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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
VERDICT IL THE ELLIE CASE,
Collision Due Ia NeeIigencc-Cap.
tain of Crathie Exonerated.

LONDON, May 1.-The Elbe investiga-
ton was resumed at Lowestoft this
morning. The Coroner. In summing up
the evidence. said il was clear that the
damage sustained by the Crathie in the
collision prevented her from proceeding
on her voyage. As TO the collision itself
IL was for the jury to decide whether II
Wis due TO gross and cupable negligence
and, II so. 10 ascertain who was to blame
The jury returned a verdict 10 the ef-
feet that. in their opinion. the collision
was due TO gross negligence on the part
OF the mate and lookout-man OF the
Crathie
owing TO the absence OF evidence from
any of the crew of the Elbe the jury were
of opinion that there was not sufficient
proof that the Crathie was solely TO blame
for the disaster 10 justify verdict TO that
effect.
The captain Of the Crathie was entirely
eXOnerdted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
Many Ohio Miners Idle.

COLUMBUS. o.. May When the Ohio
miners Executive Committee issued the
call FOR the convention which Il now as
sembled here 20 FIX a wagv-scalc for the
year beginning to-day, II ordered all
miners TO cease work on the evening or
April 29th. the end OF the scale year. and
remain out until a scale was agreed upon
ana accepted by the operators. Reports
from over the State Indicate that the
oIder has been generally oboyed. and OF
the 1900 miners In the State at least
1900 are now Idle, and Will remain so
until an agreement is reached.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
FROM THE hill CITY.
sudden Death OF a Prominent To-
haccontsf-Paun Bond.

I.YNCHBt RG. VA. May i.-(Speeisl) ,
Mr.. j. X. Clark. a prominent tobaeconist
OF this city. and the senior member ol
th. frm OF Clark 4 Collins. dropped DEAD
this afternoon az about $40 O'Clock Mr'
Clark was on the street this mornlns'
as usual. but. feeling rather unweli re-
turned home This afierno.n lac Mas iyiho
on the bed a.pareat.y not changed 10,
the worse. DR.. DInsmore was pres nj. Al
al once the sick man raised hiinfef up 20
a sitting posture. and then suddenly fsit
back, unconscious. Upon examination %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
Excnr.inn 10 Mn.hIngton

Monday morning. May y. 10, ~ me
ladies ~ Grace-Street Baptist chHfeh,
for the Southern Baptist convention AZ
Washington Train leaves Broad ahl
Hancock streets az O'Clock \ ~, -
turning. leaves Washington Tuesday ne
lnh. az 7 O'Clock y n, sharp. Two
DAYS. Round trip, 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
Princess Aun~ PopuIists.

PRINCESS ANNE COURTHOUSE
May l-tSpecial.)-The Popullsts her, me,
In convention yesterday. instead OF ths
Republicans, as was previously reported
and made the following Mountainous,
Treasurer, John f.. Whitehs Cormis'
sioner Of the Revenue. John r Buchanan,
commemorative Attorney. ". J. Whits.
hurst; Sheriff. II -. Batten. Tho Pa
pullcdnS VIII hoid their convention 10.
morrow, and Will probably endorse IN,
above ticket Wv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
Danyillr Tobacco sales,

DANVlLLE. VA, May l.-(Speclal)-
The sales OF leaf tobacco on the Danvills
market for April amounted 20 $3.50 s5;
pounds; for April last year 2.5SOs
pounds. In favor OF April. 1876. ies. =,
pounds. Sales from October l. lSa4 20
May l, 1875. -, $3.50 pounds. From DE-
t0ber 1898. 20 MAY I. 1894. 2l.1sT7n pounds.
In favor % 1876 tNl.625 pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02

The Deputy Attorney-Generai's letter TO
the warden advises him Ito defer the exc
cuNon OF sentence against DR.. Buchahan
until the appeal claimed 20 have bteh
taken shall have been dismissed or de-
termlned." and inasmuch as no appeii y
dOcketcd on the records OF the supreme
Court the officials say there ~ nothing
20 be dismissed or determined. 30 Iai
as the Supreme Court Is concerned thI'
Tribunal does not know Or. buchanan.
His fate remains wholly with the s'd'e
authorities.
ANOTHER RESPITE.
ALBANY. y. Y. May i.-Dr. buchanan
who was TO have been electrocuted III
Sing sing prison to-day. Tor poisoning M
wife. was granted another respite OF ohc
week by Governor Morton to-day.
This was done on the recomm, nda tlpn
81 District-Attorney Fellows, OF New
York. who regarded II as the easiest
shortest. and best way out OF the COM
pilcafions which have arisen In the case.
Colonel Fellows assures the Governor
that ne can within week clear away
an the matters connected with the al
legged appeal taken 10 the United states
Supreme Court on the habeas corpus pro-
cecIiugs. and alec avoid All the sensa-
ton. trouble. and expense connected with
The taking Of Buchanan to New York city
for IesCutNuCe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02

The Nowlan Company giye si,c.si az
,ention 70 the repairing OF Zine " a',n,s'
Chronometers. French Clocks Je"e''s'
etc. ,..a. A.,
Mounting ami Resetting DiaIa9has ~
all OF thu latest designs. ellal 'h So
ana finish and az price, as moderate
as any house In this country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
rRADEs-UNION DEMANDS.
EuIion Gordon DatIed.

LOUISVILLE. KY, May Upon the
Application Of Fulton Gordon's attorneys,
Police-Judge Thompson this afternoon
reversed the action OF Specfal-Judge
Smith in refusing 10 release the slayer
of his wife and Archie Brown on bail.
Judge Thompson fixed the bond at $500
In each case, which was promptly fur
nished, and Gordon was released.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
COMMANDER or THE yE>,u,ro
lie HAS h"cn Rebuked. Not Pm
mOtcd. SAYS Vi d, LAM,

motcd. Says VI. de lone.
"AsiiINGIoN. May The SPANISH
Minister. scHor Dupuy dc LONE. refer
ring to tn' statement that Iieyten..,,
Iafra. who commanded the Condo do
N'n"aUo which fired on The United States
m'iN hahtman Alliance some weeks ago
Lai been sent % Havana ana placed on
duty IN thC office Of the comm4nJ,nt'
ana that this designation was infendso
10 De promotion. said. "Prolnofinns b,
our navy 90 by strict seniority. no de-
tail an oihcer from sea e. land d,itv
means for him 20 lose AN important mar,
OF ms pay may say. in passing. tGaf'
o. FAR as this gentleman H. concerned
hc mas received from Madrid rebuke
ana not a promotion
me NenaditD Is not gunbOat. as She
ls usually characterized She Is IA 80
,ond-clafs cruiser. a sister ship Of the
ihiinia Isabella. which was here al the
i,"fN review two years ago. Owing To-
~. ''hpofary absence Of her commander.
"iia'n Van Defragata. Lieutenant Hafra
WAS in command"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
Nhx Nastr Money

on cheap clothes because 'hty are -, so'i
M a cheap puoeg II don't pay lay a
fair price ana get the best made. sHs's
for SO and up .,....,..o.
JollN n. EWIG. Skaters successor.
Standard House sinee lsE'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
CASE OF DR. BUCHANAN.
"s Fosition ~ Regards the Federal
Supreme Court.

,,"' ARLINGTON. May l.-Supreme Court
Ser. say that II Warden Sage. Of Sing
H. literally CONSTITUTES the letter ~
sS'plly -AttOrney-f;eneral Uasbrouck. OF
f,O""..' 'ik. in the the Buchanan case. and
No., ~ directions. DR. Robert w
''~'s1H has AN unlimited lease on life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02

FoR SrRISrHsSfsd Asp 'ihA"ss 49,
use Bsoxss BRONCHIAL lso,hfs--i hsso
commended them to frisads who we're pS'ue
.psskers and they have proved ssusSasV SER
vieen b,s.s-Rsv. Henry wsrt be<ehss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02

LYNCHBURG. VA. May i-Gencral
Ft,zhugh Lee, who has been appointed
Collector Of Internal Revenue for the
Western District, 10 mn the vacancy
caused by the death ~ captain Sheppord.
arrived In the city to-day, and was duly
installed In office. No change f. antici-
pated in the employees OF the Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
strnnr Apnolntmcnt. Imminent.

NEW YORK. May l-M'yor Strong
may appoint bis new police commissioners
any day now. Colonel r. 10. Grant AD-
drew -. Parker. and Theodore loose
v.lt are goiry into the Police Board.
Jonn Moaks viii Doe "A new dock co.A-
missioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
Commercial Pact.

SrOI NHOLN. Nay 1.-The upper cham
b,r of the I,.uslai to-day decided 90 give
notice Of the termination 81 the CONNER
cial treaty between Norway and Sweden.
The lower chamber passed a resolution
10 molly the treaty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
Maceo,. Men Defeated.

MADRID. May 1.-The ImparciaIs Ha-
vana correspondent SAYS: The spanish
troops have defeated the insurgent force
led by Maceo. killing thirty and woundiny
many more"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
NO GAMES PLAYED YESTERDAY.
ROanOiscs Piny Here To-day, and
the Gynchburgs Go tn Portsmouth.

old Jupiter Pluvius has frowned upon
baseball this week in a most emphatic
manner. and the genus crank has been
since Saturday without an occupation
So also. have most Of the players. There
were no games played in the State yes
terday.
the I.ynchburg team remained here for
four days, doing nothing but sitting
around the lobby Of their hotel. They
leave this morning for Portsmouth. in
the hope that tn weather along the shore
will be more proptious than that they en-
cOUntered here.
The Roanokes arrived here from Pc
tersburg last night at o'clock. The in
dicltions are. however. that they Will
not be able to play ball this afternoon.
National League Games.
Baltimore 49,. ....oOoo24OO0-6 9 0
Brooklyn go. 80 0011102-7 10 3
Batteries: Hemming and Robinson:
Gumhert and Grim.
At New York: Il. II. T..
New York ..::..,.t 800 0O9
Batteries: Weyhing and Smith and
Clements and Buckley; Rusie and Farrell.
Cincinnati .... ....0oOoOIOOo-i / ?
PittsoUrg .... 1850 10000 . |
Batteries: Parrot and Merritt; Hart
and Sugden.
At Cleveland: Il. H. f..
ST Louis ..........303OOOOO Is /
Cleveland go. ....3 90 3 0 II u .
Batteries: Ehret and PETIT; Young and
Cuppy and thinner.
At WashingtOn BostonW Washington
game postponed. Wet grounds.
Southern Lcngue.
At Chattanooga, Tenn: Il. ". +.
Chattanooga ......3 5000 30 :! Z
Atlanta ............O , 0 l 20 % IL 3
Batteries: Schmidt and Armstrong; Sc
christ and Fischer.
At New Orleans: r. II. T..
New Orleans ......1OO1OOl0O (
Montgomery ...... O0OO0-l 3
Batteries: Carl and Gonding; Neal and
Rappold.
AZ Memphis. Tenn: II. II. +.
Memphis ...........2 | 0 o q 3OOl-7 2
Little Rock ......O 600 O0002-2 .
Batteries: Burrell and O'Gara Morse
and COrCOran.
At Nashville, Tenn: II. II. T..
Nashville ..........001 000501-7 II 2
Evansville ........0 000 023I0-6 0
Batteries: Moran ard frost: Boylan and
Fields.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02

The Retreat Excursion 70 New YORK
Is the 10th OF May,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, May l.-Train
No. !. on the Alton. due here at 1880
o'clock =. NJ. was held up near Carlin-
willie. The engineer was killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
Chrouogrsphs
18th Of May.

and Fine Imported Watches. perfect tine
las,srs Al the NoNlan companys.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02

The committee OF the German Reichstag
considering the tobacco-tax bill has re-
paragraphs Of the bill. which action u
equivalent to shelving the measure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-02
10Th of May
special Attention

The Retreat Excursion 20 Ne" fofA
is the 10Th Of May
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-01-16

JDaG Iue temperature Has UceH lOW
enough to kill the castor bean plant.
Albion had narrow escape from de-
struction by fire on the 2nd. A. house
occupied by A. L. Narromore, and
owned by B. F. Mill, caught on fire, and
was totally destroyed, along with their
household goods and clothing They
did not save enough to cover themselves
and children. B. F. Miler's store next
caught, and was totally consumed along
with the most Of it's contents, also large
barn. No insurance. The wind veered
around from southeast to south, which
alone saved the rest Of the the town.
J. M. Hover, jr., and A. M. Crowl ar
rived in Orlando Sunday morning, having
come from Cleveland, Ohio, on wheels
They rode '94 models, made by the Tri-
angle company, of Cleveland, weighing
% pounds each, and b sides they each
carried a change of clothes and tools
weighing about four pounds each. They
started December 4, but spent only
twenty-six days in actual travel, or
rather less, as they often stopped for
some time. Their actual average record
for the days on which they Travelled at
all was 46 1-2 miles day, in spite of
rain, bad roads and other obstacles.
The report that Mr.. George Moore's
orange grove of 100 acres, some four
miles south of Ocala, was killed by the
late freeze, turns out to be mistake,
owing to the thrifty condition of the
trees and the high state of fertilization
in which they had been placed. Mr..
Moore says that, instead of the thrifty
condition of the trees being detriment,
it was protection to them, and by COM
parison they suffered less from the cold
than his neighbOrs' trees, which were
in dormant state. The only injury
done his grove is that the tips and tender
growth of his trees are frozen, which is
no Serions matter.
RE entire community Of Sebastian
was shocked on Friday morning to learn
that Mr.. w. Owen Jacobs was found
dead in his bed. He and Mr. G.. ]. Har-
dee were staying alone at his place. Mr..
Hardee, when he had prepared break
fast. went to awake Mr. Jacobs and, af
ter calling several times and receiving
no response, he went into his room to
find him dead. Mr.. Jacobs was justice
of the peace and had for several years
represented the Sebastian River Land
and Improvement company as their
agent The community has lost one Of
her best citizens. His sudden death is
attributed to heart disease. from which
he has suffered for some time.
A creek frozen over from one shore to
the other in Florida, and the ice so thick
that boat could not be showed through!
This is the experience that Messrs III.
| III. Buchanan and J. L. Doggett tell of
during the recent freeze. They both re-
turned yesterday from hunting trip
down on the headquarters Of the Halifax
river, in Vousia county. During the
night of the hard freeze they were en-
camped at Smiths creek, which flows
into the Halifax river. This creek is
about a quarter Of mile long, and from
one to two hundred feet in width. "On
the morning of the Freeze" said Mr..
Buchanan, I'VE awOke to find that the
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-01-16

ground. 1t is the first time since 1886
that the temperature has been low
enough to kill the castor bean plant.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-01-16
FLORIDIANA.

prepared by the pupils of that institu-
ton. The work evidences skill, and
speaks we'll for the mechanical depart
meut of that institution.
The walls of the new First National
Bank building of Orlando are completed
to the top of the first story. 1t is a
granite and pressed brick double wall
structure, and will be one of the finest
in the State. The cut stone for the or
namental work Is now ARRIVING.
1t is officially stated that"the South
Florida Fair will be held just as adver-.
tised No delay will be INDUCED in or
change of programme made. A fine exhibit
of citrus fruits grown in South Florida
will be there, and an astonishing exhi bit of
vegetables, in view Of the present con-
dition of AFFAIRS
Miss Crouch, of Winter Haven, while
IN attendance at dance at the Lake
View Hotel at Auburndale, had the
misfortune to fall severely upon the
floor, causing painful injuries to her
head and side. She was placed in COM
Portable quarters at the hote- until sshe
will be able to be moved.
There were many curious incidents of
the freeze. The Hotel Ormond cut over
ton of ice, which was frozen in two
nights. The hotel has a pipe standing
about thirty feet high. running from
one of the wells and as the water dropped
it would freeze, and it was from this
that the hotel obtained it's crop of ice.
DR.. G. H. Altree of Port Tampa City
was called out early the other morning
to attend six negroes in one house, who
were affected by carbolic acid gas poi
soning, three of them being asphyxiated.
two narrowly escaping death. This
makes the second time that the doctor
has been calledawithin week to attend
patients suffering from like cause.
The G. R. P. & NJ. railroad is goine
through Evinston from Micanopy and
will probably go to Mcintosh, through
the fine vegetable lands In the section of
the cold Field Pond" They have
about forty hands cutting out the right
of way and grading, which have ad-
vanced to DR.. Schlater's already. They
will have a depot on the west side of the
pond.
Mr. William J. Johnson, prominent
young farmer and stock raiser of Leon
county, has secured the services of Mr..
S. Hawkins, a New York expert, to
take charge of his dairying business.
Mr. Johnson was the first man to intro
duce creamery in Leon county. He
has thirty-fve Jersey mixers at present.
and says that he is going to double this
number at once.
A new enterprise has recently neeb
begun near Milton A company from
North Carolina has commenced prepare
tions for tLrpentine farm, has already
secured quite large tract of land, and
has thirty or more hands at work. T is
is only one of many new enterprises that
will spring up here, with the return of
the hOped-fOr better times. The mills
are all running on full time, and ship
ments of lumber and timber are multi
plying in mum bers and increasing in
volume.
noo of +Lo I'M TO foat11rnc Of Or
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-01-16
A SULPHUR GUN.

To those who are using dry
Insecticides, such as flowers OF
sulphur, Paris green. etc. the
little machine herewith illus
tr ted will be of interest. IL
le 80 arranged that the sui
phur or other dry insecticides
can be blown all over the tree,
bush or vine in q f1ne dust,
making 1t possible to reach
every part Of the plant. Tive
pounds OF sulphur will go fur
ther with this than four would
In the ordinary way Of apply
ing with the hNnd, however
carefully it was done. For ap-
plying dry insecticides to
tomato or pineapple plants.it
has no equal, as 1t throws the
insecticide in a perfect cloud
and covers the plant evenly.
1t is arranged that the dust
can be blown in any direction
or in two directions, it can be
turned upwards or dOwnwards
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-01-16
EIectrOcuted.

Scientists and electricians cannot
agree upon the number Of electric
volts which are necessary to cause
a cessation Of life in the human
body; some claim that an excessive
shock is more likely to cause in
cineration rather than instantan-
eous death, but if they would turn
their attention to prolonging and
increasing the pleasures of life, the
public would hail the result with
more satisfaction. For instance,
the electricity generated in a wave
of laughter is after all the most
pleasant shock, and to see large
assemblage moved by a current of
uncomfortable mirth while witness.
ing the play of"A Kentucky Girl
places beyond dispute the fact that
large volts Of laughter are better
than volts of electricity any day,
Rempel's Opera, Wednesday even
ing, Jan. 80.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-01-16
Court House News.

The following cases have been
disposed Of by the common pleas
court. Judge Slough is on the
bench:
Logan Home and Savings asso.
citation VS. King Wright etal. Mo-
tion to set aside the appraisement
and sale sustained, and the same
was set aside and a new appraise-
ment ordered.
Logan Home & Saving associa-
tion vs. Robert Wright ct al. Sale
confirmed and deed and distribu-
tion ordered,
Logan Home & Saving associa.
tion, VS.. Andrew Wolf ct al. Sale
confirmed and deed and distribu.
tion ordered.
Logan Home & Saving associa.
tion, vs. Mary K. McManigal ct al
Sale confirmed and deed and dis
tribution ordered.
s. Weldy exparte vacation of AL,
freds addition to the village OF Lo'
gan ordered.
Rebecca Lehman vs Elijah Wool.
ever ct al. Q. v. Wrifiht appointed
guardian for minor heirs. Order Of
partition made commissioners, T.
w. Beery, Jesse Williams and D.
A. Engle.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-01-16
CALICO RIDGE.

A blizzard struck here yesterday
morning at about o'clock, the
wind blowing a perfect gale and
driving the snow in every direction
and piling it in drifts. Mercury
dropped from 80 degrees above to
8 degrees below zero in about IL
hours time. .. The quarterly meet
ing at Zion Saturday and Sunday
had very poor attendance, the
weather being so bad that people
could not attend. Surveyor, Jim
Davis, is sick with lung fever at
this time. There will be a debate
at Goat Run Friday night, the 18th.
The question for discussion is, Re-
solved, "There is more pleasure in
pursuit than in possession" Will
Marks, affirmative, D. E. Harsh,
negative.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-01-16
The Twice Five Club.

On Monday evening last the
Twice FIVE Club held their regular
meeting at the residence of o. w.
III. Wright. All the members were
present except Col. w. s. Friesner.
The subject of the evening was
"The Theater." It was discussed
in all its phases. Heated discus
sions were INDUCED, some holding
that the theater was degenerating,
while others took the stand that
plays and patronages were growing
better and more elevating. After
the business of the evening was
disposed of, a sumptuous banquet
was had, and the host and hostess
did themselves proud indeed in
their royal entertainment. The
next meeting will be held ON the
night of the 2sth, at the residence
of A. III. Wilson. The subject will
be "NapoleOn.D
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-01-16

A very serious accident occurred
one day last week to one Of Marion
Hiles sons. The Two boys went out
hunting rabbits, taking the shot
gun against their aunt's will. In
routing a rabbit out from under a
building, the oldest one having the
gun was about to shoot when the
younger one appeared in range; he
did not shoot but in letting the
hammer of the gun down 1t was
accidentally discharged, the load
striking the other boy in the leg
making terrible but only a flesh
wound. j.. Ben Woodland of Starr
Township, on last Friday made an
advent into Marion with his team
and sled as the roads were very
fine to pay his relative, Mrs. VIM.
Aisles a visit. He was seen late
Tuesday evening making his exit
on horse back, 80 we are one sled
better off, but he stayed just long
enough to make a hand at the wood
chopping of Mrs. Aisles on Tues
day, which was we'll attended.
The wife of Albert Rutgers has had
a relapse and is again confined to
her bed. Isaac Rutter has been
quite sick but Is better at present.
>. Girls Miller and John Mericle
being former residents of our vi
cinity, and who have been absent
some % years, gave their old ac-
quaintances quite q friendly visit
recently. !. {. Elias Bright, who has
been home on a visit, has returne d
to his place Of apprenticeship in
Clintonville o.. The abundance
of water has caused the saw mill
on g. A. Poling's farm to start in
full blast. I. Darl, son of Sam St.
Clair of Needmore, is on the sick
list.