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The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
OUR EDUCATIONAL COLUMN
by u. NJ. HUNTER, CO. sUpT.


The following person. have recently
received certificates on completion
of the reading circle course of 1928:
Maude +. Beale, Julia White,
Nettic Humme', Carrie Hummel,
Name Orchard, Olive Foe,
Ella Van Wocrt, VIM. |. Fraser,
Nora Mccall. S. Frisbie,
Mile Mccall, Matte Mccall,
Mary +. Bcale, Mrs. d. Larrick,
Mrs. +. S. Gather, Blanch Gather,
Mrs. o. +. Ramcy, Franc Ramcy,
Lillian Ramey II. B. Payne,
Mrs. A. N. Wilson, Il. NJ. +. Grub,
X. G. Lewis, Lizzie Marker,
Tishie Marker. Others will receive
certificates o Reading circle
books for this year may be obtained
at the county supritendents Office.
The first school visited this school
year, was in Dist. No. ~ cast of
Amboy. Miss Lettie Roby of Guide
Rock, is doing her first teaching in
this school, having commenced on
Monday, July 31st. On last Friday
eighteen pupils were enrolled aud six.
teen present. We found q valuable
improvement 10 the shape Of a new
slate blackboard, Mr.. Sam Giger Jr.
is director in this district.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
Blew Up . Church Safe.

NORTH PLATTE, Neb., Aug. ia
party Of men secured an entrance in tho
) rear door Of the Catholic church at this
place and drilled a hole in the top Of the
safe. which was used for the purpose of
keeping records, and exploded dynamite
within, blowing the door off and arous.
ing the neighborhood. The parties
mounted horses and escaped.
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AlllbOy.

We had several refreshing showers
last week, and water melons are thriving
and disappearing to a good advantage.
Mr.. Dot and ALI Saladen are putting
up hay, across the river.
Charley Baker was on the sick list, but
has recovered.
Mr.. NJ. Richardson was visiting with
Flank and Sylvester Frisbie last Satur
day.
Miss Miranda T%cachworth Of Guide
Rock, was visiting with Charley Frisbie
last week.
Mr.. Woleby OF BurrOak and Miss Jen-
ME Mckinney OF Hildreth were visiting
with Mr.. William Mckinney last Week.
Mrs. Charlie Fr.sbie was in Guido
Rock last week.
Mr.. Harry Cox has been spending bis
leisure hours with Mr.. Charley Frisbie.
Miss Clara Oberheide was visiting
with Mr., Charles RAISER this week.
Among the Red Cloud people visiting
Amboy last Sunday were: Mr.. John
Holcomb, John Saladen, Friday Mckee,
Misses Stella Dobins and Jessie Nickel.
CHAN.
Our people were greatly pleased 10
hear the name OF Miss Anna Cocktail
mentioned as n probable nominee for the
Office OF county superintendent and
think that q better person could not be
chosen to fill the Office. Miss Cocktail
is spoken Of as the peoples party nomi.
nee and il is believed that il such should
be the case the other parties would soon
endorse her upon their ticket as she
would faithfully represent the people in
any Office that might be attained for her.
That she is competent OF the office in
question is an %undisputed fact, and she
would receive the votes Of all true and
honest men, who would ace right prevail
in the county, regardless Of the political
view.
The death angel has visited our yioini.
ty and plucked another flower and laid
it away TO rcst. And left the family OF
Mr.. Il. Barnes in sorrow TO mourn the
loss OF a wife and ID mother. Mrs. Mary
Barnes was born in lSi7, and married ia
1866. Died Aug II 1893. She leaves a
host of friends to mourn her loss. Rev.
Putmnn preached the funeral ut the
Pleasant Hill school house. For weeks
the angel of death had cast u shadow
over tho household and at last beckoned
to come and bid him welcome and de-.
parted this world us one who sleeps
and wakes in a more pleasant land
where death will come no more.
IT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
Commissioner IsIount Is Hack.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Thames II.
Blount, who was appointed commission
or TO investigate Hawaiian affairs and
who subsequently received the appoint
ment Of United States minister to
Hawaii, returned from Honolulu on the
steamer Gaelic, after a sojourn there Of
over four months.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
BE RING SEA DECISION.
Points Involving Exclusive jurisdiction De.
eided Against America.

cided Against America.
PARIS, Aug. 16.-The decision of the
Boring sea tribunal of arbitration was
handed down. The five points of article
six are decided against the United States.
A close season Is established to begin
May l and continue until July 81. The
close season shall be observed both in the
north Pacific ocean and Boring sea. A
protected zone is established extending
for GO miles around the islands. Pelagic
sealing is allowed outside the o II in
Boring sea from Aug, /. The use Of
firearms in sealing is prohibited. The
American arbitra.ors have expressed
their satisfaction with tho text Of the
decision.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
Suicide OF n Minister.

LINCOLN, Aug. l5.-Rev. s. ID.
Roberts, a prominent Methodist divine,
for many years presiding elder Of the
Beatrice district, committed suicide at
Crab Orchard, Neb., a little town east
Of here, by shooting himself. He was
mentally unbalanced.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
M'kiNLEY'S OPPONENT CHOSEN.
Lawrence T. Neal Nominated on the First
ballot.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 10.-The Democratic
State convention assembled in Music
hall. Lawrence T. Neal, the out.and.
out silverite, against the field, was nom.
mated on the first ballot.
The platform approves the platform
Of the national convention at Chicago,
especially the tariff and currency plapks;
congratulates the country on the pros
poet Of measures of relief as outlined in
the presidents message; expresses conf
dence that a Democratic congress will
devise wise laws to that end; recon.
mends that the national banks be per
United TO issue currency to an amount
equal to the par value of United States
bonds deposited with the treasurer Of
the United States, TO the end that the
volume Of currency DO Immediately in.
creased.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
Dosed by . Drunkea Doctor.

OMAHA, Aug. 13.-It appears that
William Rogers Garner, the telegraph
operator, who was found dead in a room
on Dodge street, was killed by the in
lection Of carbolic acid at the hands Of
his companion. CDR" Peyson, alias
Ward, who was in n drunken condition
at the time, and thought he was giving
the operator injections of diluted alcohol.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
Hank President Arrested.

BEATRICE, Neb.. Aug. 11.-Jacob
Bond, president Of the defunct Bank Of
Cortland, was arrested. f. G. Severeine,
a member Of the state legislature. swore
out the complaint against him and the
principal charge is that of receiving de-
posits after the bank was known to be
insolvent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
Fremont People at the Fair.

WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS, CHICAGO,
Aug. f5.-The attendance at the fair
was augmented by a train load Of 800
excursions who came from Fremont.
Neb., for a single fare Tor the round
trip. The train was chartered by the
Fremont Normal college.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
Eears That Holt County Is Rankrupt.

f NEIL, Neb., Aug. l8.-It is feared
~ county is bankrupt. More than a
* ago Treasurer Scott left for Sioux
y to be absent ~ostensibly a day. He
mot returned and Of so, 900 Of county
nds that should be on hand only SEQ
o q DO found, three-fourths of that
eing in q defunct bank.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
The Worst In Fourteen Years.

LONDON, Aug. l6.-The Agricultural
Gazette published reports from 500 dis.
tricts in the United Kingdom, showing
that the cereal harvest this year is the
worse since 1880. The hay crop is the
worst over recorded.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18

We have yet to find any case OF barb
wire cut that Haller's Barb Wire Lini-
ment will not cure. We absolutely guar.
antee it and Deyo & Grice will refund the
cash for all proving unsatisfactory.
l. pBOpRIETARy 10
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
DIR. Buchanan Sentenced.

New YORK, Aug. lG.-Recorder Smyth
sentenced DR.. Buchanan to he electro
cuted during the week beginning Mon
day, Oct. II. DIR. Buchanan was con-
victed Of wife murder,
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
In Italy.

ROME, Aug. la.--Scvere earthquake
has occurred along the Adriatic coast
and 1t is believed there has been a largo
loss Of life. The shock was most severe
IN the southern part of the country,
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
SUBURBAN NEWS
A. Furnished by Our County
Correspondents.
Willow Creek.

Joe Brubaker and Henry Brubaker
and family have gone to Pawneo county
Tor the benefit OF Mrs. Brubaker's health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roe Boner are the hap.
by parents OF an eight pound baby girl.
The Willow creek boys have organized
q base ball club.
Quite a refreshing rain Wednesday
night. MANITOBA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
Meet ut Omaha Next Time.

BEATRICE, Neb., Aug. 13.-The an
nual picnic and log rolling of the South
eastern Nebraska and Northern Kansas
Association Of the Modern Woodmen of
America was held here. All the chief
officers from Illinois We're present and
made addresses. Omaha was selected
a. the place Of holding tho next meeting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
webster WIN Help uastlnss.

LINCOLN, Aug. 1O.-John l.. Webster
Of Omaha, has been retained by Attor-
ney General Hastings to appear with
him in all the cases affecting the maxi
mum rata law.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
No Bank Run when Notice Expires.

OMAHA, Aug. 1.-THE 80 days time
for payment Of depositors, which was
demanded by some of the savings banks
OF this city at the time of the run in
July, has expired. There was no furry
around these banks.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
Hanged Himself In the Pen.

LINCOLN. Aug. 11.-Tom Carroll, .
prisoner at the ~penitentiary, sent up
from Douglas county TO serve three years
for grand larceny, hanged himself in a
&C Of insanity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
senator Vests Estimnte.

New York, Aug. Ex-senator Vest
has written Il letter, saying that the
majority against the unconditional re.
peal of the Sherman law will be at least
eight,
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
Harrison Visits hi. Daughter.

BEVERLY, Mass, Aug. 13.-Ex.Presi-
dent Harrison arrived from Cape May,
and will spend the coming week with
his daughter, Mrs. Mckee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
Rain All over Nebrasks.

OMAHA, Aug. 13,-Telegrams from all
over Nebraska indicate that rains have
been general. Corn was suffering from
drought, but the danger Is passed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
An Robbery.

OMAHA, Aug. l8.-Two footpads at.
tempted to hold up an athletic young
fellow employed at army headquarters
and got the worst of it.. The holdup
occurred right in town. The man at.
tackled knocked n of the highwaymen
down and grappled the other, who -four
ished a revolver and pointing it at his
heart snapped tho trigger. He finally
wrested the weapon from the ruffian's
grasp and the two made their escape.
Later investigation revealed the fact that
the gun was empty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
Union Pacific Mako Further Cuts.

OMAHA, Aug. 13.-In addition to the
sweeping reductions made in the Union
Pacific system at Boston and New Or.
leans, the engineering corps Of the road
was reduced to q mere shadow. At
headquarters also 80 more clerks were
stricken from the pay roll, and out on
the line the force was considerably
thinned out by tho discharged of moulders.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
Peoples Independent County
Convention.

The Peoples Indcpndcnt electors. of Webster
county are requested to clcct and send delegates
nom Their different tow nShipS Ia meet in county
convention AT Red cloud. on SATURDAY. Septenj-
per :. 1913, AZ u o'clock a. M, for the purpose Of
honiiltllhS .'iic following comfy officers VIZ;
cana iate Tor cNnuty trraSu g.. county clerk,
county sher,it, county Judge, county snpcrintrn.
ucni, county surveyor, county coroner aud for
the transaction of such other business as may
come before the cOnS cntiOn.
Inc OASIS OF representation Is one delegate
lor every zen votes or major fraction thereof
cast III lS9@, Tor The peoples independent candi-
udte Tor governor aud one delegate ut large,
from each township which gives the following
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
NEBRASKA NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TOLD IN A
FEW WORDS.

Items which Tell the story Of Seven Dsys'
Grimes and Casualties and Other Im-
pertant Matters Arranged Attrsctiveiy
sad Given In . Few Words. .hsaS
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
The MINNEAPOLIS Launched.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l2.--The com.
merce destroyer Minneapolis was snc-
cessfully launched at ESQ p. m. at the
shipyard of William Cramp & Sons,
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
Queen Victoria L. Well.

Cows, Aug. lG.-The queen is enjoy
ing the best OF health. She tool; u short
cruise OF the royal yacht.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18

OMAHA. Aug. 12.-Ackerman Bros. Il
Heints, printers and electrotypers, as.
signed,
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18

For the next thirty days, in order to
reduce my stock, l will make you special
bargains in buggies.- JAMES PETERSON.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18

When the hair begins to fall out or
turh gray h seal needs doctoring, and
we Know of no better specific than Halls
Vegetable Sicillian Hair Remover.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
a Puzzle

To many ladies is how to keep their
hair in curl on rainy days. The solution
Is easy. Ask Deyo ~ Grice for Nonpar.
ell Hair curlcr aud the puzzle will be
solved.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18

DR.. ~CmAMBERLaIS puts in artiicia
teeth without plate over Morhart's
store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
A Cyclone ut Valley.

VALLEY, Neb., Aug. l8.-A small
cyclone visited Valley, doing considera-
bic damage. The roofs Of the National
bank and postofice were torn OIL and
several Union Pacific cars were dumped
into the sand pit west of town. Other
loaded cars wore blown OFT ON the main
line and rolled along by the force of tho
wind for the distance of q mile. Reports
from the outlying districts are to the
effect that several head Of cattle and
numbers Of hogs persisted. Acre after
acre OF corn was destroyed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
The Demon of DcsDajr

Insomonia, and its twin brother Dys-
pepsia, are the offspring Of q d~isordered
stomach. A positive cure is found In
Begg's Dandelion Bitters. Sold by Deyo
L Grice.
CALL at Harvard Painless Dental Par.
lors, over Morhart's and have your work
done without torture.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18

BE sure and put a box Of Ayers Pills in
your sa,chel before travelling, either by
land or sea. You will lind them conven.
lent, eiicaoious, and safe. The best rem
edy for cosiiyeuess, indigestion. and sick
headache, and adapted TO any climate.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
A Nebraska Robbcr Caught,

LEAvENwoRTH, Aug. 10.-A colored
man named Tom johnson was arrested
Aug. l OH n charge OF vagrancy, and
when 1t was discovered that no had $7O0
concealed on his person no was held in
custody on suspicion. Tho arrest was
freely advertised, but all effort to con-
meet him with any crime proved u%navail-
ing until two officers from Nebraska
City, Neb., arrived. They Mt once
identified johnson as the man who
robbed the Adams Express company
safe at Nebraska City Of $50.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18
Settle . County sest Dispute.

PoScA, Nsb., Aug. l8.-The petition
for relocating the county seat was dis.
missed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-18

we recommend that no proxies be allowed,
out tnat me delegates present he permitted 10
cast the Ian vote OF their townships. We furth.
held on Thursday, August 81.
W.. Is, HOUSEHOLDER, chm,
i. N. RIcHARDsON, sccy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-17
gg VA A sHREWD FARIR.
And He Adopted Unique Plan OF S"i""
ling with Bile OF Lading.

And He Adopted "A Unique Plan OF S"iho-
ling with BiIis OF Lsding.
The officials Of the Atlantic Coast lane
in this city are on the alert for a seedy-
looking individual, claiming to be a couh-
trv merchant, doing business on the WI
rnington. Columbia and Augusta ralirOdu'
q branch OF the Atlantic Coast Line, De-
tveen Fair Bluff and Nichols, IN NoIH
Carolina. The man might easily pass iol
what Is Familiarity known as hayseeu'
being an apparently unsophisucateo Iel'
low and not at all suspicious LOOKING
Xyhan last seen he was dressed in the re-
eulation backwOods style He has shghtiy
stooping shoulders, Is tall has black nalr'
and thick brownish mOustache His walk
was characterized by peculiar s"aB6er'
The individual Is a shrewd one, however
and has swindled a number OF merchants
in North Carolina 1t was rumored on the
streets yesterday that the fakir was IN
this city. A careful Investigation, now
ever. failed to locate him. The police are
authorized TO look out for the man. ana
arrest him if found.
The officers Of the Atlantic Coast Line
I'm this city have been notified by the
agents Of the company at Wilmington TO
look out for the man, stating that he is
ntnaton, where he executed a VSly
smooth game. The man calls himself w.
b. Freeman, and he worked his swindling
game IN Wilmington for several days
Ills plan was a unique one. He would call
upon the business houses Of the city, and
endeavor TO secure advances on bills OF
lading for cotton, cotton seed, naval stores
and other articles. which he proposed snip
ping from stations on the Atlantic Coesi
Lane. Investigations were made by some
OF his intended victims, and It was learn
ed that no such shipments as claimed by
him had been made. 1t appears that th'
fakir has gotten hold Of some blank bill'
OF lading, and Is filling them out anC
forging the names OF depot agents, witt
the purpose of defrauding merchants wit
could be induced TO advance money upoi
them. The fellows game worked success
fully in several cases, and merchants ar
warned TO look out for him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-17
nolnrs in the POLICE Court.

his Honor" gave his attention 10 the
following cases yesterday morning:
Richard Meade was held upon the charge
OF stealing enc double-barrelled shotgun,
OF the value of $40, the property OF X. Il.
Pollard. The case was continued till the
18th instant, 10 give the Commonwealth
time TO secure its witnesses. Meade IS
the man for whom Sergeant Tomlinson
went to Norfolk
Lavinia Holmes (colored) was charged
with stealing S2S, the property OF Thomas
Il. Burwell Her case was continued till
the 18th instant there being no evidence
as yet for the Commonwealth.
j. A. Bass was sent to the musings
Court for carrying concealed weapons.
one OF the saddest cases ever witnessed
In the Police Court was that OF Rosa -.
Archer, who was charged with uniaw-
fully being vagrant without visible means
OF support She had her three little chill
dren IN court. IL was a pitiful scene when
Justice Crutchtield sent them to the aims
house. The children began to cry and beg
piieousiy to stay with their mother, but
His Honor decided otherwise.
There were the usual drunk fines
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-17
East End Musicians.

The following officers have been chosen
for the musical organization recently
formed In the East End, ana composed OF
some OF the best musical talent in the
city.
President, Frank W. Cunningham: vice
president. r. 5. Nj. Valentine: secretary.
A. J. Peasants; treasurer. John w Gooqe.
Board OF Governors The above and r. j.
Craigie, W j. NestwoOd, Ef II. Ferguson,
r. L. heckler. G.. W. Taylor, John II.
Mayer. G. h. McCluer and A. q. Collins.
Az the gathering on last Tuesday night
much interest and enthusiasm were mani
Tested, and the membership was Increased
IRON 70 TO 49, Since that time a num-
Der OF Others have signihec their intention
70 join the association.
Another meeting win be held next Tues.
DAY evening at O'Clock. al Corcoran HalL
wheh the constitution ard bylaws Wal
be adopted. ana the final details ar m,
organization arranged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-17
PROPOSALS.

Headquarters Richmond Fire Department,
ONCE Board OF Fire Commissioners,
Washington Hall.
Richmond, Va, Nov. 10, 1898.
= EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIVED until g p. NJ NOVEMBER
2Tth, 1888, by the Board OF Fire Com
missioners for furnishing the Fire Alarm
Department with .ae following materials:
800 3-pound ROUND BATTERY ZlNCS.
Zinc 10 be delivered in fifteen days.
100 GxS GLASS BATTERY JARS, finish
ed edge.
200 DOUBLE BINDING POSTS.
20 PLUG SWITCHES.
80 pounds No IL Il. q y. COPPER OF
500 feet No. IA %. & s. 1852 OKONITE,
or EQUIVALENT, INSULATION.
Sample Of each article may be obtained
from w. II. Thompson, Superintendent
Fire Alarm who viii fiso give all neces-
sary information 20 bidders. All goods
must come fully up to sample furnished
by Superintendent. Envelopes TO be
marked PROPOSALS FOR FIRE
ALARM SUPPLIES"
The Board OF Fire Commissioners re-
serves the right TO reject any and all bids /;
also 10 award contract as a whole or in
part, as they may deem proper
q. Il. PAINTER,
holf-Ir,sutu0t Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-17
un,,sa States olrcuitCourt.

In the United States Court YESTERDAY .si ;.
enc inrv IN the case Of w. f. LoIdiy
AGAINST the Richmond and DanvilIe ,oi iraitf
Toad Company agreed that the piainIl u,
I rae entitied TO damages. but could NOV
aeree as 10 the amount, and we're als-
charged. Lordly sued for $iV'VVO ILL., ILL.,
ages for injury 90 person by IaiI,,is
through one Of the defendant coinp""'
bridges. ~ C 1Iolder-
-, aTofnst the Richmond and Dan,
LIE In, Railroad Company the jury rendered
y We verdict for $3.50. This was a sun TOT o
damages for the destruction OF TIMER n,or
-, Ore from a locomotive, near Lester
Sfanor on the York River line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-17
A MONUMENT UNVEILED
mrpIornrAss BoSoR THE mE"oHf
or DIR. PHI. >. HANCOCK
Rev. DIR. Radd's AssaiIant sent 10 jan nv
west.End Methodist meeting--"'"e'
Notes of Importance.
lf,~cpysrrE BUREAU RICHMOND IIsEs' !
.so5 H,,y. sYEYYT. BEATTfG BLOCK


The monument erected TO the memory
NJ DR.. Philip S. Hancock at Midlothian
was unveiled at o'clock yesterday IN
the presence Of a large crowd
A special train, leaving at 1910 T. NJ
carried a good number OF people from
this city and Richmond; besides there
we're delegations from al over the couh-
Try.
Mr.. S. NJ Page presided over the meet
ing while eloquent addresses were de-
uvered by Judge William /. Clopton ana
the REV. Dr. william e. Hatcher.
the Rev. II. II. Wiufree delivered a
,noet ferveut prayer and Mr. Haddon
Watkins sang two solos
MIC Jewctt pulled the cord when re-
moved the veil from the monument
The foliowing beautiful programme was
rendered:
4 Anthem--By the choir.
poXol0gy. ,r.s<
4 singing-By the choir.
& Remarkably the chairman.
Aadrees-gv Or. ". T.. Hatcher.
= cot,-E v MIR. Haddon Watkins.
Address-Ey Judge W. /. Clopton'
ffnyeiilng monument-By Miss Marga-
ret Jones JcwetL ,,7..,.,,s
TO- sOl0-By Mr. Baddon "a'A''''
H. Benedicuon. ota-,,oa
.,tth aesaulting Rev. Robert II. ftuou'
,,sstor OF Clopton-Street Baptist chuicn'
80 before the mayor yesterday morulns'
some time ago Bowen assaulted MS
80 ana for this offence ne was pun
tshed bv Justice Jones, OF S"al9Doio "
~ Pudd who saw Bowen beat Mrs.
19oayen made a gtatement OF the aftalr at
tbe trial of Bowen before Justice Jones'
II W,os this that made Bowen mao
and Wednesday he saw Mr. huuu III
swansboro and followed MIN down -
Nineteenth street. in Manchester WIFI
he made an assault upon me iliHIs ,es
- oh,,sire birn. Mr. Rudd defended
himself very successfully, ana was ~
N,,rt alfhourb Bowen made very Wo-
lent effort TO inJure him -..,s
povyen told the minister that ne Wouiu
~,ot have any difficulty with him IN
gvVapsboro. as he ala not care 10 De ar
rosfed inside Of Justice Jones Jurlsolclion'
po,Ven preferred 10 take his chances De-
80 Navor Maurice, and that Official re-
CURED Bowen TO pay fine OF $lV ana
sent him to Jail for ninety days, ,-,-..
w #. Crawford charged with keeping
b,s bar-room open on Sunday, was hheu
$40. -..s.ro,oa NJ tho
The fourth quarterly conference Oh ,nS
west-End Methodist church was heiu
wednesday night. ..,.o.,
MIR. A. II. Thomas was elected schoo'
superintendent. ..s y,o,yaras.
'The following were elected ste"a l.I'7
w. ID. Toler. A. II. Thomas. w; D. =, az
vlles b. ]. Walker, W. 7. Perdue' 4. D.
Chenault. c. a. Raines, W. 8. LoWefy'
~ y Pettigrew and J. w. Craze.