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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

There is now in Shreveport . grocery
house composed Of home folks-we mean,
of Claiborne parish men. Col. Clinton H.
Ardis did business In Claiborne parish 10
fore tho war, and numbers his friends and
admirers here by the score. Milo Parker
came to Claiborne shortly after the war
and resided for several years with bis
brother-iu-law, A. w. Palmer, at Colqnitt.
OF late years he has been the head man In
the house of E. d. Mcclellan, in Shreveport.
These two gentlemen have bought out the
Arm Of Hamilton & Co., Shreveport, and,
a. will be seen from their card this day,
are prepared TO do grocery business, deal
ing largely in provisions, baggins and ties,
and ell things peculiar to their line.
We do not know that any words of oun
wsuld add to or detract from the reputa-
ton of these gentlemen, Col. Ardis 10 .
gentleman In every sense Of the word.
His reputation 10 second TO no other busi-
ness man In Shreveport. Our special
friend, Milo Parker, 10 deservedly popular
with those Claiborueits who trade In
Shreveport. While be 10 kind and oblig-
ing to oil, be has . specially kind feeling
for our people. No man from THE Ierish
can Say that he ever went TO Milo for IA
vor and did not receive it. We don't know
bow much money be has in the bushes,
but We do know that be has several mill
lon dollars worth Of those things better
than monsy-a kiad heart, An oblisiss
disposition, thorough knowledge Of trade,
and that be belongs to the new school Of
busines men who do not fear printer iri,
and who never has&ls over dollar when
70 advertisement will bring . fact before
the people. We hope that Ardis & Parker
viii do we'll. They deserve IL.
"AAok-00AveltI" eer~ Syspsp-
| ia in1{0ootsoa and kesrtAurn.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14
THE BROWN COTTON GIN.

T WISH TO NOTIFY ALL PERSONS
i who want this celebrated Gin that, IN
order to make snre Of getting IL 10 sssson
for the growing crop, they shonld st once
hand in their orders. Nay be found ct al
times on the north side Of public square.
J. X. WILLET.
Homer, La, June 2, 1880. e.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

Why creep and totter around. bent with
diseases, when B. N. MoHenry will, from
bis enormous stock Of tried medicines, set
Won up Ill right.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14
TAKE NOTICE,

That my having charge
Of the rePairs Of the Ar
iona Cotton Factory
docs not interfere With
my Agency for the best
Steam Engines, Coro
Mills, Cotton Gina sad
Presses- lRiectoss, Ejsc-
tors and Inspirators,
with every kind Of the
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

PERsoSAL.-Psrtics In need of Gias,
Iresses, Horse Po,cers, Wagons, &C, will
ave money by corresponding with Con-
WAY & BrcKgLkw, Shreveport, La. On
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Tins Institutioo was regularly iueospo-
rated BY the Legislature Of the State for
Educational and Charitable purposes tn
1853, 1oR THE TERN OF TWENTY-FIVE
YEARS, TO which contract the invsolable
faith Of the State 10 pledged, which pledge
has been renewed BY an overwhelming
popular vote, securing its franchise In the
new constitution adopted December ID, A.
D. 1879, with . Capital Of d, ooo, 900, 70
which il has since added reserve fund Of
$3.50, 900. Its Grand Single Number Dis.
tyihstisn will take plsce Monthly, on the
second Tuesday. Hsersr soslss ~ psstpsss.
Look at the following distribution;
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14
BROWN COTTON GINS.

We have been appointed sole agent. in
this section for The Brown Gins and Feed
sss, the lowest priced and best gin made.
Send for circulars and prices.
CTZ 4 SMITH,
4s:3m Shreveport, La.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

The soda fount At Joe Shelton's is an in
stitution. Cold a. ice is the crystal flow
from the silver fount, around which q
bright plumed heron stands ready, with
bird.likc alscrity, to minister to those who
demand ioe-cold soda.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

Forty year, trial n proved "olAck.
0AAvohT" the beat liver medicine IN
De world.
For sale by b. N. McHENRY.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

The New American Sewing Machine
looms up - the great rival Of all other ma
chimes In the world. 1t is claimed that IL
will Iced the race.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

Browne Hotel, - We have previously
remarked on similar occasions, has the
bsom 10 il favor. Dew-Drop-Inn.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

The most delicious lager beer, always
cold, always ready for the Thirsty, 10 to be
found at B. ~, McHenry's.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

At 1880 . m, he thought that he would
die-as II, he WAS gay and cheerful ~ q
lark. Wonderful (s) Eight did il.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

Dcugs, drugs, patent medicines, whisky
wine, brandy, tobacco and cigsrs-all 81
shelton's, cheap.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

W., 9. and -, c. and ". What docs it
mcauf Well, you wait and zee.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

any Gin, (nUI tsV Lar woru,) Uut ~ repairS
done on old machinery, bat new pieces sp-
piled. New 0iu Ri6s Of every pattern,
and al work warranted.
JOB RUSSELL, Arisoes, L..
Nay %, 1880. tl:H
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

"WnNE or cARDVl" four times . day
nskss . happy Household.
For sale by B. NJ. AcHENRY.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

most i'm.
D o ' e d
AMhiue-
~, Feed
0 z 0 o 2
Condens-
Q z o., or
both, A.
tNhed to
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic regulates the
bowels.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

~MfAtE OF cA90Vl cures irregular,
paln4ul, OF dizbcult meostruatioo.
for sale by B. n. McHENRY.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14
cssA Asosapts.

We will continue 70 publish under this
needing tAs names Of thoss who each
week pay up their subscriptions. This list
10 ipsoudsd - . memorandum for the pro-
lection a subscribeu against psssible
errors in our books:
john worley, q 90 r 8 Sigh, n 90
N J Pitman, rs N B Sigh, $50
J r Sherman, 90
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14
kelu 4duetkAementA.

~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~S~-~~~~>~~~> ~-~~~~~>~>~~~~~~~
EOR SALE--A HALL 90 SAW GIN, with
l. Feeder and Condenser attached, in
good running order-rnn but ono season--
At w. E. Goodenoughs, ten miles cast Of
Homer.
GOODENOUGH 4 WILLIAMS.
July II, 1880. <S:tt'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

Reeds Gut Edge Tonic cures dispepsis
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

wstches, clocks aud jcwelry.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

"WTnE OF cAADW" maiss rosy
cheeks and clea1 compleIions.
For sale by B. N. McHENRY.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

Rods Gilt Edse Tonic pcsvssts nals-
ria-
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures chilis and
fevsrs.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-07-14

Al New Orleans, Tuesday, August 10, 1880.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-14

Frank Zero, Samuel Lamb and Eli Oar
vau were arraigned before the u. S. Com
missioner, Joseph Badger, Tuesday, for
breaking and entering the postofice at Wins
low, and stealing U. S. mail key. Zero
pleaded guilty, and was ordered to recognize
with surety in the sum of 81 900 at the U. S.
Circuit Court, to be holden at Portland on
the 23d inst. Lamb and Darvau pleaded not
guilty, and were ordered to recognize with
surety in the sum of 81 600 each, for their
appearance before the commissioner to-day,
for examination. In default of bail they
were committed. The law for this offence
stealing the key of mail bag-is very Sc
we're, being double the penalty for breaking
and entering a postofice. The statute on
this point reads as follows: "Any person
who shall steal, purloin, embezzle, or obtain
by any false pretense, or shall aid or assist
in stealing, purloining, embezzlirg,or obtain
ing by any false pretense. any key suited to
any lock adopted by the postoffice department,
shall be punished by Imprisonment at hard
labor not more than ten years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-14
NEW YORK.
Cadet whitaker Case.

WEST PoINr, April ID. The court in
spected Whittsker's room to-day. Major
Piper testified that Whitaker said he did
not know the voices of all the cadets, and
many of them he did not know by name.
Piper said he was impressed at the time of
the affair, that it was committed by other
parties.
This afternoon, each Of the 800 cadets
were given sentence to write, in which,
without their knowledge, were the words
which appear in the note Of warning to Whit
taker. These were given to Superintendent
Gayler, who will report in II day or two
whether any of the writing corresponds with
the writing in the note of warning.
Funeral Of Eliot c. C0wdin.
NEW YoRK, April ID. The funeral of
Eliot c. Cowdin will occur Thursday. He
was one ofthe original members Of the Union
League, and ex-president and an active men,
Der of the New England society.
A Candidate for Boat Race.
Wallace Ross has applied to be allowed to
pull in the race between Hanlon, Courtney
and Riley.
A 100000 Challenge.
O'Leary has deposited $500 with Frank
Queen to-day, and issued 4 challenge to any
two men in England to walk against Hart
and Dobler for from $40 900 to S20, 900 a side.
the walk to occur in New York, three
months from the signing Of the articles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-14

The State House is not deserted since the
adjournment of the Legislature, for the senate
chamber is occupied by the Valuation COM
mission. and the representative hall py 'he
clerks. with their huge piles OF DOCKS anu
r.,,rns No noise is heard above low
r,,rmur AZ the clerks help each other IN
calling the items of their work; while the
commissioners are equally busy in examih'
inc and footing columns of figures or finding
Tho average value of the property as tabula-
TOD from the town books. Much Of the work
wb;ch has been done here might nave oee'
.ared If the blank returns sent TO tne 'o""'
had been properly headed and arranseu' :.
.h. different kinds of property couio
-. ,oor ta,ulated. but as they were headed
.ho assessors felt obliged to pile in the prop
ertv together horses, hogs and ia"oe'
cows sheep and pianos, carriages colts an'
-. hank stock. stock in trade and q III
tie cash. or debts due more than OWING |"
m.le mn the balance. Some OF tue o''N'
.,,rne,l this way, while some are aver
- :. ~ell as the blanks would permit; sno
~. ,;c.;ny out the different kinds OF prop
..,v ha. taken much time which might nave
Men saved if the returns had been properly
s-..n.ea and would have been just a. cas-!
e. ~ town assessors. In working up '"'
~...n. x.,ue Of vessels, the number OF TOM
o-nsd must be found. SO as to find the vaio'
49, TON When this is done vessels VIII =
r-;.,sa into about five classes, according .
age, capacity, etc. The c0mmlss ,a.~s !,
inc to re. the work into position 70 lea.. ' :.
and take it up again in the autumn mourn. 81:
and 50 will adjourn about the zo'' u '"'
month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-14

We read in the Good Book that Satan once
entered into herd Of swine. The same
spirit seemed to have gotten into the horses
Yesterday There were three runaways. As
Nr. Will kinsman was fixing his horses har-
ness, IN his door-yard, on Crosby street, the
animal broke away, and ran around the yard
AT length he got tired Of his improvised race
course, and started for the street, leaving the
wreck of valuable buggy behind, the wheels
catching on the stone posts by the gate
The same forenoon q horse belonging to
ID. w. Sullivan was coming down Bridge
hill, driven by young man, when a
bolt broke letting the wagon down upon the
horse; but the boy chung to the reins, and
succeeded after while, in checking the speed
Of his steed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-14

That wise old sage, Josh Billings. saw.
'The Man born in April will be the arkitec,
oV h'z own fortune, which will cost 10 DER
cent over and above his estimates. He will
nave liquid temperament, but not necessari.
~ inkiined to Ticker. His great aim will be
few get married; and he will get hiz bird bv
marrying butiful and also good-lookinp
wife. They will live az happy as 2 lambs,
ana leave one son, whom they intend shall be
president OF the United States. She who
comes to uz in April will be az welcome az a
dandylion in the buzzum Of winter. She will
De dutiful dauter, a warm-hearted sister. a
tender mother, and handsum wife.-(Kind
Heaven! Send w az menny ov this sort az
conveniently"
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal
MAINE.
Mad Dog.

PORTLAND, April Is. A strange dog, sup
posed to be mad. went through Springvale,
Monday. biting several persons.
Maine Poultry Association.
The annual meeting of the Maine Poultry
Association was held here this afternoon.
William G. Davis, Portland, was elected
President; Charles G. Haines, Portland, Sec
rotary and Treasurer. A committee was aP-
pointed to decide upon an exhibition in 1881.
Maine Associated Press.
The animal meeting of the Associated
Press of Maine was held here this afternoon.
Stanley T. Pullen Of the Portland Press was
chosen President; j. NJ. Adams of the Port
land Argus, Treasurer; F. L. Dingley Of the
Lewiston Journal, Secretary
Drowned.
BIpDEFoRD, April -. Laurie Burke, a
French boy, 8 years old, was drowned in
Saco river at this place this afternoon. The
body has not yet been recovered.
Agricultural Exhibition.
At meeting of the trustees of York Coun-
ty Agricultural Society, yesterday, it was
voted to hold the next annual exhibition in
this city, next fall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-14

Inc Cushnoc Heights Gun Club Of .ro..
- ~ WI mold their first glass ball shoot 70,
'~e season. at their old grounds near the foo,
"As-nouse Hill, SO called, Fast Day. at 9
= ''ock a. M with score of 20 shots each
70 snoot from card rotary trap; distance
10 yard'. There will be six prize. awarded
70 'ne men who make the six highest score.
!" tAe club shoot. The shooting in the after
noon viii be for club practice, and for the
entertainment Of invited guests. All men,
0ers OF the club are requested to be present
ana take part in this harmless sport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-14
POLITICAL.
The Washb>rueCase.

| WAsnIxGroS, April Is. The House Com
mittee on Elections Instructed Mr.. Manning
to report the following resolution to tn,
House: First, that VIM. d. Washburne i,
not entitled to his seat, for reasons submitted
and which are embodied in the majority re
port already published, and second, that Ig.
natius Donnelly is not entitled to q seat il
the House from the Sd Minnesota distric,
for reasons embodied in the minority report,
which also has been published 1t is under
| stood Mr.. Manning will report the matter 70
the House to-day, and will endeavor to secure
An early vote.
Senator EAmands Declines Nemination.
New York, April Is. The Tribune's
Washington despatch says that Senator Ed
munds said to q Vermont congressman, who
profered the leadershiplof the Vermont dele
CATION to Chicago. MY only wish is if you
60, it shall be to make it known that my
name is not to be presented to the convsn-
ton
Charter Elections.
The municipal election in Jersey City to-
day, gives the republicans the control of police
and FIRE commissioners, and probably the
aldermen and public works. The rcpubli-
cans at midnight claimed the election of NAV
or by 500 majority.
In Hoboken, the entire democratic ticket
was elected.
ALBANY, n. Y, April IL. The charter
election to-day resulted in the reelection Of
Mayor Nolan and the entire democratic ticket
by large majority; Is of IL aldermen are
democratic. Some IS or 80 women voted for
school officers.
Massachusetts Republicans.
MILroN, Mass, April Is. The republi.
cans send four Ednlunds and one Grant dele
gate to Worcester, and four Edmunds and
one Blaine to the congressional convention.
WoBuRx. Mass. April Is. The republi.
can delegates TO the Worcester convention
stand 3 for Sherman. > for Edmunds, l for
Garfield, and anti-Grant and Blaine to the
convention.
Kentucky Republicans.
LOUISVILLE, April Is. The republican
State convention for delegates to Chicago
meets here tomorrow. The Grant men ex-
pect to have their own way.
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Runaway Accident.

| As ID. N. Cover, Esq, of Winthrop, was
about to leave his horse and wagon in front
of J. E. Fuller's grocery store, on Water
street, Tuesday forenoon, the horse took
notion to ieare him, also, and started to run.
The reins were caught by Mr.. g., who was
thrown on his face by the sudden turning of
the animal and dragged some distance in the
dust; but he held on until assistance came
| and escaped serious injury. Then having
business at the Court House, he drove there,
and while hitching the now nervous steed. a
piece of paper blew under her head, and in
spite of all exertions on Mr.. Covers part,
she freed herself (the wagon passing over
him, and ran up Court street. When near Miss
Sanborns dress making rooms, corner Court
| and Sewell streets. the horse turned on to the
sidewalk, striking Mrs. Bailey and the
4 fence at about the same time, breaking the
shafts, and injuring Mrs. B. quite badly, we
understand. The woman was .aken Tito Miss
Sanborn's, and afterw ards moved by Mrs. b. +.
Wood to her home near the head Of Green
street. The horse, clearing herself from the
wagon. ran around the corner to and down
Winthrop street, passing through the grounds
of ]. p. Wyman to Court street, and then
started for home. When about two miles
out of town she was caught by the Vienna
stage driver, brought back to this city,
and placed in the stable Of A. ID. Ward
who assisted the owner to patch up and start
for home. Mr.. Cover says the animal Is n'e
wears old and has never shown disposition
to run away before. We trust he reached
home safely.
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handsome miniature fshway has just
oeen completed in the pattern department at
tne Hlnkley Egery Iron Works, Bangor
II Is model of the fshway At Great Works,
and was designed BY Everett Smith, ESQ.,. of
portland, one Of the Fish Commissioners.
II Is intended for the Worlds Fair, at Berlin,
IN june The model is handsomely made
IL VIII soon be shipped to Mr.. Smith who
VIII send it to Washington, from which place
1t will be forwarded to Berlin.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Fatal Accident.


WEBSTER, April IS. Joel Goddard was
killed this morning by being thrown from his
team. The horse was frightened by an en-
CINE.
Collision.
VINEYARD HAVEN. April 10. United
States steamer Tallapoosa, Boston for New
port, was in collision last night off Tarpaulin
Cove with schooner Dreadnaught, for Ports
mouth, cutting the latter on the port quarter
| to the waters edge. The Tallapoosa injured
her stem badly. Both vessels are here.
Personal.
BosroN, April 10. The Journal says that
Senator Blaine and Representative Burroughs
| of Michigan will deliver addresses at Balti-
more, on Decoration Day.
Murder.
NORTHAMPTON, April Is. This morning
the medical examiner was called to Hunting
ton to view the body Of Perley Hutchinson,
who was found dead in his turning mill with
his throat cut. The body was lying on the
back, partly covered with old bagging and
| his hat was placed on his stomach nnder the
| bagging. On examination it was found that
| the cut in his throat did not cause death.
| Further examination disclosed a small frac-
| ture at the base of his skull, evidently
/ caused bv a blow from q small hammer,
struck from behind. He had been dead for
| some time and his throat was evidently cut
after death to give an impression of suicide.
| At 6 O'Clock this morning the house of the
deceased was burned to the ground. While
| the neighbors were at work on the house. his
mill was found to be on fire, but the flames
were promptly extinguished. 1t was while
looking about the mill that the body was
| found.
Deceased was 20 years old, bachelor and
wealthy. The safe in which deceased kept
his valuables was found in the ruins of the
house, but could net be opened, As the keys
we're missing. 1t was probably rifed before
the house was fired. A receipt belonging to
the old man was found = mile from the
house. Bank books representing Sl5. o0(
were saved from the house. No clue what
ever to the perpetrators.
| Verdict.
Charles E. Worthen, who sued the Crane
Trunk railway company for damages received
by . collision on the road, owing to the care
lessness Of the company's servants. in 1876
received . verdict in this city to-day, o.
as, 900 in his favor. On the first trial b.
was awarded $4,000, and ON the secont
t26, 900.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Trial Of Socialists.


BERLIN, April 10. In a trial under the
anti-socialist laws Of sixteen persons accused
of connection with secret societies and Of ar
ranging lotteries for the benefit of families
who had suffered by expulsion of their friends
or relatives from Berlin, five were convicted
Of the latter offence and sentenced to i'm
prisonment.
Eastern Politics.
The North German Gazette confirms the
statement that diplomatic negotiations are
about to be resumed on questions of eastern
politics, which are not practically settled.
Emigration.
Much attention has been paid lately TO the
enormous amount Of emigration from Ger
many to England and America. From the
4th to the 18th, $500 left Bremen ~ emf
grants. They come from an parts Of Ger
many and include many skilled workmen.
This increase is connected with the new army
bill, and entails serious loss upon the coun-
try.
China Wishes - Avoid War.
PAnIs, April H. The Chinese ambassador
to France declares that il IL the desire Of
China 70 avoid war with Russia at any price.
Ministers Resign.
SrocHuoLx, April 10. The ministry ha,
resigned.
Council Of Liberals.
LoSDos. April IS. The Daily Telegraph
says it il reported formal consultation o,
liberal leaders will be held here to-day.
Death.
DR.. VIM. Sharply, an eminent medical pro
fessor and author, il dead.
The Missing Scheol)ship.
The entire channel squadron has been or
dered to cruise to Azores, thence to Bantr,
bay, in search Of the training ship Atalanta.
Newspaper Reports.
81. PETERsBuBG, April Is. The Asenc
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MONDAY, April 10th.
No. 60. Howard vs.. Patterson. Heath W.; Tit.
combs.
1865. Parsons VS.. Wellman. W.R. White Potter
TUESDAY, April Goth.
1874. Dingey ct al. VS.. harrington ct al. Still.
phen, Bakers; harrington, Heath W.,
b. B. Clay.
WEDNESDAY. April 2lst.
16s. Wood VS.. Foss. Otis. Potter; Bean & b.
20e. Stevens vs. York. Stevens; Heath & w.,
Haines
THURSDAY, April I'D.
2l7. Burns VS.. Tobey Titcombs; Potter.
2(6. Grennell VS.. Inh's. of Windsor. l.. NJ Sta
pies; Moody.
l54. Bamford vs.. Getchell. Otis; White, Spear.
III. Partridge VS.. Mckeenan Apt. H. G.
White; WhitmOre.
800. Stearns Apt. vs. Sprague Mfg. Co. Potter;
Baker B.