People's Pilot, Volume 2, Number 35, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 17 February 1893 — CORRESPONDENCE. [ARTICLE]

CORRESPONDENCE.

To Correspondents. When you'Te. a thins to say. Say it: l>on't take halt a <lay. When your tale’s jrot little iu It, Crowd the whole thing in a minute! Life is short—a fleeing vapor— Don't fill an eight paaed paper With a tale which, at a pinch. Could Ih> cornered iu au inch! Beil her down until she simmers; Polish her uutil sh« gUnmen. When you've trot a thins to say. Say it! Don't take half a day.

GOOOLAND.

j Oats 28(J30c. j Corn 35(u30c. Frank Davis, of the Morocco Courier, contemplates moving his office to Brook. It is reported, on what seems to be good authority, that the jG. & I. C, and Pan Handle will | build a large union depot near the crossing some time the com- | mg summer. The correspondent from Locheal must have got our young ; foiks mixed with some othei town or else knowingly misrepj resented about their getting into trouble at any of their meetj iags. -Assessor Allison has moved on uis farm 11 miles southeast of ■ 'own. Our item last week should ; have read that Master Raymond ■ 'coti was wrestling witn the measles, instead of Coats. Do ! tiie Pilot compositors want us lo semi over an interpreter for jour turkey tracks? He\. Jenkins conducted the quarterly meeting at Brook,, last .Saturday and Sunday, for Eldei ,\Yilson. Mr. Cutler, of Morocco, the gentleman that Will “jerk” the throttle of engine at Percy junction will move to Goodlanci about Feb. 15th and occupy the Noble house in the north part oi town. \ A. J. Ivitt, of the Herald, has three scalps dangling at his bel. taken from the town board. Ah because they are paying out too much money and are having no street lamps lit. C. Griffin will soon open up u new butcher shop in the building now occupied by the Star saloon. The school board held a meeting Saturday evening, the first since the ground-hog lcokeu out on a muddy hemisplitre in February, 1892. We have oeeu informed they are considering a proposition to change the hot air furnaces in the school house for steam. Jack the Ripper.