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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-11-14
A FINE EXHIBIT
At THE SAMPSON FAIR
l. What the Ag ric,lItural Society
IL Determined To Have.
PRJGRasks FOR The THREE DAYS!

Speciai committee Appointed and
at Work.--Let Every Farmer and
Housekeeper Bring Some
thingl
STOCK ON EXHIBIT TO BE FED FREE.
The Executive Committee of
the Sampson County Agricul-
tural Society held an enthusi-
astic meeting last Monday and
transacted much important bu-
siness. The machinery for
making a big and successful
Fair was put actively and ener-
geticallY in motion. The spe-
Cial work for each member of
the committee was pOrtiOned
out and all are now at work with
vim and a determination TO
bring ont such all exhibit as has
been seen at no other county
fair i'll the State. The outline Of
THE PROGRAMME
for the three days, December
4th 9TH and 9Th, will be as fol-
lows:
wEDNEsDAY--Opening Day.
! The Fair will be formally open
ed at II O'Clock on Wednesday,
December 4th, by his Excellen-
cy, Hon. Daniel 6. fowle, Gov
ernor of North Carolina
THUEsDAY-Veter&n's Day.
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, Governor
Of Virginia, will deliver an ad-
dress at | O'Clock to the vast
concourse Of people who will be
present.
FRIDAY-Alliance Day.
Hon. G. w. Macune, editor of
the National Economist, Wash
ington, ID. c., and President Ma
tional Alliance, is expected to
speak at | o'clock to 5000 farm
ers of Eastern Carolina.
The following
SPECIAL COMMITTEES
were appointed to personally
solicit exhibits for the various
department. and classes, viz:
Of Cattle-W. x. Pigford,
Everett, Peterson and DIR. John
A. Stevens.
OF Hogs-W. F.. Stevens and
G. Patrick.
OF Horses-Rich'd c.. Holmes
Frank Boykin and F. T. Atkins.
Farm Products-Jno. r. Bea,
man, ST., Frank Parker and J,
M. Powell.
Of Mschinery-E. W. Kerr
E. j. Pearsall and A. f. Johnson
For Floral Hall. A. Oates
W. S. Partrick and W. A. John
son.
For Decorating and arranging
exhibit in Floral Hall-Mrs. W
E. Stevens, Miss Mittie Beaman
Miss Eliza Morisey, Miss Lille
Wright, Miss Anna Stan
ford, Miss PocahOntas Britt,
Miss Mamie Faison, Miss Lois
Anderson, and Miss Sudie Fai
son. ...
| 1t was decided to feed FREE OF
CHARGE all stock and poultry
brought to the Fair and placed
on exhibition.
The Superintendents Of th'
various departments were di
rec ted to be present on the Fai
Grounds Friday, December 3rd
to receive the articles for ex
hiblt in their respective depart
lnents.
Capt. 0. l.. Chestnut WAS ap
pointed as Assistant Secretar!
to assist in labelling and ma kins
entry of exhibits.
The committee on the invita-
ton of speakers reported tina
Gov. Fitzhugt Lee would behere
without fail, for he so pledged
himself to the committee will
/ his own mouth. The commit
tee also reported that favorable
answers were expected from
Hon. G. W. Macnne and Gov
, Fowle.
The Executive Committe
earnestly solicited the heart
, cooperation of every farme
and every farmers wife ant
n daughters in the county to max
!. the Fair an unprecedented sue
n cess. With such corporation
@ such. Fair, would be a certain
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an AWFUL Drowning,
Joseph Donovan Slips from His
Wife's Arms
DOWN INTO A DEEP cIsTRRN
From Which he is Not Rescued Till
Life Is ExtinctIA Miner by oc'
oupAtIOn-,He Leavesa Family
to Mourn his Loss,

A shocking case Of accidental death
by drowning, occurred in this city
about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
Joseph Donovan, q coal miner, living at
No. 1859 High street, near the head OF
Twelfth street, was the unfortunate vic
tim, and the water in which he met his
death was that contained in q large els
tern near his home,
Donovan had returned home from his
work only few minutes before the 40
cldent took place, bringing with him
some groceries and some pick handles.
He laid these down and remarked to his
wife that he was going to the clstern for
a drink Of water. Mrs, Donovan told
him there was some drinking water In
the kitchen, but he answered he wanted
a fresh drink and kept on towards the
Cistern. He knew that the opening was
poorly guarded and was In q dangerous
condition, for be had often warned chill
dren when playing about the place i
the evenings TO be careful and not fall
In, Just how he happened to fall In
Yesterday afternoon Is not known, bui
the %supposition Is that he must have
slippedon the wet stones and plunged
down head foremost.
He had been gone from the house hul
q few minutes when Mrs, Donovan
heard a wild cry for help. Looking oui
OF the window in the direction Of the
Cistern she saw her husbands boots
sticking up out OF the opening
She rushed out and ran TO biz
aid screaming all the while iol
help. seizlng hold Of his llmbl
she attempted 10 pull him out, and had
partially succeeded bukherstrength wal
not sufficient and the task was made q
still more difficult one by his struggles
which were frightiul, Suddenly her
hold was loosenpd and the unfortunate
man wentdown into tue water.that came
halfway up his body, When help die
arrive he was pat all recovery. THE
body was gotten out aud Coroner
Schuitze notified. No inquest by jury
was deemed necessary.
Donovan was a man aged 81 and leayel
a family consisting OF q vile and severa
grown up children, He was a good mar
In his trade. The grief Of the I'M
fortunate wife was pitiful TO witness
She seemed TO be continually living oyel
the agony she must have felt when shI
found she could no longer hold har hus
band up, and saw him slip from hel
grasp To death.
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NlRTINs EERRYM lIlERs
Ths Happenings OF DAY and the Doing
of People Briefly Reported.

The Happenings OF q DAY and the pOlpga
Of People Briefly Reported.
To.nighs. VIZ 70 tho las. nisAsior closing the
Nj, p, 3. Psek, o. Rulh Run, is the EusssOi
Mn, Elisha Harris,
The beit. writing paper and e~nVelopeaat tho
Poltohice News Stand,
~, Julius Jacobs has been Visiting friends at
U~hriehSyllle this week,
Miss Hannah Bird ID Visiting her many friends
Rt Milwaukee, her former home.
Miss Lulu Reed. Of wheeling, ts the gueStoi
her cousin, Miss BERTHE Blackt6Fd.
Miss Mamie johnson has returned from 4
pleasant ak weeks Ylsit In the county,
Miss Carrie zape and her sister, Of the Island,
are the guests OF Mn, Indiana hcsWords,
Nj, Parker Elliott, who has been quite sick At
his feaidenceo on South second street. IL better,
The new open House will DO opened with q
hIptClaSs attraction the latter part Of October
Nils Matte Thompsoni residing near Smith
aeld, z the guest OF her friend MIS- ARlVe no
Nj. ulysses DufGnd Mia Emma Simpson were
married by Rev. Alexander, at ooIeFain, lhe
other day,
Rev. Howard N. Campbell, pastor Of the Pres
hyteEl9n church, Is enjoying a vacation along
Ap, L, J,o, prepnen, .qf Nlpneapoll, who
has been summarizing In this valley Will return
next week
Mn, jeanette Robinson has returned from .
three weeks visit with friends In the Allegheny
mountains,
ME, Albert Harris has returned from the camp
meeting at Hollow Rock, The meeting win
close next Sunday,
Mr., Charles Mitchell, one Of the Union bridge
contractors, d on duty for d few days on account
Of iDIuIies sustained by fall,
NJ 4 cashdoilar and Miss FannIe Mead. al
thIs eity, were marrIeduuletly by rev. s., Mn,
teFsRiI nc MethodlSt PARSONAGE "wednesday,
pav rorwov NJ, 7 Ungbes MIss Young
MI n Ni,Ia uaah sns.ct ana kfISS aafIIo psttnh
~ attsnfIr fhe RsIist ranveStinn M Hiiiier
M N' w, ~
NH.p,
~ g9In !!oLna Wy TAHn guy ", srna S ~ y
SvUst I, " v 4 I'm tS,sa III, AZ nommsycia
bnIssaL aHo ~ A@ |"sN' "'S't
DIVA
David RlAy,Whp managed the Martins Ferry
club during the past two seasons, leaves tor An
Gets9h, ilup lhAHW uAEa W Jake u'eFAAp
The chapel IN the 81, Mays church, IN course
oil erection, Will be ready Ia about two weeks,
and the church Will DO dedicated sometime IN
November,
Mr., aud Mrs, o, r, Wood loft for Cleveland
yesterday. From there Mrs, Wood will 10 10
Terre Hlute, Ind, her former home, for y few
weeks visit,
The Forty Wow Sabbath School held a picnic
In Oliver Van PeltS orchard Wednesiay, 'aId No
SNnich RI6veI,niSv School half nne NJ Pleken'G
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Blndloy Makes q III at The Grand.

That clever little actress Florence ],
Bindley, opened a three nights engage
ment at The Grand last night. The
house contained a good sized audience,
and II received her and her company
very cordially. The bill was "Dot..N and
as rewritten, Miss Bindley appears ID
II To a bettet advantage than she has
ever been seen here before. Her sup
port Is also better than before. Mr.
James Horne Is a talented actor and has
a brilliant future. The balance Of the
company, particularly Messrs, Hartsell
Hensel aud Foster kept the audience ID
a continual roar from the rise TO the fall
OF the curtain. Miss Bindley made such
q bit last night that the house Is sure Il
be crowded the balance oi the week
"Dotp was 90 we'll received that Col
Genther will continue the same play the
balenCe Of the week.
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Mr.. Frank Cruise, acting Mayor in the
absence 81 Mayor seabright was IN.
aware that Mr.. Seabrikht had provided
for the publication Of a Labor Day.
proclamation before his departure fol
the East, when he issued a similar one
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Cruise was
approached by some Of the gentlemen
having the arrangements for the demon.
stration In charge and asked II he would
not kindly issue a proclamation, and NOT
knowing Of the Mayors action, he very
cleyerly consented TO do go. This ex.
PLANTATION is due Mr.. Cruise, the appear
anCe in the press Of the two proclama.
tions on the same day having placed
him In an embarrassing position.
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Thomas 3. Mcguire, the Grand Lee
turer Of the Knights Of Labor, will be
here Sunday evening next and deliver
an addresslin Trades Assembly Hall,
Mr.. Mcclure is well known 10 every
knight and friend Of labor, and there
will undoubtedly be = large audience To
hear him. He was, II will be renem.
bered, ut one time q leading member Of
the famous Assembly No. 40, Of New
York City, aud the active and promi.
nent part he took In the national con.
vention Of the order at Richmond was
one Of the principal features Of that
meeting. He isl good talker and that
which he will say will DO Of interegti 10
%nVarvnnh. ftN
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ABAD ACCIDENT
Befalls mr.. William Statistic has a Ls1
Broken IN Two Places,

hFpknh W NNo FAAftAa
Between 2 and s O'Clock yesterday
afternoon William II, stell met with q
very severe and serious accident At the
steel roofing establishment Of Caldwell
& Peterson, on South street, where he was
employed as Q clerk, He was standing
in the driveway that leads to the rear Of
the works, assisting in the loading Of a
dray with rolls ofrooing, when the reinH
fell down about the horses feet, causing
the animal to suddenly shy to one side.
II 80 happened that there was q pile Of
iron Just behind where Mr., stell stood,
and his left leg was caught and crushed
between this and the heavy hub Of the
wheel, in such o manner as 10 break
II in two places, just below the
hip joint and near the knee. Mr., stell
was at once removed TO the Wheeling
Hospital, where he will probably be con
fined fora long time to come, The frac,
lures are both reported rs bad ones, and
II takes Q long time for the bones Of Z
man OF Mr., stellS age 10 knit together
under the best Of eopditons, Mr., Stelli
health has not been good OF late, and hi
constitution being somewhat run down,
II will be likely to 90 unusually HARD
with him, Mr., stell will have the sym
pathy Of q large number OF friends IN
his misfortune, and his speedy recover!
will be hoped Tor by all who know him
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ABOUT PEOPLE.


Abroad.
Miss Eva Brand, Of Fairmont, is the
guest Of Mrs. Hall, Of Fifteenth street.
Mrs. E. winternitz, Of New Castle,
Pa, is visiting relatives on the South
Miss Estelle House, formerly Of this
city, now Of Toledo, is the guest OF
friends here for q few days.
Miss Georgia Richards, Of this city, Is
the guest Of her friend, Miss Anna
Leighton, Of HarrisVille, Ohio.
The Cumberland Ne1rs states that Miss
Barnum, Of Wheeling, is the guest Of
Mrs. F. L. Tlghman, Of that city.
Mr.. H. L. Simmons, Of Louisville,
travelling representative OF the L. & N.
road, was q 1.-THE Mcclure yesterday.
; Miss Carrie White, Of Frankfort
Springs, Pa, Is Waiting the family Of
Mr.. s. G. Smith, Of Sixteenth street.
Mr.. Simon Parker left last evening for
Atlantic City and other Eastern points
on a combined business and pleasure
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel L. Heiskell enter
tanned a number Of friends at their
charming rooms on Ohapline street last
evening.
Miss Laura B. supley, OF Wheeling, is
visiting at the residence OF William Nc.
CutChen, on East Maiden street, Wash
inOtOn Pay Reporter.
Mrs. G. W. Thompson and daughter,
Miss Bessie, Of ParEeBburg, are guests
for o few days at the residence Of Mr..
T~hompson'H mother, out the National
road.
Judge and Mrs. Joseph R. Paul, who
have been spending the past month at q
number Of noted Eastern summer re.
sorts, have returned 10 their rooms at
the Stamm.
Misses Blanche and Della Houston, Of
ST. Louis, left for their home last even.
Ing, after pleasant months visit with
Miss Sophie Carr, at her home ont the
NptlonRl road.
Major O. p. Brown has brought hls
handsome a.year old gelding 10 this city,
and the animal 10 the admiration Of oil
%horsemen, The colt 10 out Of q iine sot.
rel mare which Mr.. Brown usedto drive,
aud gives promise Of being one Of the
beat foadstefB In this locality,
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EDUCATIONAL MATTERS,
Tho Peabody Institute Next Week "

Tho Peabody Institute Next Week TIVE
Examinations Yesterday.
Arrangements have been made fol
holding the sessions Of the Peabody
Teachers Institute, which Is to be hell
here next week, In the lecture room o
the Fist Presbyterian Church. Thil
will be a very suitable place, as theloca
ton is central and the rooms are pleas
ant and comfortable.
Professor Conrad A. sipe, OF Fairmont
late Principal Of The State Normal Schoo
at that place, and Professor y. B. Brown
Principal OF the Glenville State Norma
School, were here yesterday for the pur
pose Of examining teachers and other
desiring State certificates. They met al
the office OF Superintendent Anderson
but rs no candidates put In ar
appearance, as q matter OF course, nc
examination was held. The rules under
which these State examiners hold theil
examinations, require that in addition
10 the branches required for q county
Certificate, applicants shall be examined
in elementary algebra, elementary psy.
chology, natural philosophy, rhetoric
and physiology.
Professor Roemer, Of Linsly Institute,
and Superintendent Anderson held an
examination yesterday for this Congress,
sional district, to decide who should re.
ceive the appointment 10 the Peabody
Normal School, at Nashville, Tenn. But
two candidates presented themselves,
both young ladies, one from Hancock
county and the other from this city.
The matter has not yet been decided.
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Tav DlG DEMONSTRATION

u. L
To bs Had on Labor DAy"-rhs Com
mittes Holds n Final Meeting.
The committee from the Trades Assem-
bly, having in charge the arrangements
for the Labor Day" demonstration, held
a tiual meeting last evening. The sew
eral division marshals reported having
appointed their aides for the big parade
as follows;
Hrst Division, Marshal, @, T. Parish.
Aides, Theodore Wagner, Thomas Burke,
w sCheehle, Jesse Gill, William Ho'
gan, Ed KGrtz, W. Jacobs,
Second Division, Marshal, Richard
Robertson. Aides, William Shannon,
William Wlnder, Joseph Bloor.
Third Division, Marshal, Robert Pc
carl. Aides not reported.
Fourth Division; Marshal, NJ. +. Mo
ran. Aides, John Arthur, John Peddi'
cord, John L. Frank.
Fifth Division; Marshal, Joseph Pur.
cell. Aides; John Holman, John Ter
Sixth Division; Marshal, j. W. Nc
Cracker. Aides, William Strauss, 9. q
MCClement James Nagel,.
Mr.. Wasseman reported that a large
number OF firms had decided 10 make Q
trades display. Among these are Fish
er's foundry, the West Virginia Tobacco
Company, D. II. Arbor, Bloch Bros.
Zarnitz Bros, William Gruber, Warwick
pottery, Bremen & SchafTer and the
schmulbach Brewery Company. The
carpenters, from Wellsburg, Wash
ington and Steubenyille have
promised positively, to be = here in
good force. Among other organizations
other than those from the immediate
vicinity, which have promised to come
are Good. Intent Assembly X. OF L. Of
WellsburgjV the Uniformed Potters, oil
steubenyille, and the Amalgamated AS
ISOLATION, Of Mingo.
The order OF the formation Of the
parade and the line OF march will be as
follows:
First division will form on Sixteenth,
east Of Jacob; second on Jacob, south oil
Sixteenth; third on Jacob, north Of Six
tenth aftS on Eoff, north Of Sixteenth
sixth on Chapline, south Of Sixteenth.
The line OF march decided upon by
the committee Is as followsl
Down Sixteenth TO Market, TO Twen.
tieth, to Chapline, to Twenty-fourth, IA
EofF, TO Twenty.seventh, to Main 10
Seventh, to Market, 10 Sixteenth, to City
Hall.
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Miss Mary Hedges is the guest OF friends al
Flushing.
friends here.
E,L. Adams, of MOrlStown, spent yesterday
with friends here.
George Helnleln, Principal OF Music at the
Ohio state Blind Asylum, at Columbus, Is visit
Ing bis home here.
Miss Ida Mcconnell left yesterday for Pitts
burgh, wnerc she will b. the guest OF friends
during the coming week,
The railroads here are working TO their fullest
capacity and tho Cleveland i Pittsburgh 10 en-
lrely unable TO meet tho demand for cars.
J. II. Van Pclt aud Z. YoSt left for Youngstown
yesterday, 10 rGpreSrnt the Golden Eagles Of thu
place at tho annual meeting Of tho State Castle
Of Ohio.
The Standard Iron Company Is piping thenew
ware house for natutalg "a. The. viii o be-
Tin the erection Of q steel bridge across the
Cleveland d Pittsburgh tracks from their OLD
ware house 10 tho new one,
Commencing next Monday, the Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh company will run the "0Wl' tain
which has heretofore been run on Saturdays
only, every night. Tie train runs up ~ far d
East Liverpool. leaving here at G.li p. M and
returning reaches hero at LIS.
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uiThese shall resist tho empire OF decay
tO %h q ", tine sS Sud , worlds IstIi hSys 5 Pas,ed law GTag: 4.
But that which warmed II once can never die'!.'
The fair will be continued to.nightand
tomorrow night, and gives every prom.
Use Of being a good financial as well as
social success. Tonight Is "0ld Vets
night, and the fathers OF the Sons are
expected to,turn out in goodly force.
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There were six cases for Acting Mayor
Cruise to dispose Of at yesterdays Police
Court, and not one cent was realized
from any Of them for the benefit OF the
Board Of Public Works contingent
fund. Five market house buns were
sent to the hill for fifteen days, and a
man named Mulyane, claiming Wells
burg as bis home, was sent up for thirty
days in default Of q fine Of $50 and costs
Mulvane went into the house OF q Mrs,
Nichols, in tho Second ward, Wednes'
day morning and behaved In q very dis
orderly manner. Mrs. Nichols was
frightened and called for help. Deputy
Sheriff Garden and Officer He'll happen.
ed to be in the neighborhood and hus-
tied Mulvane of 10 the cooler in short
ordhr.
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Ladies'

in delicate health, and all who suffer
from habltualc will lnd the
pleasant California liquid fruit remedy,
Of Figs, more easily taken and
more beneficial In effect than any other
remedy. II acts promptly yet gently on
The bowels, kidneys, liver, and stomach,
and does not eicken or debllitate. For
sale Ia 80 cents and 81 0g bottles by
Logan Co.,, Anton +. Hess, II, B, BUT
aud o. Mehkemeller,
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PLENTIFUL HARVEST

M
Now that the grain Is gathered and stored
away, would IT not be well 70 look about aud tcC
from wha. market we should seek to supply oul
winter wants. No household eau afford to be-
and Indeed very few are. without llmuiant
We need II for SICKNESS we want It for old age
and in fact IT Is a good thing, used moderately
10 those who are well. For such as you ma,
want, we know Of no place and Of no man that
We eau recommend so highly a Max Klein,
Send for his price list and complete catalogue.
His six year old Pure Rye whlikies he sells al
81 90 pOt quart, or six quarts for % 90, arr
remarkably cheap goods. Sent anywhere in tht
unltod States. No charge for packing.
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Is natures own true laxative. It is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or Costivej to dlspel head.
aches, colds, and fever; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale In so cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, R. B. Burt and 0. Mem
kemeller,
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There Is 10 DO q gathering something
In the nature Of d tennis tournament
held this afternoon on the tennis court
at Mr.. 0. o. Dewey's handsome place,
Echo Point out The National road. II
IL expected there will be present mem
befs from all the several tennis clnbi
that have tlouribhed heteabouts this
season, and the afternoon 10 certain 70
be an enjoyable one, especially % the
gathering will he one Of an %inpromptu
character. Those who 20 out from The
city are requested 10 take the 10 o'clock
motor train.
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1n.lrumanl Of rnrlnre.

Last evenings we'll known young man
appeared upon the streets blowing Q
wind instrument made Of rubber and
wood which discounts the ~calliopeI
cry.baby, toy either, and all the other
~so.Called musical toys ever invented. III
sounds are alter that Of the Scotch bag.
pipe, except that they are q thousand
times more shrill, discordant and diaboli-
cal than the most depraved bag.plpe
player ever dreamed Of. The instfu.
ment Of torture seemed 10 take the eyes
or rather the ears Of the boys, and the
public may for a few weeks expect II
auiIaF.
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ANOTHER BARN BURNED.
Henry ssibsrt, Of Ronsy's Point, The Loser
this Time,

Henry ssibsrt, of Ronsy's Point, The Loser
this Time,
At an early hour yesterday morning
the barn OF Henry seibsrt near Roney'a
Point was discovered to be on fire, The
barn contained the newly !Sptt wheat
crop, two horses, q spring wagon and,S
considerable amount ofiarm implements
all Of which were destroyed, There ID
reason to believe that the origin OF the
fire was incendiary, and In view OF the
fact that It Is the third barn In this
county destroyedby FIRE within a month,
the belief that arson was committed ID
strengthened, The wheat crop was 10
have been threshed yesterday and tile
machinery which was onthe ground was
only saved by great exertlon.
The barn was insured In the Norwich,
OF England, and the New York Under.
writers, but the loss will greatly exceed
the insurance.
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Tbs Next Grand Jury.

The following named gentlemen have
been drawn 10 serve as Grand Jurors al
the coming term Of the Circuit Court
MessBg John sisson, EN-. Atkinson, s.
L. Brice, H. O. Caldwell, W. NJ. Bots.
ford, j. NJ. Ewing, A. T Meyers, Conrad
BaChman, John g. Kline, Henry Vol.
linger, j. Elwood Hughes, II. +. Jones,
John Crystal, j, H. Hall, II. s. Max.
we'll and D. o. Thompson.
They are ordered 70 appear In Part I
Of the Court on Monday, September 2,
al 0 o'clock.