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Saturday, December 28, 1916.
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Our latest accounts from Eng land are 10 the
30th Of October at which time the price OF
grain was said to have arisen beyond the
maximum required to authorize tue opening
the ports for importior of foreign grain. The
price Of wheat was Sc, SO per bushel, other
grains cheaper in proportion. The papers
contain very little to interest the American
reader.


The foliowing humorous article is copied from the


Orange County Potriot. Hmay, perhaps, be in


anticipation Of good dispositions and Intentions Of


some Of our icorthy patrons.


Let me see, don't owe the printer some
thing? Isn't it long time since we paid him
Yes Well, then, this is the season when he
must provide something for the employment
Of his teeth during the winter, and something
70 keep himself and his little family warm.
4 guess, wife, we must try to muster up as
much as will pay him off, and send it to him.
Perhaps il will cheer him up little, and he
may give us more news; and it will certainly
give US more pleasure TO read the papers after
we have paid of. Yes, think it will be best
to go and pay him for though he may be
ever so much in want, know he is too mod
est 10 be dunning US for it and Pm sure he
don't like to sue, or else he would have sued
us before. Don't let me forgit now to 60 and
|pay him, or send it by the first chance"