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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-11-04
Remarkable Simultaneous All
tempt of Two Young NEcM to
C0IlIMait Suicide fOr..L0Ve.

Two young men, whose mines we sup
press, employed in dining-saloon on Fifth
street, between Main and Sycamore, attempt
ed to commit suicide night before last, at
the same time, the intention Of each being
unknown to the other. One adopted poison
tho other the more frightful method Of a
knife. The coincidence Of these cases is
remarkable and singular, unrequted love
being the cause in both instances of the rash
effort to get rid Of life. The would be poi-
soner is an American by birth. He had
been attached to a female fellow servant for
length Of time, and although she did n OF
forbid his addresses, never gave much en-
couro gement to his suit. Upon the evening
of the suicidal attempt, the maid accompan-
led professed lover, whom she preferred,
to party, much to the unhappiness of her
more fpithful lover. The latter was 50 in
fccled by jealousy thereat, that he procured
a vial of laudunum aud succeeded in swal'
lowing a portion of its contents, when q
friend, who hud watched his proceedings.
dashed the death.deaIing drug from his ea-
ger lips. .-.
The other case is that Of German by
birth, Of O phlegmatis temperament and o
doggedness of disposition not to be turned
from its purpose. He had been enamored
of a fair, though heartless girl, who had Of
ten received evidences Of his regard in the
shape of presents Of jewelry, &c; but when
he desired return for his affection by her
becoming his wife, she spurned his offer and
laughed in his face, telling him she did moi
wish to receive his visits longer. This 30
affected bis mind that he fell into despon.
dency, and, after much suffering. determine
ed to end his existence. He seized butch
er.knife, and rushing into a secluded room.
inflicted several slabs upon his person, when
the almost fatal weapon was wrested from
his grasp by his employer just as better
directed blow would have carried his dire
purpose into full effect and ended all hif
earthly sorrows. @ff.
AS both the young men are now out ol
danger it is to be hoped that their DREADFUL
though thwarted, purposes will prove les
son to them for life, and teach them te
value It more highly than throw it ignomini
ously away for tickle woman's love-
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Farm for Sale,

THE undersigned now offers his farm for
l. sale, which is situatsd in the north par. Of Rrim-
acres. It is considered one of tie best wheat farms
in the township, and is well watered with springs and
wells. There are q acres OF timber upon il, mostly
House, aud good young orchard, mostly grafteu
fruit. The location IL pleasant and hea thy convent
ent to good schools, and bat miles from Frank lin
Mils which is considered as good wheat mark et as
Akron. Price, $50 per acre.
Enquire of John Busbong, the place, or of the
subscriber, mile south Of the centre of Tallmadge
summit county! CYRUS ADAMS,
November 4, 1SJs=3m
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

embracing Mems, Boys and Youths Calf, Kip and
Stoga Boots, Ladies', Misses and Children's Caters,
Kid, Morocco and Calf Bootees Nurkins, Slips, &c.
Also, good assortment Of Mems Shoes, Caters,
RubbeTs, &C., all of which will be sold at prices to
suit the times.
We can safely say that have not only one Of the
largest but of the best stocks of work
now on hand, we ever had at any one time before.
As usual, we shall at all times, keep general as
sortment Of Leather, Shoe Findings, Lasts, &c., con-
stanty hand which will be sold at low figures for
cash or ready pay only.
The highest market price win at all times be paid
for HIDES, CALF SKINS AND SHEEP PKLTs, in cash oI
goods as may be wanted. GiLLIS Du RHAM.
RaYenna, September 30, 1e5e-Hm
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER WORN
BY KINGS OR EMPERORS.
EVER WORN
whatl Why a Beautiful Head Of Hair.

Because rs the ornament God HimssV provided
for all our race. Reader, although the rose may
bloom ever 80 brightly In the glowing cheek, the
eye BE sparkling the teeth be those of pearl
If the head bereft of Its covering, the hair be
snarcd and shriveed harsh and dry or worse still,
II sprnk led with gray, nature will lose more than
half her charms. Prof. Woods Hair Restorative, II
used two or three times q week, will restore and
perman emily secure to all such ornament. Reed
the following and Judge The writer Of the nrst is
the celebrated Pianist, TH-LBERs:
NEW YoRK. April 10, 1855.
DR.. WooD: Dear Sir-Permit me to express to You
the obligations am under or the entire restoration
of hair TO its original color; about the time Of
my arrival IN the United States was rapidly be-
co sE gray, but upon the application Of your 'air
Restorative" i soon recovered its original hue.
tion, quite eflcacious as we'll as agreeable.
am, dear sir, yours truly,
"Drych ar Gwylicdy dot.''
welsh Newspaper office, l3 Nassau ST., Ap. l2, '5e.
PRoF. o. J. W0oD: Dear Sir-Some month or six
weeks ago, received bottle of your Hair Restor-
tive and gave it to my wife, who conslud cd to try
on her ir:, little thinking at the time that 1t would
the gray hair to its original color but to her
has performed that wonderful effect BY turning ali
the gray hairs TO a dark brown, at the same time
beautifying and thickeAing the hair. strongly re-
commend the above Restorative to all persons In
~ CHARLES CARDEw.
NEW YoRK, July 25, 1857.
PRoY. o. J. WooD- With confidence do recon.
mend our Hair Restorative as being he most EN-.
caclous article ever saw. Since using your Hair
Restorative my hair and wbisIers, which were al
most white, have gradually grown dark and now
feel confident that few more applications will
restore them 10 their natural color. 1t has also
heyed the of all dandruf and unpleasant itching, 50
common among persons who perspire freely.
PROF. WOOD-About two years ago, my hair com.
mcnced falling OF ana turning gray; was fast be.
coming bald. and had tried many remedies to ne
effect. / commenced using your Restorative In Jan.
uary last. few applications fastened my hair firm
~. 1t began to ll up, grow out and turned back to
is former color lblack) At this time Is fully
stored to its original color, health and appearance,
| and cheerfuly recommend its use to all.
hicage, H., May i, 1857. J. D.HoRS.
The Restorative is put up in bottles Of three sisss,
viz: large, medium and small; the small holds one
half pint and retais for one dollar per bottle; the
medium holds at least twenty per cent. In pro-
portion than the small, and retails for two dollars
per bottle; the large holds quart, forty per cent.
more in PtoP0rtion, and tetais for three dollars.
New York, lin the great n. Z. Wire Railing Estab
lishment,) and IA Marke street, st. Louis, No.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. October %, le5e-ly
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DIR. DELLENBAUGH'S
November Appointments.

AR. DELLHNDAUU1 respectfully in
~ forms the czens OF Portage, Stark and rrumbull
counties and tho surrounding country, that he will
romsin in the following places. All Lersons affected
with any complaint Of u chronic nature are ityitrd
10 call for graLuit us consultation.
TRUMBULL Con- arrcn, Gaskl House, Nov. 9th.
Niles Hotel, 10Th
l"bbard Hotel, " l2lh.
rare hotel, g. 18Th.
PORTAGE CO.-GarrcttsvilIo, November 9Th.
Palmyrs, Lewis House, Nov, 22d,
Rayeuna, Collins Housr, Nov. 90.
STARK COUNrY--Canton, Stover House, Nov 24,h
Bolivar Hotel, =. oJ,h
Waynesbargn Hotel, - 9th.
Minerva fngng House Now ~ .
nr. Ucti-nL..-.-h 1alers himself that he can cure
Chronic complaints Of tho Oldest and most obs,:ta:6
character. lie USES no murcuria preparations, and
only medicines that are purely vegetable.
DR.. d., of Cleveland, is The son of tho celebrated
DR.. DclienbauSh, late OF Georgetown, who sue
cesSfuly treated and prescribed for 2G7 OUO patients
during 25 years practice In this State.
All diseases pertaining TO Women and Children
treated with great Auceess by Dr. DelleRbaugh.
Whore Dr.. ID. pra$criOos for patients, his charg
will he satisfactory. There is no one in George
towM praclicing the Dolenbaugh system.
n. b. nr. d. speuks tho German language.
About Iva years ago my general health became so
much impaired, and in suort time there was an
eruption made Its pearance on my face and body
assuming lhe very worst Epe ofSkin disease so call
ed by the Drs.) My husband being ply sciun, tried
different remedies, bnt Hyailed nothing. then ap-
piled to other eminent physicians, but got relief.
BY this time my head and face was mass cf sores.
heard OF Dr. DIS great success in treating chronic
diseases of the skin. applied to him, and in less
than three months he had the eruption removed and
that now enjoy good health. In conclusion would
say these suffering from like diseases should apply to
DE-. Dellcnbaugh. MRS. A. FOGEE.
Cleveland, April LIST 1853. nov4aa.
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sTNobody ca send private telegraph
ic dispatch in France. In each Office four
copies of everyGcessage are made, three OF
which are delivered to as many government
officers for inspection and record.
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ROa0 Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
LV will be presented to th0 Hon. Board of CommiS-
missoners of Portage county at their December ses-
sion, 1885, TO vacate the south end of the road run
ming south from. lot No. G5 in of Freyom
In said county, commencing on the diag road
leading from Ravenna TO the centre of Freedom to
the south line OF said Freedom township, and to less
Ell tho width of the north end of said road.
November 4, IS58-4w.
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PittSburg Market,

PITTSBURGH, November Flour; sules
limited to-day, reaching about $50 bbls. at
the usual rates, viz: S. for superfne. IS ,25
@5,S5 for extra de-, and $5,75@5,S 80 for ex.
ira family; all from store. Hay sales OF
8 loads from scales at $S@$ll. Cheese ;
sales 81 boxes w. R. at 74@8c. 3 ID.
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Aftacllrlnent NOttce

John E. Schneider, Plaintin,) Before Addison Wol.
Matthew s;ssis Portage co., Ohio.
an the 3ist day of August, a. D., 1868,
l said Jus.ice issued an order Of attachment, in
,Sa above action for the sum Of S17 g. and said de-
sendant viii take notice that said action 10 for bearing
before said Justice ON the 98h Of SfOctoISrS nS1S{ q
O'Clock, A. n. JOHN D. OOnNnAonnsa
October 7. 1S5e-Sws
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GTA letter was dropped into the Post
Office In Greenfield, Massachusetts, last
week, directed to "Eggarborcity Nuscher-
sy." After some study, It was sent to Egg
Harbor city, New Jersey.
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ROBINSON, KING 3 co..

and Silver Coin, Business Paper and Bdhk Notes =
Collections made ahd femitted fofs on day Of paya
ment. Without charge beyond the current rats Of e
Counties Of Europe f0F sale. Money, inheFitanaaa
and every other claim collected in any part of ~
rope. Passage tickets from Liverpool 70 New YsEk
Tor sale. toct6beF II, le5a-iF
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DIR. l.. Collins

HAS returned to Ravenna, und so far re.
IL covered his heal lth again to offer his services in
the line of his profession to the citizens Of Portage
county. II FResidence-C ollins House, Ro )m IS.
Ravenna, Nov. 4, 1858.
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PORTAGE SENTINEL.
LOCAL. AND PERSONAL.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
DAILY-Golng North via Railroad.
Depart AZ / As p. NJ. Mall close At l is, P. NJ.
bAlLY-Going south via Railroad.
Depart at f,4s. 7. NJ. Mall close at Us, pm.
Arrivs 6y y. NJ: Depart at-2,OO, P. M. Mai
akI.W EEKLY-Newtou Fails.
Arrive overy Monday, Wednesday and Fridaya
~, N. Depart same days at 200, P. N. Mai
close at l, 80, Pm.
BEMI-WEEKLY-ChRrdon.
Arrive every Wednesday and Friday. by 4, P. NJ .
Depart every Tuesday and Thursday at 8, A. NJ
PosT OFFICE AT RAvENEA- ....
-oPEN at 7,3O, A. NJ. CLOSE at p. NJ. Daily,
Sundays excepted. X. A. GlLLETTE, p. M.
"EsTHER, THE BEAUTIFUL QUEEN. THE
majority of lur readers are doubtless aware
that Prof. WERsTER, of Buffalo, has recent.
ly been giving several courses of instruction
in vocal music to Juveniles and adults, in
our village. AS an instructor, Prof. w. is
thorough and practical, and the classes un-
der his tuition have rapidly advanced in n.u
sical science. The members of the Adult
Class will give a Concert at Days Hall,
this evening, at which the Canta:a Of "Es'
ther, the Beautiful Queen" will be recited
Our citizens have a rich musical treat in
store and we hope to see The Hall crowded
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WIN. Myers Estate.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the subscri-
IN her hss been appointed and qualified a. Admin.
i.tratsr with The viii annexed, the estate OF VIII.
nam Myefs, late Of Portage county, Ohio, deceased
Dsted Al edinburgh, October II. lesS. .,,.,
October IL, loSe-3w 1HWlN0.AtASs'
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BOOTS, SHOES And LEATHER I! F.!

THE undersigned, at their old stand, would
i respectfully call the attention of theif numerous
customers and the public at large, to their unusually
large assortment Of home manufactured
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EOR SALE.-Four Houses, situated in
i the most central part of Ravenna. They cali be
seen at any time, and terms made know by calling
on tho subscriber. WILLIAM PlTMAN,
November 4, ]S5o-IY.
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PAPER / WALL PAPER ~

w Come and see the largest and cheapest assort-
ment west Of the Alleghenies. '',,-a.-..y.
YOIJNG FOLKS, paper your rooms and be sociablel
OLD FOLKS, paper your rooms and be comiortablel
,,dS' 5eaSutSs anS - cents 10 81 per TOil " =
Window Curtains, Fireboard Screens, Tester Cir.
cles with great variety Of Decorations aways for
ale, - - ~ w. p. MARSH ALL & Co.; {.
81 Wood street,
Septeunber 20, Is5e-2m1 Ptttsburg,. Pc.
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SINGERS NEW FAMILY SEWING
~ MACHINES.--on and after the LIST OF October,
1858, will furnish the above iaGhie; heretofore
sold for 900 Oo,) for $50 90 ARD ExPREas ChARsEs
Singers Machines have been too long and succeesfa
variant this Machine to do all kinds Of FAMILY
SEWING, including Hemning, Gathering and Bind
structions 10 use il will Be given. Address,
DIN. EOMERVILLE, Agent,
October z, ls5s-1m Ravenna, Ohio.
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Legal Notice.

Lucy Jane Davis In the cport Sor,.1 o. 6%nty
VS. Z rIouB VI AVso6" VS~AsSS
Richard Davis. Ohio.
DICHARD DAVIS, defendant in the
IL above named action, will take notice tina! on the
Jane Davis lsd her petition in the office Of the CLERK
of The Court Of Common Pleas, within ana Lor NE
county Of Portage and state OF Ohio, charging tns
SSid Rfchard Davis with adultery, with extreme cru
ety. and also with gross neglect OF duty for three
wears, and asking that she MAY be divorced rom said
Richard Davis, and that she may be decreSd 'ne own
tate and personal property. Said petition VIII sane
for hearing at The February Term d. le59 o. said
court. SihA iS WEE g. o.,t,,nnss
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OATS-OATS-OATS.
WANTED by the subscribers, for which
Nv We win pay FORTY eents per bushel FOL
&hy amount IN goods or on notes and accounts. II
.sTREAToR, DAILY eco.
EhaissNille, July Both, lass.
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New York Market.

New YORK, November Flour 49,.
800 bbls., sales Of superfne at $5@5,lO.-
Wheat quiet; sales 10000 bush. Corn
firm sales $4,000 bush., yellow at S7c.-
Beef heavy prime $l3,50@$l3,75.
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STEATOR, DAILY d. COMPANY

~ La OA' DAAL1 y COHFAN1
TAKE pleasure in announcing to their
old friends and customers that they are now In receipt
Of the largest and most splendid stock of Fall aid
Winter DRY GOODS ever offered In Old Portage at
prices competing with any establishment on the Wes-
tern Reserve, viz:
Prints, Of all popular brands;
De LANES, of the very choicest styles;
French Mernoes, plain and figured, ut astonishing
low pr ces;
Cashmerea, plain and figured;
Irish POplins, Opera De LANES;
Coburg Robes, Robes Quille;
Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts and Vestings;
Tweeds, Jeans, Linseys and Flannels;
Brown Sheetings, Bleached Musllns, Tickings,.etc;
Ladies' Magic Shawls, Bay State, Broche, etc;
Cloaks, Talmas, Chenille Scarfs, etc;
Hoop Skirts, OF approved makes;
French work Collars, UndersleeYes, and all kinds
of embroidery.
Also, large lot of White Bod Blankets at SO per
cent. below last years prices.
Dress Trimmings of every description, to match all
kinds of Dress Goods.
Balmoral Skirts for ladies; new and very neces.
sary article for the season, at a very low price.
White Brilliants, at from l2l cents to 81 cents per
yard.
READY-MADE CLoTHING.-A very large stock
ofevery kind ofmen's wear, al extremely low prices.
Gentlomen, do not fail 10 give stock examIa-
ton. The price is marked on each garment and can
not be changed for LOVE or GOLD.
october :, 1858. STREAToR, DAILY & CO.
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JUST TLOoK HERE.

OTONE'S Patent Suspension Clothes
~ Frame Is one of the greatest inventions that has
ever been made for the Housewife and for utility can
not be surpassed In the country. II s very light ana
easily handled. II contains about IS feet Of line
for hanging clothes on and airing them. II can %
expanded and closed instantly, and when closed
four inches square, and weighs but six and half
pounds. Is selbracihg rom the centre, and Is n0s
liable 70 tumble over when dlled, liRo most frames
now In use. Patented June 22d. 1855.
@. STONE, Patentes.
The PatentsS of stones Suspsnsion Clothes Frame
has made arrangements with Messrs. Ross & zim-
mer to manufacture his Clothes Frames for Portage
and adjoining counties. All orders addressed 70
ments are given to agents tc engage In The sals e.
Frames. 4..is3 - 1
Pisass address ROSS 3 zIMMER. or O. STONE,
Ravenna, Portage co., Ohio.
August 70, l5sS-4w. Sf8A
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THE MARKETS.
RAvENNA No1rMBLR 4.

CORRECTED WEEELY BV wHIrrLEsEY AND WADswoRTH
AND oTHKR DEALERs IN THE ARTICLES NAMED.
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w WANTED.-A Store full of Cash and
w Ready Pay Buyers for the next ninety days, to
reliev Of our large stock of Dry Goods, &c.
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pERSONS in want of any thing in the
J. line OF Ready-Made Clothing, invited to call
and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere,
feel confident we can suit all in regard 70 qusll
ty and price. Po1 d bRo.
October T. 1858.
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a LARGE assortment of Ready Made
II Clothinei now opened for inspection, and to be
Sold low for the bIMIs.
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PosT OFFICE AT RAvENEA- ..s.....
- OPEN at 7,3O, A. NJ. CLOSE at 8 p. NJ. Daily,
Sundays excepted. RIA. GILLETTE, I'M.
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TAMPICO NEWS,
New ORLEANS, June 8.

The Brig Martha Stetson has arrived
with Tanpico dates TO the 22. Vld4urri
had retrsaied to Monterey. -Four thous
and mushets arc On the way hon New
York for Vidaurr.
Zualoga had issued decree establishing
a military instead Of the Civil Tribunal.
Private letters from Sonora intimate
that the dominant party there have deter
mined TO declare their independence aud
apply for annexation to the United States,
The steamer Cahawba, from Havana,
May 30,hriySd this morning.
The English officer who boarded the
American vessels ut Sagua Lagrande, has
teen arrested and sent TO Jamaica, Que
account says for exceeding his instructions,
another for showing himself and marines
10 be dIiven from the deck Of the ship
Glrou9.
The bark Reliance YVES boarded by a
boat from a British steameFsOf Cuba.
The brig Geo. II. Chase was hdled, but
refused TO stop and was not molesLed.
AdYices OF Havana from Vera Cruz
state that the prisoners taken St Tampicc
by General Mejia bad all been shot.
Sugar at Havana rather active, aud pri.
Gee we'll sustained. Stock at Havana and
Mstanzas 100000 boxes. 10000 less than
last year.
Freight dull and incliRing downward
Exchange also dull.
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Court Proceedings.

The following cases were disposed of J 81
week, at the Court of Common Pleas, held
in this place, Judge Hoffman presiding.
Tndy A. Green, vs. JohnsAnderscn-
Civil Action. Judgement against defend
ent for cost and execution awarded.
Trudy A. Green VS. John Anderson -
Recognizauce. Judgement against defen.
dent for cost and execution awarded.
William Duncan VS. B. P. Altman
Appeal. Trial to Court. Judgement
against defendent and in favor of plaintiff
! for $38, ,48 and costs.
John West VS. Hugh Harper-Appeal.
Trial to court. Judgment against pl'ff for
costs.
Sarah J. Carnes VS. Samuel Streeby ct.
al, Civil Action. Judgement for plf
and against d,fendent for 1852. so and
costs of suit,
james Huston VS. VIM. Yoder-CiVil
Action. Judgment for plff. and against
defendent for S234,7s and costs.
Sylvester Wallace vs. John s. Buckeiet
and Charles NJ. Sherrod Civil Action
Judgement for pIf. and against defendeDt
for $l36, 90 and cost.
John NJ. White ct. al. vs. Simon Frantl
ct. al. Civil Action. Trial to jury
Judgments against detfs. and in favor o.
p'ffs. for possession of land, &c-notice o.
second trial given bond fixed at $500.
A. P, Childs d Co. VS. ]. H. Protzmar
Il Co. Attachment. Guarnishees order
ed to pay over Money, Notes &c.
Samuel Qlinby as Guardian Of Heirs O
Horace Potter decd. vs. Danil Summer
et al.--Civil Action. Judgment against
def. and favor Of plff. for sll69,5a
Samuel Black ct. al. VS. The Board Of
Education of Monroe township ct. al
Injunction. Injunction sustained as to The
excess of tax over two mills on the dollar,
and dis solved 80 far as it restrains the col.
lection of two mills upon the dollar
Beard o. education ordered to psy the
costs. f.s
Ann Best VS. C.F. Best--Divoree and
AlimOny. Divorce for plf. alimony Of
$50 allowed.
Tavern License Granted--To Thomas
Kinsey Of Augusta en- payment Of S., 90.
Alexander Brown Of Hagewtown $500.
David Yingling of Minerva $500.
Wm. H. Dempster of Leesburg $500.
David Griffith of Morges $500.
Thomas Lee et al. vs.. Carroll Co. r.
R. CO, Civil action. Former sale So!
aside and new sale ordered.