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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-19

To tie Honorable Judge Of Probate within and
for the County of Hancock.
THE undersigned Otis G. Arnold, Guardian of
l Francis W. Arnold. minor heir Of Hannah N.
Arnold late Of sullivan In said County, deceased
respe fully represents that said minor 1. seized
and possessed OF certain real e. tate described a.
follows to wit: One undivided one eighth part OF
forty acres Of land Of the late Thomas Salter of
Sullivan in aid County decreased. That said estate
issnprodsctive Of any benefit to said minor and hat
twill re for the interest Of said minor hat the
should be sold and the proceeds secured on in.
terest or Otherwise used for his benefit. He there
for prays your Honor that he may be- authorized
and empowered agreeably 10 law Ia sell the above
described real estate or such part OF tAs In your
opinion may lie expedient
OTIS c. ARNOLD.
Auril II.
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HY TELEGRAPH.
,os Go;oo out of the Androscosgin.

rD,.p,,cne. to the ellsworth American
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24

Vistue 10 society, b like vsJor IN
IN army: Il depends greatly upon
mutual re3lance.-HerTo~.
| Action may not always bring hap
pjnen, but there b no happiness
without sction.-Be0coasreld.
All the scholastic sconolding fall
- Q ruined edillce before 0ne single
word ihith.-NapoSeos.
What would life he without hope.
tie fresh spring Of water bu00ltng up
In the dry waste places at the heart.
IN r. w.
Moth ing makes the world seem %
speeioue . to have friends ct . dis
lance; they make the latjtudes and
A. ceremony h the invem lon Of
wiDe men to keep fools 1t . distance,
20 good breeding IL IN expedient 10
make fools and wise men equal
Steele.
There h never moment y be =
blockhead does not t,eesn = wire Illan
capable Of utteris z n0s,>en>e Or Of
committing folly. - Auris Eie:beM.
bach.
It h beyond comparison . more
brilliant height of glory to be free
from disgras'e than to BE- loaded with
arplauoe.-Rer. s. II. Heron.
The one doctrine In which all ~
llgt".s agree h, that new light b 3D.
ded tn the mind In nROnOFtissn n H
uses that which 1t hss.-R. ". Eau
crSON.
A. to people saying = few Idle
words about ~, We must not mind
that, any more than the old churci,
steeple minds the rocks cawing
about it.-Ge0rQe Elliot.
No one will ever shine In CONVEX
salion who thinks Of saying 6ue
things; to please, Que m,sst ray many
things indifferent, and many very
lad.-Ftascis L0ckycr.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24
6OAalIod,

'Fatl,er," he began. Us he entered
the library with = he~itatiI,g tt%.lp,
may ask you a question ~
''Certainly, my tiear-a Thousand
!: you like"
Are you afraid Of d.,ys::''
why, no."
ibid dog ever bite you::''
''Never."
Ibid one ever try tO::''
"NOt that ] remember Of"
Could dogs bite you II they want.
Ell t0::''
WHY, presume 30; but In, not
afraid ~
"Oh. you needn't he q bit afraid,
for l heard q man In . Sixth avenue
car to-day say that he was lying for
you and would put you where the
.iogs eoa!ln't pite you! He said you
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24
Call Coal n Goal n!

Tie in1pres~iOl seems to have got
out that M cs'al IL to he had 0f this
Company. 1t IL . mistake. We have
l.leuty IN our sheds aud more arriv-
Ing daily, which eau he had IL ann
quantity. from One.half ton ~. W.
are aIs., prepared to deliver to any
part Of the city. Telephone your u
der* and they will be promptly at-
tended t..
NORTHWESTERN FORw' 10.
5Fu l. 4 \. I)epOt.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24
Important Announcement.

+. l.. Bonner 4 Co. to day an.
nOunce the date 1T the Commences
lnlent Ut their great annual remnant
sale which will be the most extcu-
stve ever known In the vert. All
the remnants which have accun,ula-
ted from their trem,enduOass sales
Of the pest year will BE- almost given
away, while the balance Of their Inn
nsea,se stuck will he marked 1t prices
tbst will insure their speedy sale.
l4f:1
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Freight Notes.

The following freight was shipped
north over the Utah 4 Northern:
) cars Of c<,al to Butte.
The following freight was received
from the north to-day: / cars Of ore
f,r New York; : cars OF matte for
BalttnaOrt; ! cars Ut bullion fi,r Oma-
ha; ! car Of lumber, l III sawdust and
~ merchandise for Og,]en.-Ogelcm
Pilot, lefk.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24

The hargain sale Of Sands 4 Boyce
continue. 10 attract the general at-
tentiOn IT the trade. The remnants
0fllaunels. dress goO<ls aud immense
piles ~ w'O'en ho~iery for ladies,
misses an:; children wear, are In
gsn,d demand, and buyers seem Ia ap-
l'seciste nll the lines IT gssods offered
IN the ''Clenvxnlv Sale" now being
vixOrs'slsly prosecuted by this ener-
getic lsoelse. during the next three
weeks this eale will Re pushed to its
completion, u. the firns has an aim
IN View, an.i purpose to accomplish
Il at any sacrifice. Look out for the
''Spes'ial Sale" Ut ladies' ready made
asresees, which OPENS tomorrow.
diff
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Observation-Disclosures services
1T II .. M, and ..@ p. M Sunday
school 1t ::.:& p. m. All are cordially
invited.
Bishop Brewer will conduct the
morning and evening services 1t st.
Johns Episcopal ch"rch today.
The regular services will be held
IN Mountain View II. T.. Church to-
day.
Services to-day In Congregational
Church ut II =. m. and s::sO n. M.
sunday school 1t !: M. Prayer
mesting Thursday evening ut 7:al.
All are cordially invited. J. f..
smith, pastor.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24
Ovorcoats.

The greatest 0aFxain II the season
Y now l'eing offered by sands (
BOyce. viz. Superior Double Califor.
MIA Notified Blanket Overcoats.
marked down from SO.OO {, 5000
each. 1a.f
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24
Special Local Notice..

VIM. Durand, 1t Kennedy's feed
stables on Montana street, - supply
Ing his customer with cord wood. or
IN lengths cut n suit, 1t reasonable
pr'css. Delivery To any l'art Of the
city.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24

The Northern Pacific Railroad
Company he's lately been engaged In
cutting horse trail from the railroad
to the immense glaciers on the side
81 Mount Rainier, distance OF about
twenty miles, and the work IL re-
ported to he quite twO-thir1s done.
This trail will be open to tourists
next summer, with Recommendations
1t proper points for man aud least.
aud the ladies also. The opportunity
thus afforded Of witnessing Que Of the
great wonders In nature Il expected
to attract to New Tacoma, w. r.. .
great many vtsit0s. The scenery ut
the glaciers and on the mountain
side IL represented a magnificent
beyond description
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24
Yrosn ~ Daily q Sunday
Suicide ct phinpObWg.

l
William Scott, who arrived q
philinshurr fr.m Butte on the Oh
! -. ...,.,.sa 49, 81, ,h.& ri~ht
s. ~. "'''cu '''@'s - 80. ~ !. :.
Nothing % known OF ocost !" sn'a
city, and Il - supposed he merely
.%cn.,ea h.r. : .l.v or tvo In his
49,. -. ....., 80,
t1sve's tososso sno .s Nv
leaving Helena. We gamer the 'o'-
T: lowing pavticulars Of the suicide from
tie NJ, N,.r,A.resf of the 18Th inst. /:
~ - ,,,.,,.... 49,. ~
ny" ,, mIsI w' -. III go.
nseu ~, =. In'.se.1 y -" .'e:e
.lom 2! t'c .ss r. ~ ac..s RI" ~.
Up It tbe Kaiser a osss !. ne .'.s ~. =
~ IT, "a. -. s1..,. ~ ~.s .,,eS, - Ia
I' . U..s ~ .,,':'I,ss - =. hi: ..nitv
- s...SS t,,.t En-. ,,.r1,es IN Rmife
,r - s' .se.,.....s m ,ckinc his ma.
s "i0 -, ~ III ohas,ne1l lie ser.
vi.s. ~ a. Ar o1Icer in IND nlaee to
Mn, hi~. - ssCe4v Iere. ( few IN
o.'s.s. ", .a., =. iI,.r nH1hinx 81 tbs
SS;"d IA 49,, rrrel .nd thaf The nm.
e,.,"n.te mn -. s,,fI:.rine under
.erio.,. ~ err.,iom Of ma mind. He
.,,cs.rsI hovever y, ~, MR.. md
M saer's vere t.ken Ia vafch him.
A. IN earlv hour. the morning or thu.
I'm in.t ~. Ks,eer wiile ar
nnnSin1 the sleenin1 rooms Of her
hoesse. diacoyored that Scott he'd
Committed suicide by strana citation.
Taking ! small cord FROM . picture
faetened one end Of II aLout
his neck ara then turning me
other around the bed post no ~
down upon the hoor and de!16esa'e'y
chOked himself to death. The sui
cide wse low, De"vy-set man, DARK
hair and beard, ana apparently not
more than forty years u age. ne
hes several times 00e10g the poet
COur years worked tn this camp,
Ionletimes ciSoppang WOOD, e oener
lines mining, ana va, Oetoeve, en.
Etneer IN the Algonquin m1II
1uring tho past summer.
HIS genera! demeentDr was exceJSe0e
ne Iest 10 the notel saSe INV % mon
y, and IN me- oooy MAS 1on0u . ce'-
I've First National Bank Of Helena
u favor ~ William scott on az
n0nths' time, dated OCTOBER =, lS6:s
TO ?so.75 10 cash. From letters
Ound ~ memoranda cOok ne was
I one lime III o'!sinees ~ spokane
'aIIs, ". 1. consaderoOle OF Ms cof'
owning from that quar-.
It, written ~ one ChaS. Il. dray."
--
Bargain 9oJoI
On 1lOnd-y morning Sands L
3yyce offer their elegant and stylish
vjnler wraps ut thu. following lprlCes:
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24

The MINER has now in stock .
large quantity Of mime location
blanks 1.-THE f0fm for which was
drawn up BY w. w. Dix"n) which
xre considered IN le the nDOae COM
rlete 81 any ever printed In the Ter
TitOry. Aho . foil line Of Justices
and Surveyors, blanks Suitable for
any county. 16tf
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24

Early yesterday morning the
temperature lxgan to moderate and
Ut daylight snow storm ret In which
continued tbrough the day. The
cold snap extended over the entire
Territory. Reports have been re-
eeived from the following points,
showing the tenn perature from, ~ to
u degrees below zero on the 18th
inst:
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24

The xatsr-0ssOwaf-fO-w Okkixg savs
oil The brass monkeys il town ale
frosen. What will the lumiuary do
for local editor new:
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24

To secure such bargains ~ will he
offered u E. L. Bonner / 90. REM
naat sa)e to commence MOnGav.
February 4th, 1853. l4jan d n
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24
Important to Goal 0ousumer..

The undersigned, having made ar
ranxements for that purpose, are now
prepared to furnish c0al In quanti-
Ties to suit patrons in any part Of the
city: Orders will he promptly At
tended tn.
NORTHWESTERN FORWARDING e.,
e3an-tf U. 4 \. Depot.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24

9. B. 6archet, n. D., homo
pathtc physician and surgeon: clIlce
Granite street, south eide, near Main
Reetdence, No. 10 Granite street.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24

Pete Gamble, ut the Silver CITY
Market, West Park street, keeps con-
stantly on hand poultry, fresh fIsh.
game, vegetables, etc. l.0-tf
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24
Wood River Rippies.

i THERE il talk If h Touring mill
being erected in or near bellevue il,
!: the near future.
! There have l,een about sixty new
| mining lAati,ns made around Belle
+, vue since the flrxt Ut January.
The weather continues bright over
head, with only three inches Of snow
on tine ground, which Is smooth aud
: hard. making Il beautiful for sleixl,-
ing.
The stages with mail and pssseu-
gers arrive regularly on time. There
are more arrivals than departures.
They come and 90 In fosr-horse
sleiyhs.
Joseph COnnell hes received the
shipping bill Of his lIrst shipment BY
way IT the railr,,ad. The goods were
billed to the end Of the track. All
freight hereafter will come IN that
way to Wood River FreighiuR!:ftom
keltOn and Blackfoot has been
stopped.
Ia. Scott came over from Bradford
during the week, bringing with him
three pieces IT ore from the dunn Of
the Clipper mine to have them
assayed. He Afterwards showed ~
the results, which were - follows:
$50, $3.50 aud $0O. The lowest esti-
mate made at what they have thrown
over the dump Of this kind OF ore
amounts to no less than $lO,O
We were shown at Wells, Farxo L
Co.'s Office in this city, . day or two
ago. . magnificent specimen Of ore
from the PenObsc0t mine, which was
about to be sent to Amsterdam to tie
mining exposition to he held there
thi: spring. This piece Of ole will
make the Amsterdam Dutchn,en.
and all other Dutchmen, open their
syes when exhibited. M. Neyens.
q the Minnie Moore, alsD intends
shortly to forward y specimen from
ms mine. -BelvCrxc Chronicle.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24

The angels lind Ill their Happiness
ID sse, fFca -, and aceorslt1e to It.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24
MARRIED.

RLAIR-Ol.REN-In this city, January
y. lss3, BY Ju.,9eJ p. Wilcox, NJ. Chas.
D, Blair aud Miss Ida Olsen.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24

A st. Louis special says that Miss
Garrison ts not merely . very pretty
gtrI, hut she IL one who impresses
you at once with . sense Of her HON
esty and purity.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24

00Tlokees can - psorurep N Rleha,A.
Sea1' AMI Bsoedway 0o0k stoees only.
AZ Oehesesa a nflssn pi,s q, se,seeed
no0 tho eooe 0D00jeal eAtoul In the eltY.
VIII les0iAh The Wu0lo M ~ oconsi0r.
:. OooeDo0 have 6oe0 0C10sod ooooeiollv for
- oeoa0tao fsom New Yo9E "a ~
' - ssa vim - ssss N due sisss.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24

Before the end Of January Wander
btIt starts for California, with his
sons aud tlaugbterx and their wives
and husbands. 1t will he purely .
pleasure trip.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24
Maiden and Judith Mines.

Good reports continue 10 arrive
from Maiden and the Judith mines.
The winter has been 20 mild that Il
has given miners an opportunity al
working to advantage. The owner
Of the Northern Pacific have about
3oO tons Of ore on the dump, the
poorest of which assays $500 In ST.
yer and $50 In gold, and the best
aasay shows silver, 100 ounces, gold,
$3.50. 1t only remains for capital
lists to find their way into this dis
triet to bs,osn the calnp. The Mia
souDa river touches within - or 20
miles from these mines, and
We understand good roads are
already established, 10th from
Rocky Point ana Fort Clagxett
and Fort Benton to Maiden and Fort
Maginnis. The roads from, Benton
to Maiden and the Judith country
are among the best prairie and noun
tain roads In the country, having the
ac''entages Of running through i fine
settled county where good accom-
nl0datiOns can lie had fOr parties
fortunes In this new gold
Rehabilitation Record.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24
Eggs, Butter, Potatoes. 20.

The Montana Lumber Co. are now
receiving choice Montana p0tatnes,
Creamery butter, eggs and dressed
cbtckens. To arrive within one
week, choice California applcs. 9tf
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24
Aluminium.

"The coming metal" ~ alumni
MUM IL called. would almost drive
iron out 1T the market could it be
prtN'uced 1T the same cs,st. The
greatest interest IL felt In y cable
rs'Dort Of . new way to scparate 1t
frIn the mass Ot common clay, In
which It exists In unlimited
quantity, and II its production is
made comparatively inexpensive, its
introduction will effect marvellous in
dustrial changes. Its lightness and
ireed0sn from rust make 1t vaetly
superior to iron for many pur-
poses. Attention has recently been
called to the fact that It IL . much
better conductor Of electricity than
iron, and were It to replace the present
telegraph wirrs the battey power
could be reduced to One-seventh of
that now required. IT, value In con-
Quoting electric currents for purposes
Of illumination has not been slg-
grated, we think. II will aid in tie
solution Of the problem Of electric
light.--M1H 0Md Erl,ress.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24

RULES AND REGULATIONS.
All masQues must - raised n committee
b3l0re entering b All
NO 0o0e1o0on will be allowed In Geaaa n
Parties not In I,ask viii mt he sllowe.l
% dance until aftsT IL 0'cl,ck.
No 91sgepotable character. viii he Id.
0ietod.
No tickets will he s0ld 1t the door.
All marques must b. removal nj 10
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24

Summit Valley 1Gini10 DISTRICT.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24

ICkETW * m
'elatllng carriage to aud fso,n The Hal,
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COMMERCIAL.
m T. ". R1D.

Dentist, Office over Flint National
hank Main street, Butte Montana.
9decl)3m<
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24
Settlement Notice.

All possies showing Themselves indebted
to Nt1.apa et0ut are hcSv0v nosihel to
make se4tiemc 1t on 0g before tho 18th day
ct February, lass. and asye trOt bic. 1-ls,3
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Wanted.

Wanted.
A woman To do genesal hOuaewoex. Ap-
ply at residence Of q. ". Ntaplet0n. l63 ".
00De9D3 etreet. 1.101jCf
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24

IN" Rink will b. oprn each forenoon IN
ladiesS exclusively. as.d M admja*i.,'
karn the Art of Skating. No II respectfa
pfrUons ID miltod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-03

CHICAGO, December 2.-Abeut 8 M.
the mammoth new brick and stone block,
1888 to l7s Market street, lately erected by
J. N. Farwell. was discovered to be on
Gre in The sixth story. This floor was occu.
pied by Gus. Metzler, wholesale dealer in
notions, and the next floor oc-
cupied by the Canadian Fire Com.
pany. About ssventy.five girls and fifteen
or twenty men were employed. The
flames spread rapidly, and created a panic
among these working people, and the scene
that ensued was indescribable. Many
OF them crowded the fire es.
capes, while others attempted to
throw themselves from the win.
dows, and vera only prevented by the
cooler heads. Many Of them were severely
bruised In the crush, and two OF the girls,
Kate Hilgert and Frances Fairweather,
msddened by fright leaped from upper
windows Of the blazing building and were
crushed to death on the pavement, dying
almost instantly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-03

TnE recent narrow gauge railroad con-
vention at Spencer, Roane county, adopted
resolutions iavoring county aid and recon-
mendiug that the County Courts OF the
several counties call elections at the earliest
lawful day to take the sense Of the people
on the question Of voting bonds. The
Spencer Bulletin says "the line Of the road
extends from Weston TO Glenville through
Calhoun to Spencer, to Ripley and thence
to Ravenswood on the river" This route
Is sot course not satisfactory to Wood and
Witt, and there is a call signed by Wood,
Writ and part Of Calhoun for q conyen.
ton OF BurningSprings. The Parkersburg
papers charge that the Spencer convention
treated Wood and Writ unfairly.
Leaving this question to be de-
ctted by our friends we infer
from the interest manifested tia. there Is
determination to build narrow gauge
railroad over the route indicated, and an
equally strong determination that q part o.
that system or another line shall reach
Parkersburg. From Parkersburg to Raw
enswood Is thirty.dve miles, and II the
road from the interior forks at Spencer
each fork will go through an importan
territory. There ought to be no i'll feeling
in a matter Of this kind. The more mile
oi railroad the better for all.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-03
BRAxioN ntDyEss.
Eiopement, Imcendfnrism ard shooting.
ALSO nn Accident.


From last weeks issues OF the Brsxton
county paper1 the following coadensalions
of some CT the few lively news
items thy contained are made. The
other day J. o. Wheeler clipped with another
man's wife, Mrs. Maria Jane Hines. Wheeler
in trying to get ths woman came near having
serious encounter with Hines. The won an
was anxious 10 60 but her husband o. c.ed
till Wheeler dew revolver on him, and
sllenced him. Tho woman did rot j,in
Wheeler then but In day or two thty met
In town, aad II Ia presumed they emigrated
to Clay county. The authorities Of the
county will doubtless lad out their where
abouia, as tho Grand Jury has found an In
dictment against them.
Rscentlg dwelling houre belonging to
George w sta, situated in tho lover end OF
tho county, was Destroyed by tncendlasies.
II was new building, and was TO bs shortly
occupied by Mr.. Sea.
Archie Conrad, syourg lad, was showing
bis revolver 10 a companion. He told hiB
friend that 1t was not loaded. The latter
was trying 10 turn the cylinder, which would
not reYolve, and Conrad told him to raise the
hammer: In doing 10 the revolver was
discha ged. II bsing pointed towards Con-
rad, the ball entered hisstomach. He imne.
diately began to yomit blood. A physic!an
was called, and after an examination pre-
nounesd the wound fatal.
A fsW days ago Harvey Stewart and
woman nRmed Friepd had q difficulty, which
resulted In the woman getting very severe
whipping. Tue woman was on the opposite
side OF the river wh.n this quarrel ccmmeno-
cd, and II seems that she called Stewart a
sheep thief and various other hard namts.
Stewart got into osnos and crossed the river,
out some wlthts aud gaze ber severe tlle.
glng. The woman was very roughly handled,
aud no doubt Stewart will be roughly han.
died by the authorities.
The school house In Birch District, anti
district No. 8. was recently burned to the
ground, and all the indications point to aa
incsndiary oause.
A few days ago man raned BoWlinger,
wholiVes oa Steer creek, found bundle OF
wi es q. his.d door and on the withes was four d
a piece Of paper upon which was some writ
inz 10 The VI sot that II the inhabitants Of
the house did not leave there coon they would
be roughly haudlad. lu day or two after
that, two fellows named Belknap and Rich
ardson, who were thought 10 have put the
withes at the door, were passing the house
with team OF oxen. Thsy were aching IN
manner and were using Yuigar
language. BowllRger wts not at home a1t
his wife was made The obj.ct OF their abuEe.
She, becoming exAsperated at their threaten
Ing way, got pistol and began firing a. the
man. Ssven shots were fired, one Etdking
Richardson In the shoulder.
The grand Jury at tue last term oil court
found IN indictment against thirteen persons
who were engaged In q riot last August, near
FrametoWn, In which one OF tho Jamts was
stabbed with knifs, and several Others Of
the participants were injured. There were
seven on one side and SIX on the Other.