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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-10-25


Mary Buchanan of Bethel visited III
town last week.
Rev. b. G. Thatcher and family gave
their friends call last week.
Mrs. Wilder and son Harry have gone
to Hudson, Y. Y. to reside.
Mrs. Ella Page and c. o. Sawyer, as
delegates, attended the ;. ,. ConYen-
ton at Woodstock last Saturday.
Mrs. Emma Knowton left this week
for Buffalo, y. Y, where she is 10 spend
the winter with her sister, Mrs. Green,
Mrs. Merrick Gay of Bethel visited
Mrs. Nelson Gay last week.
Emily Kimball returns this week, hav-
ing finished her school in Rochester.
Kitty Weymouth spent Saturday and
Sunday in Bethel.
The ladies' society meet with Mrs. IL.
Jones this week.
The funeral Of Hattie Packard was at
tended at the church up Stony Brook
last Friday afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Bartlett
of Pittsfield officiating.
The village was thrown into consterna-
tion Monday, p. m, about three o'clock,
by an alarm of fire which proved to be
the Stockinet Mill. This, with the pick
er house opposite, and the building known
as The Button Shop, and the store occu-
pied by L. b. kimbail, were burned TO
the ground. About 200 cords of dry
wood stored in the mill woodshed, were
Most of the machinery in the
room was saved. The fire caught
in the dry room. fourth story of the main
Only constant vigilance and
hard work saved ii. L. Deans store and
buildings. About 20 or so are
thrown out of employment. The hose
proved of little avail. Insured.
The mill was owned by the Gaysville
Co., and their loss is es-
timated AT So, 900 and was insured for
$4,000. The stock was held by Chester
Downer, Sharon, A. A. Brooks and f. +.
Holden, Bethel, Z. B. kimball and Nell
son Gays estate of Gaysville. l.. b. Kim
balls store was burned, loss $4,000, in
sured
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WEST HARTFORD.

Mrs. Charles Bergin and Miss Bertha
and Ethel Mansfield returned from
their visit to Lowell last Wed.
Dr. Emerson made a trip to Montpe-
] lier and vicinity last week Friday.
| Miss Lucy Stetson, who has been Wis
iting in Lowell and other places in Mass.
has returned home.
Miss Daisy Corey of Mortified is Wis
iting her uncle, DIR. Z. l.. Emerson.
Mrs. A. ii. Hazen and Miss Alice How
ard attended the 5. 5. convention at
Woodstock last Thursday.
Several from this place attended the
dance at Sharon last Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bingham of S.
Royalton visited in this place recently
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Wheel
er.
win Carr is visiting his father.
Mrs. +. 7. Wheeler has been quite
sick during the past week but is better
now. Dr. Emerson is attending her.
Mrs. Ida Newton has been sick for
the past few days with German measles.
Mr. Shedd has been visiting his grand
son Charles Stafford for several days.
Miss Nellie Udall of Woodstock is
stopping at her brothers Chas. Udall.
Rev. /. NJ. Wilcox. who has been
preaching here during the summer, will
deliver lecture in the church next
Friday eve, Oct. 26. Subject, "From
the manger to the Cross. Admission %
cents.
Mr.. William Walker and son from
Nashua have been visiting recently at
Lorenzo Harrington's.
viii Tucker had COW killed on the
track last Sunday. 1t was run over by
freight train.
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Geo. Leonard was home from st.
Adams over Sunday.
Miss Nellie Wall has returned from
Newport, n. II.
FraIk Broughton has returned from
California.
p. o. Hilburn of Boston visited friends
in town last week.
S. ID. Winslow and wife Of Pittsfield
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
+. Winslow.
Miss Belle Blake is in st. Adams.
Sam Reynolds is home from Mechan-
icsville on short vacation.
G. II. Heath, Esq, of Montpelier was
in town last week.
Presiding Elder Morgan preached at
the Nj. L. church last Sunday.
The worlds greatest violinist appears
in the lecture course at West Randolph
Monday evening next. See item in West
Randolph locals. A special car will be
attached to the freight returning imme-
diately after the concert. Fare one way
only.
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SOUTH ROyALrOR NEWS.
Mr.. Packard is recovering rapidly.

MI. facharu i recovering raptuly.
Potatoes remain low. Price Boots.
Chas. Southworth issto have Thanks
giving bail.
Deer have been seen in this vicinity
quite frequently this fall.
VIM. Lee and Mr.. Patterson of New
ark. Ohio are in town this week.
The Shepard family arrived here Sat
urday and expect to spend the winter.
NJ. S. Adams was at the AIts. Sunday
and returned with his family Tuesday.
Henry Poole retKAed to Boston last
Thursday. He intends TO return here in
a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS Abbott are in town
this week. Mr.. Bugbee returned TO Flor
ida last week MONDAY.
The merchants all have their new
stock of goods and have the largest and
best assortment since the fire.
There is good opportunity for any
one in need to purchase a new half cabi-
net st. John Sewing Machine. NJ. j.
Sargent has one that he offers low. lie
is selling other machines at low prices.
Hiram Rogers attended the reunion of
his regiment, the 4th Vermont, at Mont
peier last Friday, which was a very sue
cessful one, there being l20 of the regi-
ment present. 1t was their first reunion
since the war. The secretary reported
having heard from 240 now living.
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Mrs. Laura Chilson, wife of Sumner
Chilson, died at her home in Royalton
last Sunday of Bronchial consumption.
Mrs. Chilson had been out of health for
several years. Three weeks ago she be-
gan to fail rapidly and continued until
she died. The funeral was attended on
Tuesday. She was AZ years of age and
leaves husband, Mr.. Sumner Chilson.
one of our most respected citizens, who
for several years past has been in the
employ of Nj. S. Adams. in charge of his
grist mill. He has the sympathy of his
many friends in his bereavement.
The surprise of Rip Van Wrinkle when
awaking from his long slumber could
not have.been greater than the consump-
tive's upon finding himself entirely re-
lieved by DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. 25cts.
A pretty picture-A sunny haired
child curing the Newfoundland's emf
foot with Salvation Oil.
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NORTH TuNBRIDGE.

Measles are having large circulation
on the hills.
Rev. 5. A. Parker preached here last
Sunday.
The cider mill is very busy aud large
amount OF cider is being made.
VIM. S. Ballou has been very sick for
the past two weeks.
+. f. Howe's family has nearly re-
covered from the measles and almost
the entire family has had them.
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SOUTH STAFFORD.

Baxter Sargent and family of Tun-
bridge were in town over Sunday.
A drove of cattle stopped in town
over Sunday. Their owners stopped at
Mr.. Kittredge's.
Carrie Williamson of Sharon visited
Lois McMaster last week.
Mr.. Waldron breaches at Sharon next
Sunday.
S. B. Buell. is in Boston.
Mrs. John Barrett is in Montpelier.
Willis Estes and wife of Olcott Falls
were in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Preston is improving.
Mrs. L. Rogers is on the sick list.
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Valuable Farm For Sale.

On account of continued Illness ma,
offer my farm for sale. 1t is the Aob,
Fowler place, containing two hupdng
acres of choice land with nice buildipg,
nearly new and in good repair. eoWes.
iently and pleasantly located Thereon
II is situated in Royalton one mile soatS
of the village of East Bethel, on the stsg.
road, near school and mills. altogefbs,
making il one of the most desirable farm,
in Windsor County. Only small psr
of the purchase money will be reqairJ
when deed is made and possession is giyen
which may be Immediately.
MARIA G. FOWLER,
Oct. s, 1883. East Bethel. VI.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Irs. Mary Drury Is quite sick.

Mrs. Mary Drury is quite sick.
DIR. Watson is located on Mechanics
ST., at his fathers home.
5. Munroe Seayer, who for many years
has made it his business buying and sell
ing beef cattle, sheep and hogs, Will
soon close his work here and enter the
employment of Chicago firm, located
at Montpelier.
Lynde & Cheney will soon have their
shop in order for polishing granite.
Walter williams discovered some
coons in tree the other day while at
gun killed three with the first shot and
one with the second shot. Their combin-
ed weight was nearly fifty pounds.
Station agent Flint and wife have a
little daughter, born the 10th.
c. b. Watson is visiting his parents
and brother here and says he may re-
main in town all winter.
Wild geese We're seen the 18th making
their annual flight TO a warmer cline.
Apples are very abundant in this vicin-
ity and reasonable in price. Cider sells
at Sl.50 per barrel.
Mrs. Henry c. House has been quite
i'll for several weeks.
Mrs. II. L. Cheney is engaged in her
brother, II. X. Lynde's store, in putting
in order the new stock of goods.
Mrs. Mary }. Crane closed her house
~. AsN. l. a
weeks visiting at White River Village.
Judge Nichols of West Randolph was
in town the l4th on Probate business.
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CONSUMPTION cuRrn

An old physician, retired from -,
tice. having had placed in his baraF se-
an East India missionary the for,n,.,. 2,
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and permanent cure of Conspmp.'e
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma AK KUN
throat and lung affections. also a ~
tive and radical cure for nervous dat pg'-
and all nervous complaints, after hsss.
tested its wonderful curative powar'
thousands of cases, has felt ii hi. A..
to make it known to his suffering fella's
Aetuated by this motive and desrs : :
relieve human suffering, | win send (. y
of charge 70 all who desire it. this req. ,i''
in German. French or English. with ss
directions for preparing and using Sa w..
by mail by addressing with stam6 ns nm
ing this paper, w. A. NoyFs
Powers Block, Rochester. n. Y.
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RRAINTREE.

Miss Ida sherman of Ellington i
visiting Mrs. Palmer, her aunt at o. ,.
Jhayer's.
A. X. McIntire, Ed. Stowe, l.: H.
stowe and o. 5. Thayer are at work at
Barre on marble shed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason French and heV.
G. Boynton attended the 5. ). conyen-
tion al Woodstock, the two last named
as delegates.
Alexander Jerd recently caught
bear in trap near his residence IN koA-
bury 1t weighed l3o lbs. ana helteu
bounty and all SIG.
Rev. Mr.. Dowen of Saratoga supplied
the pulpit at Snowsville Sunday. lie Is
a brother of Mrs. Salmon Williams.
J. Laport is keeping old Mrs. Dut-
ton as town charge.
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srRAFFoRD.

Edith Preston and Mabel HALEY re-
turned from the Academy at Thetford on
Friday for few days vacation.
win Ward spent Saturday and Sunday
at his fathers.
Mrs. Ellen Richardson gave candy
pull to her young friends Saturday eve
in honor of her birthday.
The friends of Josiah Patterson OF
Chelsea attended his funeral at that
place last week.
Mrs. J. X. Kendall of Union Village
spent a few days with her mother, Mrs
Sophia Huntington, last week.
Mrs. Minnie Chambers and daughter
returned to their home in Windsor Mon
day, having spent week at Mrs. G. ;.
Adams,
The funeral of Miss Addie Fulton took
place on Wednesday, the 18th, at the
Cong'l church, Rev. Air. Cummings oillc.
iating.
The White River Union of Good Tenn
plars met at the Baptist church in North
Tunbridge on Saturday last. A delega-
ton of y represented Bishop Lodge.
The sugar house owned by Hiram Bar
rett, with evaporator, holders and other
utensils, with the next seasons supply
of dry wood was fired by an incendiary
Wednesday night and entirely destroyed.
Oscar Norris shot fine fox on Charlie
Clark's hill last Saturday.
Luella Bolton returned from Chelsea
last Saturday, where she has been at
her aunt's, Mrs. Josiah Pattersons, for
the past two months.
Elizabeth Ordway has been living
with Mrs. Ritter this fall.
Anna Clough, young girl of is years,
living in the Clough district, died last
week of consumption, having been sick
but few months.
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PoArFREr.
Uncle Jim Harrington is sick.

Uncle Jim Harrington is sick.
Mrs. Elisha Hewitt spent last week
with her son in Rutland.
Miss Lima Markham has new up-
right piano.
n. l.. Holt and wife of Claremont, n.
Il. have been visiting her sister, Mrs. /.
A. Thatcher.
Mrs. Merrill has been visiting at c. II.
Vaughan's.
School in district No. closed Satur-
day for a two weeks vacation.
F. NJ. 1haeher was in Hardwiek last
week on business.
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ROCHESTER.

~ - . 80
Mr.. Mosher of Sharon was. in towr last
week.
Representative Chaffee spent Sunday
at home.
Geo. II. Trask has gone to Jamaica
for few days.
Mr.. Blodgett has been in town pur-
chasing cattle.
Elmer Bride and Miss Martelle were
married last week.
Mrs. F. A. Guernsey and Robert re-
turned home Friday.
The NJ. f. sociable was held at Mrs. J.
5. Iupper's last week.
The auction at Mrs. Goodwin's Friday
was largely attended,
Charlie Bride of Natick, Mass. is spend
ing few days with his parents.
Fay Richardson of Lowell, Mass. is
with his brother for few days.
The Congl sociable met with Mrs.
Goodno Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. Wilson of Malone, n. Y. is visit
ing her brother DR.. VIM. Huntington.
Mrs. Blaisdell of Bridport, VT. has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. II. Wing.
4. B. Martin and family have moved
into the upper tenement of the new block.
Mr.. Kendall of the Universalist pub
fishing house, Boston, was in town last
week.
Miss Fannie Pratt returned from
Mortified Friday, where she has been
spending few weeks.
MIR. Morris, who has been boarding
here for several weeks, returned to New /
York City Monday.
Mrs. White of Mortified was in town
last week looking for rooms to put in
full line of millinery goods, also dress
makers shop.
Mr. Tinkham has been looking at the lot /
of horses at the Gaysville Stock Farm
with the view of increasing his already |
large working force.
Webster Mellendy and wife and Mr..
Chase and Miss Batchelder of South
Londonderry spent Friday and Saturday
with g. G. Huntington and wife.
The young ladies of the Cong'l church
will give a Tailors sociable one week
from Friday night, in which there will
be a contest among the gentlemen for
the best piece of needle work. supper
will be served.
Rural Lodge No. 80 held its annual
for election Of officers Wednes-
day, Oct. 18th, electing DIR. w. d. Hun
tington for the East, Geo. J.. Greeley.
West, Ii. b. Boutell, South, G. +. Mo-
sher, 5. d. Several from Pittsfield were
in attendance. After the work of the
lodge was completed about twenty par
took of an excellent supper furnished
by the new landlord, b. K. Ford.
Died at her home in Rochester, Oct,
9th Mrs. Mary c. Flanders, aged 66 yrs.
About two months before, she fell and
broke her leg, but all supposed her to be
nearly well again and the change was
noticed only about an hour before her
death. She was a kind and loving wife
and mother, ever doing for her children.
She leaves IA husband and five children
who wish to express their gratitude to
those who so kindly added TO the com
fort of their loved one in her last days,
and to thank those who so kindly assist
ed them in their time of deep affection.
III. B. Cady, the artist, will remain in
town until the November election.
Several went to Gaysyille Monday af-
ternoOn to the fire.
Clark Henry went to Montpelier last
Friday to visit his son Hugh, who is at
work in the Waterman office.
Miss Grace Ball of Moline, III. is spend
ing few weeks with her uncle, {. q.
Martin.
Kate Washburn win visit in West Ran
dolph this week.
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SHARON.
Mrs. Watkins is now convalescent.
c. +. Wiley of Boston is in town.

MIS- NdNhihS II uoh NOuNditStthl.
c. f. Wiley of Boston is in town.
John Fales of Waltham, Mass, for
merly of this town, is visiting here.
Rev. Rollin Fay preached at the Bap-
tist church last Sunday and Rev. 4. Tel
lier of Westford will preach there next
Sunday.
Jennie Badger has returned from Bos-
ton.
Mrs. VIM. Badger is reported better.
H.A. Clark is going to cut all the tim
boron the Dexter Burke place and has let
the job TO w. II. Tucker of West Hart
ford, who has commenced work.
The dance at Manley's was quite a sue
cess, notwithstanding the hard rain.
A. b. Crosby of ST. Adams, recently
of this place, made us a call Friday.
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SOUTH RANDOLPH.

The Presiding Elder of the NJ. f.
church preached at the Union church
last Sunday. Rev. A. T. Bullard. who
preached so years ago, was present.
II. W. Hall has moved the old han
building at right angles to its old posi-
ton, put on a fiat roof and covered If
with sheet iron and is going to use it for
store and tin shop.
Edgar Chadwick has gone to Clare
mont, n. H., to drive drove af cattle
sold by j. ii. Mott to Melvin Mott of
Claremont. %
II. ?. Riford had a large husking party
last Thursday evening.
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Leslie Walker has returned to Byron, Ill.
Adna Adams will move onto the Ham,
mond place in Randolph the first of Nov.
Edwin Ballou is very sick with rheu-
matism.
). Wedgwood has gone to Essex
junction to spend the winter with his
son Fred.
Mrs. Sarah Peak has returned to her
home in Somerville, Mass.
There was party at Smith Morrill's
Friday evening.
Rev. Thomas Teller of Westford. VT.
VIII preach at the Baptist church next
Sunday at 80 AN.
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EAsr RANnnIpn-

Horace Bannister and his brother have
moved into Clarence Hayward's house.
There have been several cases of chick
en- pox in town.
Revs. A. Shepard and b. p. Parker
went to Corinth Meadows Friday to at
tend Freewill Baptist quarterly meet
ing.
Homer Goss has returned to his home
in Wisconsin.
Mrs. Genie Hyde was quite i'll last week.
Mrs. Lucy Penney has gone to Mel
rose, Mass. to spend the winter.
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WOODSTOCK.

Pat Ma,ony's Speciality Company show
at the town hall Saturday eve the 9th.
viii Richmond is confined to his bed
by sickness.
There were over l25 delegates at the
5. 5. Convention last week.
The Cornet Band is engaged to 90 to
Lebanon to play after the election. IT,
DIR. Edward Williams has bought the
Fitch place.
Little Mary Brooks dislocated her
shoulder while playing last week.
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HANCOCK.

Miss Nell Rhodes has returned to
Mass.
Chas. Jordon moves into the tunnel
this week.
Miss Amelia Boyden is spending few
weeks in Rochester.
Samuel Bean of Rutland spent last
week here.
Rev,J S. Topper attic nds quarterly
meeting here Nov 4.
Mrs. Eliza Ellsworth has gone to
Hartford, Conn. to spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Walter Dill.
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NORTH ROYAIToN.

Horace Hunter has purchased two
acres of corn from the Tower place.
Mrs. Wilder is visiting relatives in
Windsor and Claremont.
Stcughton has large bin of apples at
his cider mill.
A. J. Woodwork is at work for II. w.
Fowler at East Bethel.
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CLUB RATES FOR 1889.
Herald and Boston Journal sl.O0 sly
Country Gentleman 2.9o 20
Troy Times c0
Mirror and Farmer i-oo
RANDOLPH.

The Episcopal church is being repair
ed.
George Welch is sick with pneumonia
Rev.J.J. Strong preached his fare
well sermon last Sunday. lie L soo'i
10 90 TO Wisconsin.
The ladies of the Cong'l society hela a
crazy sociable at Mrs. Conant : last TIT
day.
Mr.. Conant and Miss Ferrin attended
the teachers association at Newport
last week.
Mrs. Henry Gilbert and Mrs. CARA
SAWYER attended the meeting OF tiie
ladies Auxiliary at Burlington last week
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Bucklen,s Arnica saIv..

BUcKLEN's ARNICA SALyE.-Tba host
salve in the world for cuts, bruises. sores
ulcers, salt rheum. fever sores. tetter
chapped hands, chilblains. corns' and oil
skin eruptions, and positively cures niles
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give full satisfaction, or money refunded
Price % cents per box.
Merit Wins.
We desire to say to our eitizens tho.
for years we have been selling DR. KINGS
New Discovery for Consumption H.
Kings New Life Pills, BuckIen's arn;na
salve and Electric Bitters, and have n ,aS''
er handled remedies that sell as wen or
that have given such univertal satisfsc-
.,on. We DO not hesitate to guarantee
to refund the purchase price. If ssf;sf. "
tory results do not follow its use Tyhaso
remedies have won their great nonuia usse
purely on their merits. e''''ii's
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We are willing to bear personal testi-
mony to the efficacy and value of Hoods
Sarsaparilla, which we have been adyer-
Using for some years in our paper, hav-
ing used it for blood impurities with
great success. 1t is preparation of
standard merit, made of perfectly pure
ingredients, and thoroughly effective in
cleansing and purifying the system. For
eruptions. boils, etc, it can be relied
upon every time. Our own experience
with it has been most gratifying and we
are glad to give it this Endorsement
Athol, (Mass.) Manuscript.
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HANCOCK.


Rev. Geo. s. Guernsey will preach here
next Sunday at ! p. NJ.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1888-11-09

A Reading lPa.,l special to the Phila
delphia North American says: flames
p, Schaeffer, of Rockland, vii age near
this city, will never forget his experience
with o hawk Saturday last. He was
driving his team toward Flee wood, and
noticed hawk soaring above him, He
. opped them and was looking with won.
der upon the birds aerial evolutions,
when it suddenly lessened its circumfer-
ence of the circle in which it was flying
and posing: ITSELF descended to the ground
with lightning-like rapidi:y, alighting
within three feet of where the as onished
farmer sat upon his wagon. 1t showed
fight, and Mr.. Schaeffer, accepting the
challenge, jumped to the ground with u
club ia bis haRd and attacked it. 1bk
hawk, not at all daunted, met him with
beak and tslons s'rong and pointed, and
it was only after desperate fight, during
which the. hawk inflicted wounds of a
serious nature about Mr.. Schaefer's eyes
face and hands, that he succeeded in kill
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1888-11-09

A dispatch from Jacksonville, Ind.
says: "Armed with two shotguns, two
revolvers and unlimiting ammunition
old Harrison Hogan, the terror Of this
part of the State, kept two deputy sheriff.
at bay several hours last Thursday, and
according to the latest report, is still
holding his own. Hogan. who is over 7G
years old. has been at war with the officers
Of the law for several years. the trouble
originating in q divorce suit which his
wife entered against him. He has refus-
cd to obey the orders Of the court and
defies all efforts to arrest him. On Thurs.
day last Deputy SheriGs .inck and
Howell, Disgusting themselves as hunters,
determined to make another effort to
capture the old man. They went to Bull
creek, on which Hogan bad shanty boat
and endeavored to lure him out by ques-
tioning him about the hunting 10 the
neighbour ood. Hogan was on the alert
however, and when the officers approach
ed too near to his floating castle be open
ed fire on them. The deputies returned
fire, the battle raging until their ammuni-
tion was exhausted. when the officers re-
treated. Hogan declares that he will not
be taken alive, and as the people in the
vicinity are afraid of him, there is little
likelihood that he will be captur ed ex-
cept by an extended SIEGE"