Sharon

Sharon, Oct. 8. =At a meeting óf the farmer's club lst itt Frank Spatïard's the föllowing prefhiums were received for the best live teres of coi'h: lst D. G. Rose; $5; 2tid Wrü. BowèrS; $3; 3rd B. G. Knglish $2. -On Öatürd'ay afterriOöri the2ndinst. this town tVas visited by the worst hail 3 t ti ever Söl in tl is vicirity. The storm was preceded by thunder and lightning and some rain, thehail stohes whlch feil for about fifteetl minutes varied from the size of a bullét tö tliat of a heh's egg; some having been measured -fthich weighed two ounces and hïeasüred over nine inches in circumference. The storm came from the north but thefé beitig but a light wind the daidage was riot 08 great as migbt have beeii expeCted; tiorth ihdotvs süffered considerable damage theie being as high as sixty glass broken in one house, "UNO." SHARON, Oct. 13. One LeWis Clark liailing trom Dexter and since liatvest in the employ of D. G. Kose, took advantage of Mr. Rose's absence at Ann Arbür on Tuesday niht to rummage the house, and had succeeded in securing betwéfch $15 and $20 belonging to the otherhired Irían; a gun and amunition blonging to Mr'. Rs soh, and a small quantity of clothins,itnd on entering one of the sleeping röOttis awakened its inmates and was obligcd to make lively exit. He had f requently been up half the night claiming that he colild not sleep on account of rheumatistil Itl One of his knees, and on day riight did not ietire when the family did. A note was lëft 11 the poeketbooli from Wbich he took the money say ing he was going to the d- 1 (of which thefe is no doubt of course) and that if he evef Wanted to see him come where he was, that his nfeitt stopping place would be California, and signed T. L. Clark.