm j con
taining wearing apparel for men,
women and children; quoting lowest
prices on everything to eat, chew
and smoke; telling all about Agri
cultural Implements nntl Vehicles;
in fact everything except Locomo
tives, Live animals and Boats. No
home should be without one of these
valuable books, as it will be the
means of saving yon many dollars
on everything during the course of a
year. All for a postal, try it,
Odd Fellows Picnic.
McClure Lodge No. 770 L O.O.
F. will hold their first- annual pic
nic on Saturday, Sept. 2, intht Gold
Spring Grove at McClure. The
following jK-rsoiis will lie the orators
nf the day I Uev. L P. Zimmerman,
Rev. H. H. Bpahn, Rev. W. H.
Hilbish, Prof. F. C, Bowersox and
Prof. Chas. Oldt Music will be
furnished by the Adanisburg band.
All kinds of refreshments will tc
served on the ground. Come, one
and all, and enjoy a day in the woods.
Co.MMITTKK.
HAIR
TURNING
GRAY?
hat does your mirror say?
Does it tell you of some little
streaks of gray? Are you
pleased? Do your friends of
the same age show tills loss
of power also?
Just remember that gray
hair never becomes darker
without helo. while dark hair
rapidly becomes gray when
once the change begtna.
Mirer's!
inair I
Vigor
will bring back to your hair
the color of youth. It never
fails. It is Just as sure as
thst heat melts snow, or that
water quenches Are.
It cleanses the scalp also
and prevents the formation of
dandruff. It foods aad nour
ishes the bulbs of the hslr
making them produce a luxu
riant growth. It stops the
hair from falling rut and gives
a fine soil flolah to the hair
asweu. m
fi'jS? U?t.t otxala aU tae bU
pgtBfig!
Kit U 1.1 lil I WL I in iTIli .' S-TS- VTVJ I SaWf
r
Deerta Entered tor Rerd .
Jonathun B. Snyder and wife to Oeonre W. O.
I Snyder tract of land In West Perry towuanip.
contaiuinK in acres ana 5J percnea torriu.
Levi s. (loy. Err., to tJeorgw W. oov, milt
nrnperty. int. la Washington totraablp, for
mm,
Alexander Bertch and wife to Emma Gov, pre
tracts In Washington tow nship. MgjMMhaf
acre and 8(1 perches and lot No. 19 In Preebur;.
CondslderauoD tl.OO and maintenance.
Benjamin Ulrtch to I.v la M. Flaher, lot No. S
In r inch's addition to Sellnagrove, rortauo.
Lvdia M. FUher to Ueorire Jt. Kl.-lier Hurt oi
I the above lot for tso.
Samuel Weaver to Daniel Weaver. It acre and
m perches In Beaver township for W.7I. ( Dated
Mat).
Kred B. Kingman to Albert Boweraoz. 90 acres
and IT perches In Centre township, fortiMO.
Henry EUler and wife to Christian Hoofnagl,
to square perches in Beaver township, for tso.
(Dated 1680).
Wm. L. and M. A. Slrawser to Sarah M.
swart z. 13 acies and M perches In Chapman
township, foi till
Wills Probnteil.
The last will and testa merit of Ellas Knhn,
late of i vnt re township, deceased, was entered
and pronated Auir. i". and leiters teslamentarv
Issiuti to Charles Kuhn. Executor, named In said
will and sole heir.
The last wil and testament of David Boyer.
late of Centre township, dee'rt, was entered and
probated Aug. list, and letters testamentary
issued lo Catharlue Buley, Executrix named In
said will.
Marrlstc LlpenaeN.
j Martin H. Movrr,
) Sullle V. Xaugle,
( Peter L. Strawser.
I Venfle Beaver,
New Berlin.
Kraitervi:K
Oriental,
I'erry twp.
Picnics, Festivals, Etc.
The St. John's Sunday school of
Fremont will hold their annual pic
nic at the usual place Aug. 20.
The Grangers' Picnic will be held
at William's Grove, August 28th to
Sept. 2nd. For particulars ns to
space, etc., address, R. H. Thomas,
Mechanicsburg, Pa.
Saturday, Aug. 20, Lawyer's pic
nic in Decatur Twp., Mifflin Co.
Saturday, Sept. 2, L O. O. F.
picnic, McClure Lodge, at McClure.
Saturday, Sept. 2, Union Sunday
school picnic at Troxelville.
Saturday, Sept. 9, Reunion and
picnic of 1. O. O. F. Lodges in Sny
der, Union, Mifflin and Juniata
counties, at Adanisburg.
Tuesday, S-ot. 12, a Reception
will be (riven to Lieut. S. V. IJlsh
and Corporal A. S. Kempfer return-
! .I a VS . . n.
mg soldiers ot the lUth fa. Kegt.
Saturday. Auir. 26. Hoover'sSun-
, ' f o
day school picnic on Hoover's Island.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept.
19 and 20, Reunion of the 131st Pa.
Vols, in Middleburg.
The Trinity Sunday school of
McKees will bold their annual pic
nic in Paige's grove near Hoffer on
Saturday, Aug, 26. Music will be
furnished by the bands. Several
good speakers will deliver addresses.
a i t . i
Also a ie?uva in tne evening.
Bloomsburg State Normal
School.
We have just received the latest
catalogue of the Bloomsburg State
Normal School. This school which
has had such remarkable growth and
success during recent years, evident
ly means to make still greater pro
gress in the future. The Fall Term
will open September 11th. The
Trustees are doing everything pos
sible to place the school in the front
rank of our best intitutious of learn
ing. The faculty tor the ensuing year
is to lie strengthened by the addition
of Miss Laura M. Ruff, of South
Carolina, who has completed three
courses of study at two differentcol
leges. Signornia Rubina Ravi who
has commanded such widespread re
cognition, will be retained at the
head of the music department.
Young people contemplating go
ing away to school will find it to
their interest to write the Principal,
Dr. J. P. Welsh, Bloomsburg, Pa.,
stating their needs aud asking for a
catalogue. There may lie schools
where the charges are lower, but we
doubt whether there are any in
which more can be had for the
money. 8-10-3t
Aug. 11, at Freeburg, Alexander
Bertch, aged 76 years, 4 months aud
27 days.
I found on my farm a land turtle
that a name was cut on with a knife
in the year 1820. The name is J.
R. Boyer. In 30 years I found this
turtle three times. I did not see it
for the last ten years until last week.
This turtle is probably a hundred
years old. Isaac F. Sauer.
Kreamer, Pa., Aug. 14.
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! List of tiraod Jurors drawn for the Conn of
0er end Terminer and General Jail dehverv
, and court of quarter sessions of the Peace of
. sin 't county held as 'tec Term, cutnuieuclnx
Mimaav. OjtoDer t. 18H9.
OKAND JUROIW.
Nam.-. Occupation.
, Benter, Ja".es. Laborer,
I OoryvK J. P., Ooal dealer,
Dieiuei . John li., Laborer,
rviessler. Levi, Laborer.
I Fisher, cto.vd W., Miller.
Spring
Mmiroe
Mldtla eieek
Monroe
West u.-aver
Uai'Kler. Daniel. Latsirer,
Mosrot
! Jarrei t, II. I'., Jui K o( tUe I 'euro. Se'ui -t'rove
i Kit-li-r, wiliuio A.. Laiwrer, Mu;.i. wreck
KriiUMV .lulin, Funnel, Jucksou
Kiii.nl.-r. Jusvpti. Tfcauker. Jackson
Luuver, SjIouiOii. KariUrr, Washington
Matibeek, Leouaru J Farmer, .-.prlas;
-MoClellan. Robert , laborer, Spring-
Krurlek, John It ., Farmer. Beaver
KennliiKer, Henry U., Carocnter, Franklin
Hlioada, Jaeob, Ttusinltb, MouroS
Sbafler, Juinea, Fanner, I'erry
sbannon, Kuncr, Plasterer, Spring
Sbolley, Amnion, Laborer, Union
Snyder, Jobn 8., Laborer, I'nlon
Stabl, Hiram 8., Laborer, Washington
stroup, Benton P., Merchant, Washlnuton
9iroup.8amnel.Oenllem.ui, Centre
VIsb.H. Oulvln, Mer. linn!. West iWver
PETIT JtJSJMSJ,
Llfttf 1'etlt Jiimrs drawn for the Oean of
common V Ihus, OMR ot oimrter SesnloiiH ul the
Peace Court ol Oyer and Terminer and He naval
Jail Dlnnry of Snyder (Xtutity, l'i.. held as
October Term, commencing October , I8at.
Name. Occupation. Residence
Arn.it. Abraham. Laborer, West I'erry
Arbognst. Henry, Farmer, Spring
Arbig.i-1. Willis, Farmer. Monroe
Itenver, James, Farmer, Penn
Bllger, W. Uerroid. carpenter. Franklin
Blckle, John II.. Former, Washington
Uohner, William. Farmer, Chapman
Bowersox, Sepbares, Farmer, t 'cut re
Howei-Mix, 11 ni ry, tienueuan, Middleburg
Bjjer, William II., Farmer, Penn
Bulleks, Samuel, Farmer, Monroe
Ojniad, A., Gentleman, Sellnsgroe
easier, Uenry 1)., Farmer. Penn
Derr, Thomas P., Farmer, West Perry
Dietrich. James, Lumberman, Franklin
Dreese, t'liunes, Clerk, Washington
Kw Ing, . I esse, Farmer, Spring
Fetterer, Fienklln, Farmer, Jackson
Prantz, William, Blacksmith, chapman
Oerhart, Ammou, Laborer, Mlddlecreek
Gemberllug; Sum uel J., Lsboror, Sellnsgrnve
Herman, Jacob, Farmer, Franklin
lletscr, Peter. Farmer, Jackson
lluKslng. r, Reuben. Laborer, West Beaver
Howell, John D Laborer, West Beaver
Kline, Frank C, Laborer, Centre
Klmgler, J. P., Carpenter, Jackson
Matters, lasae, Farmer, West Beaver
Mr i all. irvln F., Laborer, Sellnsgrove
Metzger, John F., Farmer, Jackson
Moyer, Samuel, Gentleman, Middleburg
Mitchell. William H., Farmer, Spring
Neltz, Frank F Farmer, Union
Neltx, William, Merchant, Union
Relchley. John, Blacksmltn, Jackson
Ramer, John S., Laborer, Penn
Bitter, Frank, Mason, Centre
Rohrbacb, Harrlron A.. Moulder, Sellnsgrove
Shaffer, Robert M., Laborer. Union
Snyder, Jacob O., Laborer, Penn
Smith, William B., Fanner, Spring
stahl, David b Merchant, Union
Strainer, Jacob Z. , Farmer, West Perry
8 ta utter, Ellas, Laborer, Union
swarti, B. N . Farmer, Washington
Wagner, WUUam. Carpenter, Penn
Walter, Lewis, Farmer, c&uire
Wieand, Isaac, Farmer, Weal Beaver
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EgH 12
Onions 00
Lard ft
Tallow 4
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Turkeys 10
Hide ft
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Ham 12
Wheat 70
Rye 45
Potatoes 50
Old Corn .35
Oats 3C
Bran per 100 lbs 80
Middliugs " 00
Chop " 90
Flour per bbl 8.50
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