Late County Items

Jackson bean buyers have sbipped 1,000 carloads of the cereal so far this season. Elijah DarHug bas sold his farm in Augusta toTbos. Roberts for $4,000 and purchased a house and lot in Willis of Wm. D. Russell for $800. Phoenix Lodge, No. 13, F. & A. M., of Ypsilanti, has reoeived and aooepted au invitation fiom Kilwinning Lodge, of Detroit, to pay the Jatter a fraternal visit on December 6 and work the third degree. Fred A. Peters, son of George A. Peters, of Scio, and Miss Daisy Edith Stephen, of Canada, were married in New South Wales last month. The bride went from Canada to Australia for the ceremony. Mis. Byron Lafler, of Dundee, has comrnenced a $10,000 damage suit against the saloonkeeper who sold her husband Jiquor on the night he' was killed. His wagon tipped over, throwing him into a ditob. The old paper tnill at Duudee, which bas been idle for the past five years, was purchased last week by Meader & Son, of Middletou, O., and work oommenced at onoe to refit it fcr the manufacture of straw board and flour sack paper. Ann Arbor town peopleliviog in the vicinity of the Dixboro road were given a fright reoently by a wild man dressed in outlandish attire, who swore horiibly, waved his arms about and disappeared in the woods. He is undoubtedly insane.