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ENhMIN ALTON.
CECILTON ITEMS.
ROBBERY

\ couple Of weeks ago there was a
robbery committed at the residence OF
Mr.. James Wooieham in Eeazey's Neck.
1t appears that Mr.. Woolleham had
hired a man who had been in the neigh
borhood but short time. Mr.. w. hav,
ing great confidence in his man left him
in charge OF the premises, and taken his
wife went to a neighbors to spend the
day. On their return in the e~ening il
was found that the new front door had
been taken ont and the door of Mrs.
Woolleham s bed room had been unlock ed
and the good hired man gone, not empty
handed, but with II gold watch of Mr.
WIS. new pair of shoes and S25 in cash,
besides other small articles. The tibet
made good hi. escape.
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CHESAPEAKE CITY ITEMS.


BUCK TRAIN.
There has been mourning. there has
been cuss'ng, there has been fighting,
there has been blood spilled, there has
been black eyes and bloody noses, and
lastly mud maps was made of the chief
engineer of the train, and all because of
the scarcity of the 80. b. J." Being
that on the arrival of the train at head
quarters (the Buck it was found that
the depot had been besieged by some one
unknown to the proprietor, and not hav-
ing the force of the law, helped them
selves to all the whlskey. gin and rum.
not speaking of the sealed bottles and
demiiohns. which caused scarcity. and
what little Of the needfLl was lett it was
who should and who should not have it.
The gentlemen of African descent who
resides around and about the depot con
tended that they had the best right, as
they were true Delawarians born on the
soil, and Delaware was the greatest
State in the Union aud would protect
them against Chesapeake varnents and
outside raiders. The Chesapeake raiders
disputed and contended for what was
left. which caused ii fight, and it is sup
posed that the Chesapeakers got the
worst of it, however they Were victorious
in carry lug OF demiiohn we'll filled
from the battle field, and they started
the train. which broke down somewhere
on the route. and during the excitement
(incident upon such occasionS) the dem!-
John was missing, which caused another
free fight among themselves, which was
finally ended by the appearance of two
of the passengers staggering along with
pole on the right shoulder of each with
two gallon paper Gag hanging in the
centre Of the pole, which they said con-
tanned the contents of the demiohn
which was reduced to a Jelly, and would
have to be taken in spoons and cut with
knife and forled to the palate, which
settled i.
NEW STORE.
Mrs. Byron Bouchell is going to open
new Millinery and Notion store, and
has rented the Old stand usG ally called
Reeds corner, and opposite the Bayard
House and Barwick' 5 Oyster saloon.
RELIGIOUS.
The Missionary Anniversary in the NJ.
T. Church was held last Snn'i'-- g :,e
great delight =" INC congregation. 1t
was well arranged and gave univel sal
satisfaction the collections were COED
aud the required amount for missionary
purposes was realized.
The usual Sunday afternoon service in
the p. f.. Church. was held to quite a
full house, Rev Mr.. Schouler conducting
the services. POSTAL CARD.
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THE PREVALENCE OF PNEUMONIA

So hume rous at this season of the year
are the fatal cases of this dreaded disease,
that many respectable physicians are
coming to consider it, if not an infectious,
at least an epidemic disease. On Monday
last both the New York Herald and 1ri-
5une contained interviews with promi-
nent physicians. of that city, as to the
causes of, and remedies for it.
DIR. LOOMS says, "The causes are at
mospheric there is abroad some I'M
known influence which predisposes to
infiammatery diseases that have an i'll
fictitious element" Usually the maxi
mum number of cases occurs in March or
April, but this year, probably on account
of the peculiar weather, it has come
earlier than usual. Young people, DR..
Loomis says, usually recover from it old
people, scarcely ever.
DR.. Alonzo Clark says that the exact
causes Of the disease are as yet unknown,
but that from records which have been
kept it appears that barometrical condi-
tions of the atmosphere have as much to
do with it as thermennetrical. 1t is usu-
ally traced to sudden expos--e. followed
NV a severe cold. A weak condition &C
the system, an indulgence in alcoholic
siouors. and business anxiety or overworE
constitute favorable conditions for its
rapid development.
b. DIR, VIM. A. Hammond thinks that the
m Ease, together with many otherSxNa1
Traced to the overheating of ~ \ Z
6mmon among us. When
yture o! house is too higI
danger Of taking coy
the overt 4 r0o's
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INII's VEGETABLE SICuIAN IIAI
REVIEWER is IL scientific comhiuatid
OF some of the most powerful rcSt0r;
tive agents in the vegetable kin",lolf
Ii restores gray hair to its origin;
color. 1t makes the scalp white an
clean. 1t cures danlruti and hunor;
and falling-out Of the hair 1t furnishd
the nutritivc principle by which I'll
hair is nouriSicd and supported.
makes the hair moist, soft and gloSSy
and i> unsurpassed rs Il hair dressing
1t is the most economical prcparatio
ever offered to the public, Us its effect
remain long time. making only 4
occasional application necessary. 1t
recommended and used by cmiEcll
medical men, and officially endorsed y
the Stat" .tSSIycr of MaSSachuSrtti
The popularity Of Halls Hair Rcncwc
has increased with the test Of man
years, both in this colntry AND i
foreign lands, and il is now known an
ascd in all the civilized countries {
Vie world.
For sale by al dealers.
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HORSES FOR SALE.

NHE subscriber being engaged in the
Il business of Buying and Selling 81
Horses. can always be found with a<FEA
number of good Horses on hand. whichHNt~
he will sell at attractive prices. A-N1~rsS
Cali on or address, Il. I. {. tRbt Oh.
Feb ~ lsS3-tf EIkton. Nd.
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HOUSE AND LOT

IN THE TOWN OF ELKTON. whereof one
fhomas Brorhy died seized and Possessed.
This property is situated on The east side o.:
N'r.h street (nUri!i nj the r.ilroad). idjninn"
lands al Annie Whaien aud Joseph Steele. the
Lot has front OF thirty rcrt lid street. and Il
depth. Of that width of u.,e hundred and .tF--AL,
three and Il hall feet. and j. improved Es5,,!
with a small FRAME DWELLING stMiii
hbt Sc. Thee" is I" Pump and We'll OF kasiLLl
excellent water On the premises
TERMS OF SALE-Thc decree re-, uireS one
halt of the purchase money to ~ paid in cash
the day o; sale. and the balance in six months
from the day of sale; the credit payments TO bear
interest, and 20 he secured ny note or bond OF the
purchaser with appo:cd security.
Possession :ivca on March liti next. il desired.
Cost u. rOHrcyanriu.c to h" paid hy purchaser
CLINTON VI Il i!.DI',iH.
feb its. Trustee.
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Mrs. Dellah Hague, WIDOW of the late
VIM. NJ. Hague of this place, died on
Friday night % ultinso after a very short
illness. Mrs. Hague was at the time of
her death living with Mr.. c. W. Clark
as housekeeper in Ponds Neck, and on
Friday was taken with hemoragc while
washing few pieces of clothing and
died in few hours. She leaves three
small children to mourn her loss. Her
remains were inferred at the Methodist
cemetery of this place on Sunday after,
nnnu 2ltl ult.
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Mr.. 4. Lyon and his son Jack have re-
turned home from their Texas trip, where
they have been visiting their relatives.
THE ENERGIES
OF the Sunday School connected with the
VI. E. Church, to morrow Sunday after
noon promises to be of an unusually in
teresting character. The occasion is the
Annual Missionary meeting. and will
well repay all who give c0untenance and
support to so worthy an object.
Rev. Mr.. Jones will start on Monday
for Conference, which meets at Cam
bridge.
Sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be adminjst ared tomorrow morning at
1920 A. VI. Rev. Mr.. Conway officiating
MISCELLANEOUS.
The genera. health of the town is good,
very few cases o. sickness reported
The Planning Mill of 5. c. Rowland
resumed operations this week.
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PORT DEPOSIT ITEMS.
AN ELECTION

for Town Commissioners TO serve for the
ensuing year was held on Monday after
noon and resulted in the reelection of
the old Beard. namely: w. W. Hopkins.
W. r. Way, John keavenv. w. w.
Niekle. John NJ. McClenahan, J. w.
Burlin Jr. ana Adam Peoples.
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NEE ADVERTISE HEN rs.
WANTED.

A PLACE for little White BOY
"A to BOARD, between and ) years old.
place with no small children preferred. F"r iI.r-
Their particulars address !. l.. HALLIDAY.
Feb 24-2m Fair Viii, Cecil CO., Md
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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

meets in Port Deposit t" da; ut 30 p. NJ.
The attendance at the last meeting was
large, which was encouraging to the Off
GERS and teachers. The meeting to day
will be especially interesting. The pub
lie are invited.
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sSsCoUNNY + KEWS';;s
CIY4RLESTOWN ITEMS.

PATRIOTIC.
The Twenty second passed without any
lively demonstration, save that the pub
lie schools were closed, the teachers
taking another day at the expense of the
taxpayers. When our Congress pays no
attention to the birthday Of Washington,
it seems useless for an attempt to be
made IL our halls of learning to incite
love of patriotism.
ENTERPRISE.
The sounding Of the workman,s axe
and the swiitness of the jack-plane, !"
proclaims th"t rra too will soon need our
houses numbered, and streets more def
nitely spoken Of Mr.. VIM. Gibson
house is rapidly approaching completion,
and the foundation IF Mr.. Y. b. Algard 5
indicates that in few days our magic
carpenters. or rather architects. will have
the smoke curling from the chimney tops.
Mrs. Wood. of Baltimore, has purchased
the Mt. Pleasant Farm, about half a
mile from town, and intends moving on it
in few weeks. This property is very
desirable for any one who wishes to es-
cape the din and strife of the crowded
city. Mr. VIM. Murphy and Mr. Lynch
are having boats built by our townsman,
Mr.. J. B. Graham. Tie preparations
being made by those interested il onr
piScatorial resources, indicates that they
expect this year to make quite a lucra-
tive business Oft.
CHURCH.
The extra effort closed on Sunday night.
The meetings were well attended but
only a few awaited themselves Of the OPP
l. ~ 4 81
Rev. J. B. Butler preached last week.
The reverend gentleman is 4 pleasant
sneaker: he is member of the NJ. +.
Conference and intends to locate here
aud practice medicine. We need Il doctor
in our mids-, and his stay will be quite
an advantage to many. Quite a number
of our preachers are looking ahead to the
sinecure position of Eldcrship.
VISITORS.
Mr. Henry Lowery, formerly of tits
county, but now of Montana, paid his nu-
merouS friends here visit. Mr.. Low
ery's energetic disposition could not re-
main in as tame Il state as Mary land
Possessing disposition like Daniel
Boone he wendell his way over the Rocky
Mountains in 1852. and immediately en-
gagged in thc cattle traffic. Each year
since then his immense ranches OF cattle
have welded him an immensc income. so
to day he connts his herd of cattle that
Craze on the Western pralrleS by the
thousands, and the maneuverlng OF his
men in the saddle as they attempt to
brand tl,p cattle wonId make a Cecil
onnnt;.n wnnsar-l 900 not 10 OO0 AZ
stated by Dociln. = in the h,trs, are
considered n DAVIS work for seventy five
man Mr. JeI,s,ins ex.sheritf or levi.
81 f,,o,.,, ,.o,,r+,, n,II.,d ~ SEQ NJ Low
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T|'e (ef'I q4h'e,
ELKTON, MARCH 5, 1883.

ROBERT G. INGERsOLL is reported to
have said recently that if the Ohio river
was running whiskey instead of water,
and the banks were lined with loaf sugar
to sweeten the draught, there would be
no more drunkenness than at present, so
much faith had he in the restraining
power of liberty. If this be really his
belief he should cordially favor the aboli-
ton of all law, so that the restraining
influence of liberty could have full sweep.
THE Tribune is authority for this sin
gular, and unquestionably truthful, story
about the late ex-Gov. Jewell:
On the morning of the day before his
death, it is said, the late Marshall Jewell
awoke from sonnd sleep and at once
asked what was the matter at the home
of William E. Dodge. A telegram had
Just been received by Mr.. JEWELS family,
announcing the death of NJ. Dodge, but
it was not thought best to let Mr.. Jewell
know it, so he was told that all was well
there. He would not believe them. Some
thing had happened, he said; some great
aff1iction had overtaken the family. In
sisting upon this, and refusing to accept
his family's denials, he at length induced
them to telegraph to New York, to see
what was the matter. But Mrs. Jewell
so Hor.Ht1aS ttie telegrsm as to instruct
those who received it TO answer that
everything was all right. When the an
swer came, they told Mr.. JeNell, who lie
fused to believe it, and asked~S>-
message itself. This request being gran
ted, and having the ocular proof before
his eyes, in the shape of an unmistakable
telegraph message, he obviously remark
ed: "well, it does seem to be so; but it is
very strange; know there is something
the matter: that something serious has
happened in Mr.. Dodge's house in New
York" And that impression he retain
ed until soon afterwards he, too, ended
his earthly life
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Persons making making anpiira'inll
f.l. at property will be rsqnired to q
he follow NJ syr,t"mS ., me ets %H'' al. hr'i
- ,.,,. any allowance OF leductiua
pea ,a', s,lc translcr alienation. lass Il
d. Sny W. Tryrsy o the s"i,et,%' "r nny
III "s . al AHr'"' .4;a 70 s%Hs'
.rp@ate i.' ~ tb, same, aud especially
i S,;,I, W vi, N the me mas been ssl,f
nj" ~ The amount o. the purchat
red AN, we collects and Low The sal
! invested. ,,,I, ,ls, i,,erroratA,
-, nth in re erenee ~ any anNnislt
0n Utt made by him and MT already n
,hci' ,' '',,, q. al! sIch acqui'itianft
l,,'r ',.i' .,,aIi be added t" his assessay
fa ,',i - he reiuses 10 answer, no alla IL
Ia An" shall be made On his assess1
| Jan 10" Il
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Mr. L. p. Lusby sold his entire lot of
stock and farming utensils in Pierce
Neck on Tuesday 9th ult. at Public sale.
Not, >, ! standing the severe cold there
WAS a az +b,io9out OF buyers and We
However, we may alwaysE' ~ s ."t pres, aond
crowd and good prices when it is So Nv,
that Mr.. Shockly is the crier.
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I'VE hear of some parties in Pierce's
!. ,eck who are making sy up from the
sap of their maple trees in Their gardens
,,r wards One man had a-limh accidently
broken off tree, by his door and seeing
s,e sap running 50 freely set a bucket 70
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71S ACRES


W AAN- 4 4 ~
and is known rs the Home Farm 1t is situated
in tie Seventh Election district OF Cecil county.
mile north OF Port Dei,ncit adjoining the
lands OF Dr. X. f.. B umwcil and J. H. Rowland.
Esd. and tally described in two deeds. the one
from James c. Magraw and John Steel to Elisha
Brown and the other from Samuel Gay and wife
to Elisha Brown. record ID respectively in Liher
W. II. r.. No. =, folio 61j and Lber j. :. No. Al.
iotiu Is. Land Record Books OF Cecil county.
This land is in Il high state {" cultivation. eX-
ceFtin@ about, three acres OF good Timber. 1t is
well fenced -
The Improvements consist of good A--1-f
Frame TEN Ant HOUSE: double decker s#a=l
Barn. tnN@B feet. with stone basement; .lI-L
larr" = raw house. with running water: Wagon
house. Cur:i-t'r'h. Carriage house. and Back
smith SHOP. Tie location j. convenient and
healthy.
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CUTICuRA.

and CuTiCuRA soar externally ana CurIevrA
species OF Humor. from Il Common + toiuple
Srrotui Price vi CuTIcCEA. small boxes Soc:
large boxes. 81. CCTiCuRA RLsoLNENT. 81 per
bottle. tUrICURA SOAP. "a. CuTI, IRA SHAVING
Soar. IS. Sold by all druggists.
DeEut: w EEkS POILEk. B.sLnM. Mass.
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Notice to Tax-Payl

County c Commission rs
r,unt> will meet 1t their office in !
,inusa. in E,Lton. on Tuesday and VI
he I3th and l4th. TueSdaH and W cong
. IN and list. and Tdcsday and "edns
a-th and 18th day. oil rt"tuatS, anu
lie 1t day OF March lieA'. 'oi ti.r puir'S
imr transfers and ma Ei,s i >>,SS','e"ts'
i nv t,,sitjr,Iy no alteration will lie u
.ssn,ru,s Tor the year 'SSi ,,
IIy order. ,..,,,. n'i.i ,.n.i
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HUT1ERBR0THERS,
la I'm MLliMohE' mD'
ROM TIT SOUTH.


rfcct Cori nationrith two salient A
vantas- iconcerns You.
.'nere il mistake sOut it." remarked
,rF Flowrpi GailIal. Missouri. " BE
ks CAWE PDMT:S PLASrERS :,
a,nt the net combiations ever produce
Nv have twnds Of aianta-e over all otie'
och ". mall the H0"r and the RAZOR
Fst they aran and pleasant to Ese, ncy
sliiy the Is nor taslinen of the wcarer
srnu1. theylucklyn powerfully. l ha.
led the tse PlasH on myself for ! ne
nn;a. and O., ratieHs for various diseas'
srh AS Eeur. Museahr rheumatism. In
Trr. k,daelhle. er, and in all eases rely
rs iol,uwedom thresto forty eight hours.
Or. FIowerely woes the written or 9
r,irion of sands 10 his profession. BE
sans CAE lDRuUS PLASTERS are
,,rt,rt cyt M pliraion. J lie genuine h;
he word ON. cain the centre. Price
cuts. ScaN johnson. Chemists. New lt
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PSORIASIS.

II. Il. Carpenter. ESQ Henderson. y. Y, cured
OF IsorllSls or LeproSy. OF twenty years SJaudn
by tue tuTICURA RhSoLVENT internally and CT
1ICJEA and CuTIcURA SnAP externally. THE
most wonderful case on record. Cure certified to
before justice al the peace and proi!ii nent rit
Lens. All afflicted with itching ant >caiv diseases
should send to us Tor this Testimonial in Iull.
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HERE AT LAST.
After Lon. and Weary Waiting, Relief is
Rrnmght to those who Need il.

d. EaASad h& AsAS &s
After Lon. and Weary Waiting, Relief is
Brought to those who Need it.
Well. Pat. said an Orange county Physician
t" a complaining Irish patient some years ago.
for that pain in your chest yoa had better 90
home and put 0na mustard plaster. | can't think
this minute of anythin" better. Aud by the way
added the doctor turning to friend. Il wish
somebody would invent a real good piust,r--some-
thing actually helpful Tor ruch c;iSts as Pats
Maybe they will sometime. when its too late for
iie to use il.
When BEN SON CAPSlNE lpRDt : PLAS-
TER was placed on the ma kct about ten years
ago the doctors hope became Il fact. Because OF
the rare medicinal virtues inherent iii it, it, rapid
action and sure results. the Capriuc is fast dis
pac ng the slow acting plastrrS III former days.
Tor ali affections 10 which II plaster is ever appi-
cable. Price - ceItf. In Il,r middle OF She gen
uine is cut the word CAFCtNE.
Seahury Y Johnson. Chemists. New York.
w A Nr3'Els Il liable ami capahe men to
w AN IA Trees. Grape V mes Shrub
beIy. Roses. &c. = ock reliable and tirst class
Salaries and expenses paid. InStlu :tionS com
plctc that In0s- with no previous experience ia
selling can soon learn the business.
Address j. F. LECLA RE. Rochester N Y.
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ORDER NISi.
IN RELATION TO TIE SALE OF THE
REAL ESTATE OF SUSAN Is. RE- is
TER. DECEASED.

ORDERED. This lSt day OF March.
" 1883 that the sales made and reported by
Reuben IIaincs. Trustee in the above entitled
cause be ratified and confirmed. unless cause To
the contrary thereof be shown "r before the
10th day of May next provided; copy "t tins
order be inserted in some newspaper publ shed in
Cecil county. Maryland. once q week iJr one
month before the lih day oi April next.
The report states the amount of SUES 10 be
50 ESQ 60 ia NES y. DAVIS. Clerk.
True copy, test. JAMES Il. DAVIS.
Mar Sim tlers.
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Mir. Albert kiGg>uury. kccnc. n. IL. troubled
with bad !Gmur on hands and neck caused hy
lead poisoning. He - II painter 1T times II
would break out rrac. open. ami the skin Sep;.-
rate from the flesh i'll ial9c i' ces suffering treat
con'inual itching and ln.ing. Purchased Your
RENE dies: used CUTIUuGs Rt>oi-vEyT internally
and CurICURA and CUrCi IA SOAP externally.
and in less than three months effected Il complete
cure. and has not been trouble since Curru3iurit-
cd by Billiard y Foster. Druggists. kcylie y. H.
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SALT RHEUM.

Those Who have experienced the IornentS of
Salt Rh"um can appreciate the agony ctdur"d
lor years. until cured by the tEiIuURA REsolNENT
INTERNALLY ana CCrICtEA and CuTiCURA SOAR
tcrnaiy.
Mis- WM. rI.LLlNuTuN Sharon. Wiz.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF
JACOB RAMBO, FOR THE BENEFIT
OF THE INSOLVENT LAWS.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County

In the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
IN pursuance of an order passed in the
Il above entitled cause. notice is hereby given to
the creditors of the said Jacob Ramho. that the
undersigned auditor. appointed nv said order.
will. on Monday. the 18th day OF March. 1883 al
eleven O'Clock \. NJ. at his office. i'll the town ut
Elkton proceed IL state an account making dis
tributon OF the fund reported i'll said cause. and
the said creditors of the said Jacob Rarnb0
hereby notified and required to file their claims
against the said Ramho. duly authenticated,
with the Clerk Of said Court. ON before the
above NAMED date. G. MCCULI.DCtin.
Feb iT-1t Auditor.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-06

Asheepmm from Montana, Who ~
nov Ia Oregon, writes Helena friend
that about 100000 Oregon sheep VIII
be driven % Montana the present sea
son tic says that of this number
about 6o,ooe are now ON the way.
John Miller, alias Black Jack, and
sootty Crawford, who were accumulat
Ing q band OF stock, by means OF a
larlai, were arrested ~ Cooke CITY last
week and will answer 10 the grand Jury
Nine horses Of various brands were
found IN their posescasiom
In Helena, Friday Aug sgd, articles
for the incorporation of the ~ T.
Refrigerator Co, were hlcd Capital
S,oo,o Principal office AZ Newark,
Nj Vallamhtosa, Marquis de MoreS'
Herman llaupL it, and G. Edgar
ilaupt are the Incorporation
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-06

nlrAH itIytH, N, q, August a6,r~A
marty ~ lruns nnnaknd lnl1 The ono.
NaHlra camp, nnar hers yesterday ald
STALE q number ~ thoir ponies, The
aras Nentrns followed their Trail nnd
pame upon them ~ the Little Muddy,
when y tight took place, A nuinhar
we're killed and wounded on bath sides
IA. H0hlnaOn, fr0m W, hufori. with q
detachment IT cavalry, has started fof
che aoene ~ tho engagements
Tho water la tho Missouri IL hoenm'
ing very law
On her next trip the Helena goes only
a. Coal hanks, and tho hlaeL Hills 10
itoeky Point
IL. Story ut the signal Service, Y
eapeuted Ia arrive ~ MaglnnlH, tbs
Neek 81 inspect tho station there, lie
will inspect oil military telegraph offices
10 Mnnlana and Dakota,