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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-11
Storms.

FONDA. N. Y. Maroh ia Dakota biz
card is raging In the Mohawk Valley. The
wind is furious and at tImss tle snow lie
bliuding. Ga the court:y roads the anow
hss drifsed to depth OF several feet. TIE
weather il rapidly growing colder. The
wind is interfering With t1e working OF tn
telegraph and telephone wires.
OswGeo, March 1.-THE blizzard has
complete possession Of this town. All rail-.
roods arc blocked. There are no malls and
wires are down. There are immsnse DRIFT,
Ia the principal strssts ten feet deem
Nearly all busioeas haa stopped.
UTICA. N. =. March II The passenger
ratio on the N. z. Central Is suspsadsd
A live stock train Is deraied 10 ssra.
ouse and has blocked all east-beund trains.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-11

The PUGILIsTs j 4mss Wakely deposited
So 500 In Nsw York yesterday for John L
Suliiysn as forfeit to bind fight with any
man In the world EXCEPT Peter jackson
Sullivan will net e. ht for less than $4,000
side. James CoEbstt promises 10 cover
the deposit Be1t Tuesday. bat any other
heavyweight who covers the money before
chat time will have the frst chance.
Charles w. Mitchell made q speech in o..
tarlo, Canada, after the performance on
Wednesday Night, saying thAt he wanted to
fight Sullivan for the S25. 900 purse offered
II such match oonld be arranged. He
would meet Sullivan In any sized ring be
might meme, but 1t would have 10 be In q
place where the best man could win ard nc
favnfitism would be shown.
Frank P S!svin cage he intends TO defeat
Peter Jackson when be NETT, him In Lon.
den. After tasJ BATHS he will retarn to
America TO help Mitchell il getting ready
to mss Sullivan. Il that fight fails through
hs will challenge tie Bostol Lhumpsr at
0lcs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-11

PLAY TIE DEAD GIG, he SAID. Israel
Greeabaum, tailor OF New York, played
policy whenever he could get any money
o. late his wife had taken charge Of bis
earnings. Yesterday morning be ssksd he:
for ten csat, to buy dressing cloth" She
doubted bis good faith. He did not set The
dino. He went to his mother: She gevs
him dressing cloth and 25 oert1 besides
He returned 10 McDsrno:t's saloon next
door to his own home. There no met two
friends. The three had several drinks &C.
gether. Then Greenbaum got up to go.
Before parting With his two ffienda he told
them 10 play the "dead gig" you'll wiz,
su.e," he said to them as he went out. la
tho hallway Greenbaum me. bis wife. she
pitched Into him end they bad 1t hot and
hsavy. Greenbaum went up siaiEs and Mr7.
GreeabaEm vent cut. When she returned
abe found her husband hanging by strap
to nall in one OF their looms He had the
dressing cloth In one hand. He vas dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-11
Foreign News.

BRUSSELS, March 1.-Two hundred and
seventy miners were at work to-day In q col.
liery near Chartered, when there was terrific
explosion of fire damp. The pit mouth wa;
rendered unavailable, ald up t, the preser
time only Sc men have bean rescusd.
LONDON, March 11-At The Old Bailey
to-day, 6 sentencs was passed thAt vii
without doubt result in another expulsion
frcm The House CT Commons. George Wood
gsts Hastings, member ior Worcestershire
was to-day sentenced to five years Pc.
nal serVitude Oh bis plea of guilty to the
charge Of Incorporating the aum of $780,
600. Mr.. Hastings Is &c years old. This
makes the third member OF the present Per-
Lament who has besn iguominlously ez-
PEELED.
LONDON, March ia large crowd COM
prlslug many persons we'll known In fashion
able circles assembled in the criminal court
OF the Old Bailey to-day to listen to the
trial OF Maitland Francis Moreland. the aged
Oxford tutor who wss accused Of attempt
ing TO blackmsll members Of the nobility.
Il was shown that tas prisoner wroe to d
number OF young members of the n5bll t.
representing himself as young and fashiop-
ionable widow who, for money cor sidera-
ton, was willing to assume immoral rsla-
tions WITH them. The prisoner was san
fenced to ten years penal eerVituda. There
Is hardly question that this equivalent to
a life sentence While Mcfs!and made bis
appeal for mercy he sobbed bitterly. H.
begged the jadge to allow him t; die in the
midst OF hs family instead Of 10 prlson.
Jcs.ioe Smith said thtt the enormity Of
More!aud's crime was increased by the lei
ter he had written to Earl Rasssll's be.
t-othed, Miss Scott. The punishment be
might lrfiot for thu offence was penrl servl.
tude for life, but that hs would not do. The
prisoner was removed from the oourt room
to the cells below, all the while wsepicg bit
terly.
LONDON, March 1I-When the night
shifts left tao mines In Durham tais morn
Ing they brought thsir tools with them
This was done In accordance with yesler-
days dcoiaiop, which makes the coal atrlkes
a certainty. The Miners Federation nas lie.
sued manifesto In which it Gays that ell it.
Members must stop work tomorrow, excep
q isw surface m5n, water bumpers and ven.
tilator attendants. A question which ser:.
ousiy exercises the miners federation Is the
paymsat Of the miners during their period
ofidisnesa, which will amount TO large
:um.
BERLIN, March II The Tageblatt to-day
Gays thers is no canse for snxiey TO be- felt
concerning the coalition OF the Emperor
The paper adds that His Majesty left his
oedto day, bat is still conhued to his room.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-11

The Wss:-bourd trains are struggling along
with great difficulty on account Of t,s
storm. The blockade ct Syracuse il the
more serious becauss the 5lading .toru
fills the tracks white his tga!ua a:e at a stand.
sill.
WATERTowN. N. Y. Ms,ch 11.--Bizzud
weather prevails Throughout. uoriaeEn Nav
York though unsccompanisd by any ssriops
hardship. sIucs 8 DC ook yss:esdsy afia,.
noon ebout 2 feet Of saow has fallen and,
nigh wind has made Immense drii!s gbi,5
In some cases on the high soys and railroads
are impossible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-11
Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterda,

Virgil ia Fire I'D Marine Insurance Company
against Vaughan. From the CIRCUIT Court OF
eoufhsm ton county. Reversed, Judge Lewis de.
liveiiDg the opinion.
County Court OF Gloucester against County
Court of Middlesex FIom Circuit lourt of Chou
cester county. Reversed, Judge Lacy delivering
the opinion
Jeffries against Southwest Improvement Com.
psny AID ais. From tho Circuit Court Of Tsze-
we'll county. Affirmed, Judge Fauptieroy dolly
ering the opinion.
Richmond and Danvillo Bsilrosd Company
vile. Affirmed, JodBo Hinton delivering the
opinion.
suther against Ru.iaer. From Circuit Court Of
Nottaway county. Reversed, Judge Lewis de.
livering opinion, Judges Lscy ana Richardson
diss nting
Anthony against Commonwealth. From County
Court Of shenandoah county. Affirmed, Judge
Lacy delivering opinion.
Bite against Commonwealth, From County
Court O. y! unswick county. Reversed Judge
Lacy delivering opinion.
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company agair st
Donnelly. From the Hastings Court Of Roapake.
Reversed, Judge Lacy delivering oIinion.
miniatrs,or. Appeal allowed to decree ofCircuit
Court Of Orange county on tho I'd OF Octoter,
1891.
Board of Supervisors OF Cumberland county
against Randolph. supersedess awarded to q
Judgment of the Circuis Court Of Cumbsrard on
22d Of February. 1892
ssurders again Pruntz. Appeal allowed to
decree of the Circuit Court OF franklin county
pronounced January 10. 1892
Moore against Commonwealth. Writ Of error
refused to judgment of Corporation Court of
Lynchburg.
Price against Davis. Further argued By A. r.
Blakey, etq and submitted.
Norfolk AID Western Railfoa1 Company against
Postal Telegraph Cable Company, and came
against came and Postal Telegraph Cable Com.
pany against Norfolk and Western Railroad Gem
psny, and same. against same Argued II ]. Sam
uel Parrish for Telegraph Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-11
DROPPED FROM A WINDOW. =

DROPPED FROM A WINDOW. a fire
broke ous on The fourth flor Of 9 tenement
house IN Nav York, yesterday. A family
nsmed Knoblock livsd Oh tae top floor.
Katie Kuoblock, eighteen years Of age, was
10 charge OF two children when the fire
d Die out. Snoke rendered escape By tle
.tairway impossible. KAtIe was panic.
stricken. Sbe held one child oct the win-
low until weakness compelled her to let 1t
fa;l. TIE child fell five stories to toe side-
walk, and died SOON ei;er IL was t,ken to
BsIleyus Hospital. Katie hello the other
child out Of the window, and let it fall into
the arms CT Peter Clancy. This child was
only slightly isiured. The girl Katie climbed
out the window herself, Grd after haDstng
suspended from tse indcw.sill for tWo
minutes, let go end dropped. Clancy got
several ots er men around him aud, as the
girl fell, they caught her in their arms, thus
saving her life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-11
raa1aya EgWs.

The Roanoke city council has nlaced the
license tex % each barroom st 5000.
Secretary Tracy has decided that the new
cruiser Raleigh ahsll bs completed at the
Norfolk naVy-yard.
Sam Dalton, 8 n5grc, Hss convicted In
Lyncaburg zee: erdsy ior attempt ng TO kiIs
white TomsD.
TIE mother CT Common waalih's Attorney
Bevsn, of King George, died In Baltimore
few days since.
The Virginia ovster gunboat Chesapeake
has been fled $500 fee failing to take out
the license required st the custom.honse un-
der the inspection law.
Mr.. John W. Harper. of Fauquier. has
sold the McCsul property, better known IS
the "B cody Angle, Ia spoisylvsDia coun-
tF, to northern parties for the Gum Of 81. 100.
The farm contains 500 cores.
In Abingdon on Taee3ey noils prceequl
was ensersd to the Indictment against Dr..
Baker for thu et:empt 10 poison Wyndham
Gilmer. The prisoner, $50 had bsen &C.
quilted OF the charge of wife murder, was
then discharged.
The q. 8. Treasurer hes prepared q state
mant showipe tbst he cl;ss bonds Issued by
The S ate Of Virginia teior cling tn ha Iodisn
trust fund amounting to 81, 4S7 ,290 sud SIM
liar bonds hsionging TO the United States on
sccount cf pevnests msde TO Indians
amounting &c S143 $50, mixing total Of
81. $50. 800
Mr.. E G. He.erick, clerk of the county
and cl.cuit courts OF RappeheDnock county,
Is dangerously III. Col. E ID Ee:sriak, bis
iaiher, over eighty years OF sge, is also SO.
sioueiy SICK. iAEQelg oauseG ey his snxisty for
hi5 sol Ihe c!etkship has bsen n this
family .or nearly half century, tbs son
sacaesdng the father, who several years
ago had become too old aud irdsm 10 at
lend to the dptIs5 Of the otfica-
L. thu curroIt issus Of the n 1rth DanviIle
Enterprise Mts Aonis 9!o:'h annouaees lnat
sne w,l, rs;ise from ths sd!t i, nip. 10 un-
derstood that Ers. Smith gil move to Blob.
mond and soon appear as editor Of q south
eEn magazine. See siii says she will pnsh
her appiiostion for ths privilege OF pre- ctic-
| Ing Law, which application nss been set
| down upon by tYo legislatures. Ste vii
| next be heard from before tina Court OF
Appeals.
TIE Washington Conference of tbs color
&c Msthadist ch1soh Ia L7nohonrg ye;ser-
| day sc;ed On the question Of changing the
restrictive rnie sc IS to adgait wcmen as
delegates to tbs GsDevsl Conference Tie
vote resulted 60 Tor, 30 aee!Es'. This pre-
] sen!ed the question CT woEnen's rights in
one Of liz phases gnd every member Of the
! conference was on hia re.t!e. The Bishop
| warned them { 20 express any opinion ex.
cspt 10 vote ~ ca" or Me-" as thsir names
were called. Some office brethern had con-
victlon SC strong that thsy could bar!jy
| troll their voice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-11

SEORRTARY FosTEa AID his suite or
Treasury Department officials having COM
pls ID their pleasure tip 10 England at the
soyarnmsrt's expanse. are nov on their
way bscS. While ia London Mr.. Foster
spoke CT the Irlsh in this country as clam
moushsd" Irishmen. and when criticised
about doing SO, denied 1t, AID ssid ne naa
used tie woids flannel mouthad." Well
there are nos many Isishmsn 10 tas son'D'
40 thst whether the leaders OF the rspuoh-
can party oall them clam mcnshed or Il n
nsl moutael wan't affect Tia result CT us
vote nexs November, but il Is ens!se!y Dill
sersnt In tbs Nor,h, sud especially coin new
York, tina vote OF which State Hii' decide
the election. l. is bad taste for any gov
sr1mens official to speak dlsparagtnsiy Of
any Glass OF bis country's adopted oft Ears,
even at home, bu. to go abroad 90 do 80, AND
especially tc attempt t, belt lie Irish Amsti'
cas- in England, is q gross offsnee, WATCH
under democratic administration, would
he nrnishe6 BIZ iramsd;s to removal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-11
CHARGES AGAINST A PR1Esr.-As Nsv

CHARGES AGAINST A PRIEsT.-As NV.
ark N. J., yesterday, Police Justice Hsse
issued warrant for the arrest OF ksve Jos
e2h Ali, assistant priest at the Italian Oath.
ole Church, who is charged with commit
ing en- assault upon 9.year-oId Maria Basie
a pupil 10 the Italian parochial school. TIL.
child charged that the assanlt was oommit.
ted after echool on Tuesday Ia the prie6t's
room. The father of the child. In rage,
sought the priest at his residence that night,
threatening to kill him. he now says be
will shoot him on sighi. The priest cannot
be found.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-11
a FlEND1sH AcT.-On their rs.urn home

4 FlENDIsH ACT.-On their rs!urn home
tiom market at Huntingdon, Pa, on Wed.
pesdsy Farmer Wilbur Strait and wife, Of
Janis t, t,wnship, found their little 6ausa.
ter, Rath, lying on tbs kitchen floor uncon.
soIous, With her face and body shocking >
lsoersted and bruised, aud her clothing torn
IL to shreds. Suspicion OF tina author CT sthe
outrage fell upon E m ar P. Oorbin, OF Phila
delphia, who was recently discharged from
the Huntingdon Rsformatory, and engaged
by Nj. S.rair a. farm hand. Cofbin. who
is twenty three yes,s old, aud oyer sx feet
tall, had fed, but was captured yesterday
morning snd lodged In jail. The little girl
ldsnt & ID him az hsr aseailsDs. She is net
expected to recover. Her father endesyor.
ed twice 10 shoot Corbin On bis way to Jail,
but the revolver failed to discharge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-11

SOME, but only few, of the msnbsEs oil
the Legislature say 1t will never, no never,
DO to nominate Senator Hill 70. President.
Well. 1t Is only natural for tb0ee who voted
for the appropriation to the Chicago fair to
say so, for, when Senator Hill vas Governor
of New York, he declared his intention OF
yetoing suy appropriation by that Stats to
&hs fair referred to as long as the South Was
threatened with the passage Of the Forcs bill,
or any other measures !R.endad to degrade
her peepie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-11
IS azE]
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, March IL
SENATE


Among tie bills favorebly reported were
the following To provide for certain of the
more urgent deficiencies for the service oil
the government, With amendments; for snn-
dry light houses and aids to navigation to
empower the Commissioners of the District
of Columbia to eraas respites and patdora
In certain cases; to prevent cruelty to child
rem in the District OF Columbia; TO provide
for survey and report as to new bridge
over The Eastern branch OF the Potcmsc,
nea. G.eeboro, IL the District CT Columbia.
Mr. DsIph introduced bill to create snd
establish pilot service IN the United Slates
and to regulate pilotege Of vessels.
mir. Stewart, ere pEopoaiug const'iu-
.lonsl amendment that latter 1897 no per.
aon who has bad the Office of President for
years OF eny parS thereof shat: bs eligible
to that Office.
Mr.. Daniel, ere asserting 10 the privileges
and grants given By the States of South
Oaroiica and Virginia to the French Gable
Company.
hlf. Slanfoyd's bill to provide the govern
meat With meens sufficient to supply the
natural want CT souod circulating medium
was t ken up a1d vas made the text Of
epsech by Mr. Dolph.
At tho close OF Mr. Dolph's speech the
military academy appropriations bill was
reported
The postc flee building bill wes then
taken up.
HOUSE.
Ia the House this morning Mr. O'Neisl, OF
Pennsy lyanis. republican, presented petit
tion of cltizsns OF the Second congressional
district OF Pennsylvania urging Congress 10
pass Law to prevent the landing OF csin,i-
nal end psuper immigrants, and 20 aubmit
constitutional amendment providing that no
Ssts she'll graft the right cf sGf;sse ic
any person no. q oiizsr of tbs Unised
States.
Ga the fuggeotioo Of Mr. McMilip, Of
Tennessee, two hours to.morrow were ee:
apsrs for the consideration OF private bills.
The House then went Into committee Of the
whole Oh the free wool bill and was address
ed By Mr. Stevens, o! Massachusetts, and
mir. Montgomery, OF Kentucky.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-11

THE STATEMENT that Senator Hill said
e>As has not get 5eaa a5ls to discover that
ths samocrats have q policy about any
ehioc.n denied aad related as often IS it has
been. is still being haypsd upon by the nus-
wumps. No matter Whist else may have
been ssid OF Mr.. Hill, no body has ever yet
aopussd him of being fol, and as tae state.
meut referred 10, If truo, woald prove him
TO be preordained one. it's falaitg Is appar.
ont
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-11

No MATTER how unwise the free silver
BILL may be, the dsnunoiatlon sit receives
from tia republicans is aesurdiy gro.efque
In The face of the fact that By means of
bill passsd by cepubicans,aud approved by o
republican President. The government is
now printing maEe than fity millions year
of paper money, Reasonable ID silver dol
,srs, the intrusica value Of which is less
nhsn seNa1sy cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-11

SENATOR CHANDLER ID SO provoked wiEh
Easiand because shs will not go to expense
for thu purpose 8! increasing the profits OF
an American seal monopoly, thst he would,
not avoid, as Washington advised, entapg-
ling foreign alliances, but make them vita
Rossia aud France, with watch countries
shs trade o, this is comparatively limited, In
order to destroy that with Giea. Britain aro
all her possessions, which ID immsnss. MIR.
Chsndle: ia noss sfioiea5 "a conntes OF
stolen electoral votes than az p statesman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-11

An exchange Gays: There are more puns
made on Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup, free OF
charge, than are paid for by the owners. q
good ;hiog deserves the notice of the presa.
In the treatment OF rheumatism, govt,
Neuralgia, sclatca, g., Salvation Oh should
be thoroughly rubbed In. 1t kills pain.
Price 25 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-11
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH II.
soMs ILL Informed psopls still taik o.

some ILL Informed psopla still 'a'A U.
shess being danger of e partial olVis''h Oh
che whit, vote of tie South next November
nv reeson OF tae ticket the third party IN.
ssnds to nut into tie fsld. Such tslk Will
smouot to nothlsg. Tie third party SO
Congressman Vim, Georgia Farmers al
llsnce nsp, Gays, has formally adopted the
principle ibat toe ez Unicu soldiers must he
paid tas difference bstaean the value OF
god and that CT the gteanbaoss taey re
oeiyed ior their services daring the Tas be
t9esn the States. Now, leaving the Danger
nf tie Force bill entirely out OF tie qu5Et.cn'
no southern white man will leave the demo-
Cratic party to vote for 80 increase IN his
pgn taxes in order to give money to those
who killed lis kinsfolk, busnt thetr homss.
and Impoverished bis father AND ni'asei''
no. thu vote of the South nezt November,
nc matter who may bo ihs democratic cen
dlds.e for President, viii De as SOLID So IL
ever was. To be CHERRIES would snow
that tbs people of he sauh ara zoo s:upia
to be interested la their own welfare.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-11

The Season for April has been received
from the International NsWs Company, New
York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-11

The United States and Mexican boundary sur.
veying party began Its slow march along the Dor
der 10 the Pacific coast to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-11

Isssc 3 johnson, senior member of the firm OF
Rowland q johnson, agriculture! implements at
Indiapapolis Ind, shot himself to death early this
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-03-09

Fifteen years ago last Sunday the Universalist
Church was organized by Rev. Andrew Wilson.
During the fifteen years he has welcomed lSO
persons to the church. preach ed 1879 sermons,
solemnized the marriage of 61S persons, and Off
ciated at 628 fun erals.
The funeral of Harmon PATTERSON took place
from his late residence, Friday. March 9Th. 1892
Rev. J. Fl. Hollingshead conducted the service.
Mr. Harmon PATTERSON was born in Ravenna
township. March 29th. 1919. His father came in
pioneer days. from Litchfeld. Connecticut. and
followed the cooper trade, which was one of the
great industries of the time.
The son was characterized by diligence. and in
early life began the business in which his father
was engaged. He was married Oct. 9th. 1S4S. to
Miss Mary Hull. The fruit of the union was
three children. two of whom remain. Mrs. Emily
Robinson and Clinton patterson. both of Ra
VIENNA township.
Mr.. B. was a man of positive character. and
this brought his prosperity. He was diligent in
business. honest in his dealings true to his word,
kind to his neighbors; beloved by a large circle.
and honored by all who knew him.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-03-09
NELSON,

MARCH I've are panied to chronicle the
death of one who was reared in our midst. and
spent her youthful days here-Mrs. Eliza Mich
olson Rood wife of Mr.. Frank Rood, of Braceville,
aged so years. Her demise occurred February
10th, 1892. occasioned by measles, She leaves
husband. and one only son in young manhosS.
She was the only surviving daughter of our ven
cradle and aged citizen. Mr.. Isaac Nicholson.
who has just passed his 9Jth birthday. and the
only sister of our worthy citizen, Mr.. S. L. Nich
olson.
Silently came the black boat o'er the billow,
Stealthily grated the keel on the sand, [loWs
Rustling footsteps were heard through the will
There the dark boatman stood waving his hand,
Whispering, come from the shadowy river.
She who was dearest must leave thee forever.
February II, Mr.. and Mrs. Archy D. Hannah
were called to part with their infant son. alter
short sickness with pneumonia. leaving the be-
reaved parents almost comfortless, as well as its
grand parents Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Mccall and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Hannah, of the Cascade.
The leaves of the oak and the willow shall fade.
Be scattered around or together be laid
The young and the old. the low and the high
Shall moulder to dust. and together shall lie.
1t is rumored that W. F. Mills has rented his
| farm to Mr.. Harry Atwood.
| w. II. DdncFoIl Is uoMu WILL inc nedseIs' aASo1
escaping them over fifty years, and they go hard.
Miss Julia Downs had fall and nearly broke
| her arm.
Mr.. John Hahn got thrown from his horse. OF
his way home from Garrettsvile. and was seri
ously hurt.
The man that got the live horse in the pit b
had dug for the dead one will need a few NOR
/ lessons in philosophy. and the young mai
that got lost on his way home from Homer Mills
sugar house. will need compass.
The sugar season starts out very good, but tn
price for the product is very low.
Morris Proctor came near getting demolishe
at the saw mill of Jason Prichard. but got o
with mangled left hand.
M. C. Sweet is allowed pension, while K. /
Atwater. incapacitated for labor, and VIM. Crs
yer, helpless cripple. is pensionless.