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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18

Saturdaylass. by Th3mas Gsrrand,
half The particulars OF the
bloody affair, as they come to us are
very meager. 1t seems the parties had
dispute on the road short distance
from Chsmpoeg, concerning sum OF
money which, as Gerrand claimed
Hubbard owed for wood. Hubbard
declined tn pay the amount, some words
passed, and they separated, Gerrand
saying as he went 81 have -
good notion to shoot you. Afterwards,
Hubbard went into store tn Champoeg
whittier Gerrand followed him. A
the latter entered the doorway, Hubbard
said to those standing near HIM there's
man who says he's going to shoot me-
10 him Gerrand replied; 81 believe |
will do it," and Hubbara~said "Ali
right! blaze away The words had
scarcely been uttered before Gerrand
drew his pistol and fired, the shot
taking effect in Hubbard's peek, enter
on the left side aud ranging downwards
lodging in the right shoulder. A sur
geon was called and the bal! was extrac
ted. 1t is believed that Hubbard can
not long survive. In the community
where he had SO long resided, he has
enjoyed a reputation for good behavior
and peaceable disposition.
Immediately on firing the fatal shot
Gerrand fed He is now a fugitive
from justice, although it is by no means
probable that he can long elude the
officers who are on his track. The
constable of Champoeg offers reward
OF $50 for the apprehension of Ger
rand.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18

The Aldine for April opens with a marvellous
collection of beautiful illustrations, some of
which are the finest yet seen in the American
Art Journal, while all reflect great credit upon
the enterprising publishers. American scene
ry, as Neutrality-suspicious. striking feature Of
fhis number of the Aldine. J. d: Woodward
contributes a tender and beautiful full page
sprng-time view, which is printed in tints, and
has all the fneness of steel engraving, the
block coming from thu hands of C. Maurand,
the eminent engraver. Subscription price, S5.
including chromos The East" and THE West
James Sutton & Co., publishers, 5s Maiden
Lane, New York City.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18
Administrators sale.

In the matter OF the Estate Of John W Lig-
gett deceased, County Court of Polk Cou ITy,
Oregon, March 81 1914.
NOW on THIS DAY COMES ON TO BE
~ heard the petition of Il NJ Montgomery
administrator ot the estate OF John w LigCctt
deceased, asking for order TO sell the Real
Estate uf said decca sed situate iu Polk County
aforesaid, aud described As follows to wit:
t,g enajut az tna North West Corner of the
.stut4 R1tf III yaa ,o0ta halt ut the North halt
a1e iJos tt.sH t.4..t t5Ittu ~ tu3l a Joues.
y u. No ~u5a .sst etta4 ~ % m I q 9 > X Is
and claim No % i i . : IL W If the william
ettc Meridian, ruu.lug tbaaco North "a he
North Vest Corner OF said Clam thence l. Isl to
the Laat line ot said claim. thence in Southcr-
" direction .glth said East limo and the mean
ieriugs thereof to ~ point due East OF the
hegiDuing poiat, thence West to the rlace oi
beginning, containing Two Hundred acres
more or less; aud 1t appearing to the Court
that due and legal notice had been given as
by law required t. all persons Interested and
the nc vt OF ain OF said deceased; aud il further
appearing that it is necessary to sell the said
real estate to pay the debts of said deceased
and the expenses of administration; and it fur
thcr appearing that thoro is not sufficient per-
sonal property to satisfy the debts of said
Diseased, aad that there is a large amount OF
doOts against sa,d estate unpaid after dispusng Z
OF ali the personal property. and no person
appearing to make object yus to the sale OF
SAID real estate Tor the purpose of paying the
debts oi said deceased: Ii is therefore, decroed
aud aljudged that the said real estate above
described be spld by said administrator to
pay tbs debts. for sold coin in hand. ON
SAItfHt3 ~. THE
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18

The chronological Journal and Life Illus
trated. For the faithful presentation of old
and new truths IN pleasant form, we must
commend the veteran monthly. The April
number blossoms with an attractive variety.
We have it ina Portrait and Sketch of Mr..
Cleaveland Able, of the Signal Bureau, uni
versally known as Probabilities :" an Ar
alytical Paper on the Causes of Vice and
remedy A Sketch of the eminent Authoress
Madame Schwartz, and fine Portrait; Heads
Hats and Character, hits of SOM, Of the pco
pie we meet, both in its text and illus tratous
Terms $30 year. 80 cents number. Ad-
dress S. r. WELLS. New York
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18

\ N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
H. the County Court for Polk County, Oregon,
made and entered April 4, 1874, authorizing
me to sell the following described lands be-
longing to the estate of Lewis Casteel deceased
TO wit commencing at a post w. of
the late II Piggs Donation Land
Claim, thence " 60 chs to apost, thepco S 40
chs to a post, thence Il 90 chs, to a post, thence
N 10 chs Also q tract in the N II corner of q
o Burnetts Donation Claim, commencing at
Tn II corner oi the same running thence w
IA 50 chs to post, thence Ii 33 chs to II
pts ,taence Il IA 33 chs to pos, thence chs,
all in L 5 RI OF w Willamette Meridian. said
County l will sell the same at public outcry at
the Court House doc rim said county, on SatGr-
day. the 10Th day of May 1874. ut o'clock
A NJ to tho highest bidder for cash in hand
April Ii, 1874 j N Casteel,
Executor Of the estate ofaz>Casteel
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18

JUsT AS WE SAID.-We don't claim to be a
prophet yet we are generally right in our local
items. Our readers will remember our many
cautions against the shoddy peddlers and the
events Of the last few days show their correct
ness. Mr.. Joshua Mcdaniel one of our oldest
and most respectable citizens was by some
means induced to buy a $l40 package from
the dead beats and on discovering their utter
worthessness did not want the goods at any
price. After hard work he succeeded In dis
posing of them to w. H. Teal for $3.50 on
seven months time~ Josh thinks he got out
well in only losing $40 ou the trade.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18

Cur An EYE TooTH.-A young man, whose
business requires him 10 ask a good many
questions, stepped into q milliner shop of this
place the other day, and seeing an article that
somewhat resembled healthy pin cushion. made
some inquiry about whether the proprietress
had received patent on II or not, perfectly
legitimate question, when, judge of the
youths astonishmept, she replied, La that is a
part of Miss- dress. That boy has grcwn
un hearable in his concet thinks he knows
something that no one else does.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18
independent Candidate

At the solicitation of many friends T'takc
this method OF publicly announcing myself an
Independent candidate for the Office Of Clerk
IF Polk county. Subject to the will of the
voters OF said county and enunciate the fol
lowing platform
lst Rotation in Office
"a Any officers committing fraua while
holding office should disqualify him from ever
holding office in county or State
Sd Uneompromisingly opposed to the State
pureha sing the Locks
REUBEN DOTY
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18
GREAT FIRE AT JACKSONVILLE

jacksonville. April ia fire brokc
out in this town this morning at about
4 O'Clock. 1t originated near the
southeast corner OF Oregon and Califor
MA streets, in row of old frame bull,
dings, and soon got beyond control
Although no wind was blowing, the
dry lumber blazed so high and the
flames spread So rapidly that nothing
could be done to check the conf gra.
ton till it had spread across to houses
Of like character on the north side Of
the street Part Of two blocks, embrac
ing some brick buildings. are consumed
all business houses and the heart OF
the town The following is list of
the losers and the amount of losses as
far as can now be obtained Walters
saloon, fixtures, personal effects, $4,000
Kreutzers S bakery aud stock, 1900
e. Jacobs, goods, -four, etc, 500 ];
Cohp, clothing, dry goods, $4,000 ;
Drum, groceries, etc, 500 VIM Boy.
er, grocer, about $4,000; Sehumpf
barber shop and fixtures, $500; a
Fisher u Bro, general merchandise
and building, $4,000; Judge 4 Nu,
nap, saddlers, $4,000; Solomon, gener
al merchandise, $4,000, LapgeIl, build
ings, shoemaker's stock, 500; Pope,
saloon and stock, $500; Coleman build
ings, about 81, 900 Ben. Sachs, notion
and varieties, $500; Wet Schultz buiId
iDgs, about $4,000; McManus T.
Owen buildings, 81, 800 John Bilger
damage to building, $500; David Linn
damage to buildings, $4,000; C. C.
Beekman damage by removal, $3.50; 2
j. Ryan, building destroyed, $1,000;
amounting, to S59,550.. Probably
there were sufficient other losses
not now ascertained, to swell the
grand total to between sixty thousand
and sixty five thousand dollars.
Of this there IS only known to have
been insured: A. Fisher and Bro. ;,
SIC, 900; Judge and Nunan, fully insar-
ed, $4,000; j.. Solomon, SO, 900 Cole
mon, $500; Ben. SACHS $500, fully
ins lred John Orth, $500, fully
insured; John Bigler, $500, ful y
insured making total insurance of
Si7,O 900, and cutting the probable actual
loss, to $4,000. The majority OF the
losers were retail dealers, who have lost
everything
The fire is supposed to have been the
wor of incendiaries, and two men,
Albert johnson, mulatto, and young
" hite fellow named John Ledox, were
arrested and put in Jail, but were after
wards discharged as nothing could be
found against them.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Sllas I. Riggs was appointed Executor Of
the estate of Jane Riggs decd at the April
term of the County Court for Polk Couaty
Oregon. All persons havihg claims or de-
marfls against said estate are hereby notified
to present them to the undersigned at his
residence near Salt Creek in said county, or to
L. vinyard Attorney for said Estate within
SIX months from the date hereof
SILAS RIGGS.
Executor
J.. vinyarI Atty for Estate. AIS 1871 4w
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18
SUM VH DES.

In she Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
far the County Of Polk,
T. MeF Patton Plf.. VS.
Stephen Hill and Mary Suit to f reclose
J. Hill his wife, Defts. Mortgagej
To Stephen Hill aud Mary J. Hill. said Dcfts. /
III the name of the State Of Oregon you are
complaint filed against you in le above entitled
MAY, A. ID 1874, and il you fail so to answec
Court for the relief demanded in said compai
by you TO the plaintiff on I remises being No.
tfcaiion No 277, and lying in Sections | I and
Is in Township South Range West of VIII
iamette Meridian. containing $50 acres, situ-
tJe in Polk County, Oregon, dated on The 18th
day oi September, 1871, to secure said pl aim
tiff he payment of "a note Tor Two TAou3and
dollars and interest given by you to Plain tii
and tor a sale Of said premises as by law in
such case provided, for the payment FROM the
proceeds OF such sale, of the sum due on said
note, and one hundred dollars attorneys fee
incurred in this suit and the costs and disbnrse
taenta of this cause.
And you hereby notified that Hon. B. F..
Banham, Judge 81 sad Court, on the 26th day
u March, ID 1874. made an order directing
thikt service OF summons on you in this case be
| made by publication OF this summons once a
week fof -iN cohsecu i've weeks in the Liberal
REPuEIa'tS newspaper published ut Dallas,
| Polk Co AZ, Oregon. TlLMoY FoRD.
MHlaw6 Atty for plf
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18

Mr.. Henry Ellis. 1.-THE smratest man in the
State" intends to take the stump for the best
men o n the tickets. Those candidates not
knowing themselves to be the best men may as
well prepare to go up Salt river. Ellis Gays be
10 going to vote his precinct for Duty for
clerk, so Doty's friends are sanguine.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18

RAIss s M sHREVE HAS REMOVED
IVM her dress making establishment to main
Steeet one door north OF Smith Crystals
blacksmith shop where she is prepared to do
all work in that line. in the latest and most
fashionable styles.
She also has Dress TRIMMINGS
Innings
BUTTONS
GLOVES
HANDKERCHIEF
SILK THREADS etc, etc
vhich are offered very low for cssh
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18
MISUNDERSTANDING NoFlCEl

NM HEREAS 0 DANIELS ADMINS
w tratrix of the Estate A Daniels qas
ceased, has flied her account for final settles
ment oI said estate Notice is hereby gyun
that Monday the 4th day ot May, 1871 is set
for hearing objections to said account before
me at my Office in the Court House at Dai!as
in said county, at tue hour Of lD o'clock A N
ON said day.
X p BOISE, j II M,ta,
Atty ACoun Judge
Mar23WJ
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18
Tht 4iberal AepubIitau
DALLAS SATURDAY, APRIL Is
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS
MAIL DIRECTORY.

Dallas to Salem via Dixie and Eola. Six
times week hour of arrival p. NJ, hour of
departure AN.
Dallas to Alsea via Bridgeport, Lewisville,
Luchiamute, Kingsvalley and Rhilapoth. Hour
Garrival Sat. P N; Hour Of departure Tues
lay SAM.
Dallas to Grand Ronde, Mondays. Hour
arrival IL NJ; Hour Of departure p n.
Daily, west side, passes Dallas South Q A NJ,
North 2P with some variation.
The. Salem Mail generally leaves little
ahead of time. G.. w. HOBART
Postmaster Dallas.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18
nssth DAY oE APRIL. 1871,

Mt 10 O'Clock NJ. at the Court House door in
Dallas, Polk County, Oregon, ut public auc-
lion to the highest bidler, and that copy of
this order be published FOR four successive weeks
in the Liberal REPUBLICAN at Dallas, in said
county.
Hy order of IL Myer. County Judge
Now by virtue of the above decree, 1 will
proceed to sell id real estate at the above
named time a. d place to the highest bidder for
cash in hand, III old coin
JNo j DAILY, Il II MoNrGoaERY,
Atty for Estate A1m mist ator
Ma 2Sw4
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18
ADMIsIsT RAToR.s SALE.

ATTHE LATE RESIDENCE OF TH0M-
"a AS HART deceased, near Bridgeport in
Polk County Oregon, on the aith day of April
IS74 | will sell the personal property of said
estate, consisting Of fine lot Of Cattle, Horses,
and Hogs a Mower, Header, and other
farming tools and property.
Terms All sums under ten dollars, eash
down all sums over, eight months credit,
coin-notes with approved security.
John r. HART,
Administrator.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18
~ TssECOUNTY COU zsT
O7spOLsS COUNTY
STATE OF OREGON.

Tn tho matter of the Estate Of iLewis Casteei
deceased.
lI the name of the State Of Oregon
roJerusba Raner, lane SANDERS, Marcns,
Ina. Levina aud Charlas Sandcrs.J \ Ca.tee'
lewis. Charles. Harvey, Alta and h@ma
Ca.teet minor heirs hy their Guardian
Castael Heirs, lcgatees and\ other persons
interested in the said Estate Application
bavinsr been male IT, this Court by Casteel
Administrator of said Estate, IA sell The raei
estate belonging to said estate. described ~
follows tn wit: Commencing at post west
of the late Piggs donation claim. thence
" 90 chains to post thence ~ ems 70 post
thence + 90 chs 10 post thence \ ~ cha'ns.
Also a traft in the y r Corner ofG o Bnrnetts
dnnatisn claim, commencing at the u corner
said Burnett's claim running thence li.'.'
chs e. post thence S 1883 chs 10 post
thence T. ( 81 chs 10 posi- thence y l'.''t
chains both parcels Of laad situated IN Sala
Polk County I & Of X W of tie William
cite meridian, for the purpose OF payiR~
claims against said Estate, end because saIa
lands cannot be divided without probable injury
10 the samc-Now therefore you are hereby
ordered and cited by the courtto appear IN The
said Court al tse Court House at Dallas on the
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18

New MILLINERY GooDs.-Mrs r. F. EicH
OILS has returned from Portland with a fne lot
of dress goods, hats, fancy goods etc. Mrs
Nichols was at the opening of spring
goods in Portland and had first selection which
accounts for the nice assortment she has.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18
administrators Notice

50
NNT hereas Iesse c. Chitwood administrator
w OF the estate Of Mary Chitwood deceased
has filed his account for final settlement Of said
estate Notice is hereby given that Monday
the Il day of March, 1874 is set for hearing
objections 10 said account before me at my
Office in the Court House, at Dallas, in said
c ounty, a. the hour Of 10 o'clock A. NJ onsaid
day j. II. MYER
q. W. LAWSON Atty. County Judge.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18
CHUhC4 DIRECaORY

VI. Z. CHuRcH.-Services on the2th Sabbath
IN each month at II O'Clock A. M. and P. Nj.
Rabbath school every Sunday at A. NJ.
Fayer meeting every Thursday evening. Rev
James. Pastor,
M. IL. CHURCH SoUTH.-Services on the 1st
Sabbath of each month at IL A. M. Rev. G..
.Goucher, Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH Services on the Sd Sab.
bath of each month at ] A. M. Rev. p.
Aoim an, Pastor.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18
MURDER CHAMPOEGs

From passengers by yesterday after
Moons train, we learn that Thomas
Hubbard, an old Oregonian, and for
many years a resident of Champoeg.
was shot andmortally wounded on
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18

Quite number of country schools begun
last Monday. We understand that teachers
are quite SCARCE IN some parts of the county.
The rigorous examinations for teachers is
having'a good effect
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18

Our citizens never gamble but know of
good many suits of clothes being promised to
certain person in this town on the event Of
certain persons being elected.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18

The unsettled weather has delayed farmers
getting in their grain ths ring. Some have
beens delayed for the want of Fitriol for their
wheat. There was not foF some time any Of
lhat article either in this place or Salem
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18
DIsSoL UTYON or PARTNERSHIP.

Notice is hereby given that the copartner-
ship heretofore existing between Drs Sites
and G Grabbs this iIv dissolved by m u-
tual consent All persons knowing them
selves indebted to us are respectfully reques-
ted to call at our Office and settle immed lately
Dated at Dallas this 18th day of March 1877
Sites Grub5s.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18

There has been good many flying squirrels
killed upon the Luckiamute since the first inst
so q gentleman told qs-but that is most too
shin.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18

RETURNED Mr. John Scott has returned
from Eastern Oregon. On account Of the high
price of sheep, we understand he intends to
stock his ranch with cattle
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18
AsSLssOR'S NOTICE TO FAX
PAYERS.

z HEHEBY GIVE NOTICE THAT WILL
B be in attendance in the several precincts o.
Polk County, al the times and places following,
or the purp .se Of receiving lists Of asssssabc
property. for tue year 1874, Of taxpayers Of
said county.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18

Our jolly mail carrier Billy sackett has
retired from the Alsea line and taken an
*ageAcy' that viii require most Of his time at
AIsea till the 18th ofJuiy
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18

At the hour of 10 o oelock 4 Of said day 10
show cause if any you have why the said
application to sell said lands shall not be gran
ted
By order Of the Court
In testimony whereof | have hegrunto set
my hand aud affixed the seal Of said Court
this 9th day of Feb 1874
d J HOLMES.
M74w Clerk
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18

For the very pest photographs go to Brad
sy d. Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS
3g ASl1HD IN The llLNA1 CR,
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18

BASE BALL-The young men of Dallas will
meet at the ball ground near the Academy,
to-day for the purpose of organizing Base
Ball Club
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18

All tax payers arc required to meet me AT
the time and places above appointed, with
iists of their property filled out. aud failure To
do so,wil COMPEL me to proceed against them at
once, as required hy law.
H. c. MeTIMM0NDS
Aiw4 Assessor, Polk County, Ogn
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1874-04-18

A Starr fell last Sunday. 1t was not verV
brilliant one, but enough to attract notice.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1874-04-04
Personal.

Col. J. NJ. Toole, of Knoxville, was
in town yesterday.
Mr.. J. G. Cox. Of Louisville, Tenn,
called to see us Thursday.
Major Will A. McTeer left for
Chattanooga Thursday morning, to
attend the Presbyt4rian Synod aow
in session in that city.
Prof. S. y. Sharp left Thursday
for Rogcrsviile, Tenn, to- spend a
few days among Lis Christian friends
of that locality.
Mr.. w. NJ. Steel, of Midlle Settle.
ments, gave u n call Tuesday. He
informs us that TIE peach crop in his
locality was not seriously injured BIZ
the recent frosts.
Friends Cyrus Horton and Dayton
r Hodson, Of West Newton, Marion
county, Indiana, arrived in this place
Monday, and gave MS pleasant call,
n company with Friend jeremiah
Grinnell, on Tuesday. Messrs Hor-
ton and Hodson are looking around
with view of settling here They
are vol pleased with our section.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1874-04-04
BOld Robbery.

VIM. Van Wagner, a boy fifteen
years of age, from Elmira, n. Y, has
for sometime past benin the employ
of Capt 10. NJ. Greer, of this place.
Last Sunday morning while the fami.
ly were at church The boy stole Mrs.
Greer's pocket book, containing So
in gold, broke into the children's
'bank and took the money it con-
tained--supposed to be about SO in
silver and 81 in currency took pair
of Pants belonging to young man,
packed them into Capt. oreer's sad
dlebags, then went to Sheriff j. p.
EdmondsOn's stable and mounted his
horse and set out for Knoxville.
where he arrived about 9 O'Clock, D.
m. He put mp the horse at Thomp-
sons livery stable, saying that the
Sheriff would call for the animal and
pay charges. Acting in suspicious
manner he attracted the attention Of
officer Dempsey, who arrested him.
Returning from church, Wagoner's
absence was noticed by the family,
and his depredstions shortly alters
wards discovered, wbereupon two
parties--one on horseback and the
other ON a hand car-started on his
trail, reaching Knoxville a short time
after he had arrived, recovering the
stolen property, and bringing him
back to Maryville and lodging him in
iail
The boy was evidently aiming to
get away from this section-perhaps
to 60 homeland took the money to
bear his expenses. When arrested
he said : at he was advised to do as
lie did by another boy in Knoxville {;
but subsequent ev nts modify this
statement.
On last Saturday this Same boy
m )rnted Mr. H MSteele's fine hors +,
which was hitched down town, ana
made off with him. When few
miles from town, the horse threw the
boy, and a gentleman coming along,
who knew the horse, made the boy
bring him back to town.
A few weeks ago Capt. Greer took
charge of this boy because of his
forlorn and friendless condition and
he would have furnished him the
money to have carried him home
rather than these circumstances
should have occurred.