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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-10

70 Society; Dimness Of VISION yoisss L. Version
s sne ylial fnia passing unobssrssd il IL,
death DR.. MINTIE viii agree =, ~ iHnsaniiy ~
hundred Dollars f1r Of tlis 1sr,eit nv
TAI REsToRATIvE under his 1 ss s,na ~ VI
p p Ca ininr,o wilinot cure o. for Il
treas all Private Diseases sllccess5a,- M
mercury. Consultation Free. Thoros,y.. uihdas
p pir e sn1 .aYies Including Of ria
times the quantity, $1,000; sent n M, iou
on receipt Of price. Or 9. o. b.. secure sssarss
vation, and in private name, II desi,aS rom
A. +. MINTiT
mn Min n1srny street : San rraasisso ~
REIICUM, cures all kinds Of Kidney III aEPl.
Complaints. Gonorrhcea elect, Lenco ~ ssddss
sale by all druggists; Sl.oo bottle n lof
DIR. MINTIE'S DANDELroN p1rr.
pest and cheapest DYSPEPSIA an ddl9 S, ~ %
cure in the market. For sale 81 III S..b BILIOUS
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17
Items from Eiysvili. and Vicinity. IN

Items rom ElySvilie and Vicinity, End
District. On Friday, 9th inst, John Elsrode, Of
Elysvills. whilst wrestling. was thrown 90 the
ground and had his collar bone broken.
A fire was started in the woods below this place
on Sunday morning. probably By sparks from a
passing locomotive. and passed rapidly over n
portion q the lands of the Gary Manufacturing
Company, and Dr. W. c. kloman, destroying the
line fence between the two above named proper
ties, and was finally controlled after doing slight
damage. On the afternoon Of the same day Ere
started about Dorseys run. mile above Elysville.
and ragged with considerable violence for several
hours, sending up high volumns Of smoke which
rolled rapidly away before the strong north vest
wind which was blowing a. the time. Al one
time IL appeared As though large body Of wood
was on Gre. bu, have been unabloto learn Of any
damage.
Dr. Clegg Of Baltimore. had a number Of carrier
pigeons turned loose at Klysvills on Monday
morning One was observed shortly after .
o'clock, passing over Diamond Ridge. laying his
course for baltimore.
think the cold weather Of Saturday and Sun.
day will bring an answer 20 your inquiry after the
usual complaints of the fruit growers Of Delaware
| aud elsewhere. Out Of one hundred peach buds
examined on Sunday by a practical nurseryman
and fruit grower not a sinyie was found alive.
Other fruits arc injured less extensively. The
peach crop OF Anne Arundis county IL reported o.
be in excellent condition.
| Our debating society Is In . hourishing eondi-
ton, and meets regularly every Monday night.
Barr.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17
Legal Notices.
s. Parker Bosley, Attorney at Law, Tow
sontONn. Nd.

GEcELIA NJ. VANCE TT Al, rs. MAR
~ TIA J. VANCE 1T Al, ~ hr CircHii
Court for Baifis,ore coHaiy-iH Equity.
ORDERED BY tho Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, this 25th day OF March. Iss0. that the
sale made and reported By 5. Parker Boslsy,
Trustee for the sale Of the property mentioned in
the proceedings In the above entitled cause be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause TO the con-
trary thereof 10 shown, on or before the 20h day
Of April, Isso, provided copy Of this order DO
inserted in some nsuspapeT printed in Baltimore
county once In each of three successive weeks be-
fore the goth day Of April. 1850. The report
states the amount Of sales 10 be S4.SS2.5O.
WIN. ~. ISAAC. Clerk.
True Copy-Tcst:
wM. ~. ISAAC. Clerk.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17
Halls Springs Railway.

Halls Springs Railway.-The annual NEE:
ing 81 the stockholders of the Halls Springs rail
way compaby was held on Tuesday. Ths bust
ness Of the road for the year shows = continued
increase in both the gross and net results. The
following gentlemen elected officers for the
ensuing year: n. Irvine keyser. president; John
;. Gilman, J. Morrison Harris, Robert Garrett, l.
Freshman Rasin, john A. RObb and Levi Ti'eh-
mysr, directors.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

HENRY FRYFOGLE VS.. MARY A. PRY-
II FOGLE, ET AL, 80 The Circuit Cont for
BahiMors coHHfy-iH Equity.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county. sitting in Equity. this l.; day .: APr.l.
lss0. that the Trustees in the ahutc cause give
notice By the publication Of thi- order once a
week for four successive week. in some newspa-
per published in Baltimore county TO tue crsdi-
tors o: 10 F-yfos's deces si. to Sc tae- iu-.
properly Ilihente atel. with the Clerk o. the Cir
cult Court for Baltimore eousiy "a or hefofe the
~ day jaH,. iSsO. GEO. YELLOTT.
True Copy-Tst;
WILLIAM ". ISAAC, Clerk.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

Bridge Blown Down. During the high
bridge in course Of erection by Mr.. Thomas Todd,
over the GunPowder, at Phoenix, y. c. X. r.,
was blown down, aud two of the carpenters en-
ploycd ON it-Henjamin Howard and Morryman
TOdd-wers slightly injured. Tho damage will
be about SlOO.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

E0-F. Fiod;. manufacturer and dealer in Hu.
man Hair Goods. Perfurnery and Tois, Articles
iS3 y. HutAw street, Baltimore. Braiis. Pgas
Curl'. Front Piece. FrifEss. &e.. made Of ID.
very hes; hair. We do up Hair csnbing. in q
superior manner all the roots 10 the top. sIsrcis
ing great care not 70 waste sni break the long
hair. COmbings sen, by mail or eIpFe', rseeivs
prompt stiention.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

Acquittai OF Radigan.-James A. Rsdigan,
charged with the murder of james Campbell, on
the water works last December. had his second
trial in the city Criminal Court on Tuesday, hav.
lag previously been convicted in the Circuit Court
Of this county Of manslaughter. Through the
exsrtions Of his counsel, Mr.. John GrasOn, . new
trial Was secured for the accused which resulted
~ stated above. TIE jury rendered . verdict Of
not guilty without leaving their seats.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17
temperance Convention. =

IcmperHEc0 NONVentlOn.-A conVenti9n
Of the Maryland state Temperance Alliance va.
hsli in Baltimore on Thursday and Friday of thi.
week. The following delegates from B.;imors
county were present: Dr. Rankin. Mr. Towss. H.
7. Keynoll'. Chas. r. belt VITA. c. Smith. u. T.
Potter. Thos Wilhelm. Mrs. l. Baddcrs. Mrs. "
Canols,. q. ". Applsby. Reuben Jones. Mrs. ".
A. Appicby. John ". Walker lev. A. T. Melvin,
Mrs.. Melvin. :. Msrrymsn Anderson. Joseph u.
Mitchell. Mrs. {. sheridan. Charles T.. Hanna.
Rev. Geo. &. Bacon. Rev. u. =. CiArkson and Rev
y. A. Chick. :. Merryman Anderson was elected
vice president fer Baltimore county for the ensuing
year.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

A Vicious Mule team Of sir mules, De-
longing TO Isaac Psadieord. Of this county, was
passing along Calvert street, Baltimore. on We'd
nesday morning. created considerable excitement.
One Of the mule. falling. =. DsfAico. driver Of
II the biue line cara assisted in holding the
animal doEn until the harness could be l0osened,
when another one Of the mules. becoming enraged.
seize the condnctpr ~ the arm with his teeth and
completely l;tei him from the ground. The ami
NAL retained hi. grip. iAeerAiins the arm Of De
falco in . severe manner until tho conductor
struck the vicious beast in the face. when be
loosei his hold.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

House Burned.-On Monday afternoon last
q stone house on the Glsn Ellen estate. near the
Gunpswdsr. took Ere In the reef. from the chin
ney. and vas entirely consumed. The house vas
occupied by Mr.. Greenfield. Who vas away from
Of few nsighbors who came 20 her aid, saved
Osly portion of the household effects. A valua-
bic dog, which had been taken from the burning
house several times. persisted in returning TO Il
and finally persisted In the flames.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17
Moro Trouble as wayeriy.

Moro Trouble at Wayerly.-A corrsspon-
dent of the Baltimore .SHa furnishes the foos ing
bit Of news for il. issue Of Thursday Consider.
able excitement has been caused in the usually
quiet village Of wAverly. on the York road b. the
simultaneous. disappearanee on Monday night Il
. young married man. who has n wife and two
ehilirea. and a youn. sinsle woman. both we'll
known in the Bsighborhonl. The man told his
wife iha; he was going to Phila ielPhia ami would
return on Tuesday night. and the girl told her
father ;ha, she going 20 concert 10 the city
with young man. whom she mentioned. She did
not return that nj .h; AMI Il was then found that
she hal taken all her bes; clothing With her. and
that the young man Ia question lii no; accompany
her 20 the concert. til, married man was noticed
on Monday afternoon 90 drive pas; the house and
drop note. which ,hs young lady wen, out and
pickei up.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

ACrow with "A Rabbit.-On Thursday morn.
ing last a. Mr.. John 4. Bosley was coming from
Baltimore TO Tou,Ontoun by way Of Charles stree;
ave, In passing the sheppard Asylum gate he
heard . strange noise over his head and On look
ing up saw . eros flying over With . young rab-
biz in IL claws. lie yelled at the CROW. which
dropped the rabbit 20 the ground, distance Of
about fifty feet. when Mr. y. picked the little
thing up and brought il TO hi. oesee in the Court
House. II vas stunned BY the fall bu, other
wise uninjured. and Mr.. J. Hartman schons took
Il TO his home and will try 10 doInesiieate Il.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

Psrsonai.-IIon. Herman Stump. Jr.. 81 Bel
air, President Of the State Senate. wac 10 Tow
sontoNn on Thursday.
Jervis Spencer, ESD, sx States Attorney ef,his
county, will shortly remove his family from Tow
son;oun to Green Spring Valley. lie intsads
pr.ciieing his profession in Baltimore.
p. n. Walker. Esq., Of the ID district. Who has
been in Florida best par, Of the winter, for the
bsss6t Of his health. 10 nov lyisg sick At Bar
nuns Hotel, Baltirnore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17
IL THE MATTER or THE INsOLvINT rs
Il a.I, n. -rnnMAs LII A. n.rnN = IL

IL THE MATTER OF THE INsOLvENT rs
j TATE OF THOMAS T.. HAMPTON, iH ne
Circuit Court for baltimore COUNTY.
ORDERED this first day Of April, 1850. that
the sale Of the property mestioned in these pro-
eeedisgs made and reported by Harry welles
Rusk snl james II. Gsblc, Trustees. this fret day
Of April. 1850. 10 ratified and confirmed. unless
cause 10 the contrary be shown on or before the
2Gh day oj iprii. 1850. provided copy Of this
order be inserted in some newspaper printed in
baltimore county, once week !or three success
sive weeks before the Goth day Of April. l>so.
The report states the amount OF saics TO be S2i,-
5000.
wM. ". ISAAC. Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
wM. NJ. ISAAC, CLERK.
A,yiig-lt
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17
DEATHS.
Death. Fre.---Tri..,ss. &C.. 10 cts. "a

DEATHS Free--- Tributes. &C.. 10 cts. q Lsss
SiI0EMAkEE.-In Baltimore. On Monday. I2th
Of April. J. u. Ecels.;on. agei Is years and .
days. second son Of SsiaEel ". and Augusta c.
T.. Shoemaker.
BrCk'-On sth q April. after lingering illness,
Barbara h.. in the 2sth year other age. beloved
wife % BENZ. y. Buck.
DrBAERY.-on Sunday. April li,h. Ella. wife
81 ". DuilsFry. and daug hter % the late Joshua
:. Inioes, Of Baltimore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17
Election of vestrymen.-On R.,.sr Mondl

Election OF vestrymen.-OnE Raster Monday
the following gentlemen were elected vestrymsn Of
Trinity p. Z. church, Long Green: Jeremiah Vel
lott. Gen. I. Il. Trimbie. Dixon connelly, Col. u.
". Matthews, Edward :. Psenes, Thomas Carter.
c. ID. warfsi and Richard Piper. The vsstry
selected the following onioer: Register and trsA-
sursr. d. Conneiiy wardens. Edward $. Peeres
and Jsrs. C. Yellott; delegate 10 diocesan eonvsn-
ton. Col ID. ". Matthews; alternate, Gen. !. Il.
Trimbie.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

1z<s-John T. Farisw. Police Magistrate Of the
Eastern district Of Baltimore city. died Mon
day last, aged Gi years. lie was native Of Tai
b.; county. but had spent most Of hi, lie in Bal
timore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17
Seriously Burned.-Mrs. Jane EsPy. Iiviu

Seriously Burned.-Mrs. Jane EsPy. living
on the baltimore county side of Eiiicott City,
narrowly escaped being burned TO death on Sat
urday evening last. She vas standing with her
back 60 the stove when spark igniisd her dress,
and upon discovering the Gre she ran into the
yard and was soon wrapped in flames, which were
soon exiinguishei by \ neighbor throwing .
blanket Aroand her. The unfortunate woman vas
terribly burned about the len side. breast asd
back. She vas attended BY DR.. Vim. II. Hodges.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

A Live Town.--woodberry IL stiil gong
ahead. There are nov about forty houses In pro-
cess Of completion and others are contemplated.
There IL no. vacant house in the place. rents are
good and ground for building purposes is advanc-
ing 10 price.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CO.
MARCH TERM, 1850.

Hop. Richard Gra.on. Chi,f JHdye hon. George
rsiion. As.oeiate JHdye; D.G.Mefaio.h, E.7.,
States AIRY; Wm ". Laac, EsY.. clerk;
Iviiian 4. Shade, E.Y.. Sheriff.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

Accident. Joseph Camp, building super
in,endent at the sheppard Asylum. while at work
on Thursday, slipped and fell considerable dis
ianes. breaking his left arm and cutting his head
and face badly.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17
Tho sheppard Asylum.-The

Gassn., in editorial article on baltimore a. \
Medical Centre" thus refers to the Sheppard Asy
lun. located near this place:
The Sheppard Asylum for the Insane will pro.
vide the means Of studying the subject ofinsAniiy
in all IL bearing and under the most Favorable
conditions. The institution was founded by = be-
ques, 0! the late Moses Sheppard more than ~
year. a.o gal the building has been proceeded
with slowly owins to a provision that the COS; Of
construction should be defrayei out of;he income
alone. The result II this wise restrictions IS, how
ever. that although the original endowment was
SOS 900. the sum Of So eco has been expended
in buildings and improvements. and the sndow-
Inen, has been increased 90 $j0d.o0 When com
pleie1. therefore. the Institution will commence
operations With = noble sun a. it, command. The
asylum is designed only for the treatment Of the
durable insane. so that it will present fne Geld
Of research for the medical student"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17
MA RRIAGES.

h1A RRlAGES.
ENTZ-ARMACOST.-At the rssiience Of the
briis's parents. near Trenton. BY the Rev. u,
Benton wiEsisai. Mr.. James u. BentE o. Mis-.
Maggie G. Arinaeost. bath Of baltimore county
waLkER-iEO.-O Feb. I. by the Rev. J. y
spangier. Psyton 7. Walker TO Miss Mary A.
Aro. eldest daughter Of John A. Arc. and
adopted daughter q 4. y. and c. J. Martin,
both Of Baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17

House Burned.-An unoccupied frame house.
situated on the Pimlico road, near the Smile
House, and belonging 20 Mr.. WIN. s. Whitley,
was totally destroyed by Ere on Saturday night
last. II IL not known how the FIRE riginated, but
Il Is supposed to have been the work Of an iHesn-
diary. A very high wind prevailed st the time,
rendering Il impossible 10 save the property.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17
From Warren. 9th DIs,rict.-so

SpriHg Wori-A Nsgire,,d Grar~ rard-Im-
pror"m.ni.- TIE Wv P"Liic .Nrhnoi HpHs,. .i.c.-
Spring In all her 10, cliness j. quietly bat surely
assuming her vsrnal attire. Lawns and meadows
are being "versprcad with their green NANTES and
tho iorcsis ARE bursting into leaf. The plum.
cherry and damsun are being clad ia snowy white
ness and the peach il now adorned in its roseaie
hue. all the embryos uf an anticipated crop. cold
wind' and biting frosis. TO the contrary notwith-
standing.
Farmers are taking advantage Of the fruitful
soil in sowing oats. clover seed. &c. and in break
ing up their ground for corn. Factory operatives
are improving their sVenin. hours in culiivsing
gardens and sowing the customary seeds.
Manifold are the complaints rejecting upon the
bad condition of Poplar" grave yard. Forest
trees close and numerous. oyeFhang the gfayss
whose shade prevent the .un from having any
warming or growing influence upon the natural
decorations planted by friendly hands hut little
grass visible grounds very Door. and Il. surface
IL elaycy sol quite bare Lack q: facilities for in
gress anil e.tss. are in strict keeping with itsiong
| neglected Condition. An oil carriage gate. hung
to ro,tins posts. constitutes the main AMI only
trance nor can Thu gate be opened bu; by climb
ins over tie fence anl unlocking from the inside
An entrance being seldom effected except on
funsrnl OCCASION il becomes obligatory upon ALL
without distinction of age or sex. 20 climb or be
helped over this uGcouth fence before access can
be gained 20 the grave IL friends and relatives.
Tho memories IT the departed arc always dear 20
their surviving friends aud relatives. aIl when their
anal abnies are purchased at GNel rate from the
trustees il 10 incumbent GA thsiA 10 make the place
pleasing AMI attractive.
Materials are being delivered BY the Warren
Manufacturing Company for the rebuilding Of
several tenement house. which are too low. con
trac;ed and incOnveuien;.
Here GA the 18th inst. Oil school house number
ten,
will bc a, once divcs,cl O.: every book and pen.
With all things that arc portable. and boys and
girl. likewise.
Together take possession Of their costly eliace.
l.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17
From Rayviiie, 9th pistric..-Ta. p,

From Rayviile, 9th District.-Ths Fruit
DrmaJsd--Aa iiarminy Moods Firs-Nits 30
ei.iy ConecT'. dc.-The weather still continue,
cold and blustry. On Sunday night ice formed on
standing water 1--WE Fights Of an inch in thickness.
II the weather is as cold in the great peach grow
ing section We need not wait much longer for re.
ports of slim prospects for large crop Of peaches
We have examined several trees and End that on
those that are in full bloom nearly all the germs
have been killed. while on those that have not
bloomed we found but very few tina; were injured.
During Sunday We had considerable excitement
in this section. caused by large fire on both sides
Of the GunpOwdcr falls. How IL originated We
suppose j. known 90 some person but who that
person is has not been made public. II started
near Mr.. T. J.. Ensors paper mill on the east side
Of the falls in the 9Th district, and burned over
large portion Of the woodland Of the late Christof
koltcr. which is mostly in thriving Young timber
but on the portion burned the timber 10 killed
ami considerable timber from which the bark was
peeled las; year has been charTei 40 much ss To-
render IL almost worthless. portion Of this tract
wa burned over two years ago, aud how that fire
originated still remains u mystery. That the
whole tract Of woodland east o. the falls was not
burned this time is largely duo 90 the excrtions OF
the citizens Of this section who turned out en-
masSe and worked with . will 60 prevent the Ere
from spreading strong northwest wind was
blowing all the while the FIRE raging and aiter
burning the tract just referred 10 the ire
Il burned over n large tract of timber. After
burning down the ives; side Of the falls for a con g.
siderable distance il va. again blown TO the
eas, side. near the place called "The Devils Back
bone" where after burning considerable woodland
IL was finally subluel about shutdown. On the
west side IL burned until late in the night. The
fire was FIRST discovered early on Saturday night
and burned over at least three hundred acres Of
timber. lying in three districts-ths 3th. 9th and
9TH. During Sunday scores Of people visited the
scene. some coming from q distance Of from o. 5
miles. am unable at present 90 estimate the
loss but II will not be so heavy A. might DO sup
posed for a considerable portion of the timber is
almost inacecssibls
The Ladies Mite Society Of Pine Grove 4. u.
church. near this place. will give a concer, on
Saturday evening. 18th inst, at u o'clock. No
charge for admission but after the concert l. over
a collection will be taken up for the benefit Of the
Society. Therefore. | would advise all who pro-
pose TO attend that even IL they do neglect TO wear
= clean collar or a billed Shirt" don't forget 20
bring their pocket books with some money in
them. And after you hear the able financial
speech Of Brother Cooper We know you will not
fail 10 contribute . mite towards making the
Soeis,y sneees.ful In the future a. il has been
In the past.
Political matters-very auiet. OHsERygn
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-04-17
From Rccklovsville sea- pis,ric.

FROM bcckloySVlllo, Otn Dl6trtct. Aura
ing Woods FIRE ldrkioH & NaHcbesisr II. H.
Fdrm S"id-MH improvements, dc.-The larges,
woods ire ever known in th. section. and Of in
cendiary origin. took place on Saturday and sun
day Last. Destroying muche Dung timber for Messrs.
VIM. II. Hoffman. J. Shambsrger. T. T.. Ensor. c.
hotter and II. Wilson. Tho Tire. Il il supposed,
ran over abou, 900 acres of land.
The stockholders of the Partition 4 Manchester
railroad held a meeting at Manchester on the 18th.
There are some prospects Of work being com
msncsl On the road shortly.
The farm formerly ownel By Sarah II. Bow
man wa, sold at public auction on the Sih inst.
90 Richard kelbaugh for 81. 500. Mr. X. has al.
ready commenced work preparing for his spring
crops.
Grain is looking excellent and there are lai,er-
ing prospect. for good crop.
Both OF our brass bands are making good pro
grs.s and sxpec; 20 do lively business durin;:
the coming campaign.
Political matters arc very quiet.
Mr.. II. +. lIoshall. who has hal charge 81 the
school known a. iio.Iall.. for some time. has
given up the same. IL l. not yet known who will
GIL the vacancy.
Mrs. Jacob Shamberscr &, lying III 4; her resi-
dencs
Mr.. Daniel Bcckley. paper manufacturer Of this
place. is making Preparations 10 repair his mill.
lie talk of putting up new mill. probably this
year which will be fitted with the latest and most
approved machinery. OhEIrK.