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NOTICE.
TO TIL: BEAvERIlEAD PUBLIC,

The ca. partnership now existing between The nr'
dersigncd, under the firm name OF Tr.,sk 4 Grave.
ut the towns OF Iinnrck and Dillon, in the County
tinn ON October ,st 1881, by which date the h."~
accounts Of the firm and all accounts due mus, l."
settled up. Having been engaged for Il number {
customers timely notice Of the approaching iss"'r-
ton ut "r firm that settlement ri all accounts
he eftectcd by that time. Thanking our many trc''':
and customers Tor the liberal patronage eNtsns!
ed us during years Of business, hope they wia
respond t" this notice promptly that we may hc en-.
TRASH Il GRAVES.
In order To reduce our stock offer spec j |
Inducements to cash BUYERS. Is
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Stra,yed

FROM DILLON about the ..nd Of August, on
surre! horse, branded Oh left shoulder and s,li,ru
block IN .hi shoulder.
ON .':v horse branded square block on right
should.
One si;k gray horse, branded square block q,
right -l.n,..,er.
he horses will weigh about COO each.
y reward of IS p>r head will he paid for rcturti
at The horses to ~ $, Rte stable Dillon. NJ. Il.
t5l--s5j JOHN HRANDES.
Nirunin CITY. ~ L
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Notice Of Dissolution.

wHEREAS my late partner W. Z. Howell. +
W the firm Of Blancctt e. Howell, duir.,
business At the town nf Mclros,, Nlon,n:,
unaccnuntably disappeared som. two weeks az,
and has not reported his whereabouts, this thcrcto."
an! will not hc responsible for amy debts contract. /
by him.
The Fruit and Restaurant business vii! he carried
on at the old stand in Mclsosc bv myself alone.
Sept ist, 1891. II. $. Rlancett.
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NOTICE..

As ann closing up my Mercantile bust,
ness at this place with il view to running
the same to Butte, all persons having ac-
connts at my store are requested to call and
settle the same before October Ist. NV
store, warehouse. ect, are for sale or rent.
CHARLES SIHLEsyNGER.
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Sealed Proposals.

Sailed proposals for the care. support and main
County, NJ. r., capita, by the week Tor the term
OF on: year. to wit: from the ,st Monday in Decem
her, \. d. 1851. until the ist Monday m December.
\. H. 1889, will hc received by the Clerk Of the
hoard of County Commissioners until the goth dav
of November, 1881; said proposals to include and
ing the said sick, poor and infrir', and all burial
pciscs thereof.
A. r. t;RAlsTER
Dated, Dillon. NJ. T.. Clerk Of the Beard ot
Oct TO- 1851. [5s-5ol County Commissioners.
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n n tG:; 'lrnisl,ct! Irrr with full !n>tInrtfrt~
n for C,.i,,'inr tis most rrunlnhs tNi>':'. =
W i " that any n.,,. rin engage in. The ::-.1,
is 50 easy To learn, and our instructions ai'
us simple and plain, that any make ~.
profits from the VERY start. No can fail Who
willing To work. Women successful a> II" ~
boys and girls can earn large sums MANY have mae
at the business one hundred dollars in Il sin"
week. Nothing like il ever known before. All WHO
engage are surprised at the AMI rlpidty with
which they are able t" make money. iuu can eng';'
in thi. business during your spare nr At yr i, profit
40" Il" mol have I" invest capital in il. We take :
er risk. Those h" n,, ready money, should W.T.
hf' 1t All Furnished nee. .Addrr>> rktE
g. 's.,>t.. N.nr.
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.fO7ICE or FINAL E.NTR1.
IINIrEn MATES L AN OEEI.E 1


HELENA, NJ. T., Sept ~, 1881. i
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ following named settler has filed notice u. his
intention to make final proof in support "t his
claim. and that said prt will he ",''y 'c'"rs ~ f.
t;r,ctcr. Probate Judge of Beaver Head County,
Dillon, NJ. r., on Tuesday, November !, 1881, viz:
John H. Ku,rk Of Beaver Head County. NJ. r.. pre-
smp.i." p $: Ne: ~, Tor The y at Ne x:
RIW.
lie names the following witncs is to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land, VIZ: James Colsou. William lsrackcn. Wilbur
Snyder and Frank Covnc. all OF Dillon, Beaver Head
Co., Montana.
,.-,6 ]. II. Nor, Register.
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Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing between d.:
J, II. BRYANT and Charles Morton. under the fra.
name Of bryant Il Morton, in the Dillon Drug Store
is this dav dissolved nv mutual consent: Dr ] 6
i,r,.nt bcn. sole proprietor. PAWN. all cl;r>
receiving ii! debts due III, late firm of BRYANT \
Morton. J. u HkfANT. MID.
Dillon. Sept, 18TH. 1881. ISL
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n e Outfit sent tree to those who wish To cnsi;
X in the most pleasant and Prs'titahlc h's>i">
I'D " known. Everything new. Capital not t.
CURED. We will furnish w" everything. :
a day and upwards is easily mad, wth,,;l .Nna
away from home night. M risk mh.t.vs,
MANY workers wanted at once. Many ar,' mai
ing fortunes at the business. Ladies' MAKE n
men, and young boys and girls make sr.s' ':',
No who is willing 10 wusk fails to make
money every day than can be made in eek 1t an
ordinary employment. Those who engage ~ once vi!
'd short Tnad to fortune. Address II. HALF 81
Co, Portland, Maine.
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StI'a

THE following described horses may he tour.i
o., III. Hirch ti,>n range. by calling me, but Ia
which viii! not I've responsible.
One large gray horse brand q X on left shoulder.
One sor,,i horse. years odd, brand circle ;, bald
with lr,r und .rnca!, ON lei, tli.h. One small ,.y
three ,e,r.od coli, brand II on lett shoulder. Ono
small bay horse. Ii-,l- springhalt, hran, II 6 81,
left sioulucr. \. BARRIER.
Birch Crs,
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N OTIOE.

Having sold my blacks NTH shop in Dillon AM
Mvrne, Montana, and my tools, stock in trade an!
accounts 10 4. NJ. Wade Il Co., hereby notify ~
parties indebted tn me to pay said accounts to saF
T.. NJ. Wade l. Co.
WILLIAM Il. TAYLOR.
October 10. 1889.
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, Notice Of Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing lr,w.cn III
hr,n name. ot Savage Bouiton, is this day dissolve
by mutual consent. Mr.. Savage assuming ali leM
and collecting all accounts of the firm.
&. II. SAVAGE,
RoBI. llolL yO>.
Argentl, NJ. T.. Sept. N, 1851. (S'
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StrAyed or Stolen.

One hav horse, tive wears old good size. l;"hE
,uilt and ivgyy. branded II ON right shoulder.
S.5 viii paid for hi, return To us, ar 500.
Tor information that will lead to his recovery.
Hall n ilardcstv,
Sheridan. NJ. r., Sep. IS, 1881. S;,
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Estray.

Car,e to nv rancli in Octoher, 1870. a,u ha,..1.
mare. tour years old, branded the >l,u,,.a,,
will, the lr.t,xl J. The nwut can hivr in, sam,
by proving property and paving charges.
frinriS Crane,
Sheridan, Madison CO. NJ. r., Sept. 81, 1874. a.,
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LETT TER LIST.

List oflctters remaining in the Post Office
at Dillon, Beaver Head Co., Montana, for the
week ending Oct. 18th, 1851, which, ii
not called for IL. 80 da;s will Dc sent to the
' Dead liter Office.
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ORES BOUGHT.

Thc 1l.cia Consolidated Mining Company. WI
buy Cold Silver and Lead Ore al the best n,trh.
prIres Send for Pr.cc List.
Assays made at reasonable rates.
ii. t,NIrP..NnERti, Gen, Nan.
Glendale, Montana
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TAKEN UP.
$1,000 REWARDi

---.--tN D---.
- One roam horse colt, black
n,inc and tail, four years old.
~ branded on len s,it,,.
- s.raved two years ago.
Onc black ar brown horse col. five wears old
branded - lttt sihe, white spot on II sid. vi
neck. Will pay the above reward Tor an, iniur,n,
ton that z It ritaer ri the colts.
\. N.Momc.
Twin Bridges, Sept. 18th. 1881. ,S-,.#.
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BORN.

RuSnELL.--At Waterloo, Madison Co.
Montana, Oct. .6.h, 1881 to Mr.. and Mrs,
q. a. Rundell, daughter.
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DIED.

MILLER.--At Point Of Rocks, Beaver Head
County, Montana, ON Sunday, Octohcr
csrd, 1881, Joseph Miller aged about 90
years.
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knowlton Edward: q
keener 4 L
Lowe Louis 4
Lowe CT
l.insey Geo
Latham Il Smith
Miller John w /,
Miller Eugene
McGork John
,Masble John Jr
Morsson NJ
Mcdowell Robl NJ
Mclean Mrs Maggie
McComh & 4.
Millig. n Harry T.
Olesen Louis
Peterson John
Peterson Frank
Patterson w L
Rhowes NJ
Rice II
Robinson Ort F
Richardson Chas \
Runsey Geo B
SaNton Rcubin i:
SIa,le Maria 3
Sl"nart & Copaase
Singleton 4 +
Shannon H W
Sandcrson Geo \
Sensney Eli
ralmadsc n NJ
nOtll:1S EuWl!u /.
Thopsnn II Il
Thurman T. NJ
farrell Z NJ
Wardr,p VIM !
Walker NJ |.
III John
r any Of the above let
advertised"
NJ h. WARREN.
Postmaster.
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Pha.tOgraDlls.

Don't fail to call at the Photo. Studio
when in Sheridan and have your picture
taken in the highest style of the art,
few days only.
]. H. NEsBlTT.
Artist
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NAILS.

The mails close 1T 10 O'Clock u. m, an.
! o'clock y. III.
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$50
Just Received.

Al Dillon Drug store.
\ large and complete stock OF pcrtumery
and fancy articles. will sell at cost price. to
make room for new goods. Cali at once and
make your purchases for the Holidays
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STRAYElD.
Sy1 Rev ,lI'll.

MIL S!r.ve.l from CT! M,a!. Beaver
AE&AAA Head County, hiv u ny.
branded y TN let hip has SAID. III RS. tn,
bay work l"m>c, brand Pr IN RIGHT tore leg
Tine het,, set black. ivan led : i f hip. >,,n Il
viii star in forehead. Win pay the above reward
for their delivery, or 4 liberal reward for amy intur
nation that will lead to til, ir r,e.n.ry.
i3s- GEO. ". PERKINS,.
- TAKEN CP.
49, Can,c on my Range about
sept. goth, one black horse
~-~nN ,ot white hind feet right
40 - forcftnt white, smG, star u,
to. ,hc:,.i, dim brand on lett hip.
One last springs nrtrc colt, h,y white hind IL.
brand. The oAnars are icques c, tn prove
property r,v charges and take tn. .,..,n Is IVY
I. II. Hamilton.
Horse lr .iric. Oct. s5,h. 1881.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,

Notice is her5y given that have ,hi.
day sold my entire Furniture business to
+. Glcncross. who will resume business at
my old stand, where YOU can buy any.
thing in the furniture line, at as low price,
as anywhere else in the territory, thanking
my old customers for their liberal patron
age solicit a continuance OF the same with
my successor.
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amer says, VINO commits suicide every
time the barometer changes, and phvsi.
clan states that his patience and stomach.
pump are quite worn out.
The Hasenwinklc Dramatic Company
upon their appearance here last Friday and
Saturday evenings gave entire Satisfaction
and played 10 good houses. Miss Stephanv
is all that she claims to be as an emotional
actress Ella Viola Salisbury in the Soml,,titc
parts is simply immense, and their leading
comedian is the best who ever appeared in
the Territory.
We have placed upon our list of ex-
changes the Pitkin (Colorado Mining
News. Unlike most papers which style
| themselves News, this one is ncwsy, in
every sense OF the word. Devoted to the
, interests Of the prospecting town OF Pitkin
in particular, and Colorado in general, it i
sheet which must prosper, though now
hut baby in swaddling clothes, We prop,
csy for it a good old age.
BY the Yellowstone Journal We see thai
Miles City has a female barkcelrr. lie,
stock OF liquors and cigars is all her own
She is Il Miss, but no partner is desired. \
dancing room is in connected with the cs
Establishment: Miss u furnishing music upo,
her magnificent piano. With the dispense
ton OF, liquors and cigars and playing ulo,
her piano it must keep Kitty alm,.ht,
busy, but we'll wager she finds time TO til
the boys an occasional wink.
An excursion rs being planned from
Dillon, Silver Bow. Helena. Virginia Civ
Deer Lodge and Butte to Omaha and return
Tickets goo for u, DAYS: not transferable
Yer Bow, Sos; Helena, $lcs: Virginia CITY
| 4 r<1.r R,,ts
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-01-12

lISU cara 1aa,dm,da, fa vi harmed hemba-
ra var tacksamhet for ALT det fortroende
som blifvit oss bevisadt under det forfut-
ma aret och for delta ar villa vi harmed
innesluta oss ivara arade landsmans val
villiga hagkomst, SAINT inbjuda vi ala
Skandinaver fran mar och fjerran att bese
vart stora smakfulla, och billiga lager, al
ALT hvad till en- val sorterad Kladeshan.
del horer. Glom 81 att helsa pa hos
Croonquist, Peterson g. 60. 129 East
Seventh st. st. Paul MINI. -, /.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-01-12
stor forsaljning If Dry Goods

Imam vi taga inventarium, skola vi sal-
ia ALA vara q oaks s. Dolmans till 'nk6ps-
priser, ALA underklader till inkopspris,
och allting annat af vart lager till myc-
ket nedsatta prisef. Kom ihag att vi
skola alltid salja lika billigt och manga
saker billigare an nagot hus staten, och
Mr.. Engquist skall alltid med n6je bette
ma sina landsman.
D. w. INGRRsoLL g Go,
S. Bridge Square, St. Paul.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-01-12

ArER ett starkt sn0vader i l0rdags
Virginia.
GuyERN0R Long Massachusetts
inaugurerades torsdags. ...-..
P. T. BARNUM, sem yarit lila
siuk, ar nu nastan aterstalld.
Mr.. OCH MRS. HAYES ANNA nasta
sommar foretaga en- europeisk resa.
T. DE WITT TALMAGE's tjugu'
tvaa.:saarige son dog fredags New
York.
Ur1 Boston skall en- staty for
$4,000 ofver Theodor Parker upp-
f0ras. a.*<
BROADWAY, Wall och Broad
streets i New York skola upplysas
med elektriskt ljus. "
Mr.. JAY COOKIES inkomsrer for
de tire sista aren sagas uppga till
,1fyer $4,000 ON aret. . H.
CENSUS commissioneren begar ett
vtterligare anslag af $500, 900 tor
att blifva / stand att fullborda slit
arbete.
E1D utbrot onsdags i 40 Madi-
son street Chicago, ILL.,, och egen'
dom till ett varde af 100000 for
.st6rdes. .".- %.@~ ~..
NYvA1DE guvern0ren Porter fran
Indianaingick i onsdags uti staden
New York aktenskap med miss
Stone, syster till general Stone.
Err rykte ar i omlopp uti Spring.
field, ILL.,, att Hon. David Davis
star i begrepp att resignera fran sin
plats uti F6renta Staternas senat.
BRoMsAREN JOHN GRIFFIN d6da.
des fredags La Crosse, Wis,
derigenom att ett lokomotiv k0rde
1fver honom och skar hans kropp
iva delar.
V1D explosion af en- angpanna
i Allentown, Pa, d1dades ! tors.
days en- person, sarades fem lifsfar-
ligt, och skadades fem personer
ganska svart. .-.
HoDGE's operahus i Lockport, N.
Y, tillika med narliggande ssGarg'
ling Oil'' nedbrunno ons-
days. F1rlust $150,O00. Operahu-
set kostade 800, 900.
MRS. MER1CHoFFER, som mordat
sin man, blef hangd torsdags
Newark, N. J. hammers hennes
alskare, hvilken varit henne be.
hielplig vid brottets utf6rande,
hangdes nagra timmar senare
samma galge.
GENoM en- trasig skena kastades
ett tag pa Passumpsic. .jernvagen
Vermont ur sparet. Mrs. Cushing
ett aldre fruntimmer, d0dades, och
ett st6rre antal af passagerarne sa
rades lila. Olyckshandelsen till
drog sig fredags.
En- ungdomsf0rening ar stittad
Lindsborg, Kas., och en- ynglinga
f1rening ar stiftad i Salemsborg
Kas. Pastor Ahlqvist i Nebraska
skrifver, att han Dir betankt pa att
stifta en- ynglingaf0rening isin for
samling. Ma Gud valsigna all
godt verk! r., u. w..
FRAN Watertown, DIT, tele
graferas den Z dennes; vi emotto
70 post j. gar qvall FIR f6rsta gan
gen pa tretton dagar. Eft TAG lem
made har denna morgon pa regulial
) It'd. Vadret Dir, klart och kallt
termometern sisar / dag tjugo tv;
grader under 'Ezero''.
I, REPREsENTANTHUsETi j Tenhesse,
lagstiftande forsamling har Walt mr.
Mollie Grizzard till aengrossin,
clerk. Hon ar slagt till Davil
Crockett, och hennes man var el
unionist, som Aydde till svamptrak
terna och der d1dades af unionssol
daterna, hvilka togo honom for q
af konfederationens anhangare. I
I BILJETTER fran och till Sverige
Norge och Danmark sdljas till neo
sdtta priser pa SKAFFARENs kon
tor, 153 b. Seventh street, st. Paul
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-01-12
/ 3:je Arg. N:oH2.
Entered at the Post Office at
Sc. Paul, Mimi, as second class
matter. a.t

i De, SOM t0rlidet ar sande sKArFA,
REN Till vanner iaSvertge,as torde
nu 1o,mya sin pronunciation, o'''. de
onska att tidningem torDara'sde skaV
skickas. '4'" : '1' .'' r." .'>-.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-01-12

Agenter uppnsa,sas att, i'd requis''
tion for tidningar ..insdndes, len'''a
,.assn pd hva,je sdrskiM person, hans
postkontor och stat, och dd pennim
gar i;nsandas, uppgitua, huru mycket
hvarie prenunaerant inbetalt. .....a,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-11-03

You will find at this popular Drug Store
anything and everything usually kept in first
class drug store. Prescriptions carefully
compounded. ---------.----.-. 4
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-11-03
Buclstel College,
AKRON, OHIO.

Three Courses--Classicai Philosophical and
Scientific. Equipment complete. Especial
English Literature and Rhetoric. German
taught by German professor OF large exper-
ie"oe. speaking German specially. Pre-
Board at lowest prices. Posrding In clubs
prov ided for. For Information and catalogues
Address o. CONE,
B. TIsKHn Secretary. President
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-11-03

WEST ROUND.-Chicago Fast Line Daily
entire train runs rough from New York to
Chicago; sleepers attached. Chicago Mail
runs daily on Main Line and G.. o. Division;
on other Divisions except Sunday; sleeping
car from Grafton to SanduSky daily except
Saturday. Through sleepers from baltimore
to Columbus daily. Other trains daily except
sunday.
LM COLE. "a, Baltimore.
h LORD. g p A, Baltimore.
W K REPPERT, Passenger Agent, Colum bus.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-11-03

EAsT BOUND.-New York Fast Line daily:
entire train runs through from Chicago 10
New York; Sleepers attached. Washing ton
and Baltimore Mail daily on L. K. & O. o. Div.
and Main Line; other Divisions daily except
Sunday, with through sleeper from Columbus
to Baltimore daily. Sleeping car from San
dusday to Grafton daily except sunday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-11-03

AUDIToR's OFFICE, Belmont Co.,
ST. CLAIRsvIILE. o., Nov. 8, 1881.
L, W. N. COPELAND, Auditor of Belmont
County, Ohio, do hereby certify that the FORE
going is true exhibit of the Receipts and
Expenditures of Belmont County for the year
ending Sept. 5, A. D. 1881, as the same ap-
pears on record in this Office. So ~
Witness my signature and seal of Office at
St. Clairsyille, Ohio, this Sd day of Movem-
Der A D. 1881. aI ..
W. N, COPELAND. Auditor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-25

"A REMARKABLE ROMANCE is related by
Merehead city IN. CO. correspondent. About
peared suddenly In a small mountain Village
near Asheville and obtained work In a farmers
family. She called herself Mary Burt, but gave
no further clew to her origin. Her tasks were
SO sk1llfuhy performed and she could sing
song, dance reel and tell story so well that
she became village faEorite. Fifteen years
later the mystery surrounding her was for
gotten. Having declined more than one good
oner OF marriage, she settled down as a
good natured old maid, became the bene-
ncent aunt OF the neighborhood and finally
teaching her whole Character seemed to Change
she became moody, melancholy and fond Of
smon9 the oGnas,ng no Lovely ana Lonely spot
Guilt, and there she lived without any compan-
lonsh1p but that Of her dog, cat COW and
chickens. Her only book was the Bible, and
this she nearly learned by heart The pu6uca-
ton OF This woman hermit's story In the Ashe-
Vile Citizen not long ago brought solution OF
the mystery. The article was copied into q
Robert Fletcher, prominent citizen Of that
state, and Fletcher soon after visited Ashev1lIe.
sought the editor OF the Citizen and together
tney went to Miss Burts house. The hermit
!eaIneo that ne was her old lover. A
mistake had kept them apart for half CEN
fury, but when Fletcher left AsheVille q few
days later Mary Burt Howe. for that was the
hermit's full NAME accompanied him as his
wife. When Miss Howe ana Fletcher were
young they were engaged to be married The
young woman fancied her lover was attached
to another girl, however, and suddenly left her
home In Maine. Going to Boston. abe shipped
as steWardess on ship bound for Liverpool
The vessel was wrecked on the North Carolina
COAST, and. after many adventures at sea In an
open boat and among friendly indians on land,
MISS Howe found her way to civilization.
Robert Fletcher traced his runaway sweetheart
10 tne ship on which she sailed, and, hearing
or the loss of the vessel alWays In0urnpd her &c
oead TIL the North Carolina paper gave him
happy surprise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-25

The experiment OF lighting the streets a.
Albany by electricity has 30 far been Succ
ful that the Superintendent OF Lamps has bean
authorized to cut on the gas lamps on the eIec.
tic light circuit Thursday night IL. pas
lamps were accordingly cut OF. Twenty i've
electric lights are on this circuit.
..r me L09!svllie Sky2 COURIER. Journal says
Gers acknowledge that at present It Is almost
impossible to punish crime Of any Kind.
Gambling, robbery. or murder, It Is all the
omcers are at fault"
Isaac Alfrey's dog bit Anderson Johnson,s
n9&. ai Owingsville, KY. Then johnson shot
S An!oy1 cog. Next, Alfrey shot Johnson6
him, and the latest renort said taat = mon 1 ha3
gone 70 hang the murderar. Nv" A''A
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. TIE FALLS CHURcH v. po,r o,r,,,
FIGHr.-The republicans OF Fails Chnrch Tasr1
lax county, Va, have settled upon Alfert
has as f nsms choice for
ROanImenL Tney nad 1rst sent to the General
tne name q =. y Engle. not for apDotnfment
Is postmaster, but Is one from whom correct
!n!oImati0n ABOUT Falls Church could Ia on
choice and had him appointed, But the mia MIA
take having been discovered before the CON-
mission was signed. proceedings were stonnsd
The Fails Church republicans were informe1;
Dy Inc Postonice department that Gen. ~.
more had the disposal OF The ONCE, ana that
iney mnst recommend some one acceptable to
saructions forwarded Mr.. Lounsoury's mama
70 the General for Observation-Disclosures Ga
zstte 2ad ~ w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-25
NOTICE,

OFFICE OF THE SoPoRI LAND AND MINING Co :,
PROVIDENCE, June 8, 1881. I
At meeting of the Board of directors OF the
SOPOR1 LAND AND MINING COMPANY heId
this cate. it was .'Voted that an assessment of
the Company be. and the same is hereby levied.
ana that the same be payable on the llth day OF
Notice is hereby given 10 the Stockholders In ac
cordance With Article Sth. Of the By Laws Of THE
Company.
jell-s4t AMOS n. WARNER Treasurer
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NNHE ONLY GENUINE vICHY
L. from the Springs owned by the French Govern
eminent.
HUTERlVE For Cont, Rheumatism. Diabetes
CELEsTINsy etc D''A''' VI INC hldhsss' &C.,
0rapde Grile-Diseasee Of the Liver
Hopital-Diseases Of the Stomach, Dyspepsia
For sale by all hrst-ciass wine mershantA drug.
fists and Rrocers; or wholesale from the Agents.
m6-s. let BOUOHE. Fills & CO., New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-25

The San Francisco Examiner prints Q story
70 the effect that the real Roger Tichborne Is
living at San Diego, California