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Helena weekly herald., 1879-01-16
Fatal Accident.

A private letter received here from Dead
wood, D. T., states that recently John w.
Corum was thrown from a wagon and re-
ceived injuries which caused his death. Mr..
Corum was for some years engaged in teach
ing school in Helena and other towns of
Montana.
Helena weekly herald., 1879-01-16

"A citizen named Burns has been missing
from Camp Baker for over week. Diligent
search had been made, but no trace had been
found, and it was feared he had frozen to
death, as he was intoxicated when last seen
at the post
Helena weekly herald., 1879-01-16

We second most heartily the suggestion of
several of our citizens for a testimonial for
Robert Casey, the plucky, heroic, mail-car-
rier, whose splendid conduct under trying
circumstances was mentionedin in these columns
yesterday. Start subscription. 1t will not
lack for generous response from the citizens
of Helena.
Helena weekly herald., 1879-01-16
The New Presbyterian Church at Ham.
iltOn.

Through the instrumentality of Rev. L. B.
Crittenden commodious, new and comfort
able church has been erected at Hamilton,
Gallatin valley, at a cost of $2,386. OF
this amount the Presbyterian Board of Church
Erection donated $500, and 1912 was do
mated by some seventy persons resident of the
county, leaving debt of only 1914. The
church will be dedicated on Sunday, the 10Th
inst. Mr. Crittenden invites evangelical min
listers of other denominations to make occa-
sional or stated appointments for preaching
in this new church.
Helena weekly herald., 1879-01-16

Now is the time to have your buggies repairednd
painted, ready for spring. Work is done cheape nd
better in winter, and the varnish has time to hann
Lowest prices for work and material See resar
advertisement in another column. d&Wtf-c6
PAYNTER, BROWN & WEISENHOR-
Helena weekly herald., 1879-01-16
BREVITIES.

Group still prevails among the Butte
children, and in several instances has proved
fatal
The Madisonian favored its patrons with
an appropriate, neatly printed carriers address
on New Years day.
-Kemit SIS and obtain the WEEKLY HER
AID for one year. NO safer or better paying
investment can be made.
Antoine Kelser committed suicide at
Butte on the evening of the 1st inst. by blow
ing his brains out with revolver.
"A larger boiler has been put into the
Butte Clipper mill in place of the first one
used, and this change makes the mill first
class throughout
The promised advance copy of the Neao
West, mailed to the HERALD address several
weeks ago, came booming along from the
railroad, reaching US safely and in good order
last night.
Mr.. w. A. Clark recently purchased the
other half interest in the Fraction Claim,
Butte district, paying $4,000 to Robt. Nc
MINI for the same. This makes Mr.. c. sole
owner of another rich silver claim.
During 1878 E. G. Maclay & Co. re-
ceived and forwarded from the terminus of
the Utah Northern railroad $500 tons of
freight for different points in Montana. Dur
ing the same period the shipments from the
Territory aggregated total of 5000 tons.
The HERALD's steam presses are turning
out q cheap" of first class commercial and
miscellaneous job work these days. In the
two essentials of quality and price the HER
AID successfully competes with the States in
book, bank, mercantile or other kinds of
printing.
The Ogden Freeman again says that
Jay Gould & Co. have purchased the Utah
and Montana stage line of Gilmer, Salisbury
& Co., and says the information came direct
from Jack Gilmer. The stock, coaches, etc.,
are to be at once turned over to the railroad
company. and fare rates reduced to compete
with the river route.
HOLIDAY GOODS!
Perfumery and
Toilet Soaps in
Great VARIETY at
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Adminissrator,s Sale.

Notice s hereby given that In pursuance Of an order or the Prof ste Court of the County of Mohave Terri tory or Arizona. made the sth day of September A. D leIS flu the matter of the estate of Samuel Todd deceased, the undersigned the Administrator of said estate, w on or after Wednesday, the ist cay of oe ooer next sell al Private Ssle upon the terms and con- diuons hereinafter mentioned and subject to the con nrnation of said Probate Court ell the right tie in- terest npd estate of the said Samuel Todd the lime of ms death, and a the right ttle and interest that the said etste has by operation of law otherwise acquired other than or in addition to that of the said samuel Todd at the time of his death, in and to the following described real estate toit: building known as the Mineral Park Store. md the lot on which the same stands situated the Westerly side of Main street. In the Vi lage of Mineral Park In said Mohave County said lot having frontage said ain strret of 5I and extending back, bearing the same width to Key stone Street; also house and lot at the Village of Chl ride, in said County, known the Todd house. situated about 90 yards outheriy from black smith shop. Also, 90 tdiyfded in the IT. dd Mine which mine is situated ,n Todd Basin, on the Todd leRe or lode in said County, and extends i4OU feet along said ledge ode anf of the width of 600 feet Bids for the purchase of said property or any part thereof be left with C. Tweed Attorney for the County Terms and conditions of sale: Any sale for bid less than $20 to be psid easa any sale for more than that sum, o7e-hah cash. the balance in yo days from the sale with security for payment thereof, approved by the Probate Judge. Deeds al the cost of the Purchsser
 L. DAVIDSON,
 Administrator Estate of samuel Todd deceased. MINERAL PARK, Sept. 18th, lsTs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-19
Fatally Shot

On Wednesday, two boys about 16 year, of age were walking on the mesa just be yond the artesian we'll, when suddenly on, oI them was struck down by a heavy bullet
 The boys were waking toward the noun tains. and the shot was fired by some un- known person in front of them. The buIIe, struck the boys leg about half way between the knee and thigh. He was taken home and his wound was skillfulIy dressed and everything done that friends and physicians could do to save, but in vain. The main artery had been severed and death resulted tie next day. The name of the unfortunate yonng man was Fernando Sameniego, n nephew of Dr. Samaniego, and a bright and prom sing boy The relatives have the deep sympathy of the community, and this should serve as warming aganist the reckless shooting of heavy bullets Tn or near the city limits.--CitZeu.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-19
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS.

Albert II. Mertes is canvassing Prescott for some ten books published by A. l.. Ban croft k Co, San Francisco, viz Stanley and other African explorers. by Headley, H. lustrated; Detectives of Europe and Amer ica, by McWalters; Life of Genl Harney, by Reayes; Life of Genl. Custer, by Whitaker The Worlds Encyclopedia of wonders and curiosities, by Platt; Creative and Sexual Science, ny o. l.. Fowler; Life of Buffalo Bill, (Ilon. W. F. Cody) an Autobiography Success and Laws of Trade, by D. R. Shafer; The Pacific Law EncycIopedia, by J. F. Cowdery, of the San Francisco Bar; What Women Should Know, a woman's book about women, by Mrs. E. B. Duffy, q wife and mother. Of these books, Mr. Mcrtes has samples with him. He is also recoiv- Ing subscriptions for large number of books on circulars. Persons desiring to see his samples and circulars may drop a card in the P. O., addressed 10 A. II. Mertcs, and he will call as direciel.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-19
WEDNESDAY,

Geo. W. Bowers and Thomas Cordis have gone out to the Verde on passeo. Mrs. J. IT. Lee is iu to-day from tho
 American ranch, visiting friendsi in Prescott Arizona stocks arc quoted as follows ir
 San Francisco: Silver King s4-50; TiptoT Henry spaulding has just completed a first class salcnn and restaurant at Smith. vile, Cherry Creek.
 ] A brewery would do well at Cherry Creek. Who is the man to take the iuiua' | tive step in starting one. The troops m fbe Department of Ari- ! isaa and New Mexico are acting in con
 iuection m the operations going on Sgalnst iAe Indians.
 The teIegraphic line to San Diego is again n working order, and We are enabled to lay before our readers, to-day, batch of late dispatches.
 Hon. T. I. Gospcr returned to-day from Cherry Creek Mining District, Smithville, | where he is interested in valuable mining FOperty.
 Hon. ~. $. Head left fur Camp Verde, | per blackboard, this forenoon. His friends, | 'Ae graDgers along the Verde, are anxioIisly
 ssaiting his arrival.
 Prescott Saw-mills arc doing a driving hasiness. Upon every thoroughfare wagons | % out loaded down with lumber for build hg and fencing purposes. X mail is much needed from Spanldings
 10 the Upper Verde vIa Cherry Creek. This
 sOuld accommodate about 200 people liv- \ Ing on the route, and on the Verde above
 Camp Apache.
 Wilber, the old freighter between Pres
 tOtt and Camp Verde, came into town to-
 eay after lumber. Wilber is building a
 Asidence for Winter use. since he has set
 aed down to granger life. 1 The San Francisco News Letter of the 18th
 ays that ''all over the United States, Ari-
 Iona properties are reS eiving marked at
 sntion. and the interest Tn them is con
 RAatly increasing" Good enough. Company F., 18th Infantry, which left Fort whipple yesterday for Fort Mojave. to ske the place of the company of the Sth
 laiAntry, now garrisoniDg that post, have s.ang and dusty tramp before them. The
 ds'ance is about l70 miles. X large number of small freight teams rrlved teddy from the end of the railroad, nth merchandise for various Prescott
 3ses. Since the completion of the rail- | load to Maricopa, the number of small fast Height teams which have been put on the road is very large, and all seem to be doing good business. Back freight from Pres Ooa ranges from i1scts. to cents per |POund.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-19

we have been out to the new ion. omithville, on Cherry Creek. for inc ,',,.
 pose'or examining the town, mines m;li, and other notable enterprises. Wo san much fhat was interesting and valu.hla = this section of Arizona, and pronoso = .' morrow, to give our readers an seronn, ', our observations. VI
 Barksdale, Gully and their clan. aresw.x ing the bloody shirt in Mississinn, ,o .,'. e-tire Democratic satisfaction. s
 ne coia-blooded murder of D1xon and .he onishsl I'm family, for no offense other 'nah mat of daring to oppose a political dynasry, IS an exhibition of n pbase es ,h1, Dloody shirt business more conpcn,al to Democratic tastes than the mskina .,
 bloody shirt" specchcs. and exnes;n, !, democratic rascaliiy.
 Arizona IS again to the front with ano,be, big sale of mines. This time tbree ;n ,ha Swlssbelm mountains have been sold to a St- Lousis company by Judge Hesson. John owlssheim, J. W. Flemminv and E. Martin Smith. M-. T. Larimiar represensts ,hs company. Ninety thousand dollars was the price paid and deposits were made win kouniz Bros, in New York. and maid through the house of H. II. Porter al Silver City, x. NJ.
 MILITARY ORDERs-A Board of survey to consist of: Major James P. Martin. As. sisfant Adjutant General.
 Flrst Lieutenant w. W. Wotherspoon. kegimental Quartermaster, Twelfth Infan. try, the only officers available, is appointed to meet at Whipple Barracks. at | o'clock a. a. m-, Monday. the 18th inst, or as soon thereafter as practicable, to examine and report upon the condition of quantity of ordnance end ordnance stores invoiced by Captain Thomas Byrne, Twelfth Infantry, to LIeutenant-Colonel R. s. La Moite, Twelfth Infantry. and 10 ascertain and re- port what deficiency eff any exists, and to Iix tile responsibility fherefnr.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-19
sum m ans.
In tho District Coart Third Ju iical District Terrtor
 of ArfzOua, County of Mohzve,
cHARLEs KAIGHIN. pI.lu,in.

CHARLES KAIGHIS, Plaintiff.
 w. fa The Blackberry Min and Mining Com. pany, B. n. Spear and Fs1I Breon,
 composing the nrm Of Breon Spsar
 T. c. Cureton. Wm. B. fsidcnour and
 samuel Crozfer, composn the firm of
 lsi ienour Crozier, L. Bashford, K.
 H. burmister and ". S. BsshsOnd.
 composing the firm of l.. llashford &
 Co, r. W. Biake, John Howell ana
 David Calm.
 Action brousn. in the District Cour, of the Thirf Judicial District, in ana for the County of Nohaxe t the Territory Of Arizoua.
 The Territory Of Arizona greeting to the Hack berry AAl and Mining Coanpaay 10. H s.,~xr nad p.n breon. composing the firm of Breon < spear. T. C Cureton. sn D. stidsnour and samuel Croxser conn posing the firm of kisaIouf and Irux,er L. HashfosI k H BnE1nistsr and wm. C. BAshf,oi composing th. nrn of bsshford Co, q. ". IIake, soha Howrl and David Calm.
 You are hereby summoned and required to sppear in an action brough; against yOa by the sisose axms-, Fainttn, tH the District Court, af the Thiri Jtrsal nsict 10 Hid fr tr County of Hahayr in the Tern. tory of AEzoDA. and answer cOfnrlssnt 1Iei 1th the Clerk f the Coar at MiDrrsi Park tn said county "a cop of which complaint accompanies this samo. within tsu1ty days exolusiye h. day of servfcel fs ihs county; put served of the county and within fortv days.
 And yu aersly no fled shsi if yos fasl . sup..r sld answer the complaint above r~qnir the pi.fp- un ~s spTy Co the Court for the refef feoaniei l, h. expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the .ssa r,,. tsict Court, this D n d<y of June. A. n. IsTa
 CALBwrlL WRfaHT. IsEALl ,aagsasgl eio,4
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-19
MARRIED. .

DALL-MEYERS-In Prescott, Arizona, September ltth, lsfy by Rev. Father Beckers, John R. Dali to Frankie Meyers, both of Phenix Arizona. JAcKs0N-NcKENNA.-4t their residence. fin Pre- eo's, Sept ioth ls79 by Judge Moves. Calvin Jack son to Miss Jane McKenna.
 bAsHfOkD-PARKER-In Prescott, Sept. i7th at the a- E. Church, South, by fkrson Gilmore, Mir. Coles sashford aud Miss Eta Parker, both of Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-19

Nine indictments were renorted ves,ey
 day morning, and it is expected that fou, or live more will bc reported this morning
 The grand jury are working from twelve to fifteen hours per day.-Tucson Star.
 We receised from Mr. c. B. Servanr; wlo came lately from Quitovaquira a pres ent of some miei de pitakaya, pleasant syr- up made from the fruit of the Saguarro cac. tus. An Intoxicating beverage as we'll as n preserve are also made from the same fruit Sentinel.
 Ex-Governor Powers came to Los Angeles yesterday from the East via the Atchison Topeka X Santa Fe Railway A transcon. nnenfal railway below the snow belt is thus rapidly becoming a fact accomplished Gov Powers says that thus corporation will eitner effect satisfactory arrangement With the Southern Pacific Company or ouiid on to tide water on the Pacific ocean even 1T two parallel railways are thus rem dered necessary.-Heraid
 HE ExcURsIoS.-MF. James Stewart. Superintendent of Gilmer, Salisbury & Co.'S stage line, informs us that should thirty or more persons register themselves immedi- ateiy at the stage office in Prescott, that he VII SO arrange as to run out large coaches "itn capacity to carry ten persons, for two or three days, the last one to reach Mari copa on the morning of the 25th, Tn time to connect with the excursion train, ana will put the fare from Prescott to Maricopa and return at $40. A round trip can be made to San Franciscob by this means at SIT. There is put little time between this and the day of departure, therefore it behooves those who nieud joining the excursion, to be up and ioing.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-19
Notice to Creditors.
xs..s. Q, HOWARD s. THOMPSON. a.s....s

Sossee is het1 given fy tAs undersigned Aassisdks to th< erp<ftu~ of. End Au Fsrnn1e having e5sisrs sxsiBsf ths ssid dectssed. C. sKhfikf them usth the neressary xo1ehers, withiE fonr afeF fe nruf pzlscsttO af fhs not3ee fie antd s niuFnaf ss ts- isx efscs ot A. V. Daxfs Nirsrai psrk No have County. ArkHeas. JOHN w. THOMPSON A ministfzior Eesae Howard $. -hnsnfeua, arneaas-s
 Pr-scrtf. 1uly ze. fsfs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-19
Assessraens Nesice.

nR0 BOSTTo COLL AND SILVER MINING CON. " psny-Boo@tioa cf Principal Fisce of Bu<inczs- ssn Sose Cailf0snia-fousti0n ef works. TiRzT Mia tng District, Yssapai Ceasfs, Ar1zons rsrrftor5.
 Nottus ts hsrshy given tha st Bstfnr of the Beard of Dlrrcors, hs on ths z of AeEazt, fs7e nsnt No sl Qf li3 esten ceuss per sh2rs <sse1 gfn the capital aock e e ooxofeti9n, ,rsyEze kne- eu F0ani4R struet Aruss< buii4iag. sss gese, cHk- foruia,
 unpAlA oS the d of October fksa vii bs aefinqo<a and napereed Cor ssis At Puie Anu<ion, snd unlr~~ psyms1t 2 inatss VI v cold co the eTWkNTr-FfFTH l21skl Brr or OCTOBER. 1873. sf fhs 0znee of tht UontSay, sa f3 o'eoek. H te rsF the assnQnsns s.ssHess together ~ifh essi os sa2rssns sad sxpass-
 wM nEexAKT, sEcnkrsar. ors7rb AschE Duiiaine. Foans.ln slr.st. sza gss>. caiif0fnls-
 ErFa. sh. is71.--td
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-19
Assaying done in allits Branches
cHARoHs roR AasAYrrc.

In the Justices Court of Mineral psrk Precrncs iH the County of Aohsye, Territory of ArinSns.
 ". q. BLAkELr, s.P. A. E. DAVIS aud ALDER RANDALL. under the afsn 9f psyfs and Randaa, Flzintffi. 8ammoas MICHAEL F0RAN. ioefesdznt. The Territory sends gretting Co MchAsl Forza deft Y0n srp hereby suEDonei to appear before nc, d my ofue Ia Minersi PaRk. the Cennfy of Hohss. oa ths 2th dsy of octo,sr fs7p. st co a'eck, H n sn sctiOu brunghf aRAin you hy sztd stnfns. snswsr tha complaint of tbs EDOve nspssd plaintiffs. said srtion is bro-Rft Co recover the ssna as One hnndrnd sud BiBetesn dollars and sssentytxo eenfs tSffs.52l upon hxiaaes of secsunt for Roods wares and errhsasiise cold snd delivered to yoa. bs.~rea tsi hF=s day of Jennasy, A. D. fHis. and fhe Ard esy of 1anaary, A. D. fs7a, judgment xln bs bs nken agznst yoa for isss szid azscznf together wih esis of this saii C ysa fs spesr and sns.>r. fe the sssrin or sny oaasssbis of ssia ceznfy, grsstlng.
 Make legal service sa6 sas return ther~sf. ofseE un&sr my hsna fhis 2sta day of Anxssf, ts7p
 wm. e. BEeAkELY,
 gustioe Of the Pc1es of ssld Prrrinrf. hinersi fark. Aassst 1sth. fsss.-tw
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-19
Notics far Publication.
I.Asp orrrrr. Pnrsoorr. A.

IAsp OFFICE. PaFscorr, A. Tl
 Sept, ieth. fs7a. Aoce ts hereiy Gi tist the faifownE ass. aesfir ~ has filed Botoe of hts intsaos to make final tr,s in support of his e~im and secure mai ery thereof aa me extirson Of tbirty the date of this notloc. va; JAMES T. BROWN. ef Yssspai County \ T., for ihe sN iA ei NE is and sS "a Of NV i and lots sd q sec twp ls oor4h rSnss ! west s-d aaass tee Following ss ks wftncsseS, via; Jame- H. bro~h t7d James N. Clay of fsvapsi eoaaty. A. T.
 wNs \. K LLY, Register. Prescott, Arizona. Sept Is, IsTs,-xs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-19
Nossce te Creaissrs.
E.s.l. ar WILLIAM rowLR. Dss.......

Esss,< of WILLIAM TowLE. Dsoe..-a. Nosse< ls hsr-by sissn iy ts undersigned kau.infs- kxrtr o1 she Esfste of txn ToNls aseeaseA ta she etsprs of, Ana an persons having claims ng4lazl fks 5scesssa fa ssh5ni tsn win sH sscssnsrx psnefeFs wtihie ssn lnoasss kf1F ts nr Yaizzna1ou of ti.is uottns, to t1s @sld tt1faist e4knr nz fe e@ af A. '. Davis. Il Mlsssal Psrs aahsvs csuny Arssoss
 SAMUEL clH1ZfEE
 AdnatEf-irsaot Estate of wm- Tsess, decesacd. xIkzzAL PAax. June tStA. is7e-3S
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-19
FARMANDsToCK
 RANGE FOR sAlEit

canlaininx a rfeh saoass srahi. lsna, .na . stoah rnnls unsurpeeeed in tks cear9. Cunsss ssrT mid sEa cslg sensOna- Ten ts a ck~aeNn vkich can be ensiy nudped had t1snted n eifSlss gti~r ceYa. pur1nK fha pse4sa asy ssEsssz. fsr ssA fro- of rsta3Sen psE
 1n aakiEsos e ths Zee rnnrs ths Eruzna x1 p<D1ee ln asssnsxy ysaF s< so vurik sf sprs, s<4 po tnasss. ~ ttfss esnts ~ oa. I ss~s p<~1z<-< naszx aas Esssus poults5 ssfrs. If yea ioskfsxfsF slssA p3ses esn and sss fL
 Price s2,oOO. sE-Fof fan s&Tsseai.z, snqnsrs ef 2. L.. FISHER GO.
 FssspOsl sssasubsr aA. is7s-s.ss.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-19

| ~@~' W V eHaS"ottt A c Persons in calling for these letters will please say advertised
 T. W. 0TIs, Postmaster. Don't forget to call at Thorne's Cabinet saloon this evening to see the great display or silver watches, gold chains, bracelets and great variety of jewelry, all to be dispos- ed Of for one dollar chance
 The Pearl Oil, NON EXPLOSIVE, guaranteed oo nire test, at Ellis stoie- j30 i2lss Dried Grapes for si. at Bowen. Knowles co Dried Neciaunes, Cherries, Plums. Ger man Prunes, and Biackberries at Ellis St"fe- al LOCATION NOTICES.-Wc have just printed and have for sale, large quantity of Mining Location Notices.
 Now s your chance buy your groceries cheap ai the closing out sale of Bowen, Knowles & Co. FoR SALE.-A Rmber : Eureka Range With cooking uteIsils and complete set of Kitchen furniture, cheap for cash a' Sept. IS. BOWEN, KNOWLES tS co. WASTED--To exchange, mule for a one horse spring wagon.
 R. X. wINDEs Mountaineers at the "Cabinet"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-22
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

The Teachers Institute bill raIsol quitn
n stir among the members OF the House
yesterday.
Mr.. PGnnybackcr sat down on Mcssrs.
Jacob and Bradford yesterday, in his
point oil order relating to bringing u mo.
ton up that had already buUn defeated By
the House.
\ telegraph read in the House Yesterday
by Mr.. Butcher irOmJ. y. Camden, states
the latter Gentlcman's surprise At the ac-
ton taken against him by the Senate, and
OF his intention to be in this city this
week.
Col. Hutton, Of the Military Committee,
says that committee ought to be furnished
with uniforms and swords.
The johnson \. Camden contempt ros.
OIution has been made the special order OF
business for Saturday at T. NJ.
The Legislature will probably adjourn
over on Friday until Monday. 4 great
many OF the members will visit the Mounds
vile pCnitentiary.
The resolution offered yesterday that
the House meet ut . \. NJ. and adjourn al
II N. will be discussed to-day.
Members are kept pretty busy mailin.
reports to their constituents
Only four committees made reports tC
the House yesterday.
When the bill To impose a tax on dog.
came up in the House Yesterday, on mo
ton to reject, Scion Shinglc stewart re
marked to his ncighbor, "Kill the dogs
but don't kill the BILL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-22
WEST ALEXANDER.
WEST ALExAXnEn. January q.

" i%Sl HLINANuElt' JHIlUuTy IL
On Friday evening last about 10 clock,
us James Alexander, undertaken of this
place, was returning from your city he was
attacked by two men on Three Mile Hill,
near the residence Of Mr.. Heed. One OF
the men struck himtwiCc, after which they
both male their escape. Mr.. a. thinks
they mistoOk him for some other per.
son, or else concluded they had waken.
Cd up the wrong chap. Mr.. A. proceeded
homcwNrlS and stopped ut Roncy's Point,
where he washed the blood from his face,
lie was only cut by one Of the licks on the
upper lip, but not seriously, although quito
sore,
At tho communion hold At the presby.
tcriUn Church on Sabbath last two were
added by certificate.
J. c. Irownlcc was chosen by the School
Directors Of this place to take charge Of
our school during the illness Of Joseph 4,
Mckee.
Our German friend Christ. Ilollman has
sold out his tin shop and fixtures to Vim
Tanner, late Of your city, who will take
possession to-day. Christ. will remain If
our borough until April LIST next. X.