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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15
STATE NEWS.

A hunting match at Kenduskeag, on Satur-
day, between two parties of ten each, result
ed in capturing 10, $50 victims. Among the
trophies were 400 squirrels and 100 psrtridg-
es.
+. NJ. Smith, of Denmark, has been catch,
ing GO dozen pigeons per week, by nets.
Mr.. Z. X. Jackson of Norway was thrown
from his carriage last Saturday, and badly
injured in the neck.
Gardiner items from the Reporter: Ty.
phoid fever is abating. On Monday after
noon last several small boys entered the gar
den of James ID. White, on Pleasant street
| and not content with stealing some very
| choice fruit from his pear trees, broke down
the trees so as to nearly ruin them. An ex-
ample will probably be made of them: A
party of dozen or more rugged looking
men, recruited in this section, left on the
Star Monday, on their way to Florida, where
thew will be employed during the winter In
emitting oak timber. They where hired by
partes from abroad.
The Wing states that Samuel Merrill land
| lord of the Commercial Hotel, IN Winterport,
while driving to Frankfort, yesterday, was
compelled to jump from the carriage, on &C
count of his horse becoming unmanageable
from fright breaking his leg and ancle in
three places. A gentleman from Boston who
was with Mr.. Marrill remained in the carriage
when the horse ran furiously out Of the road
and over the fence, throwing the gentleman
out with great violence, dislocating and frac-
turing his shoulder, and utterly demolishing
the carriage.
! The store of Mr.. c. II. Berry Of Burnhsm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15
Meeting of Governor and Council.

The Governor and Executive Council met
at the State House yesterday forenoon, and
proceeded to the duty of counting votes for
county officers. There was a hearing on
the vote Of Somerset county for County Com
missioner and County Treasurer. The re-
turns show that for the former officer there is
a tie vote, which is curious fact, when the
number OF votes thrown is considered. The
following is the total vote for County Com
missioner:
John Russell, republican, 2174
Samuel b. Cragin, democrat, 2774
And for County Treasurer. the vote stands
as follows:
Horatio n. Page, republican, 219G
Columbus Steward, democrat, 2195
The contest is on the vote of Flagstaff
plantation, which is thrown out of the above
count, because the authorities Of that town
made no return of the spring election. The
law hearing upon the subject is as follows
The clerks of organized plantations shall
make return to the Secretary of State on
blanks furnished by him for that purpose on
or before the first day of September, annual
ly, of the names of the assessors and clerks
of their several plantations, and that the same
have been duly sworn, and when any such
return is not MADE by any such plantation,
| the Secretary of State shall not furnish such
plantation with blanks for election returns,
and no votes purporting to be cast by any
plantation neglecting to make such return,
| Shall BE counted or allowed by the Governor
| and Council.
James W. Bradbury, Jr., Esq, appeared fol-
| the democratic candidates, claiming show
that the returns for the spring election were
properly made up, sealed, directed to the Sec
d. Lindsey, Esq. and Hon. Hiram Knowlton,
rotary of State, and put into the post office. s.
appeared for the republican candidates
taking the ground that there was no evidence
| to show that the return was sent or that tht
proper officers did their duty in the premises
and that the law is specific on the point
Should the vote of Flagstaff plantation BIZ
admitted, it will elect the democratic County
Commissioner by six majority. Should thu
tie vote be declared correct, it becomes tn
duty of the Governor TO appoint a Count,
| Commissioner The case has not yet beef
decided.
The following nominations were made b,
the Governor:
| STATE.
Rev. James c. Church, Fairfield, Sol. Mar
" David Pratt, Jr., Dead River Planta
[tion, Sol. Mar
" Geo. II. Knowles, Friendship, 90
" Geo. Il. Raymond, Bluehill,
Frank l.. Bartlett, Portland, State Assayer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15
FIRE RECORD.

Manchester, n. H., II. The new dwelling
house and extensive stables owned by David
NJ. Taggart of Goffstown were totally de-
stroyed by fire about ~ o'clock last night
supposed incendiary. Loss on buildings from
$40, 900 to SIS, 900. Insured in North Brit
ish and Republic of N. Y, and Merchants of
Providence for $4,000. II blooded horses
were also destroyed, among them Ned Hast
ings, an Abdallah stallion valued at 900.
Mr.. Taggart had refused to sell any of his
Abdallah stock at any price. The celebrated
old stallion Abdallah was the only horse
saved from the flames. 1t is understood that
there was no insurance on the stock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15
was burned on Saturday morning. ~ yess
$4,000; partially covered By insusaneo.

was burned on Saturday mofnine. ~ yces
I" $4,000; partially covered BY insusanee.
The new town hall at Orono will peohsh1s
be completed and ready for dedication ~
New Years. twill be : Ane building and :
credit to the town.
Amos Gerald Of Fairfield has gone to New
jersey to purchase the famous stallion Gen.
Knox.
Bates College has lost by death during the
last week two Of her students, Clarence lie
Roy Coffin of the Sophomore class, and Hu-
estus j. Rice of the Freshman class. e Z =
A new industry is about to be begun at
Newport, r. l., viz: The catching Of porgies
for shipment to the oil works Of Jos. Church
Brothers in this State. The porgies are
migratory and are expected this week. Float
ing cars to hold one thousand barrels each
are being built for storing the fab before
shipment. When a schooner arrives for =
cargo, a fish car and boat of ice will be
carried on as rapidly as possible a. the hsh
must be fresh when they reach the factory or
first class oil cannot be made. Ut
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15
FOREIGN.

Madrid, II. There is rapport from Carta.
gena that the provisions in the city will only
last three days longer.
Paris, A. The Desbats to-day contains
an article written by John Lamoine, showing
the urgent necessity for the immediate settle
ment Of political difficulties in France.
London, IA. Capt. Halpin of the Great
Eastern was married to day to the daughter
of the Rev. John Manns.
A special to the Times from Cartageha'
under date of yesterday, says that the insur, r.,
gent vessels are again leaving the haroor anu
naval engag anent of more desperate
character than that of Saturday is expected
to take place. The command OF the insur-
gent fleet has been given to the captain Of the
Tituan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15

don is the republican, and James R. Ludlow
the democratic candidate. For State Trea.
surers, Robert w. Mackey, (rep.) and F. NJ
Hutchinson, (dem.)
SECOND DESPATCH.
New York, Midnight. Only a few more
scattering returns have been received up ia
this hour.
In Philadelphia, Wiedener, (rep.) candi-
date for City Treasurer, has 1892 maj over
the dem. and reform Candidates.
The following counties have gone dem.
400 maj, Bedford dem, Fulton 275, Cum
berland 600.
Lycoming County 100 rep. majority.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15
AFTERNOON KILOGRAMS.

Lowell, Mass, IA. A fire broke out at 10
30 P. M. in the car sheds of the Eastern Rail
road Company, in the rear Of the passenger
depot in Boston. The fire ragged with grea,
fury, and at IL o'clock all the telegraph wirei
running east were burned off, thus severine
ton. Dispatches from the east are taken a.
Lynn and sent into the city by the horse
cars.
AT 1890 the fire was thought to be under
control. Eleven cars and number of car
sheds had been burned, but the Boston and
Maine bridge was still in some danger. The
Charlestown fire department was called upon
and furnished assistance.
The trains will probably be delayed on
both roads.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
1aily Een,tebee Suarnal.
The Mank Trial,

Rockland, Ii. The argument for the State
in the Mank case wrs made this afternoon by
Attorney General Plaisted, who spoke two
hours. The Judges charge occupied an hour
and the cascewas given to the jury at five
O'Clock.
Rockland, IA. The schooner Tracy of and
from Boston for Calais, lost her foremost and
foresal off Monhegan yesterday, and put into
this port for repairs.
Mr.. Pillsbury concluded his argument in
the Mank case at noon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15
Chicago, Oct. II

Flour dull, unchanged. Wheat steady; No. |
spring losa9; No. losla cash 10. seller Noy log
mixed 465s: cash 30Aa1s; seller Nov 39s. Dec,
high mixed 81; rejected 35A. Oats dull. lower; 81
u cash for No. /; 3lI seller Nov; 32i.ala for
v hite 2sal2 for rejected. Rye quiet, weak So for
No.2. Barley dull unchanged; No. :. fall 1873 No.
spring llSa+. Provisions quiet, weak. Pork
demand, lower; liz spot; * Jan. Bulk meats fair
demand, firm; short rib mid lar snort clear mid
7ha4. Bacon quiet, unchanged. Wniskey steady
u.
Freights-Corn to Buffalo 50 wheat.
Recepts-s 500 -four; IS9, 900 wheat; l4s 600 corn
IS 900 oats; 5000 rye; SO 900 barley
Shipments 600 -four; 10000 wheat; 10000
corn l6! 900 oats: 900 rye; II ,OOU barley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15
RCNSWICk.
FAIR.

Brunswick, IA. The nineteenth snnual
exhibition of the Sagadahoc County Agrcul-
tural Society commenced to day at the soci
ety's building and grounds in Topsham
The show of cattle was an unusually fne one
and the display in the building is fully equal
to that of past years. The exhibition c0ntin-
ues Wednesday and Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15
ANDRoscoGGry.

ANDRoscoeorS.
Alanson c. Otis, Livermore Falls, J. P. Q.
{. c. Frost, Auburn, "
ARoosTooK.
A. G. Hunt, Houlton, 8
CUMBERLAND.
Isaiah S. Webb. Bridgton, 6
A. M. Burton, Portland, g
Francis j. Orr, Harpswell, q"
FRANKLIN.
A. j. Blethen Pennington, "a"
Henry f. Blanchard, New Sharon, "
HANCOCK.
Nathan A. Swan, franklin, g
KENNEBEc.
Edward W. Bush, Vassalboro', Ded. Jus.
PENoBscoT.
c. II. Hammatt, Bangor, Not. Pub.
SAGADAHoC.
Joseph d. Brown, Richmond, Trial Jus.
o. w. White, Topsham. !. P. Q.
SOMERSET.
II. Bigelow, Skowhegan, Trial Jus.
YORK.
Chas. Littlefeld, Saco, j. p. Q.
6 60 Not. Pub.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Henry w. Walker, Charlestown, Com.
Deeds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15
Railroad Accident.

Philadelphia, IA. Train No fortythree on
the Amboy District of Pennsylvania Railroad,
from South Amboy, at 5.25 p NJ, yesterday,
ran into some cars detached from the pre-
ceeding freight at Morris's Platform, near
Palmyra, killing Thomas Osler, fireman, and
seriously injuring Abner Houston engineer of
the train. Forty-three other persons were
injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15
FKOM NEW YORh.

FAILURE.
New York, II. The suspension of the
sugar firm of Livington, Hurlburt & Co. is
announced. They are expected to resume
shortly. The firm say that under the present
state Of affairs they could go on no longer.
No one will lose a dollar. 1t is reported that
the liabilities of the firm are S60o,00 Assets
/ ,l00,0 900.
w. NJ. Whittemore & CO., brokers, have
suspended.
The suspension of the banking firm OF
VIM. II. Oge & Co. is announced. The
senior partner is very iii and the junior
partner is in Europe. In this dilemma the
firm was forced to suspend.
The failure of Gillespie, Trow bridge & Co.,
tea dealers, is announced.
Mercantile failures are reported, including
one in the grocery trade.
FINANCIAL.
100000 of foreign specie were received at
the state assay office this morning. This
makes the total received to date 1921, 900.
STORES CASE.
In the Stokes case this morning the tenth
juror was obtained.
LATER.
The eleventh juror has been obtained in
the Stokes case. The court took a recess
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15
Robbery.

New York, II. The Long Island savings
bank in Brooklyn was robbed of box con-
tanning between $4,000 and $4,000 while
the secretary and clerks were attending to
duties in other parts of the bank. Loss falls
on J. II. Seebach, the depositor. The thief
has not been arrested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15

be last Sunday evening meeting Of the
|perance Reform Club in Gardiner, at CITY
b, was one of the most interesting of the
Is. The hall was crowded with an atten-
and appreciative audience. Interesting
'esses were made by Hon. Joshua Nye and
Reuben Mckenney of this city. The
Us doing a noble work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15
lotal anu State Nems.

Now is the time when the arm chair is
''awn towards the open fire and people take
y ALFRED lot of comfort O. evenings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15

John II. Hartford, Esq, returned yesterday
@m fortnight's visit to New York. He had
opportunity to visit the meetings of the
,angelical Alliance and to interview Stokes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15

N official letter, addressed to Washington,
&C., was put into the Augusta post office
Pterday, weighing four pounds and six and
half ounces. The stamps it bore cost
II dollars and twenty- three cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15
LEWISTON.

Lewiston, Me-, IA. A few days since a
quantity of Railroad tickets were missed from
the Auburn station. To-day officer Wash
burn secured number of them from the
scholars in one of the schools. 1t is suppos-
ed that several boys were concerned in the
theft.
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TELEGRAMs IN GENERAL.
AID TO SUFFERERS.

AID TO SUFFERERS.
Louisville, IA. Subscriptions for the re-
lief of Shreveport and Memphis reach Sl6,-
600. A grand promenade concert will be
given in Exposition hall, Thursday, under
Masonic auspices. The proceeds will be de-
voted to the relief fund
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15
AGRICULTURAL
EGa e8g5S
Insurance Company,
WATERFOWL, my.

Assets : $500. 100000
farm buildings and contents, or
stock, to insure against loss or dam
age by fire, are invited to consider
the advantages of security offered
them by the Agricultural Insurance
Company.
In addition to the usual risks, it
pays all damages done by lightning.
whether fire ensues or not, and pays
for stock killed by lightning any
where on the premises.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15

How strongly is the force of habit illus
ted in the case of retired milkman, who
u he never sees a can of water without
ling an almost irresistible desire to put
ne milk into ia very little.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15
WEATHER..
WAR DEPARTMENT

VAR DEP1KTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. J
Washington, Oct. IA, - 80 =. NJ.
For the Middle and Eastern States, north
west winds, backing to southwest and posi-
bly, southeast, with higher temperature and
partly cloudy weather.
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-
BELFAST.

The Rev. f. S. Bacon, pastor of the Uni
versalist church in this city, was attacked by
apoplexy this afternoon, and died at Z O'Clock.
His age was about forty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15

close of his charge to the jury at
in the Marcellus Baker case, for
d house of i'll fame Judge Walton
lis sharp eyes to the gallery where
Der of women of all ages, in pink,
I'd green ribbons, and said 81 see
of ladies have seen fit to attend a
pis kind; perhaps they would like to
the judge has got to say about it. "
proceeded; "Among your number
just commencing the real trials of
l will take this occasion to warn
inst a course similar to the one
but for these two young girls. 1t
ruin, misery, degradation, disease
death. If there are any here that
sen this path, warn them that it
y to an early death. If my few re-
ill be the cause of turning but one
svil way shall feel bountifully re-
se closed by thanking them for their
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15
W WASHINGTON.


Washington, 10. Martin +. Conway, who
attempted to kill Pomcry, was arraigned be-
fore the police court He waived an exam
nation. He was held to bail to answer be-
fore the criminal court for assault and battery
with intent to kill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15
MARINE NEWS.

Southampton, Oct. IA. Arrived steamship
Maine from New York.
New York, II. Arrived steamers Cleve-
land from Malaga, and Vanguard from Lab
rador.
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yelling public will regret to hear of
lof James F. Davis, Esq, so long
proprietor Of the Maine Hotel in
He was one of the rare men who
a hotel successfully without selling
F. Hersey, member of Congress
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Farmers stick to it that the only product
Hey have got to sell this year is butter.
|'ltter bigger fib was never told. What about
He grass crop?-hay3
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tlorse, carriage and harness, belonging to
|.amsdell estate, were bid off at auction at
Pollock yesterday afternoon in front of
auction room, in this city. The horse
fold for Sll0, Mr.. w. w. Pullen buying
/ This horse was sold a short time ago
/ 300-the depreciation being caused by
tct in one of his fore feet. Mr.. Charles
lleaf bought the carriage at Sl62.50,
ne harness was sold to Mr. l. F. Thomp-
$50. All considered good bargains.
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Interesting religious movement is in
Gss in West Gardiner, in the vicinity of
ends meeting house. Some four years
! a Sunday School was started there
the auspices of the Hallowell Y. NJ. c.
'ation, and it has since been continued.
fcent general meeting" of Friends, at
Y'op has given a new impetus to the
and thirty recent conversions are re-
in the neighborhood. The prayer
last Sunday night began at seven and
close until eleven o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15

nearing on the petition of several
ders of the Maine Central Railroad
y living at Kendall's Mills, for an in
to restrain the Directors from build
ridge across the Kennebec between
70 and Waterville, and otherwise
the location of the road, will take
Thursday, 10th, in this city, before
|anforth. The petition for the injunc-
} ned by four stockholders who hold
Ire each, which was transferred to
|ptember S0th. Hon. Joseph Baker
Sta, and S. S. Brown, Esq, of Fair
ear for the petitioners, and Hon. j..
almond of Portland, and Hon. Arte-
| y of Augusta, for the company.
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YELLOW FEVER.

Memphis, IA. From noon yesterday to
noon to- day there were 40 deaths in this city
from yellow fever.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15

she ladies of the First Baptist church in
! city will provide at the lecture room of
e church, on Thursday evening. a pleas
little entertainment, to which the public
|'nvited. The small sum of ten cents will
re admission. There will also be on
fiice cream, cake, hot coffee, and the like.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15
Cincinnati Produce Market.

PROvlSIONS-steady,
PORK-9l5 10
LARD-steam ~ kettle s5sh.
BULK MEATS-shoulders "a O.; clear rib sides
: = 9 clear sides u g..
BACON-shoulders si4 O.; clear rib sides So Q
clear sides ass
WHISkEY-Y0990.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-15

III. l. c. Tuttle of Ohio, is to lecture at
ION Hall in Gardiner, on this evening,
he true and false in human character;
[nhood, real and unreal" 1t is a plea
/, dignity of labor, and an appeal espec-
% the young. The fictitious, deceptive
[emoralizing, as well as the rational,
rious and humanizing characteristics
present age, are fully portrayed. The
|, contains much valuable instruction.
tgered without notes, and in very at
te and entertaining manner.
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COny Female Academy.

Many of our citizens must have noticed
with pleasure the marked improvements which
have recently been made in the Cony Female
Academy. The grounds as well as the build
ing have been put in perfect order, and the
old academy is now an ornament to the city.
As most of our readers know, this institution
was established in 1916, and was the gift of
the late Hon. Daniel Cony, to five gentlemen
in trust, "to occupy, manage and improve the
same, for the use and support of Female
Academy" In 1926 the Legislature of this
State gave the academy a half township of
land, which was sold for $4,000 For years
the academy was very successful, and many
of the ladies of Augusta were educated in it.
For several years it has been unoccupied. A
school for children is now kept in it, and il
has commenced again new career of useful
ness. In connection with the academy is a
large brick boarding house on Bangor street.
1t is to be hoped under the regime of the
present trustees, Messrs. j. II. Williams, J.
L. Cutler, w. r. Smith, ID. A. Cony and J.
ii. Manley, the academy may be restored to
its former prominence as an institution of
learning in our midst.
Looking for an "item."
a distressing report was circulated in the
streets yesterday, and seemed to obtain uni
vegsal credence, that q workman at one of
the mills in the city had fallen upon saw
and his body sawn in two. Two Mortified
but Jealous reporters, with pencils and paper
in hand, started for Wyman's mills, but there
they were informed that the accident occur
red at the cotton factories they rushed th,h-
er but meeting gentleman who works in the
factory, he inquired if "they had heard tina,
man had just been killed over at the Stur-
gis mill, east end of the damn" To this To-
cality the tired reporters fastened, but no
severed and CHASTITY humanity awaited them.
of they started for the steam mill, but the
ignorance of such an accident was per-
fecty distressing. One other place only re-
shier's sash and blind factory. Tired and
hungry, our reporters stopped for rest and re-
freshment. In the afternoon, driving up on
the Brook road, they met Mosher, almost
breathless, who was as anxious as they to
| know where it was the terrible accident oc.
curred This was the last blow, and the de-
| luded reporters, turned homeward, satisti
that the affair was a hoax, and that If any
body had been sawn asunder, and wished the
public to know it, he must report himself tc
the reporters in person.
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Base Ball in Manchester,
Modoc.
Total, 81 80

Time of game, 2 hours 4s minutes.
Umpire, j. L. Stevens.
Scorer, G.. +. kilbreth.
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ouse, barn and outbuildings of Paul
Esq, on the Pond road in Sidney,
rned to the ground on Monday night
and o'clock. The house was new,
|.ies, with ell. The fire is supposed to
ught on the roof from the chimney.
ting was destroyed-buildings, hay
|er farm crops that have just been
I'd. The barn was IS feet in length,
|; we're stored forty tons of hay. Loss
insured for $4,000, in the Sidney
Fire Insurance Company. The live
8 saved, and also part Of the farm
and furniture.