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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-04-04

Land Office. GRIND FORKS, March. 50, 1884
Notice Is hereby given that the IL ,wing-,,m
ed settler has filed notice Of Ills intent max.
na p:nn III SUPPORT uf MS claim. md HUT .aii
proot will be mule before Robert Tweea!e, Clerk
OF the Court ut Pemt:''a. Iak., on May 10. 1851
Aviz Robc;t i. tict;uin,
N lots .. and l. sec ~, t., i63, r ;ai.
lie names the following "i.,ie se- to prove Iii.
fontinu us residence ui.un AID cultivation OF
tail land, viz: Lafayette Wn!kc-, X bert y, ung
YIh,s. $. I'LL. ley and Frank +. sM itztr all of Wal
lia!la y. I.
AID you. Hattie A. Srh-nm. vi, asserts nos
ses.ary rsl,l to the aboye described trsct nt
herei notified to SHOW cause at this oil;re on ol
before Mayo Nsi ii nny there he why said
Robert j. Mc,uin should II, I be allowed to- max.
proof aud payment 10; said tract.
9Th u. q. TIFFANY, RICHTER
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SURF. JACKSON informs us that twenty
new school districts have been formed in
Pembina county since January first.
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Miss MCDONALD left this (Frilay)
morning for Chicago to purchase a stock
of millinery and fancy goods, and will
return in about ten days. when she will
be able to supply the ladies of the town,
or the Four Corners with the latest and
neatest styles in her line of goods.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-04-04

THERE has been quite little inter-
est in town for some months in re-
gard to the alleged purpose of the war
department to enlarge the army post at
this point. Whether Congress will make
any appropriation for this purpose during
the present session Is yet question, but
one thing is quite certain the policy of
consolidating the. army in large posts is
being advocated from several quarters.
General Sheridan is reported in recent
dispatch from Washington al saying that
tits his policy to concentrate the army as
FIR as possible in large and convenient
posts. The convenience of Fort Pembina
ss consolidated post is undoubted. The
matter may be postponed. another year
~ E1ngreas " sily Of, NAL king appr0peiS.
FtipnginyieW0 n fls 4 m fentiat elsctio n.,
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For Sale

House and furniture; horse and outfit,
at reasonable figures. Applyto
REV. A. K. CAswELL,
Neche, d. 7.
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Mn. GEO. KEMP, of the Famers' Home,
has decided to become granger, and
will move to his farm NEXT Saturday.
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Teachers. Examination.

Teachers Examination.
A teachers examination will be held
in Pembina, on Tuesday, April 18th, and
at Hamilton, Thursday, April 18th, 1884.
Examination conducted in the school
houses of the respective places commeno-
ing at 9o'clock A. NJ. Applicants will
please provide with necessary stationery,
and remember Institute fund.
Pembina, Dakota, April Sd, 1884.
q. +. JACKSON,
81 County Sup't.
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WANTED
AGENTS FOR
THE PEOPLES ENCYCLOPEDIA

the greatest work of the age. 1t contains $500
topics, 300 illustrations. i-o maps and Diagrams;
from Sc to SO for the complete cylopedia. This
great work is told ut one-sx1h the price ofArple-
topics Within two years there l,aye been siHty
thousand sets sDld, and the demand Is steadily H.
creasing. We have agents who are making foln
80 to 500 per week. We can teach you By letter
allow 10 Sell it," Send for sample pages and cir
culars.
We have a CYCIopEDIA OF MEDICINE,
which gives every known disease also the AL
pathic and Homeopathic remedies. II is lar,:e
octave Of over 1900 pages; prolnseiy illustrated,
Itsold for sls;oo until q few months ago. but We
have reduced the price to $50, 80 that every
family Gun afford it, 1t is edited by DIR. Geo. NJ.
Beard, assisted by over .OJ eminent medical au-
thorities. With this work you can make fine IN
come. Ifyou are not making much money II
your farmer In the business you are engaged,
take hold of this work. and our word f il, ii
you have energy and perseverance you will not
want better business. viii be pleased 70 send
you full particulars.
Address, PEOPLES PUBLISHING CO.,
Sl-i3 lob State St.. Chicago.
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On Thursday evening of last week,
Orlander Colby vas brought before Judge
Armstrong on charge of having threat
ened to poison niece of Mr.. Chapman's,
at the Chapman House. and the charge
being sustained the defendant was bound
over to appear at the District court at its
next session. Young Colby is not above
seventeen years old and came to this
tdYp from England with Mr.. Chapman
s, months ago. It appears that he
never was dutiful son, and he was the
cause of 20 little trouble to his parents,
who sent him to this country in the hope
that it might result in his benefit.
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The evening class conducted by Mr.. P.
Al,ern during the winter months have
been very successful, quite number
having awaited themselves Of the oppor-
tnnity of getting an insight into book
keeping, pllonog apply, &c,
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These are Solid Facts.

The best blood purifier and system
regulator ever placed within reach Of sut-
fcring humanity, traly Electric, Bitters.
Inactivity of the liver, biliousness, jaun-
dice, constipation, weak kidneys, OF any
disease of the urinary organs, or who ever
requires an appetizer. tonic or Mild slim
ulant, will always find Electric Bittersth the
best and only certain cure known. They
act surely and quickly, every bottle guar
anieed to give entire satisfaction or money
refunded. Sold ut fifty cents bottle by
q. Moore & Co.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-04-04

DIR. SMITH will be in Hamilton the re-
mainder Of this week. and in Pembina
until the last of next week, after which
he will be absent until the last of the
month.
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Mr. I C.prrp ond Lie tue oo,,,;,,,

Mr.. J. CARTER and his two cousins, the
Misses Carter, while crossing the Geroux
bridge on their way to church last Sunday
met with an accident remarkable for the
escape of the party from more serious
consequences They were riding across
the bridge in cutter when the horse
took to choking and moving suddenly to
one side, broke away the railing, taking
all over the side of the bridge to the ice
twenty feet below. The cutter was
smashed into pieces, the young ladies and
gentleman were stunned for awhile but
not seriously injured, one of the ladies'
getting sprained ankle. The horse
escaped also without serious harm. Con-
sidering the distance and manner of the
fall it is extraordinary that no one was
hurt any worse.
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Land ONCE. Grand Forks Oak, March 1. 1884.
-, Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Ihomas DOnovan against Alexander Couplet:e
dated October % 1855. upon the ne or rec 81, Il,
,ts IS. In Pembina County. d. r.. with view
to the cancelation of said entry; TIE said PARTIES
the I'D ,lay of April, 1884, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment. Testimony viii he taken
1 1..n,i VI Knessaw u s. Comnssioner at
j. G. TIFFANY, Registe-.
WI. ANDERSON, Receiver.
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e U, ~ y q
ps6 J. sis 4 II VI ~ cw y Ion
| MD ~ ~ s:2 Ihess AiiiS bSsn aothins ~.
|tac6I1yto report during thswinisr, ii
| tk1k = ~ y = not te time u. hnild rail-.
roads Neroii Ions We understand have
been entered upon for the right Of way
along ths Red River By the Fargo South
en-. Surveyor will doubtless be striking
out u soon % the travelling isrood. The
Fargo Southern company IL composed Of
men. that have heap Of enterprise and
the sinews of war and II will not take
them long to connect Fargo with the
northern metrop Lie when they once be-
gin 70 push things.
A LARGE. number Of visitors attended
the public school reception on Friday
last. The exercises were pleasing and
the good order maintained, indicated a
thorough state of discipline in all the de-
partments. The one feature to be re-
GREETED, as shown in the report of Princi-
pal Travis, was ths great irregularity in
the attendance Of some pupils and the
habitual taldiness of others. These
things are to be deplored, not only as in-
terfering with the progress and efficiency
of the school but as indicating, in the
pupil, a lack of one essential element Of
success. Every time a pupil is late he
strengthens mischievous habit, which
once well established will interfere with
his success all through life. That boy or
girl who is always on time has, at least,
one quality to be proud Of.
WHAT is to be done by way ofimprov-
ing the roads leading to Pembina during
the coming season? There are some mat
tiers that may be classed as questions of
expediency but there are Others thai
come within the scope fpublicnecessity.
Such is the question ofhighway improve
ments in the vicinity of Pembina. When
farmers are striving to get into this town
from the west to do their trading, il
is not excellent policy on the part ofour
people to stand by and see them stuck
fast in Il slough in the middle of May. A
man in such a plight, instead of viewing
our domes and church spires in the dis
talce with pleasure is tempted to be pro-
fame, if he should haye such an untortu-
nate tendency. By all means let us make
a move to get our roads in better shape.
Let not the progress of our town be him
dered by obstacles which can be 30 easily
removed.
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First publication Mnrch2s.
PROBATE Notice,
TERRITORY OF DAKoTA,l
County Of Pembina. lii Probate Court.

III the inutter Of estate of Elizabeth Mcdonald
deceased.
Notice is l,efehy given that .Mexantle, IRE has
filed with the judge OF ;'ii court, petition pray.
ing for letters ofa,lminsttatian of the estate o!
the 18th day ofAprl, 1884. ut O'clock r. NJ of said
day. being II day of regular term # this court, to-
wit: of the April term. l3i, at TIE Court House
in the ,wn oi pembnn, county II Peiubinu, las
where any person interested may appear and
show caue why the said petition should MT Ii
granted.
Dated March goth, 1871.
GAFFNEY d kSEEsI..W, ROBERT TWEEEIIE
Attorneys. Probate Judge
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A SOCIAL fantastic is given by some of
the town boys at Kittson Hall tonight.
A good time Is anticipated.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-04-04
Wanted.

A good man to work farm on shares;
will furnish necessary machinery and
seed to right party. Apply to the under
signed, at court house. j. H. BIRD. 2w
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YOUNG.

YOUNG.
Spring has come and seeding will soon
begin.
MIR. A. G. Turner has moved up to his
place here.
Pat'k Kelly has returned from his visit
at Grand Forks.
School has again started, with Miss NJ.
Smylie as teacher.
Our singing school is postponed until
after the bad roads.
Mrs. Tiffany and daughter have moved
up here from Bathgate.
Messrs. Peterson have started thresh-
ing on the mountain.
Work is being done on the bridge
across the Tongue river near here.
Rev. A. c. Turner preached an eloquent
sermon last Sunday at the school house.
Thomas II. West wears a smiling coun-
tenance over the arrival of q daughter.
Peter Haugcn has brought in car load
of horses. They are nearly all sold and
he is expected daily with another lot.
BOWESMONr.
A large meeting of the Lincoln TIP. coun-
Gil, of the Northwestern Agricultural and
Commercial association. took place on the
eaLh, ult., President Garnett presiding.
Thirteen new members signed the roll,
makinga total membership of thirty-two.
The executive committee were instructed
to correspond with machine firms and
get figures to show what all kinds of
machinery can be bought for ut the
factory in order to do away with middle
men; also, to find out what twi,.e can be
had for by car load, and report at next
meeting. Another committee was APP
pointed to get the exact number of acres
under crop in this township this season,
and report at first quarterly meeting,
which takes place in the school house in
! district No. A, onJ June u. Is.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-04-04
Markets,

Wheat-No. 1 hard, 80; No. 1 regular
q; No. 2 regular, 60 No. regular, SO
Onts-25. Barley-35.
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That hacking caugh can be SO quickly
cured by S'iloll's. We guarantee it.
Sold by L. NILKENs.
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? shilol's Nitalizer is
guaranteed to cure you.--Sold by L. Will
KESS
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Tw0MgY s. FRANCIS. II. rtsagee,
Attorneys for Mortgage,
Fargo, d. r.. 8' S1-81
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w. L. KILBoRS, agent for the st. Paul
Globe, was in town Tuesday, working up
a business for that paper. The best we
can say is that the agent is a good fellow
and. for those who are 50 unfortunate as
to be Democrats, the Globe is d very
desirable paper to take.
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Al0rtr age Sale.


Default having been nude in The payment o!
the sum of i ur huuuied md twenty eight ard
thi ty-lnret hundgedths dollars Sl-,.,:l which l.
claimed / lie due at HE date o this u tee upon
IL cel tniii Mo tsage. duly executed and delivered
by William II. Is. ok, n single man Of iembiun
County, u. T., IL James Bethany. Of the .aIGe
i,!uce, beairg date the 10Th dizzy of oct Der 4. D..
ter Of Deeds in and for the County of Pembina
AID Ierrlt ry of Dakotn. on the 18th day of OG!ob-
er a. d. 1855, at one ncl CkP. NJ, in Box two %!
Mortgages. un page 10, and 10 action or pro-
ceediiG al law ar otherwise having been institute
ed |, receiver the debt secured iy said AiortguEe
any pat thereof: SOW Therefore. notice Is
hereby given, that by vi Tue "f II power of sale
conttined in said Mortgage and pursuant to the
statute in such case made and pc vidcd llie sni,l
Mortgage will be foreclosed. and the premises
defc ibed i'll ana Ct ve.ed by sad Mortgage, viz:
The southwest quhIte of the southeast quarter
If section number twelve y i'll Township mum.
Der une-liundled AID fifty mine iD o. I'll of range
number fifty one (D west, continuing forty 90,
ne es according to the govt survey thereof, in
I'embl.u County, a:d Territory Of Dakota, With
the hescditameuts and hppurtenances. will be
cash, t. pn. said debt and nterett. and the taxes
II any. ON said premises, and twenty dollars
fee, as stipulated in and hy said Mort
gage in case VfIorec1sure. AID the disbursement.
allowed by lpw; which sale will he made hy the
ohe ill nf SAID PenibuN CouI ty III the frnit door
ofthc Court House, III the town of Pelnhina, In
said C1ulty ana Tcnit ry on tl!e III, DAY of April.
30 redemption ut any time within one year from
the day II sale, a. provided by law.
Dnted February 18th a. u. 1874.
JAMES BELLAMY,
GAFFNEy Il KNEEsHAw Mortxngce
Attorneys for Mortgage. 3l-9s
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ONE advantage of our nicely graded
streets is that the interval is very short
between sleighing and dry wagoning.
Our streets are getting quite dry IN places
already.
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80 ! y y t..If'7-7 : " 757l-
CiMsl PrAOf Notice..

land offce. Grand ~ ks, Nh eli q, 1874.
settler has filed notice OF his intei. Ok n r. nm, .
final prnf In support of his claim aud that snid
groofwill be made before the Clerk Of the Dit-ict
Court at Pembina, }. r. on May Q, 1854, viz:
:. James Wheeler,
II: =. 1881, for the ne or, sec G. tp 1Ga n sew.
He names the foil wing witnesses t. prove Lis
continuous residence upn and cultiva.,m Of
said land, viz: Louis LeDoux. EliI.eDr ux James
Iaiigton and Vim. Iepiere, all cfPeInbina CO, ID +.
B.C TIFFANY, Register
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Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by shiloh's Cure.
Sold by l.. WILKENs.
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REV. S. SNYDER. formerly of this town,
has been compelled to leave Alexandria,
MIMI, on account of his wife's health, lie
having been transferred to the South
Kansas conference.
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THs board of county commissioners
meets next Monday.
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Our town auctioneer, Charles Full is
moving into more commodious quarters
this week on Stutsman street. having
secured the building formerly occupied
by Geo. Wight as furniture store.
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Shcrff;7s Sale.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA. County Of Pc

lEnlsl1oh1 WE DAhOlts SOUIlty cI lSlIiplf u.
A. c. Nichols, plaintiff. against John Giilies and
Josiah Chapman, defendants.
Notice IL hereby given, That by virtue of an
Execution TO he directed and delivered, aud
now in my hands, i:sned out of the Clerks Office
Of the Third Judicial l,!rict Court, Territory OF
Dakota, in aud for the County Vi pcu,hina, upon
n Judgment rendered In said Cou.t in iovor of 4.
G. Nicht Is, plaintiff, ,l, against John ellis and
Josiah Chapman defendants. have levied L. OF
the following described Real Estate of sail de-
fendunt, t.-wit: l.Gt number ci.ht 81 in I'll ck
number t!iirty-one CD in the town II hamilton
Pembina County, Dakota Territory. And that
SHALL Oh Monday the 10th duy OF Marcel! A. b. ls.l
~ the hour Of two o'clock r. NJ. Of said day. nj the
front door of the Court House i'll tic Town u
'Pembina, iii sGlu County aud Territory proceed
t, sell all the rir;t i.le AMI interest oi The above
named john ellis aud Josiah Chapman. in ana
u the above described property to satisfy said
Judgment and costs. amounting to "Ileliuiii red
and sixty Is 6 Dollars and forty (!0) cents To-
gether with all accru;..g costs OF sale and nlc!cst
on the same fr, III the 18th dry of October !ss:3 III
the rate ct seven per cent per annllni, ut Public
Alcti II, o:, the highest bidder for cash.
Dated ut Pembii.a. b. T., February =, 1854.
CUAS, !, BROWN
GarFNEY IL KNEEsII W, Sheriff.
Plaintiffs Alto ncys. ISL.
The above sale it, adjourned until the aitll Of
March, the suInc hour aid place.
The abnve sale is adjourned un,-i1fid; y, March
: tn, 1851, NJ the SAME hour ami Ice
C.. -. BROWN,
The above sale Is adjourned unte THU. day,
April 10Th, 1851, at Tie same Lour ind place.
C. J. BEuwS,
Sb..riT
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SUMMONS.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, DISTRICT COURT
County Of Pembina. I'D Judicial District
Annie aoburg PLAINTIFFS Joseph Hoburg de
fentant.
Tie Territory of Dakota to the above named
defendant: You. Joseph il"i,,lrg are hereby sum
ma,e.l and required to answer the complaint IN
rle: K Of said c; ,rt, tie lsti dizzy If February.
lsi. and to serve II copy. of youf answer To the
said cnnplai,t the subscribers, at their rt!ce
in the ,wr of i'embiTn in the county OF Pembina
and Territory a.n, csnid within Thirty days after
the vice OF this summons ui;On you, exclusive
If ii,e day ofsurh service; and ii you fail To
the plainti in this action i'll apply the C. urt
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated Leceulber II, lSG3 "a
GArFSEY Il KSEEsHAw,
3J-SG Plaintiffs attorneys, u. T.
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First Publication Feb. 90, 1884.

$40 Plaintiffs Attorney, PembiDa,
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EMERSON and West Lynne were corr
solidatcd into one corporation about Il
year ago. but the union has not been Il
happy Ole, and the west side party to the
Transaction now seeks divorce. There
will be fight over the matter in the Pro-
vincial Legislature.
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HAMILTON.

The feed mill is now in running order
and Boss Slater says. bring on your feed.
VIM. Randall left for Illinois few days
ago to be absent for some time. The
evening before his departure a pleasant
" farewell" was given at the Hamilton
House.
DIR. Bearisto is expected home in a few
days from his visit to the Canadian North
west. The doctor did not find any better
country than Pembina county, aud his
many friends hope he will decide to
permanently locate in Hamilton.
Mr.. JOS. Cony'lon, who has been a
respected resident of our town for the
past year has resigned his position in
Mr.. YerXa's store and ut pese mt
talks of making Minneapolis his future
home. We arc sorry to lose Mr.. Cong
don and his family, and the people of
Hamilton will wish them the happiness
and prosperity their worth deserves in
their new home.
Last Sunday Sunday school was
organized in the Baptist church, with Mr..
Anderson as superintendent. Such IN
institution was much NEEDED and should
he heartily supported by every right
minded person without regard to creeds
or isms. Mr.. Davis has consented to
take charge of n bible class in connection
with the same, and all WHO have heard
him preach will need 10 guarantee that
he will make it interesting.
Sh Wednesday evening another enter
taifment was given by the public school
in aid of the fund for the purchase of
prizes. The school room was crowded
and every one went home satisfied that
a rare treat had been given. The pro-
gram consisted of readings. Rotations,
dialogues and singing, all by the children,
aud rendered in manner that would
have done credit to proficients, in TACT,
the unanimous opinion was that in point
of merit the usual travelling troupe could
not compare with Hamilton public school.
Prof Hart wishes to acknowledge his
Indebtedness to Miss Broom for her
valuable assistance in training the chill
dren in the recitations and singing.
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TOILETTE.

Mr.. s. Rumbell has sold his farm to
MIR. VIM. Tailor.
Preaching in the school house next
Sunday at half past two.
Miss Lizzie Fergusonl from Bathgate,
was visiting friends here last week.
Mr.. Will Storms got one of his horses
badly cut on his way to Walhalla last
week.
Robt. McCauley has possessed himself
ola rattling fine sorrel tcam-one of the
finest in the county.
MIR. Hughes has rented his farm and
has moved TO Batlgatc. We wish him
success i'll his new home.
Miss Nettie Storms, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. NJ. d. Assertion
this winter, has gone to her home near
Chicago.
J. r. Young, our old and much esteem
ed teacher, was over this week visiting
our school and many friends. J.R. is
always welcome.
Our school board has hired Mr.. Robin
son for the summer term. MIR. Robinson
has proved himself to be an efficient
teacher and We congratulate the board
on having secured his services for the
coming summer.
Quite sensation in cur neighborhood
was the sudden departure of Albert Shaw,
Sunday afternoon, from Mr.. VIM. Hunts
where he was engaged for the summer
taking with him the modest sum OF
sl3O in cash and new suit of clothes
He left some time about four o'clock in
the afternoon, unnoticed by any of the
family, and it is supposed that he wa.
across the lines before Mr.. Hunt dis
covered his loss. Shaw worked for Mr.
Hunt during last summer. He wa,
formerly from Ontario.