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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-16

ALIAS SUMMQNS-IN- THE DISTRICT
"A court Of the First judicial district Of the
state Of AontanA. in and for tho county Of
E, %ii,;.T LYNN, Y; hsw :. %g&3: :H:s ~. " 1 atss.s n n:
t ahaossa es asns s sas :s1ls Il % VII: e Z TR:seb aaas:
Charles Lehman, Caroline Lehman, his vile, and
Franklin r. W.l.os, defeadnnts.
You are hereby required to appear IN an action
p 6,e ZIG a;s sssias so yse b y tn the s .Gste ,a s3%sd p aistlio5
Lewis ana Clarke, and to answer The complaint
day Of s-srvicsS after the service IN You of TIL.
served cut Of this county. bat within this district.
or judgements By default VAN be taken against YOU
according to The prayer Of said complaint
n.ns f ss!s si 1902 pria = salu and interest At II: 1ss.
Of II per cent per annun. from July. 10, ls9l,
money duo on . certain Isonissery nete. made
NJ. Bollss 4 Co, and assigned to .hIs %pls;ntif.
and secured by . certain MORTGAGE between the
sIr e.. sa naa..r 81 etc: sito,t sdsi IN t sas T;et;en o saditio1
Cl.rEe. state Of Montaas. sescribed As follows:
blosf "A" in the said aadition, at the inter sec
ton of tho east aide of Hobaek street with the
North s sisse OF tb s,. ..at ., s'ds Of ana ssid 'u Robsst 's st1.ss
torty-fivs feet, to = point, thence east one hundred
feet to . point in the line between lots numbered
two and three, in said block "a thence south
along the line between ssid lots numbered two
and three. forty-6vs fest. TO . point IN the north
side OF sixth avenue, thence west along the NORTH
side of said Sixth avenue one hundred fset to
the piaes Of beginning. And TO obtain tho usual
decree for tho sale of the said premises by tho
sheriff of aaid county according to law, and tho
proceeds applied to the payment ct the amount
due to the plaintiff. and the costa and conhssl
fess allowed by the court, and that tho said ~.
fendAnts, and all persons claiming under tnArn
subsequent to the execution Of the taM mortgage
upon said the premises. eithsr ~ purchasers. q
incumb bra Rcsrs, or other wise. mag be4bairst and
foreclosed OF al rights and claims. or equity oil
REDEEM tion of said premises, and every part
| thereof, and that plaintiff may have execution
ssainst said defendant, Ihoruse n. Everett, to!
| any deficiency after applying all tbs proceeds oil
the sale Of said premises properly applicable to
! tho satisfaction Of tbs judgment herein, and
other and further relief a. may ssem rneat and
! eouitAbls to this court, al AZ appears more fully
in the COMPLIANT on Ale here n.
And you arc hereby notified that Il you fail to
snnear and answer ths said complaint, ~ above
REQUIRED. ths sid plaintiff viii. apply 70 thu
Given under my hand and the seal Of tho dis
trict court Of tho first judicial district OF ~
STATE Of Montana in and for tho county Of Lew.
| and Clarke. this ID day Of Nay. IN thu
year Of our Lord. one thousand eight hundred
and Dinety-two. "a. -.
BY n. J. CASSIDY, deputy Clerk.
DAVID n. CARpEsrxH. Attorney Tor plaintiff
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\ WHY. WUTH, RECEIVER,

SvMMON6-M me DISTRICT COURT OF
y the Frat 3adioES district ofthe state Of Mon
tanA. In and fer the county Of Lewis and Clarke.
Dora Brown. DaaiAtia. " Louis Brown. de-
The state et Montana sends srs.tins to tn.
Yoa are hereby required to appear in an acticp
brought against yOA by the abovs-aaAsd plain
tiff in the district court Of ths First judicial
district Of the stAts Of Montana, in and for ths
county cf Lewis and Clarke, and to answer the
oom1lsist 8lsd therein. with.n tn days (exclu-
you Of CHS unaons II served within this county;
OF. il served. out Of this county, but within this
district. within twenty days; otherwise within
forty days, or judgement by default will be taken
against ysu, according to the prayer of said COM
Tbs said action is brought to obtain . judg-
mont and decree Of said court dissolvins the
bonds OF matrimony heretofore and now exist
ing betwesn plaintiff and yourself. upon the
ground that you did. On May n, 1880, wilfnlly
aad without cause. and without the plalntiff's
consent. desert and abandon the said plaintiff
and live separate and apart from her, and that you
havo continued 50 to ao-without cause or ron
son and against plaiatiff's will and without her
consent, and for general relief, all a. more fully
appears from the. complaint on file kersin to
which rsfersnos L hereby he'd
appesr and aaswer the said compliant, as above
required, the aaid plaintiff will apply to the court
for the reiisf deaanded in tbs complaint.
Given up&er nay hand and the a0sl OF tho district
court of the FIRST judicial district Of the state Of
Clarke. this I'd day Of May, in the, year OF
our Lord one thsusaad sight hundred and ninety
tWo.
EyH.R r. THOMPSON, Deputy Cle! \.
+. \. 4 B. H. AeIETIRE. PlaiatiHs Attorneys,
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A Warning-Don't Use Big Words.

In promulgating e~soteric cogitations or
articulating superficial sentimentalitles
philosophical or psychological obser-
vations. beware of piatitodinous ponder
osity. Let your statements possess a clari-
ned conoiseness. compactod comprehend
bleness. coalescent consistency and q
concentrated cogency, Eschew all con
elomerasions Of tlatulent garrulity. jejune
babblement and asinine affeotations. In
trying TO impress upon .othsrs the superior
sty of tho Wisconsin Central lines. and why
yoa m 90 many others use this thorough
fare from st. Paul and Minneapolis and
Du!ath and Ashland to Milwaukee, Chicago
and points east and south, il il not neces-
eary 70 uss jawbreakers. Let your extes.
p~oransous dsscantinRs and unprecedented
expatiations have ~intelligibility and vera
clcua yivacity, without rhodomontade OF
entssonical bombast. S~sdulously avoid all
az polyayllabic profundity. psittaceous vac.
elsy. vsntrtloquiRl vsrbosity and vandilo-
Quene vapidity, shun double entendres,
psnftent t~ueosity and pestiferous profanity,
onscutens or apparent. In other words,
~ plainly. naturally, sensibly, and truth,
sully sAy the Wisconsin Central lines 10 th.
sonte. and that ends Is
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Manhood Restored.

DR.. Z. G. Vests Nerve md Brain Treatment, a
specific for Hysteria, Dizziness. Fits, Neuralgia,
Headache, Nervous trostration caused by alcohol
or tobacco, Wakefulness. Mental Depression,
6oftening of Brain. causing insanity, misery, de-
cay. death. Premature Old age, B~arrennsss, Loss
of Power in either EEK, Impotency. LeucorrhGs
spermarorrhna. caused by ovsr-exertjon Of
brain. self-abuss, oyer-indulgence. A months
treatment 81. 8 for SIS, by mail. We guarantee 8
boxes to cure: Each order for 8 boxes with IS
will send written guarantee to refund if not
cured. Guarantees Issued only by II. N. Parchen
4 Co.. sole agents. Helena. Mont.
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seess
lew sioux CITY ROUTE
EAST.

Passengers for the East from
Helena and other western points
will find the NEW ROUTE via
SIOUX CITY and the ILLINOIS
CENTRAL r. r.. not only desirable
as to time and equipment. but one
of the most attractive. passing
through Sioux City, the only Corn
Palace City of the world; Dubuque,
the handsome Key City OF Iowa;
Rockford, Illinois. new manufac-
turing city, that has become a
"world within ITSELF" and Chicago.
whose growth and enterprise is
tho wonder of the world. With
elegant free Chair Cars, and Pull
man Palaee Sleeping Cars on every
train between Sioux City and Chi
Cago, and with a close connection
with the Union Pacific trains at
Sioux City, the
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Illinois Central R. R.

respectfully presents it's claims for
the new and every way desirable
SIOUX CITY ROUTE.
For folders and further partlcu.
lars call upon local ticket agent,
or address the undersigned at
Manchester. Iowa.
j. F. MERRY.
Asst. General PASSENGER Agent
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DysDeDsIa.

That nightmare ofman's existence which
makes food a mockery and banishes sleep
from weary eyes, readily Yields to the DO
tent influence of the celebrated English
Dandslion Tonic. 1t tones up the digest
i've organs, restores the appetite. makes as
limitation Of food possible and invigorates
tne whole system All druggists sell it at
Il per bottle.
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A Little Girls Experience in y Lighthouse.

Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Prescott are keepers
q the government lighthouse at Sand
Beach, Mich. and are blessed with a daugb-
ser, four years old. Last April she was
taken down with measles, followed with a
dreadful cough and turning into a fever.
Doctors at home and in Detroit treated her,
but in vain, she grew worse rapidly until
she Was . mere handful of bones" Then
she tried DR.. Kings New Discovery and af-
ter the use of two aud a half bottles, was
rompletely cured. They say DR.. Kings
New Discovery is worth its weight in gold,
vet you may get a trial bottle free at Il. S.
Hale d Co.'s drug store.
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Act like magic en- the Stomach, Liver and Bow
els; dispels Dyspepsia Bilionsness. levers. Colds,
Nervous Disorders, Sleeplessness. Loss Of Appe-
tite. restores the Complexion; perfect digestion
follows their use. Positive cure for Sick Head
take. Large via!s of pills rs cents, Bold by
H. N. PArchep b Co, druggists. Helena. Mont
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ANOTHER ARRESTED
he WAS CAPTURED FOR MAKING
FALSE RETURNS
OTHER ACCUSED ENUMERAToRs
LIKELY TO HAVE FLED TO rs
care PUNISHMENT.

ri
PHILADELPHIA, May 13. Another
move was made in the effort topunish
the perpetrators Of the frauds against
the industrial census Of this city last
night in the arrest of Amos Engle, who
was an enumerator in the Twelfth
ward, and is charged with handing in
fraudulent returns.
Engle had just returned from visit
to Coatesyille, Pa, where his father
resides,when he was taken into custody
by Deputy United States Marshals
Schwechler and Hunt at the Broad
Street Station.
Engle, since his services as an enum-
orator were dispensed with, has been 4
sub-policeman in the Seventh district.
Three other warrants We're issued;
but owing to the publication of the in
tention to make the arrests the other
accused persons have not yet been APP
pretended, and it is possible that they
may have sought refuge in fight.
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MARYLAND nAPpENINas.

The canal pay-boat discussed about
$1,000. Mr.. Bradley johnson saws
the receipts for April win pay ex
penses.
Tax Collector Hull, Of Washington
county, has appointed Geo. II. Hager,
deputy.
The Washington county school COM
missioners want s44, III for conduct
ing the schools and $500 for new
school-houses.
A large appropriation has been made
to make the Beliar and Churchville
road, which win be supplemented by
public spirited citizens.
A meeting of the incorporators Of
the Baltimore and Washington Turn
pike and Tramway Company was held
at Laurel, and steps were taken to-
wards inaugurating the enterprise.
VIM. Edemy, formerly Of Washing
ton county, was arrested in Pittsburg,
charged with stealing $500 from a
Chicago restaurant, where he had been
employed,
The Henry Clay Clubs, organized to
preach high protective tariff doctrines
in Southern States, opened their cam
paign in Baltimore last night with
speeches by Congressman Burrows, Of
Michigan, and Boutelle, Of Maine,
Mr.. w. Harris, of Baltimore, has
invented mechanical appliance
which, he claims will revolutionize
wagon transportation and existing
devices for propulsion Of street cars.
a thunder storm passed over Balti-
more and its vicinity, causing 4 rain
fall in the city and cyclonic disturb
anee, accompanied by hail, in parts Of
Howard, Baltimore and Anne Arundel
counties, by which much damage was
done.
A bill in equity has been fled ask
ing for decree to sell the old Metho-
dist graveyard in Hagerstown. This
graveyard is in the central part of the
town and it is desired to have the dead
removed.
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In the presence Of several witnesses
yesterday At Polatka, Fla, jackson
Moore, colored, shot and killed his
wife with rife and then blew out his
own brains.
The change of management in the.
East River Gas Company, Of New
York, is said to be caused by purchase
by New York, Philadelphia and Bos-
ton bankers.
The Association Of the Alumni Of
Columbia College, New York, has UNI
dertaken To raise $500, 900 as build
ing fund. Over $4,000 has already
been subscribed.
Judges Woods and Gresham sat in
Court together in Chicago, ILL.,, yes
terday. thus settling all rumors that
Gresham could not sit on the same
bench with Woods.
Emil Kreen shot himself in Brook
lyn yesterday in front of the door Of
the apartments occupied by Francis
Day, whose wife he admired. She re-
pulsed his advances.
While driving yesterday the carri-
age of Street Commissioner Brennan,
of New York, was struck by an engine
and demolished. He was thrown out,
but not seriously injured.
1t has been decided by the East ST.
Louis Eastbound Traffic Association
to reduce wool rates on May Is. The
rates on wire nails will be reduced
from ~ cents to AZ cents.
A swarm Of bees boarded passen-
ger train on the Delaware, Lackawan-
ma and Western Railroad at Morris
town, N. J., and held the baggage car
against all efforts to dislodge them for
over an hour.
After admitting his guilt when ac-
cused Of embezzling $4,000, Cashier
George H. Griswold, Of the Fourth Ma
tional Bank, Of Columbus, O., made
his escape from the bank and has not
since been seen.
The first quarterly pension Of vii.
liam H. Beers, of New York, the ex-
president of the New York Life Insur-
ance Company, was due yesterday,
but he did not make application for
the money.
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POSTAL MATTERS.

The following postal matters were
concluded at Washington yesterday,
establishing new Offices and appointing
postmasters in this State, viz At
Arbutus, Kanawha county, with Isaac
Conley as postmaster, at cole, Raleigh
country, with Alfrhd Z. Cole as post
master.
The following fourth-class postmast-
ers have been appointed in West vir-
ginia: T. G. Wolf, at Kyle, Nc
Dowen county; E. Z. Strobe, at Swan
Pond, Berkeley county, and s. B.
Hulls, at Washington, Wood county.
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The strike At the silk Mills willin all
probability solve itself. a number Of
striking weayers called at the mills
yesterday and took away their person.
al effects, preparatory TO leaving for
northern points. II Is said twenty-one
viii 60 Saturday night. The mills are
running with a good force Of hands
and q number Of girl operatives have
been placed in charge Of the looms.
It Is thought the weayers Of this city
who struck, especially the boys, viii
go to work again, after few insight
fcant concessions are made on both
sides.
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MORE ARoUr a FIRE.

Mr.. John Barker, Of Strinesville,
who was called by telegraphic mes
sage, as stated in THE WORLD few
days ago, to his farm on Third Hill
mountain, returned to town last even
ing almost distracted by the loss.
Everything is said to have been con-
sumed, buildings and contents. Mr..
Barker cannot estimate his loss, but il
will be heavy since there was no in
surance on the property, The origin
can not be ascertained.
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WHIPPED CLARKE.

Next Tuesday evening Mr.. Wilfred
Clarke, supported BY one Of the strong
est comedy companies ever brought to
Martinsburg, win present a style 81
entertainment that is fast becoming
popular through the country. Three
comedies will be given in one evening,
enabling Mr.. Clarke and his company
to display a wide range Of versatility,
and to show to every advantage their
ability.
At the present time, in London.
three theatres are devoted to this style
Of entertainment. Daly's theatre. in
New York, long considered as the
house Of the best class Of the Ameri-
can comedians, has at the presenttime
q triple bill, and every one Of the stock
theatres in the metropolis has, during
the past season, presented double bills
and in many cases they have had the
triple bill. There are many reasons
for this steadily increasing popularity
Of the triple bin. It allows plays to
be presented that are intensely humor-
GUS for So minutes, but which If they
were to be devoted to q whole even
ing's entertainment, would have to be
strung out with horse-play and song-
ambulance specialties and would soon
become tedious from having lost all
interest and the absence Of the SEM
blance Of . plot.
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ALL QUIET ALONG THE LINE.

Present indications point to the fact
that the forthcoming municipal cleo
ton will be the most quiet one ever
held in this city. You do not hear
politics discussed on the streets, in
business places, and elsewhere, as
in former years; but There is always
q calm before the Storm Though
silent there is some effective work be-
ing done by the candidates .andstheir
respective friends. All are excellent
men, worthy Of the support of their
fellow citizens, but unfortunately all
cannot be elected.
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FAIR DEALING.

1t has been said that one half the
people Of Martinsburg go away from
home to make their purchases. This
may be true, but P. Nichlus Bro. and
Co. do an immense business. People
needing furniture, carpets, etc, gen
orally visit this enterprising house.
They occupy one Of the most coveted
places in the city, and progress is their
watch word. Enterprise and fair deal
ing mark all this firms transactions,
and no house Of its kind has higher
reputation or enjoys more satisfac-
tory trade than this one.
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has 4 wIDh REPUTATION.

To write up the business men Of our
city without mentioning the name Of
Mr.. ]. s. Matthews, would be to leave
Hamlet ont Of Shakespeare's best play.
His real estate and insurance agency
is the largest in the city. Mr.. Mathews
has q wide and enyiable reputation as
an insurance man, and represents the
largest and best insurance companies
Of the country, that pay losses prompt
". When you take out q policy we
insist thu he write it for you.
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HE FELL in 4 FIT
JOSIAH HAMMOND FALLS INTO EPI.
LEIPZIG FITS.
HE SANK 10 THE FLOOR WHEN or
FIcER RENNEL ArrEMrrED TO
READ THE wARRAxr.

{ Yesterday afternoon, officer Fennel
went 70 the residence Of Josiah Ham
mond, along the Old Ground Squirrel
Church Hollow, three miles from
Sharpsburg, near Eakfe' Cross Roads.
with warrant for tho arrest Of Josiah
Hammond, for attempting to cut the
throat Of his wife with dull case
knife on the evening Of Wednesday.
May 4th.
Tho Grand Jury found bill against
Mr.. Hammond and Oiiicer Fennel was
delegated to make his arrest. II was
evening when Mr.. Fennel arrived at
the Hammond residence and he at
once asked to see Mr.. Hammond.
Mr.. Hammond was in the sitting
room and the officer proceeded 70 read
the warrant in his presence. Before
the officer had half finished reading
the warrant, Mr.. Hammond, who was
sitting on chair, fell heavily to one
side and was soon in the throes Of an
epileptic fit, or nervous collapse.
All the members Of the household
were greatly alarmed at his condition
and DIR. s. Howell Gardner, Of Eharps-
burg, was summoned, who pronounced
Mr.. Hammond's condition as serious.
He gave the officer q physicians certi-
ficate that it would be impossible to
remove Mr.. Hammond at that time
withoutinvolving serious consequences.
II is said that within the past few
weeks Mr.. Hammond's mental cohdi-
ton has grown much worse and some
persons who live down that way think
he is insane. He is aged eighty-four
years. His wife, whom he tried "a
kill by cutting her in the back Of the
head and neck, is in q bad way. Mr.,
Hammond tried to take his own lif,
by cutting his throat with case knit,
but only succeeded in INJECTING severa
slight flesh wounds, and sustaining The
loss Of a quantity Of blood. --H agers.
town Globe.
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vANcLEvEsYrLLE NEWs

Mr.. Blue, of Mount Zion, was in
our vicinity on business this week.
The new Baptist Minister will preach
in the Union Chapel at 7:30 p. m. Sun
day.
Our school closed this week. The
teacher, Miss Henshaw, delighted the
scholars BY giving them q treat Of
candy, etc.
Hon. Upton Buhman and wife were
in Maryland this week, attending the
funeral Of his eldest brother, DR.. Hiram
Buhman, Of Gainesville, Washington
Co, Nd. E.
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nALF rARE TO cnpAn RArIns.

From May 2Sth to June 4th inclu-
sive, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company win sell Excursion tickets to
Cedar Rapids, Ia, at rate Of one low
est first class fare for the round trip.
Tickets win be valid for return journey
until June 30th inclusive. The b. Il
Q. Vestibuled Limited Express trains
make close connections at Chicago for
Cedar Rapids. Pullman sleeping cars
attached to all trains. 5-1l-3t
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FouNp q rIoArER.

Yesterday morning about 6 o'clock
Wellington Stalnaker found a fioater
at the head Of lot Of barges at the
Ella Layman Tow Boat Co.'s landing,
and upon examination be found that
it was colored man. The body had
on pair Of pants and a shirt, and
from the evidence that could be gath
cred, the superstition is that the man
was murdered and thrown into the
river; at least that was the verdict Of
the coroners jury. The inquest was
held by Coroner Hall shortly after the
body was found. There was nothing
on the body by which to tell who he
was or whence he came. The remains
were inferred BY Barlow. Charleston
Gazette
Z
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A NV FEATURE.

To-morrow's Issue Of THE WOMB
will contain eight pages, instead of
four. This isa new feature, and will
be continued with every Saturdays
edition only. We want to keep pace
with every line Of improvement, and
continue in the future, as in the past,
to publish d daily paper equal 10 any
in the State. The object in publish
ing the eight pages in Saturdays edi-
tion will be to give our patrons plenty
Of reading matter for Sunday, as they
then have more time and prefer ii. It
viii be found to contain Selections,
Household Affairs, Humor, Short and
Continued Stories, News and Notes
for Women, Political Affairs, Temper
ance, Grand Army Repuhiic Matters,
Farm and Garden, Telegraphic, Local,
Editorial, and particularly, the Sum
day School Lesson for Sunday, with
several columns Of interesting matter
for boys and girls. Tcmorrow's issue
must not be taken as i sample, as
every Saturday will find the addition
81 four pages constantly improving.
Now, reader, get your friends and
neighbors to join hands with us and
subscribe. The faster our circulation
increases, the faster we will improve.
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PRICE, ) CENTS.


reer Friend. cominr and uslne
Mr.. c. N. Skaters condition is still
growing worse.
Miss Ines Carter, left yesterday to
make her future home in Baltimore.
Mr.. =. 6. shiplcy. who was injured
at Sykesville, was out this morning.
Mrs. Thatcher Kline, Of East John
street, who suffered an attack Of the
grip, is convalescent.
Mrs. Mollie Hawkins and sister, Miss
Gcrtie Lamp. of Winchester, are visit
inc relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Annie Bishop ii Philadelphia,
win return to this city and reside with
Mrs. Reynolds, East King street.
Mr.. H. H. Boyd, Of the Citizen De-
velopment Company, has gone to
Roanoke and other points in the South.
Mr.. LEVEL Cunningham. who one
month ago went TO Mendicino county,
CAL, returned to his homo al Bunker
Hill yesterday.
Mrs. Houseworth, corner 81 King
street and Maple avenue, was called
to Chicago this morning BY the illness
of her daughter.
Mrs. Sallie Weddle ii dangerously
III with pneumonia. Her son Albert
Is also confined to the house, having
had several profuse hemorrhages.