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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-09-05
SAVED BY HYPNOTlSM
The Rev. G. B. Cutten's Remarkable
Cure For Inebriates
Hs Restores Several Suffering From AL
cohollsm 10 Normal Health
end Saves Ono Lie

New Haven, Conn. (SpeciaD.-Hyp-
notism as cure for the liquor and to-
bacco habit is being put to practical
and scientific use by. the Rev. George
l.. Cutten. pastor of the Howard Ave
nue. Baptist Church in this city, and
formerly centre rush on the Yale foot
ball eleven. a series of experiments
which he has conducted promises to
revolution.Ze the method employed in
restoring to physical and mental
soundness the ineoriate and the vic
tim OF overindulgel ce in smoking.
The Rev. Mr.. Curten has become nm
expert hypnotist, and has been spend
ing his summer vacation in the Yale
Psychological Laboratory. making on
perm,Its scientifically OH subjects
sent TO him by the organized charities
of this city. He has had subject in
the hypnotiSt chair at least once n day
all summer
Indications are that he saved Mt
least one mans life. that of Thomas
Dick. Jim the Penman.' aS he is
known about town. Dick had been
drunk for n month. and was an incip-
lent delirium tremens case. OpiatcS
had failed TO produce sleep. his pulse
stood at 112 beats to the minute and
his heart indicated that stroke Of
npopleXy might result Mt any time.
Sleep he must have within a few
hours or death was inevitable. Cut
ten administered hypnotic sleep, and
in an hour Dicks heart was heating
regularly and his pulse was almost
normal. Dick was able to resume his
work the :;eXt day.
Half n dozen cases of simple alien
holiSm. which apparently had wrecked
the lives of the subjects. have been
cured by Mr.. Cutten. and. although
the paueIts had been treated less
than month In each case. not one
has shown n desire Cor liquor or to-
bacco since the treatment began.
Cutten practically has cured one
case OF suffering. which resulted
from fall down stairs forty years
ago. The patient was Arthur Ben
nett. one of the Rev. Mr.. Cutten's pa
rishiOncrs He has received only four
treatments from Mr. Cutten. but
everything now points to an early
cure. Mr.. Cutten said, in speaking of
his treatment.
MY experiments are aimed ut the
moral rather than the physical re-
generation Of the patients. When the
moral steadiness Is accomplished the
physical we'll being will soon follow"
The experiments arc yet far from
complete. Not quarter Of what Mr..
Cutten proposes To accomplish has
been completed. He viii. continue his
experiment until next June, when he
proposes to submit n remarkable the.
sis on the subject.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-09-05
IloInesttc.

The lowered price of cotton Is large
ly due TO the arrival of needed rains
In the South Atlantic States.
According to the National Apple
Shippers Association, the crop of IN
pies this year in the United Staes.
Canada and Nova Scotia will be me
largest of any crop in the history or
the country.
Attorney General Smyth, of N6ras-
ka, began an inquiry in New nork
City into the affairs of the StaIdard
Oil Company, preliminary to the pros
ccution of the company under tie anti
trust law OF his State.
The one hundred and Gftietl ami
vcrsary of the incorporation II New
Ipswich, y. H.. was cclebratd by q
military and civic parade. :
Peter Leroy and Fellcite, his wife
aged cighty-six and eighty-tyo years
respectively, of OSwcgo. NJ Y, died
within two hours of each otter. They
were born IN Canada.
Mayor Capdeville, of Nev Orleans.
La. has decided to suspendHll private
watchmcn as result of the ineth-
cheney of the police force il the recent
riots.
Hiram Sharpe, white, wlo last win
ter murdered his wife, tvaS hanged
at Decatur. Ga. repeated ioses OF NOR
phine giving him the inergy with
which to meet death ga.cly.
Deputy Sheriff Louis IIeine reports
another baby nt his h(ne. loCkland.
Ohio, the seventeenth. Two girls and
seven boys are living.
Mrs DR.. Wright talcn to Watscka
from Gilman. H.. after the posses
fatal attempt to arrot her for NAL
practice. died from tie effects of her
wounds.
T II. Hlrschieid, ormer President
of the Merchants National Bank OF
Helena, Mont, was tcquitted of max
ing false reports to the Controller OF
the Currency.
Fl. c. Brinkcr. n heatricaI manager,
was killed at the Gand Hotel. in New
York City. by filling six stories
through an air shift.
The wife and sven old son "f
Samuel Sheppard of Elizabeth. w.
Va, were mysteEously slain with an
axe. There is ne clew.
General Randall. commanding troops
in Alaska. has been ordered TO send
home sick and destitute miners, 3000
liz number, fror Cape Nome.
During stoln at Havana Ill. an
electric light wire fell upon seven
horses, hitchedunder some trees, and
killed them al
Thieves stoh $1,000 worth of gold,
while It, was red hot. from the assay
office of the ay Gould cyanide plant,
at Helena. Mont.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-09-05

or office or shop or maybe at his club
or billiard table. There was time
when the wife was the husbands
slave according to the law, All the
children were his property. ARD 1t is
hard to eradicate that idea from some
mems minds in our day. Woman has
been called the weaker vessel, and
men the lords OF creation so long that
it won't obliterate. Girls. be careful to
whom you chain yourself for life. Bet
ter sew or he shop girl or type
writer or a school teacher or live with
kindred or friends and do housework
than take any risks. Marry a young
man who has good principals and good
habits, and not much money. The love
o. money is still the same old curse,
and most of the young men want to
make it by short cuts and dishonest
practices. Get money. get 1t honest
ly. IL thou canst, but at all events. get
money" is still their motto. The ca
ger. grasping pursuit OF money is the
curse of this age and generation. Hunt
ington is dead, and left his millions
behind. and his boast was that all men
were purchasab'e, and when IL was to
his interest he bought them. whether
they were legislators or congressman,
or judges of the courts. He spent mil
lions that way.
Some OF our office seekers are doing
the same thing on small scale-buy-
Ing votes-yes. buying negro votes.
The white primary dident nominate
them. and they have renigged and re-
niggered. A little whiSkey and a few
dollars will secure the darkies, and the
fear is that the white primaries will
prove failure. There are men run
ninG for office as Independents who
rely mainly on the negro vote. and
can't be elected without it, Such men
ought to have the contempt OF every
good citizen. They ought to have
contempt for themselves and
reckon they do The negro who sells
his vote is not half as depraved as the
white man who buys it. But we will
know by waiting. and II the primary
proves a failure. then let us have the
Hardwick bill or something bette:, and
may the Lord protect us from un-
principled office-seekcrs.-Bill Arp in
Atlanta Constitution.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-09-05
SAVED HIS LIFE BY HIS TEETH.
Painter Falling From Church Spirs
Catches Isops in His Mouth.

Chicago (Specian.-A. Alizewski, n
painter. saved his life by his teeth. He
had been engaged in painting the
spires of ST. Hyacinth's Polish Catho.
lie Church. The spires are 100 feet
high.
The work on one had been complct.
cd. and In gliding the cross on the
other he was tanding on small plat.
form suspended by ropes. In some
manner he became overbalanced. fall
ing backward. A rope was dangling
below the platform. which he grasped
with his teeth. Thus he hung for sew
ernl seconds. until he was able to
grasp the rope with his hands. when
lie again pulled himself to the plat
orm. He immediat"lv dnScopded from
his lofty perch. Then. realizing what
had happened. he tainted and was
taken to his home.
y physician was summoned and
found the man TO he suffering from
an internal rupture, which was no
doubt caused by his grasping the rope
between his Jaws
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-09-05
BREscl GETS LIFE SENTENCE.
Trial OF King Humborrs hssnssin Take,
Pince at Milan.

Milan. Italy By Cablc).-The trial
of Brcsci. the Anarchist who on
July 80 shot and Killed King
Humbcrt of Italy, at Monza. resulted
in his conviction. He was sentenced
to life Imprisonment An immense
crowd was present The hearing he.
gan AT nine o'clock. BreSci sat in the
dock. calm and almost indifferent. His
counsel. Signor Martclli. head of the
Milan bar. and the Anarchist writer
SignOr Mcrlno. made requests on vari
Ous grounds for an adjournment
which were refused.
The Indictment which was very
long. showed that the assassin had
practiced much at target shooting. and
that he prepared bullets so as to rem.
der them more dangerous. The wit
neSscs We're then introduced. There
were eleven for the prosecution and
five for the defense.
During the examination of Brcsci
the ASSASSIN declared that he decided
to kill King Humhert after the events
In Milan and Sicily. Ito avcnGc the
misery of the people and my own"
He added: Il acted without advice
or accomplices."
The prisoner admitted the target
practice and the preparation of buI
lets He spoke i'm low. firm voice,
and said that he fired three shots at
three yards with his revolver. Two
wooden targets were here placed on
'h" table before the Judges
y hrigadier of gendarmes. Salvatore
recapitulated the story of the assnssi.
nation of tho King. He said he saved
Brescl from the crowd, who nearly
lynchcd the assassin
The testimony of witnesses Calm
bert and Oliviers did not adduce any
new facts.
Al the close of the trial Bresci was
pronounced guilty and was sentenced
to Imprisonment for life.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-09-05
Onr Adopted Islands

Representatives of nine political par
ties In Cuba met In Havana and
drafted n dispatch to President Nc
Kinlcy regarding constitutional ques-
tions and the relations of Cuba and
the United States.
During the month of August there
were 2Oi cases of yellow fever re-
ported ut Havana, Cuba, and thirty
four deaths. Many of the cases were
very mild.
Commander Tilley. in charge of the
American portion of the Samoan ISL
ands. has issued stringent regulations
prohibiting the Importation of intoNt-
eating liquors.
All the persons accused OF compile
ity in the Havana customs frauds were
acquitted.
Governor Allen. of Porto Rico. start
cd on tour OF the interior. The object
If the trip is to learn the true condl-
tions among the natives OF the dis
tricts in which extreme poverty. Is
said TO exist.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-09-05
Newsy GIennIncs.

a celluloid collar worn by Nathan
CIausen, of Hampstead. l.. T.. couch,
nrc from cigar and terribly burned
him. ineO
Cholera is prevalent throughout Hv.
ueraDad and in Bombay, in India
Ilere are 1.6SS,oo0 persons RECEIVING
Inc tax rate of Boston. Mass. has
oeeh hXed at $14.70. as against S13 Id
iast year This is the largest rn1e
since 1880. 'e
fubllc land in Northern Ne,: Mex.
leo was withdrawn from sale. in or.
der 10 say" the cliff dwellings, from
obstruction ''
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-09-05
THE NEWS .EP!ToMIzEn7
washington'f.L-

1t was announced after n meeting
of the Cabinet that this Government
had adopted n waiting attitude in re>
gard to the situation in China.
The United States Government VIII
raise the plague quarantine against
Smyrna sixty days after the Govern
ment there officially ANNOUNCES Smyr'
ma free from bubonic plague.
1t is said that the State Department.
proposes to send all our Consuls back
to their posts in China at the earliest
possible moment.
Having reached the age limit. Pro-
fessor II. r. Todd, L. S. ~. director or
the Nautical Almanac. retired from
active scientific work pt the heal OF
the Naval Observatory
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-09-05

ed that the man who will give mercy
shall receive it.
Whenever we are willing to do good
God will see that we have a chance.
God alone knows how much heaven
loses when a young man takes his
first drink.
The scaffold OF creed may fall when
the building of Gods purpose IS cons
plete.
No man can love his neighbor as
himself until he first loves God with
his whole heart.
The higher a man gets up in spiri-
tual life the lower he is willing to go
down for Christ.
God weighs our words with on,
works.
Quick thinkers are never hasty in
speech.
timetable is not a transportation
ticket
The desired things are not always
the desirable ones.
The car OF works lies dead without
the trolley OF faith
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-09-05
PLEAFOR PEACE IN CHINA
United States and Russia Have En-
tered Into an Alliance.
REMOVAL OF TROOPS SUGGESTED
I'm a Reply to KussIa's Proposition For
ton the United States Government
Proposes Negotiations to Bring About
Feace-An Appeal to tho Powers.

Washington. ID. c. (SpeciaD. - The
United States and Russia have formed
compact for the settlement of the
existing Chinese question. The fact
of the agreement has been communi-
Gated 10 all the Powers.
If France, Italy. Germany and ia
pan agree TO the main propositions in
the Russo American agreement the
United States and Russia will imme-
diatcly withdraw their troops from
that city no foreign interests.
The main features of the oral con.
vention between Russia and America
are:
FirSt-That. although accomplished
hy force of arms. the rescue of the
Ministers and foreign residents has
hcon effected. for which purpose sole
ly the allied army seized the Chinese
capital.
SCcond-Thn Emperor KwanCsu is
the dc facto and dc jure ruler OF
China.
Third That Ii Hung Chang is the
duly accredited envoy for peace of the
Chinese Government
Fourth-Thc Powers are requested
10 cooperate with Ii Hung Chang
and his Government for the rcstora-
tion of order throughout the empire.
Fifih-That this restoration of order
and the status quo as To the open door
and the arrangement Of all proper in
drnInity can hc secured by tho accroG.
ited cuvoyS cf all the nations having
grievances against China by reason
of the recent outbreak.
SiNth-That the integrity Of the EN-.
pirc he preserved and that no territor.
ial compcnSations he demanded.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-09-05
Foreign.

Three casls of bubonic plague 1T
Glasgow. Scotland. have been taken
In charge bf the medical authorities.
Bresci, wAo killed King Humbcrt OF
Italy. has attempted suicide He shows
signs Of iIsanity.
The Ma k Lane Express. OF London.
in its we ky review of the crop situ-
alton. sa1s: THE Italian wheat har-
,est is o1cially estimated at 80. 900
quarters so 100000 quarters imports
will be required. The crops in Cen.
tral Ep'ope are up to expectation.
Russia reports an average wheat
crop"
Proslectors have discovered n noun
tain ofcopper at Howe Sound, within
thirty miles of Vancouver. 3. G.. The
ore ryhs five per cent
A gEneral advance on Kumassi. At
ricaDi Gold Coast, under Colonel Will
cockb has been ordered
Thk Daily Mail, of London. saws il
has lhe highest authority for the.asser-
tiom that Lord Roberts has already
succeeded Lord Wolseley as Com
lnnhder-in-Chief OF the British army.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-09-05
BRITISH TAKE MAcHAooooRP.,
Boerh Retire NOrthward Before the Adj
vance OF General Roberts.


London (By Cable).-Gcneral Rob
erts reports from Belfast as follows:
Buffers advance occupied Macha-
dodorp Tuesday afternoon. The enc
my made a very poor stand and re-
tired northward. followed by Dundon-
AIDS mounted troops. who could not
proceed beyond Helvetia on account
of the difficult nature of the country
ana the enemy taking up position
too strong TO be dislodged by the
mounted troops.
French continued the movement
Tuesday as far as Elandsfontcin.
from which he turned the enemy ont
with no difficulty. The latter retired
very rapidly. leaving cooked food be-
hind
General Buffers casualties were:
killed. one officer and thirteen men:
wounded. seven officers and fifty
seven men"
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-09-05
EGGS HAVE FRUlTY FLAVOR.
Forty Thousand In Boston Found to Havo
Novel Taste.

Boston (SpcciaD. - There are about
10000 eggs in the cold storage cham
berS of the Quincy Market Cold Stor-
age Company. and it has been dScov-
cred that some of them have II foreign
flavor suggestive of fruit. Whether
all are affected cannot he determined.
but even If they are the loss will not
exceed $4,000, and probably will be
much less.
Several theories are advanced to cx.
plain the cause of the flavor The
cold storage company believes that it
was because of the proximity Of The
eggs to fruit which is stored in an nd
Joining chamber. yet brick wall
varying in width from sixteen TO
twenty-four inches separates the egg
chamber from other apartments.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-09-05
BROOM CORN INJURED.
Hot Winds and Rains DO Damage ol
100000 In Illinois

Arcola, Ill. CSpcciaD.-Three hun
dred thousand dollars worth of broom
corn is rotting and worthless in the
fields of this-thc greatcst broom corn
district of the world. Profit to that
amount belonging to the farmers of
the broom corn belt has been de.
stroyed by blasting winds terrific heat
showers Of hail and Scalding rains.
Every woman who uses broom is in.
terested in the situation Brooms that
sell in Arcola for twenty-five and thir.
ty cents are Sellin" i'm the outside world
at from forty to sixty cents, price
unknown for years
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-09-05
sEARcHLIcHr BLINDS SAILORS.
Crews OF Torpedo Boats Helpless hUe
Light Was on Them

Newport. K. l. (SpeciaD.-A test was
made few days ago with the search
light OF the torpedo station upon the
crews OF the torpedo boats Morris.
Craven and Rodgers. The searchlight
was constantly thrown on the crews.
and its effect was so great that not
C-e of the members of the three crews
Vas able to assist in working his boat.
In fact, the men reported on their re-
turn that they were completely blind
ed and helpless while the light was on
them. and for some time after it's re-
moval they were unable 10 work their
boats
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-09-05
1wo Killed in a Street DusI.

\ fatal duel occurred at Belt y. NJ
David +. Baca made some remarks
about n young woman friend of Mel
quIades Baca. which the latter resent.
ed Ihe men met later. two SKIS shoot.
erS werc raised simultaueouSly, three
SHOTS from each rang out and bot,
men fell mortally wounded.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-09-05
Tampa Police to Wear shir. wo,.,.

Inc CITY Council of Tampa. Ella
mas passed resolution instructing tho
Mayor to have the entire police force
uniformed in shirt waists and straw
na'S, The men are grently pleased
at the proposed change.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-09-05
Tragic Doath of Johnstown Hero.

George II. Lingg who saved twenty
four lives at Johnstown. Penn, when
that town was devastated by a food
eleven years ago, was killed by being
thrown off train while roupding a
curve near the Calumet River. in
South Chicago. He fell under the
wheels of freight train going In the
opposite direction.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-09-05
Population of Hn.,nn

4he census OF Boston. announced nv
the Census Bureau. at Washington
IS o6o'S92, against 44S477 in 1890. This
Is an increase OF 112,41j. OF 2J.O7 per
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-09-05
Man Dies Nom x.Rnx Eneots.

According to the physician who is
sued the death certificate, the death
Of August Kittman, at st. Paul. Mimi
was due 10 burns received during an
A-ray treatment. Kittman met with
street car accident last winter. and
II is said desired to have X-ray photo
graphs taken of his injuries.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-09-05
Spain. Lost shIr READY For n.n..r.

The cruiser I;eina Mercedes the
Spanish vessel which was sunk dur.
ing the war with Spain. arrived ot
portsmouth. y. H.. from Norfolk Vo
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-09-05
RAMS HORN BLASTS.

HE man who is not
honest in his relig
ion is not to be
trusted in a horse
trade.
Religion that is
not used every day
NHn not keep
sweet
A short prayer
will get TO heaven
quicker than 4
long one.
God has promis-
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-09-05
IInpeaehlnent of AtIanta.. Ma nr ,.rnsr.a

Impeachment OF AtIanta's Ma Or ,srdered
The City Council OF Atlanta. Ga.
has ordered impeachment proceedings
against Mayor Woodward. who is nc.
cused OF gross neglect of duty.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-09-05

ihere are only twenty one vessels
ovIr 100 tons in - the siamese navy.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-09-05
Duke OF Manchester = uankrupt.

The Duke OF Manchester has been
adjudicatsG bankrupt, entaIling NJ
resignation from all his clubs Au
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1900-07-13
Embroideries.

ANY piece of embroidery in the
house for l0c yard.
The fam ,us r. Il G. Corset-.-.---S1
Summer corsets. ........-.......,..,50c up
ladies' ribbon and leather pull
lev belts FROM. .-.-..--- 2oc up
Ladies' white ehanderchiefs---5c up
Clark's 200 yard spool thread
-......-..-...-2tc spool.
No. 90 in Tatfeta ribbon--25c yd
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1900-07-13
Balbriga IAN Underwear

Men cotton 1-2 hose in fast
colorS, black & tans from l0e up.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1900-07-13
Specials.

Mems derby hats in various
shapes, standard makes SOC each,
4Oc and soc ribbons in fancy
colors as good as new~.15c yd
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1900-07-13
Wool Dress Goods.

Black Mohair, former price 55c
sale price SOC.
Black Henrietta S from.--..59c up
Black wool serge 81 in~.~..~,S5c yd
Evening shades in Henrietta 5
......... yd
White serge and Mohairs for
summer skirts. ..-~75 and Soc yd
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1900-07-13

Men 5 white collars from &c up.
Men colored collars SC each.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1900-07-13
Shoe Department.

Krlppendorf, Dittman's & Co.'S,
ladies shoes, So. 50quality for 81 /,
$3.50 quality for S1.5O.
Any pair of slippers--.--.--..---.-.-..-...Sl
Job lot of infants and children S
shoes on 81
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1900-07-13
Mems Furnishing
Goods Department.

Colored negligee shirts, drum
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1900-07-13
Mems Shoes.

All we have left of William IS
Kneeland & Co.'S, IS, Sc, and
81 shoes for S1.50 per pair.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1900-07-13
Ladies' Shirt w aists.

Colored waists from~-..-.-.5Oc up
White waists from. ......-.-.....Sl up
silk waists in S6 and 81 quail
ties to clear out S3,9S each.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1900-07-13
Notion Department.
Ladies' Hosiery.

Fast black Eifel dyed nose~~23c
Ladies black Isle ribbed hose 333
Ladies fast black cotton hose l0c
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-01

brosen by raio on the 9th; corn has
b'en seriously damaged; cotton seems to
have suffered more than during any pre-.
virus week ; leaves and frui. drying up
on tho stalk some fields still being
worked, but TOO late to do much good:
rice poor.-B 0 Evans.
Sumter-Ststeburg: Hsa. wave
culmiosted 90 the 22d with a maximum
of lOl rains we're partial aud limited
10 extent ; places two to three miles
distant have bad ouly spriukies, and
corn is parchiug where rain fell in
sufficient quantity. crops are doing fairly
we'll. but over large areas the rainfall
continues Insufficient w " Ander.
500, NJ d.
Williamsburg-Grcous: Cotton verv
much improved old corn no, 80 good !:
showers occurred over the township
which were very beneficial Young
corn. sorghum and sweet potatoes
growing nicely; peas look we'll Il E
Burken