The Reporter.
THURSDAY. BEPTEMBERB. 1881.
LOCAL ITEMS.
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Ih* pnbli«k«r , v
President Garfield seems to be im
proving slowly.
Gus Rich was in town last Saturday
night with bis show.
Jaek io-tbe bush is the yell of the
small boy ttTbee dsye.
Fodder pulling is in order now, we
hesrd one man say last week that ke
had flnisbed.
The katydid and cricket seem to yie
with esch other three lovely oights iu
making musie on the cool nigbt air.
We bad milk and eider for breakfast
one morning this week, not any more,
thaak you, we have "eat harty."
Rev. C M. Pepper end son Willie
frota Albemarle N C. are visiting re
lations in Daubury.
The bauds at work clearing off the
land for a hotel at Peppers Iron and
Alum springs, killed one large rattle
snake this week.
Notwithstanding th« dry hot weathi-r
the health ol Daubury onotinues good
Ws don't think there hat been a single
eaee af fever in towa ibis su Baser, and
but little diarrhoet, or any other sickness.
Departed this life August 19ih, 1881,
Zebuloa T Mabe, son of P. FI. Mabe
Esq.. age one year ar.d 7 tn>nths. Lit
tle Z«be has been called home to the
•pirit world, his soul lias takrn its flight,
and only the easket that held the jewel
is permitted to linger for a moment with
sorrowing parents and friends.
All the Danbury hotels have been well
patronised during the hot weather, ex
cept the White House, kept by deputy
sheriff Whittea, who, notwithsta> ding
kosrd is famished st his house without
even so mueh as the arking, has oot a
single boarder at this time. Our jail is
M.T.
We knew that it ie said "whsa yon
are in Rome de aa Rome does," bat it
seem to us that Preebjteriaae kneeling
at a Methodist meeting to pray, or Meth
odists Handing to pray at a Presbyterisn
meeting are not worshiping God agreea
ble to the dictates of their own consei
enees. We don't believe in putting on
style when one goes to prsy.
YK LOCALS. —'Tit bsrd when s fellow
doeea't feel like talking, to be oompelled
to spin uninteresting yarns to a crowd of
Me who are not in (he least interested
in what he is saying, but this is nothing
ia comparison to having the printsrs de
vil yell out every five minutee, "bring
oa yet locals," wben a fellow has none,
doa't feel like writing, and has nothing
to write about. '
Some of the State papers are now ad
vooating the plan to put down drunken
nees reeommendea by the REPORTER be
for* the prohibitory bill pasesd the I 'g
islature. That ie, edueste the people to
a higher standard of mors! worth, let the
good everywhere frown upon cxceesive
liquor drinking aid drutksuneas, and
eepeoially nan the ladiee dn more toward
putting it down than a hundred ProbU
bitory lava. Keep the dirt from your
own door.
Ia IT POesitLß That a remedy msde
of eaeb common, aim pie plants ae Hope,
Buohu, Mandrake, Dandelion, Jbo., make
ee many and eueb marvelous sod won
derful earee as Hop Bitters do T (t most
fca, for when fid aad young, rich a*d
E»r, Pastor and Doctor, Lawyer and
iter, all teetify to having been oured
by them, we must believe end doubt no
laager !'n*t
Hunureds of dead forest tree* may b«
seeo from Daubury, standing along tl •
slupse and top of the Sauratown moni •
tun, killed ky the dry hot weather thii
•unntt.
We have. before ut, a oopy of the
Agents Herald, published by L. L. Smith
Philadelphia. It makes a specialty oi
exposing all bumbugs aad frauds among
the bosiaee* houaee all over the oountry
Send for a sample have eopy of it. K?ery
business man should have it.
Arrangements bate been made by
which Siokes oouniy will be represented
in minerals, tobeoco, &0., at the Atlanta
Exposition, to be held st Atlanta, Ga.,
this fall. It is desirable that all those
having valuable minerals on iheir lands,
should send specimens to Pepper & Sons
store at Danbury This will be but lit
tle trouble and may lead to results of
jvhioh you will be proud iu the future.
Arrivals at Taylor's Hotel, during the
week, Sept. Ist.—Mr Jesse Jewlian,
Mri Jesse JewTian, Greensboro, N. C.
Sept 3rd—Mr. Ed. M Pace, Mr. ——
Cradle, Winston, N O,; Mr J. D.
Chamberlain, Richmond, Vs., Maj L
W Andersoo, Col Ben Bailey, Dr F.
Pringle, Dr W. A. Lash, oounty, Mr.
S C. Dodson, Greensboro, NC- *
We were pleased to asset in oar town
this week the following clever drummers
from Hiohmood, Va., Mr J. J Ballow
ol the popular olothiag house of Messrs
0 F Weisiger snd Co. 1216 Main st
Mr W. H Miles representative «>f the
well known boot and sboe house of
Mest-rs Steven Putney and Co 1219
main st. Mr. M. Ambler Ulsiebrook
01 the firm of Mess M. Milliliter and Co
1309 main st, one of tbe beet known dry
goods snd notion houaes in tbe oity, sod
Mr J D. Chamberlain representative
ol the old sod relisbls Hat house of
Mesert C W Tboro and Co. 1306 main
at. The e sre uioe clevtr gentlemen snd
represent first olaaa houses Rj»d itiir
cards io another ooluino.
Liet of Jurors forfait term 1881 of
Stukes Superior oourt.—P. R. l)avif,
George W Kloght, J F Hall, A M
Boy lee, Alex Baker, John 1* Gnffin, Gid
A Mo ire, John H Alley, F P Hall, J
W Preston, Johu H Hawkins, Isaac
Meal, T A Freemau, W 3 Vsugjin, John
E Simmons, Martin Yenable, Dan'l Ki
Her. It F Shelton, Caleb Hill, W L Smith
Ed Mabe Sr , Sales W Blackburn, John
A Richardeon, J G Jones, Joshua Smith
John E Marshall, J P Dalton, S L IL.u
eei, Powel Kobertson, M R Banner, N
W Snider, B 8 Brown, B C Pringle, W
B Southern, D K Smith, A S Stewart.
HURRAH FOR OUR SIDE !—Many
people have lost their interest in politics
snd in amusements becsuse they sre so
oil of sorts snd run down tbsttbey can
not enjoy anything If suob persons
would only be wise enough to try that
Celebrated remedy Kidney Wort snd
experience its tonie snd renovating ef
fects they would soon be hurrabiog with
tbo loudest. Io either dry or liquid
from it is a perfect remedy for torpid
liver, kidneys or bowele.— Exchange.
Resolutions ot nespeot.
W HCREAS, It h»» pleased the Supreme
Architect of the universe to summon
frutii hii labors upon earth, our beloved
brother Beverly Powell, calling him by
Ilia omnipotent will to that judgment
which await* all who are tolling in this
earthly temple, and whereat the Maaonio
live which have so long bouod us io
mutual frieodahip and enjoyment to our
departed friend sre severed no more to
be united until the day wnen the grave
shall yield up its dead ; therefore,
RfolvtJ, That we sinasrely mourn this
disruption of covenanted frieodahip,
bearing in tender retneuibranoe hit fide
lity to Maaonry, and his devotion to the
prinoiplea it inculcates
Retolved, That ws earnestly sympa
thise with the relations and frienda of
our deceased brother, snd tender them
that consolation which the world oan
■either give nor take 4*ay, and that we
will wear ths usual badge of mourning
fur the apace of thirty days.
Retolued, That a oopy of this pream
ble and resolutions be forwarded to the
family of oar deoeued brother, sod in
serted in the Danbury REPORTER, with
request for the Weatern Sentinel to oopy,
Btokesbarg Lodge, No. 220, A. F. and
A. M. M. It BANNER, 'L
W|i. BLACKBURN J> Com'tee.
D. POINDSXTER. )
The long continued drought prevails
to so alarmiog extent in this oounty
Everything is hoi and dry and water has
become distressingly searee. Old per
soaa asy that they have never seen wa
ter so low in De-«p, Haw, and Rooky
rivers M. R Upcburoh, of this
county, informs or that on* day last
week hs was repairing a fenoe, and in
taking up a rail from the pile he taw a
large tnake with forty>two young ones.
Orange OLtrrier.
Piedmont Spring*—Stokas Co., N. C.
I will rem the Cabins this season for
82.50 rer week, as tkey aie. I will all)
take some boarders in u>y house at Dan
bury for the hoi season. Rates reason
able, lor further information. Address,
8. B TAYLOR,
June 16-2UI baubury N C
□ANBURY* MARKET,
A* CORRKCTKD BV PKPPKK JT SONS.
CORN, new, per busbel, 1 25
WHEAT, y(> a 1 25
RYE, 75 a 85
OATS, threshed, 50
PEAS, 65
BEANS, 65 a 75
BEES'WAX, per lb., 20
HONEY COMB, 10 a 12i
EGGS, per duien, 10
BUTTER, per lb , 10 a 15
BEEF, per lb, 4 a 6
HIDES, green, per lb. 5 a 8
hIDES dry per lb., 10 a 12J
TALI.OW, per lb, 6 a 8
CHESTNUTS, per bu., I 00 a 1 25
RAUS pe.r ib , 1J
PORK, per lb, &u 10
FRULT.
APPLES, per lb., 2 a 6
PEAtIHES, halve*, per Ib , 4
PEACHES, quartern, pr Ib , 3
PEACHES peeled, per lb ,5 a 12J
BERRIES, 7
Summer Complaints.
At tills season, various diseases of tho boweia are prevalent, end many liva are lod
through lack of knowledge of a safe and sure remedy. PERIt x DAVIS'
PAIN KILLEIi is a sure cure for Diarrhoea, Dysentery, bummer Complaint,
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, etc., and is perfectly taje.
Bead the following::
BAXXBRXDOB, Y., March 18*1. | Omu N. T, I"cb. 19, l«Jl
DATIS*PAIN KILLXUI tuvr/aili to tyord ; \T« began rtiOT {I over fSTrty yer.r.i rgx>. and
instant r«u/ for crmu.» aud pain in tJO rtomacb. always fnvca iiuiuodlato rrl'cf. would DJui)* uare
Jouur a BUBDITT. to go to BAD without a botUu in the bout*-.
l-h. v.ry ** SXoTtaSw of o r r „ . fvrrv
cramp* la tboato-wcl' W« tnails iutlikfv^ion
uaU r. t j.- yix.ro, itli«ur. ear« cv> ry time. la tho homo. a finmrr otrox '
' Jn itn W T)r~ XJ. B. OOJISCLA .u,
%r _ rz . CREFELD, Rinutxsu PKLVUJA Fib. ft. 186 L
Monoon*. IOWA, Jicrch 1_ RFTL. Ihavofcn ow VPKJUIYDATU'PAI* KiLixnaliuort
I BAN TGED jrour KJLLEB i» kc vcro ca.' CJ C f from tho clay it WOH mtroduco..,aud after jrcr.rt of
cr.iuip. cotic.aa i cbolcrj uorbuN,anu it ra V6 unoit o' T\*«tion w ' use I regard ita prcoc aco in my
iiuftant 10 icf. Is. E. CALDWELL. household tu au n%di»p-n»ablt nec«t*i'y.
C An?fE-SVILL*, C A., rcb. t\ 1881. * Tn^v^r?^
For twenty yer.ra I br.vo mcd your PAIN KILLER . . . . , « 'W 'ISM
SS®?&ss3lL a &illSS*- j n u.lrSr°
SACO. ME., Jp.n. S3,IW. 21 MOSTAOTJE ST.,LOKD'OM, E»O,
niTou«edPmRTDAVX«» , pAiN KILLXII fcr twe.ve During aiwionnooof t\vcnty4Uzro>vniii India,
y:ar«. It 11 t~fe. vjr*. and reliable. No moihar I Jiavo |fivc*i it in many caw of durrhccu. dyven*
ahoui 1 allow it to lo out cf tho fami' v. Terr, and cholera, and noTcr knew it to fail to fiv«
11.1. NATE*. xclkf. H. CLAI-.IDCE.
F.'o family can Mfrly be withont thii lnvaloalile remedy. Its price iirinp II
within tho reach of ell. For sale by all druggists a; 60e. and SI.OO a bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & SOX, Proprietors,
PIEDMONT
Warehouse ?
For the Sale of TOBACCO !
Stands in the Front Rank with the
Leading Warehouses in
North Carolina.
BALE 3 PA6T YEAR MORE THAN 30,000 PARCELS.
Increase in trade in past four yean more than fo ir fold.
\Ve have uddt-d each jear many new CI'STOJiEKfi, and (till (here is room for more.
We are tbanklul lo our uiany Iriends for their liberal patronage, and ask a continuance
in the future
The tallowing named gentlemen are itlll with me, and will be pleated to see their friends
at PIEDUONT.
WAS PIERCE, Book Keeper.
JAMES 3 SCALES, Floor Manager.
J Q. A. BAKU AM, Auctioneer.
I)ee9 80 M, W, NOKFLKETi Proprietor
T.J.BROWN. W. U CARTER, JR J K PIIBUI.
THE OLD RELIABLE
BROWN'S WAREHOUSE,
The Farmers' Headquarters,
The Leading House as usual sinoe Oetober let.
In QUANTITY ol TOBACCO SOLD, in PRICES and in DISPATCH OF
BUSINESS.
Farmer* do not have to wait until after the tale for tbeir cheeks,
BUT ARK PAID A 8 SOON AS THEIR TOBACCO IS 80LD
Remember this, when jou want to get off earlj atta breaks are heavy.
HIGHEST PRICES ALWAYS GUARANTEED.
P A. WILSON,JR., Book-keeper.
R. D. MOSJCLKY, Auctioneer.
T. J. BROWN 4 CO., Wineton, N. C.
X
BROWN & CARTER,
(SUCCESSORS TO J. F. PRATHEII k CO 'S),
Nest door to Brown, Roger* k Co.'a Hardware Store,
E«ir CONSTANTLY ON UAND A WILL SILICTKD STOCK or
Dry-Goods, Groceries,
Boots, Shoes, llals, Notions,
We espeeially infite oar coantrj friends to oall on ua, as our purchases are aade
with apeoial reterenoe to their wanta, and
WILL SELL AT BOTTOM PRICKS.
F J. BROWN,
Feki«ery i, 1881. W- B. CARTER, J».
FBHTIUZKM. —
We have uitde arrangement* by which
we can furnish jou either Pacific Guano
or the Star Brand Fertiliser »s low j$
you can buy it We will deliver it at
the depot in Winston, at any pnint on
either of the road* leading from thin
place to Winaton (byway of Walnut
cove O.' Germanton). rr »t Dunb'iry.
PEPPER 4 SONS.
April 6th, 1881.
We want aeventy 6ve thousand lb* of
ear tobacoo, all grudes from good to fine
suitable for manfacturing, and will pay
a* much as the same grades will bring in
Winston ; so save the hauling and
warehouse oharges to the further.
PKPPEII & SONS.
oraves' Warehouse,
DANVILLE, VA.,
FOR Till SALE Of
Leaf Tobacco
W P, GRAVES, PHOPKIBTOB.
*
JNO. A HERNO >N, Clerk.
R!T P B K OLR B N A NT JR '} AuMant C 7"*'-
GEO. E CO I.EM AN. Auctiomtr.
JOS. 11, BL iCKWKI.Li, Floor Uanap'r.
CHI AH M. HATOHKB, liajgagi .Vailtr
April 17, 1879. ly
I'tUUL * STOCKTON' \
Tobacco
Warehouse,
WINSTON,N C
WE OFFER TO THE PLANTERS OF
North Carolina and Virginia •very
advantage fur the
HANDLE and SALE
of thslr
TOBACCO.
oun HOUSK SETS
EAST •"! WEST,
giving from
SUNRISE
to
SUNDOWN
the
III.ST LIGHT
of any
HOUSE IN NORTH CAROLINA.
We will gire ron srsry
ACCOMMODATION
( Umurpattrd)
ts wake it to your intsrest te lall Ith as o
Tour frbndi, truly,
PFOHL A STOCKTON,
JOHN SDEPPARD,
Auctioneer aud General Manager
T. A. WILIiH, Floor Jlunaner.
N. U. f-TOCXTON, hook Kteper.
I] 0 ' } Soliciting Pa„ons.
JOSEPH H . STOCKTON. Supervisor.
Wintlon, N. C., August 19, 18so.—ly
LIVKRY.FEED ti BALE STABLE,
CRUTOIIFIELD k STEDMAN,
Successors to Beck * Moor#,
wixsroy, N. C.
ALL KINDS OF CONVEYANCES
furnished at reasoaable rates.
We offer the very best accommodation to
Drovers. Special attention paid to transient
custom. Horses bought, sold and exchanged .
August 19, !Bdo.—ly
HOLMAN'S
PADS
cure S) ti:e oi;l.
simply Jltk TRUE
Absorption.!J Antidots.
Turn MARK.
Ilolman'i Ague, Llffr and SWnnrJi
Pad-For M VLAKI A, Am K.
UVEK mill BrOMACJ THOU
UI.EH. Prion »S.OO.
Holman'a Special P*d—Adapted to oM
chronic riyt'S Price sa.oo.
Holman'a Spleen Belt— For at»M>orn
cases of Enlarged Hple«u »nl
triylclding Liver and Stomach
troubles. Price (1.00.
Holman'a Inlant'a Pad— For ailments of
Infants aud children. Price % 1 50.
Holman'a Renal Pa«t-Fir Kidney mid
Bladder Ooinplilnta. Prleo SI.OO.
Holman'a I,'terlue Pad—For Venule
troubles. Price $5.00.
Holman'a Absorptive Medicinal Bady
porous on rubtier basis. Price Sso.
Holman'a Absorptive Medicinal Foot
Piaster*— Formimbfeet andslng
glsh circulation. Price per Mir 15c.
Absorption Salt—Medical ed Pool Baths—
For Colds, Obstructions and
all canes where a foot ba'h Is
needed. Per hulf lb. package, tSc.
For sals hy all druggists—or sent l.y mall,
postpaid, on receipt of price. The Absorption
kit Is not "mailable'• an I most be sent bjr
Express at purchaser's expense.
The success of Ilolmnii's Pads has In
spired Imitators who offer Pads similar In
tom and ODOB to the Tittts IIOLNAS'S, saying,
"They are the same. str„" Beware cf all
Boats Pads, only gotten up to se:l on the repu
tation of the genuine.
Bee that each Pad bears the green PR IT AT*
Kr.venjs STAMP of the HoimanPad Company
With above Trade-Mark.
If afllcted with chronld ailments tend a eon
else description of symptoms, which will re
eelve prompt and csretul attention.
Da HOUHAH'S advice le free. Fnll treatise
•ent free on appiicat lon. Add res*
_ HOI.H4N PADfO.,
IF. O. Box *.111) S3 William Street, New Tork.
amaTT AIR DYEIs the safest
best; acts Instan-
producing
the most natural alutde
'■"OfUiwk or brown; dons
I ■RlSTADOßO^rys'pUed.^A^uidUd
jir"i'Sra!ioii ; favorite
upon every well an
pointed toilet for lady
or gentleman. Hold by
all druggists and ap
"""B ' »IVE HEATIM
"Excellent Tonic, Alferativesnd Diuretic."
—Medical Association, Lj nchburg, V»
"Cued wiiii great benefit in Miliaria aad
Diphtheria " —S F I upon, 11 D , Oa,
"Successfully used in dyspepsia, chronic
dmrrhica and scrofula."—ProfS. Jackson,
M 0, Univ. Penn.
"Invaluable as a nervous toulc."—Hon I 0
Fowler Tenn
•'Recommended «j a prophylactic in mala
rial districts " —D K Fairex, U U, N O
"Restores debilitated systems to lieal'b."—
T 0 Mercer, M D, Ind.
"Adap'ed in chrome diarrheal, tcrofula,
and ri* epepsli (J«i T Harrison, t| li NY
"Successful in diphtheria and neuralgia
—J P Note, M 0, N C.
"Excellent for ccriitin diseases peculiar to
women."—Prof J J lloorman, M U, Va.
"Prompt in relieving headache, sick sail
nervous.''—Rev E 0 Dodson.
"Used with great benefit iu drspepjia."-
J McKalph, M D, Pa.
'•Suited to bronchitis and diseases of di
gestive " —J F kougbtou, M D, Ala.
' Most valuable remedy kuuwn for foui*!a
diseasig."—Jno P Melteaur, M 1), L L 1).
'Uf great curative virtue."—Tho« F Uuia
boid, M D. Mo.
"Beneficial iu uterine derangemeit and inn -
l.iri n.s conditions."—G M Vail, M D, Ohio.
"Charming ou the complexion, tanking it
smooth, clear, soft and rosy "—Vllss M. S 0.
"Ttie prince of mineral tonics."—Frauds
(iiliiaiu, M D, NO.
"inestimable as a tonic and alterative "
Hunter McUuire, M D, Va.
" ine appetizer and blood purifier.''—H
Fisher, M D, G«.
"Very beneficial in improving* reduced
system itishop Beckwiiii, of Ga.
' invalids heie find welcome anil hfalth."
Kev John llauuou, late of La., now or
Kichuioud, Va.
"lias real merit."—Southern Med Join as!
P.tmplels free, upon application.
Water. $4 and case. M its and Pills, 25,
50, 75 cents. Sent prut-paid anywhere.
Summer season of Springs begins Ist June.
$35 per mon'h
Address, A. M DAVIKS, Pres'l of theft).
Tb Main St., Lynchburg, Va. P. U. Box 171.
SOLD BV
PIPI'ER H
Uanbury,
June 2 'Bl-6 . K C.
lo luveuiorj anil Mecbaulcs.
PATENTS nnd how to obtain (hem
Pamphlets o! 00 pages free, upon receipt a?
Stamps for Postage. Address
UILMOUE, SMITH & CO,
Solicitors of Patents, Box 31,
Wash ingtm t 0. &.
W ILSOIV, HI ;;riis & vo„
tVHOLESALG GIiOCRRS AND GOMillfr
SION MERCHANTS.
3o S Howard street, corner of Lombard:
BALTIMORE.
We knp constantly on hand a large and
well assorted stock of Groceries—suitable hit
southern aud V\ cslcru trade. Wtsoliuicon
signments of Country Produce—such as Uot»
ton; tea tilers; Ginseng; Beeswax; \\ ool; l>ri«4
Fruit; urs; Skim, etc. Our facilities lor
ing business are such as lo warrant quick tales
and piompi returns. All orders will have „ur
prompt attention. 43-lr.
"Il you wain *
UOOD I'IANO OU ORG AX.
write or call on VV. P. OIIMSBY, Winston,
who can suj.ply any make or style oiarli,
in ihc Uuitctf jilules at prices which will
defy competition,
it you waul the
BfcST SEWING MACHINIs
vrer put before the public, call oi» W.
I'. OUMSBV lor the "J i£llt-RuHßin?
OufflChlic" 10 the Music Store, Winston.
Old pianos, organs, and machines vs
ohaiiged." W. I'. OdMSUy.
TRUSS
b cup ibape, with S*lf- AHjiMlldf
Ball la c«ni«r, adapts! Waif to all
■TSENSIBLE m r o,i,Vju « of lb * bo.ljr, while tfce
B".'* Bal It n (h« cop prtWM baak tba
Mt \ TRUSS# lnt.itl # MhutM»p»TioßweH
.Xr «i.k tkarta«ar. will it*ht
w pressure thsHarnia is h«ldssruraly
larsni n'.jbt. tad a radical curt certain. it la »ay, daraUU
•b4 catap. Scut by moil. Circulin free.
KGUIXSTUN TUL'BB CO.. Cklcaco, Ut.
Kenmoro University High School,
Anihetst. C. 11., Va. Highest grade. S#-
lect. Limited Pieparatory lo tbo UniTer
sity of Virginia. Session begin# Sept. BtU,
1831. Kor circulars apply (o 11. A.i'-TItOUK,
Principal. July 14 IStJI-Jiq.
11 W POWBKS& 00,
Wliolewule
!V >. 1305 Main aud 9 aud 11 13tfc8tt„
R W. Powers.
Edgar l>. Taylor. RICHMOND, Va.
April 28, 1881 -Cm■
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WE OIVE 2 500 COLUMNS Of READ
INO MATT lilt during I lie /ear \Ve
i print full reports of tlie meetingsof nil impor
tant religious bodies and of court and legls>
la lire proceedings and generally all matters
! of luterest occutring in ilia State,
i We gire the latest Telegrams, the latest
! Market Reports, tlie freshest News, interest-,
ing Articles, Stories lor the girls and Farm
Notes for the hoys.
Out* Market Reports will h# worth many
dollars ti farmers and m rchants
Take your County Paper, and then send
$2 00 lor the Ntwg AND OSHRVIH.
Specimen copies furnished on applicative
TO FARMERS
1 and THRF.SHERMEN.
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