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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-02-11

ney & Cram, we'll known in the Sagin-
aw Valley, proposes to organize a COM
pany and establish a blast furnace at
ChebOygan. An institution of this kind
is in operation at Point st. Ignace, and
Is doing good business.
Saginaw people are met everywhere,
and are prOverbial for their hospitality.
Lewis, who knows where the good
things of this world are to be found, took
me to the residence of W. 4. Smyth,
formerly of Saginaw City, who with his
son, Chas. l.. Smyth, is engaged in the
jewellery and furniture business. They
are an elegant family group, three sons
and two charming daughters at home
and one son, "Will," an express messen-
ger at Point st. Ignace.
There is great deal of excellent hard
timber land around ChebOygan. The
principal products of the soil are pOta-
toes, hay, wheat and spring crops gen.
orally. Good corn is raised. although
the climate is hardly adapted to that
cereal.
Inmy opinion Cheboygan will continue
to maintain its prestige as the chief
point of that region for business.
FROM THE MORNING CALL.
ChebOygan is full, the hotels are full,
and the business houses are full, and
when, on Saturday afternoon after
the disbursement of some fifty
thousand dollars by the M, G. X. r. and
the contractors under VIM. Hendrie, the
scores Of men who had been at work
upon the line between Gaylord and
Mackinaw were satisfactorily fixed,
there were just u few of those aesthetic
stalwarts who were full also.
LOGS AND LUMBER.
Not far from 100000 feet of new
logs will be put in for the ChebOygan
supply in 1882. of these Thompson Smith,
of Duncan City, will get in about 49,
100000 feet; his operations being on a
scale more extensive than ever before.
He has in the woods at date l65 horses of
his own and has hired in addition all
the teams that could be secured.
Macarthur, Smith & Co. will put in
about 100000 feet of new logs.
Several outside parties are also getting
in logs, A. Rust and Geo. L. Burrows, of
Saginaw being among the number, and
also firm represented by Mr.. Bailey,
wherein Ex-Governor Baldwin, of Detroit,
is partner.
In the way of improvements Cheboy-
gan is liable TO make generous showing
the coming season. Macarthur, Smith ~
Co. will build $4,000 grist mill, mer-
chant and custom, new hotel is talked
of and business blocks and residences
are springing up on every side, but with
the best of wishes to our old friend Doyle
of Monroe. Mr.. Spencer, of the ,FOun-
tain House, and W. K. Smyth and family
for cOurtisies shown, we must put over
the balance of our comments for another
day.
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Indian River Correspondence.
INDIAN RIVER, Feb. 10th, 1882.
70 the Editor NORTHERN TRIBUNE.


We have problem for you to solve.
can man cut wood under clothes line
without causing discolOratiOn of the
muscles surrounding the eyes? We
have citizen and gentleman that has
been doing his level best to solve the
problem for several years and in his last
trial it is currently reported that he
turned back summersault and has a
piece of salt pork in the vicinity of the
optic. MOral-never cut wood under a
clothes line.
We are extremely happy over the new
mail service that goes into effect to-day,
viz: regular U. s. mail each way daily.
Some of the musical talent of our vii
lage are making arrangement for band
and will soon give an amateur enter
tainment for the purpose of purchasing
a bell for the school house.
The band to be what is termed string
band to be composed of the following in
struments: LIST and I'd vi0lins, guitar,
banjo, clarionet, accordion, triangle,
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LAND OFFICE AT DETROIT, MICH.
December 81, 1881.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice of his in
tention to make final proof I'm support of his
Mich, February Is, 1872 and secure final entry
thereof at the expiration of thirty days from
the date of this notice, viz: Albert Austin, for
the 4 of $ G Il, sec 20, "a n, W. and names
the following witnesses, viz: Jacob Shook,
Thomas Burrows, william Briggs and Ransom
Helmer, of Wolverine p. q. Mich.
Tdec5t j. b. BL0SS, Register.
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A Public Benefit.

On January 10th an elegant line of
Parlor Cars was placed on the Michigan
Central Road, between Bay City and
Mackinaw City, leaving Bay City at s 20
a. m. and Mackinaw City at 7.20 a. m,
every day except Sunday. These cars
make connection at Bay City with the
Michigan Central trains to and from
Detroit, Jackson, Chicago, and all prin-
cipal points in Michigan and the East,
West and South. Passengers should
make note of this fact, and select their
route accordingly.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-02-11

Mr. j. W. LUCAS Of Rattle Creek Mich pupil OF the cele.
Az braed Farmer Miles. makes specially OF Castrating
stock aud handles Rdgiinrs with sysm
the only correct and Injuries the animal
method lie Endorsed by the the
aud reliable Parties can secure his services by
forming club. Will also spay domestic animals and teach hs
patrons Send for testimonials and descriptive circular
The above cut illustrates his securing the animal
Tor operation which ehcctuny animal
operator. Address, j. w. LUCAS
Battle Creek, Mich.
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School Teacher Wanted.

ENOR school district No of town 80, II W,
II Township of Tuscarora secord or third
grade. Teacher wanted for six months, TO
commence 18th Feb. For further particulars
apply to
GEO. FRANKLIN, or THo's BURROWS
feb2-3t, Wolverine p. o.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned
IN freeholders of the townships of Duncan
gan end state of Michigan, that application
will be made to the Board of supervisors of
the said county of Cheboygan.. at a special
meeting of said board to be held at the Court
House, in the Village of Cheboygan in said
county of Cheboygan, On THE lIfH DAY OF
MARCH, A. ID. 1882, to detach the following
described territory from the said township
of Grant and add the same to the said town
ship of Duncan, to wit: Sections thirteen Q3)
fourteen Q4,, fifteen Qa), sixteen Q6), twenty
20), twenty-one (2D, twenty-five (2D. twenty
three (23), twenty-four GA. twenty-five (25),
twenty-six Coy. tweuty-sevent2O, twenty-eight
(2s), twenty-nine (29), thirty-two C2l, thirty
three t33), thirty-four GA, thirty-fve t35l,
seventeen M, eighteen [iSl, nineteen Il9l and
thirty 1901 lying east of the Cheboygan river,
and all being in town thirty-seven l37l north
teen Ii5l, fourteen [l4l, fifteen [l5l, sixteen
[I6l, seventeen III, eighteen isl, nineteen
10, twenty l2Ol, twen1ty-one I'll twenty-five Ven
seven FL ~ twcnty9esht 1881, twenty-nine I2el
thirty 1901, thirty.one L3ll, thirty-two lS2l,
thirty-three 1881, thirty-four l34l, thirty-ive
1851, and thrty-sx 1861, all in town thirty-seven
[37L north of range one lllcast, and to detach
the following described territory from the
said township of Burt and add the same to the
township of Grant. to wit: Town thirty-hve
1851 north, range one ~ east.
VIM. N. Gross. VIM. Harrington
Jonathan Buff Frank Snider.
Lester Cobb Christopher Lang.
John ID. CrlImp. Ransom Temple.
Edward Stead. Joseph Ladukc.
Henry Lang. Henry Crump.
VIM. Hudson. Nelson Flavio.
Joseph st. Antoine. Peter Mcdonald.
David Bertrand John Heaphy,
Allen Mcdonald. John NJ. Proctor.
Joseph Herkenberger. Gabriel Jodway.
Alexander Mcdonald. Edward Wheeler.
Joseph Artibees. Richard DEMO.
VIM. Stewart. p II. Mcdonald.
Antoine Toissant, William Newman.
gilbert Lafranier. Dennis Lafranier.
Ovlie Lafranier. John ULeary.
John +. Grant. Charles Losey.
Frank Fisher. Moses FISHER.
David Fisher. Louis Sova, Sr.
VIM. Sova. feb4-6t
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Best -four from 81 to $3.50 per barrel
at the east side grocery.
Call at the Star Clothing store.
Baths! Baths! Baths!
Baths, hot and cold, at w. G. Moore's
% cents
Diaries for '82 at Fexer's.
No trouble to show goods at the Star
Clothing House.
Be sure and call at the Star Clothing
House and examine their stock of fresh
goods.
The Star clothing store sells goods
cheaper than they ever were sold in Che
bOygan.
RindskOff Bros. at their Star Clothing
House would like to make your acquain-
lance. Give them call.
All styles of Valentines, at Fexer's.
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Suits of clothes for S. at the Star
Clothing House of RindskOff Bros.
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bones and tamborine. Good for Ingin
River, come to the show and our band
may soon become professionals and may
give concert in ChebOygan.
Mr.. Frank Russell, lumberman, and
one of the pioneers of Cheboygan county,
has 100000 feet of logs scaled and is de-
termined to make it a 100000, and in
order to succeed has been obliged to en-
gage extra help. Has done so and the
weight of the young lady is eleven
pounds. We suppose she will be engage
ed in the capacity Of cook.
We have now daily stage to Petos-
key. EsCULAPIAs.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02
NOTICE TC SUBSCRIBERS.

In accordance with our annual custom, about
the first Of each December, We this week COM
mencc sending out our bills for subscription to
TnE USIoS. There are a larger number of these
this year than before. owing to the fact that
our st Of subscribers Is constantly ncrcasing and
this entails much extra labor in preparing the
bills. We do not make practice Of dunning our
subscribers, and We think We have a right 60 re.
mind them. at least once year. Of their obiiga-
tion to Us and TO respectfully ask them to come
forwarianl settle. In making ihi. request are
only asking for wha, properly belongs to US. and
II those who are indebted would take this view Of
II they would not be slow in squaFing their ac.
counts. We venture to say there are not one hun
dred subscribers upon Tur USIoS's mail liz, that
ii would in any way cmbauas. to pay wha, is
due US. yet for some cause many of them arc cS-
ceelingly Slow in doing SO, and for this reason
givethem at least one "dunning'a year. We hope.
therefore. all who receive bills will embrace the
first opportunity to forward wha, !. due.
Whore it is convenient to 10 80 a number .ci
subscribers at ono Po,iuiire Sla5 together saa
forward their money either By pos,ofice order or
registered letter. sending. a, the same time. the
names o: those who are paying.
Subscribers a, Gardenville pos,oficc can pay
their bills to Mr.. Alex. Mccormick. Jr.. who 1.
authorized to receipt for the samc. Mos, Of the
bill. Of our city subscribers will be delivered by
our regular collector
Retnittances may be made by check. pos;o;iee
money order or by registered letter. Sending
money in unregistered letter. Is no; safe way Of
transmitting il.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02

From Woodberry ana vicinity.-IIome
news is dull this week, and except the stealing of
IIumes' setter aud tho spelling Of his Thanksgiv-
Ing hunt we have not had much % talk Of.
On Sunday night about half past ten a. We were
str0lling 20 our little home espied citizen Of
lIampden In his shirt sleeves with gun and lantern
looking at the front shutters Of his house, en-
quiry We were Informed that lady visitor had
heard noise and calling him, informed him that
some one was breaking In the house. The poor
fellow was shivering and on his invitation We as
sisted In n search Of the house but found no one
but the occupants. When We reached his room
We found his vito under the bed shouting. "Shoot
him Shoot him 80 after assuring her that every
thing was right resumed our homeward
journey. On enquiry next day We learned that
young lady next door. whose company was taking
leave. had several times opened and shut the
shutters to take lingering look at her beau as he
-ssdsd bls say home. ;se Ea!se having awakened
the young lady who imagined that burglars were
breaking In.
The event Of the week was ball held Thanks
giving eve at Mt. Vernon Hall, by the Orioles, a
pleasure association Of this place. Long be-
fore the hour for the grand promenade the room
was crowded. many Of our older citizens being
present 10 view the opening exercises. Precisely
at o'clock Mr.. - Disney, master Of cercin0-
mics, with Miss GeoTgiana Kelly. led of In the
promenade 10 the music Of wright's band Of seven
pieces. The line was quickly filled up aud the
lead, which was very complicated, commenced In
succession. The different parts were formed from
n circle star and at the finish the letters . o
l. were on the floor. Thea dancing commenced
and was continued until morning. Many of the
older folks leit after the promenade. Among the
numerous ladies present We noticed Misses Dough
erty, Alder, Kelly, Ilisor and many Others. Mr.
Thomas Ryan was chairman Of committee Of ar
rangements, Mr.. Disney master ofeercmonies and
John Miller assistant One Of the chief features
Sas good order, and In this the Orioles have made
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02

New Bank Notes.-The Deiair .fgis Of last
week says: Tho Hartford National Bank Of Bel.
air last Saturday received portion Of IL eirculs-
iloE fES;a she United States Treasury at Washing
TIM. and all the notes that could be signed on
Monday by the President. Col. Webster. and
Cashier MeAfee. at once went into circulation
Col. Webster reserving the fret note issued. The
batch. which was the first received. consisted Of
5000 In Eve dollar notes. In . few days &c..
900 In ten and twenty dollar notes will be received
BY the bank. The new notes are ornamented by
q Handsomely engraved portrait Of the late Presi-
dent Garfield. Tho reverse 10 printed In brown,
instead Of green. 10 the case with all the issues
under the amended national bank act. The bank
10 now In full operation and its business 10 con-
stantiy Increasing. It's q great convenience Ia
the businesfeommunity, and soon u will be mat
ter Of wonder how Hartford managed to get along
80 many years without it,
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02

Prisoners Sentenced.-In the Circuit Court
on Saturday last the following prisoners convicted
Of larceny, were sentenced: Daniel Christ 10 the
penitentiary for two years and six months; Cyrus
X. Simmons, 10 the House Of Correction til be
shall have arrived at the age Of twenty years;
for six months Eliza Britton, to the House Of
corTcetion for eighteen months; Louis Allais. 10
the penitentiary for two years and six months ;
Caroline Rich, to the House Of Correction for six
months, and John Thomas, alias jerks, 20 the
House Of Correction for six months. Daniel IIol
land. alias Corky Dan, assault with intent 10 Kill.
was sentenced 10 the penitcntiary for Eve years
aud six months. and Geo. Taylor. assault with in.
tent TO commit rape, was sentenced 10 the peni-
Tertiary for Eve years and six months.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02
BUSINESS LOCALS.

HArrEns', ON SrANb.--Mr. J. l.. Newcomer
having purchased the store of Mr.. Charlcs W
Halter. l33 north Gay street, Baltimore, is now
conducting the confectionery business a; this old
and popular stand, 50 iavorab'y known 10 the pco-
pie % Baltimore county. lie employs the same
workmcn and exercises the greatest care in the
selection Of the materials usel in the manufac
ture Of his goods. Mr.. Newcomer has had eNpc
rience in the business ani will keep up the wide
reputation of the Halter abli.hmcpi.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02
LOCAL ITEMS.


TriHiiy r. T.. Church. Tor'oHto,en.-Preaehin
Sunday by tho rector, Rev. W. II. II. Powers. at
II a.. IN. and y p. m. Also Wednesday night SER
vices at "a o'clsek.
There will be preaching at Luiheryille, by Rev.
W. II. II. Powers, In the Public Hall, every Sun.
day afternoon, at - o'clock.
To,rsonio,rn H. T.. CLHrci.-PTeaching Sunday,
at II a. IN. and At 1850 p. IN, by the pastor, Rev.
T. ID. Clemm. Prayer and praise meeting on
Wednesday evenings, and class meetings on Fri.
day evenings, at T.3O o'clock.
BaitiEsore Circuit ". r. ChHrch.--Preaching by
Rev. r. T. smith.at Hall Chapel, at lOl M, and
at Epson, TowsontowD. at u p. IN. Preaching
by Rev. J. ". Gill, at Epson, ToWsontown, at II
a. m., and at Warren ut ) =. IN.
81. Joha's r.. r. Church, Kiagsrihe.-Serviees
every Sunday morning, at quarter before eleven,
by Rev. A. J. Barrow, rector.
Trinity Church, Long GrecH.-Seryiees by Rev.
A. J. Barrow, rector. every Sunday afternoon. at
$50 o'clock.
N. Joka's M.sioH. York Preaching TO-.
morrow Sunday afternoon, at } o'clock.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02

head the Belair Tsmss Of last week says: "Mr.
wm. Young received telegram on Wednesday
from Charles J. Parker. formerly Of this county,
stating that he (parksr) had been compelled to
shoot man In defense Of bis property, and ask.
Ing the assistance Of Mr.. Young as counsel. The
shooting occurred near leicester, Howard county,
but the particulars are not yet known. Parker is
q son Of Joseph Parker. and q nephew Of Judge
Price BY former marriage. lie was engaged In
the milling business st Davis mill, this county,
for some time"
Mr.. Parker is the owner of wright's mill, In the
ID district Of this county, and although he is per.
tonally well-known 10 us, We have heard nothing
Of the difisuity allnded 20 above.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02

Surprise Pariy.-A very enjoyable surprise
party was held at Mr. Lewis Dawson. near
Govanstown, on Wednesday night Those parti
eipating were from Baltimore, wavcrly, Govans.
town and Towsontown and comprised abou,
twenty Eve couples. Dancing. Of course, was the
leading feature, for which superb music was fur
nished by Tumey's orchestra, Of Baltimore. The
affair throughout was decided success and for
the evening" enjo joyiacnt the company was indebted
to Mr.. wm. l.. Gallagher. of Towsontnwn. who
was mainly instrumental in getting up the "sur-
prise The family of Mr.. Dawson were unroinit-
ting in their attentions 30 their guests and all
speak highly Of the Kind hospiiatics extended
BY them.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02

Valuable Property Soid.-Messrs. seemul-
Ter Co.. auctioneers. sold at the Exchange Sales
room, Baltimore, on Wednesday last, for Messrs.
Y. X. Boarman and Edward =. suter. trustees Of
the estate Of the late Carey Mccieliand, the
fne mansion and grounds belonging 10 the
deceased. situated near Caiserten, this county.
Mrs spalding, daughters Of Mr.. McCisiland. for
1900. Also. an umimproved lot Of ground.
situated at the intersection Of the calverton road
and fayette street, l5o by 200 feet, TO David
I.oean for Sl $50.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02

Tho Agony Over.--Judges Ysiot, and Fow-
on Saturday last made the following appointments
Of Court officers;
AHdi,or-washinrton Yeiiott, rs-appointed.
conmissioHers 10 take Tss,i@osy-William y.
Wharton, re-appointcd; John Grason In place Of
u. Hopper Emory.
Crisr aRd Baiiif-George W. seipp.
IaisrJreisr aad B-ihf-Lswis voels.
Baii,F.-Francis Potee, 9th district, and Henry
Kaline, 18th district.
Tho Offices Of crier and bailia, aud interpreter
and bailiG have been consolidated thus making
two positions less than heretofore or seven instead
Of nine. The new Appoin,ees will assume the
duties Of their respective stations at the
Of the December term, Monday next.
Those of the old officers LEFT out are Jshn J.
Pilert, interpreter; John p. Kennedy and wm.
Morfoot, baiiins, and ID. Hopper Emory, commits
Sioner TO take testimony.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02

HALLocE's NEW SEED SronE.--Thc new Aeri-
cultural Implcmcn; aud seed House of l.. u. Hal
lock l. iocAicl ~ - y. Green street. second door
north of Lexington Market. Baltimore. Roland
Chilled Plows. the Young America Corn and Cob
Mill. Corn Sheilcr'. Hay AMI Fodder Cutters m /
Agricultural implements of all kinds. Agent fur
the Champion Grain Drill. Goes Original Am
nominated Bone Phosphate.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02
wnnta As 600 DAMAGES

wants SO,OOO DnmAgee.-Mcssrs. " IN. -
Bryan. Jr.. and Caleb V. Chcrbonnicr. rs attor.
neys for Henry ". Shealcy. have instituted suit
for $4,000 damages against the Northern Central
Railway IN the Cour; Of Common Pleas of Bllti-
more. The reason of the suit NJ claimed by the
plaintiff l. the illegal erection Uf fence by the
railroad company on the ground at Timonium
Station. Ry reason of the erection of this fence
the plaintiff who l. saloon keeper. alleges that
bc wa. prccuied from selling 10 the people attend
ins the county fair in the early part o! October.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02

t. TnE PEOrLE oF BALTiNoHr CouSTY.-we in
vito attention 20 our new line of Autumn and Win
ter Boots and Shoes, which are Offering a; un
usually attractive prices. Gcn;iemen's tine cal
hand .sewed button boots for So; Ladies hand
sewed button boots for S3.oO Ladies. Misses and
Children's ane custom shoes speciality. II viii
pay you 10 give US 4 call. GrSHT. BEtswoRTH 4
Co. Opera House Shoe Store, - y. Eu,aw Street
Baltimore, nd.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02

lioLinAY PEEsENTs.-it il the custom of all who
can afford IL 10 make presents 90 friends and loved
ones at least once year. aud real good habit i,
Ia. The only matter that bothcrs siyeFs il wha;
20 buy. We come 90 the rescue. and suggest. i.
there anything more useful than a suit for your
boy or husband, especially when you can get
Iaal,y. ft and the lowest prices in the state from
c. y. OEHv 4 Sos. Hanover and Pratt sirc,t.,
Baltimore.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02
Appointments In the Revenue Service

stIV
Collector Of Internal Revenue Di,,y made .
number Of changes In his force on Saturday last,
aud among the new men are the following from
Baltimore county J. Scott Merryman, let dis
triet X. c. MeGinn, 9th district. and Samuel T..
Armstrong. Among those displaced are Robert
4. corse, 18th district. who has been serving rs
deputy collector for some time. and james u.
Ensor, s,h district, who has held tho position Of
storekeeper for . number Of years. The new ap.
pointees assumed the duties Of their Offices the
lst instant.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02

Bill for Divorce.-wiliiam 5. keeeh, Esq.
council for Mary J. Phipps, on Monday fled bin
In equity for divorce msHsa 81 thoTo from her
husband, Robert Phipps. They were married in
Baltimore city in December, 1859, but afterwards
moved to the county. There are six children
two boys and four girls-ranging in age from ten
to twenty-five years. II Is alleged that respon-
dent has Sl,?9i deposited in che Savings Bank Of
baltimore. besides other property. The court
issued an injunction requiring the Savings Bank
TO pay s. per week alimony 90 complainant, TO be
paid once every avs weeks and also s6j as counsel
leo 20 her lawyer.
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02

vennor for December.-IIenryG q. vsnnor.
the weather prophet, makes the following forecast
for December; "December will enter frosty bat
this cold will be followed by comparatively open
period, with vet weather In Southern sections.
Winter viii set in generally towards the Goth, and
BY Christmas the country with wsii snew-eovered
from the Lakes and 81. Lawrence Valley 10 New
York. II not farther southwark. look for heavy
snow'falis In Northern. Northwestern and Western
sections, with clustering weather and drifts to-
wards the close Of the year, and expect the year
isS3 10 enter somewhat similarly 10 1850 and fss1
The indications of stormy weather on the North
Atlantic arc marked, and thsss storms are likely
10 extend into and through Considerable portion
Of January. There viii bs ene cold term In De
eember. Of unusai severity, which win be followed
BY the heaviest snow-falis.''
The Baltimore County union., 1882-12-02
Rohhed by Hiehwaxman.-A few nj

ago young man named IIiil, who lives At Mt.
Washington, was on his way home from the depot,
when he was aeeosted BY two highwaymen, Who
asked him for light. lie was about 20 give !,
when he was knocked down and robbed of 80 and
. watch. lie got away and hurried to bis house.
where he procured gun with which be returned
and biazsd away At the rohbers, but they made
good their escape.