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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-02-14

We have frequently called at
tention TO the Union Business institute at
oberlin, o. 1t seems 10 be enjoying fipe
success this winter. Good attendance, a
superior class of young men, gentlemanly
and intelligent, the course of instruction
more thorough than usual, and enthusiasm
in all its departments. A Normal Department
for teachers will be introduced first of April.
Send for circular and information. 6tf.
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WHITE LIME, by the barrel or car
load, at June & Bucklands. Building stone
in quantities to suit purcbarers, at the quar-
ries of June & Buckland, Fremont.
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Books fer the Million.-we have re-
csived from Messrs. INGHAM d BRAGG, Cleve-
laud, /, o., complete list of the books they
have for ssie.; The catalogue will be mailed
to any one on application. We take pleas
ure in calling the attention of our readers
to'their extensive list of miscellaneous and
religious books. any one of which will be
sent by mail on receipt of the retail price.
Messrs. INGHAM & BRAGG keep full stock
of Religious, School, Miscellaneous, Music,
Law, Medical and Sunday School and Music
books.
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Price List.

OOLONG, Blackl 90, TO- 80 %, 81 90 per H., Best.
MIXED, tGTeen 8lsek co, 20, 80, 90, Sl00 per ID.
Best.
YOUNG HYsoN. lGresnl SO, 70, so, go sI,Oo, 81, 10
81 2Sper Ib., Best.
IMPERIAL, rGfssnl 90. 81, 90, yI,25.
ENG BREAKFAST, Blsskl 70. SO, 90, 800, 1,1e
I $l,20, Best
,JAPAHs 90, 81, co. 81 ,25 per pound.
FGCNPOWDER, 5, rs, 81, so per pound.
z We import n very superior quality Of Kl-uxsi
0oloag aud koyuns Young Hyson Teas, put IN in
OEigiaAl Chtness packages, containing one pound
|e ssh the OOiong at 81 30, and tbs Young Hyson
At$l 60 Per mound. ststf.sr
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RECEIPTS OF THE ENTERPRISE INsU-
RANCE COMPANY FOR IS67.-The following is
the receipts of the Enterprise Insurance
Company, for the year 1867 as reported to
the II 8 fColIectars-
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MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The following disposition of cases was
made: ,F .s staa- zstaee. O.
Oscar Ball vs. City of Fremont; dismiss
ed at plaintiff S cost. Il or 1ss.
VIM. Herbster VS.. Robert Hoy contin-
ued. ,8'H @ s Ei'n
Geo A Wekesser VS.. Geo Frohne dismiss
ed without prejudice.
Henry Spohn VS.. Daniel Spehn ct al; set
tied. ..-.......f- -f
1etitia Bosley VS.. Hocke; settled at de-
fendants cost. 700
Creighton Thompson VS., Ammi Williams /;
settled. g 'araf 3
Luther Gibbs vs. J NJ Cory settled at
defendants cost.
Hiram Shriner VS.. H Shriner ct al J
B Bartlett guardian ad Item appointed.
VIM Row VS. Conrad Miller default.
VIM Atwood VS. @ NJ Wadsworth default.
Wist, Bradley d Gary VS. J Kasper default
and order of sale.
Abbot VS. Hershav /; settled. ~
Balcock, Hurd d Co VS. Hocke default !;
Judgment $ll0S0.
Cram VS. Hocke default; judgment $2I9,-
Co.
Ward VS. Mapes d King default iudg-
ment for amount due, $703I9, ard for
amount to become due, $72840, 81 81 x
Noble VS. NanAusdell default; Judgment
1911, Is.
Schruder vs. Schruler; default; order Of
sale amount due S37l 80, amount to become
due $37S. .62.
Roberts d. Sheldon VS. jackson Quinn
default and order of sale. ia-'-
Roberts & Sheldon VS. Perry Close ct al
default; Judgment $753, ,30.'
Haynes VS. Woodwoith Judge Greene
appointed guardian al Etem.
Sparks, guardian, VS. Frank d Co; demur-
rer sustained. t -. -rf-15 81 Pie
Smith VS. Riser; settled at defendant s cost.
Krimble ct al VS. Perry f; partition ordered.
In the case of Beebe VS. jackson struck
Jury was called. =
-s. Tuesdays. PROCEEDINGS. ~
Fandercook ct al VS.. Etna Insurance Cos
defendants petition t6 have this seton re-
moved from this court TO the u. s. Circuit
Court. refused.
Haynes ct al VS.. city of Fremont injnnc-
tion dissolved appeal taken. Sc.
Munich VS.. Mowery sale confirmed. -.'
Marsha II vS limo on trial
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wEDNEsDA1's PRocEEDINGs.

~ Marshall Us June Jury Trial. Verdict
for Defendant: q No cause of action"
Mary Twiggs, by her next friend John
Shaw, Jr vs John Shaw Appeal from
Green Greek To. Replevin; Jury trial
Judgment for Plaintiff; Damages $500.
Thompson VS. Wilkins; Dispute as TO
Division line on trial.
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'incinRati, ,Sahdasky & Cleveland
CLOSE Connections are Made

OIoSe connections are Made
AtSanduslSy, with Trains of Northern Divis-
ion) Lake Shore X. r. Line and Iduring the season
of nAyigstion,) with Lake Steamers for the Islands
and Dstssit, = Z ~ - q A1 q
A clyde, siths Trqnseef souIlFp pi piriAOH
Lake ShSss ie y hines - ~ - =
At Carey, with Fiudlsy Branch Trains
At Forest, with Trains Of Pittsbury, Font Wayne
and Chicago hallway.
AT EseIIefontaine, with Trans of the Belle.
fontaine (Cresiline 4 Ibdisnaposl Railway.
Al UrbaDa, with TIaiDsel the Columbus In
dia3sPolis Central R1ilEay Il - ~ =
AtSPringlield. with London Branch trains.
At London, WITH Trains Of the Columbus l.
Aenia hAIroad. e Hrs e9s t-0E ilFG
At Dayton, with Trains of the Dayton and
Western R.il Rad.
AT Cincinnati, with .Pfstps To-
aud from Louisville, Indianapolis, st. Louis afro
Memphis and soats; sKe1tuskf @ ntra flRs 3. and
This Line has been NEWLY EQUIPPED with Su-
periOr hCdsrn Day Coaches, Smoking Cars and
Night Sleeping Cars, unsurpassed in comfort and
ST. lie. sss. -.tA ss,--Vr-.s s-s-sR
TRAINS RUN THROUGH to aud frvm Cincinnati
withoutt &osisr OF Passengers Baggage at Dayton
thus eniuring Gpmf5rt and a6dingi greatly to the
pleasure tf the trip between the Lake aud the Ohio
River.
Thrcugh Tickets sold and Baggage Checks given to
priepal cities reached by this Road and its c1nnect
T. 3. .Goo6E1N, esAl Il oi.t As-st. t s3 3 B
- i q -Ft-Et WV - -
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FOUR TONS COFFEE at from %
10 % cts pr. pound at P. Closes.
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Court Proceedings-The February
term of the Sandusky Court of Common
Pleas convened at IL o'clock last Monday
morning, His Honor Judge FIreH, presiding.
The only business transacted in the forenoon
was calling the docket. After dinner the
Grand Jury was empanelled and sworn,
CHAs. LIVINGSTON, Esq, Foreman. The
Jury, after the charge of the Judge, visited
the iail. ''-'
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scifOoT TIMATT,rIERs.
Report for the first month Of the term
r EFz
ROLL OF HONOR

Composed of pupils who have not been tsr.
dy, who hayesnoi whispered nor beensab-
sent from schooI, except on account of sick
ness, and whose general deportment has
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-02-14

WHEELER & WILSON SEWING Ma
cHINEs.--Read the following
TOWNSEND, Sandusky Co., Ohio.
MR. A. J. CURTI.--Sr.--Haying purchas-
ed Wheeler d Wilson Sewing Machine Of
you last April, have used the same in sewing
upon all kinds of cloth, and find that it
works equally well on thick or thin, coarse
or Rne cloth; sews, hens, fells, and tucks,
with neatness and dispatch. We eonsi1er
the Wheeler d Wilson Sewing Machine
durable, easily managed, and in all respects
good machine
Yours Respectfully
CHAs. Jackson.
Feb. Sd 1868. KATE JACKSON. .
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On Wednesday last Butter was made
on our streets, by the Dexter Ohurn, in so
seconds. This seems Incredible, but it can
be proved by many people. The Churn can
be seen again on the street on Saturday
next. - 2 49,
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
i i The undersigned offers for sale her residence
situated West State Street, opposite the residence
of J. K. Hord, Esq. There on the premises q
good .ame house, frams barn or wood-house and
other out-hOuses, a well of never failing water,
good cistern &C.; also choice lot of fruit treea.
Terms reasonable. For further particulars enquire
on the premises. Mrs. J. C. II. MONTGOMERY
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ERRORs OF YOUTH.-A gentle

A'RROISO OP AOO IA BeltlS-
IL man who in early life a victim to that de-
basiDg vice so common to youth, which resulted in
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions and Ner-
vous Prostration and cane ending his days in
hopeless misery. After using numerous remedies
without success he obtained from friend some sim
pie rules and prescriptions that effected permanent
ere. On behalf of aerng hum snity he will send
the same fres of charge to all who may desire It.
Address EDGAR TsENAINE, Station n, Bible
Houss, New York. 44toi7.
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G. W. ERNST,
D. N. YoUNKMAN

QOAD NOTICE.-NCtice is hereby
IL given that petition will be prefente1 to the
Board OF Commissioners of SAndnfky County, Ohio
at their nj II NEE ti g, praying for the location of
CoH oty road along the following sdsscribsd routes
Beginning at the northeast Of the uortheas
quarter o. sec.on thifty-six, at the county road;
Iunninz thenes through ssid secticn thirty six
ore mile TO cOunty roid; thence west about one
HUNDRED and forty reds to the old Flank or State
'Yisis ] F.BstusE,s. 1ses sn a&As skspl
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Fair and Thorough Trial
FOR THE MILLI0N

Ofour goods from all who are interested in buyib.
Hrstciass article Of Tea and Coes, at ths lowest
possible rate6- s.sstH -eF.tTr 36m3
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Ground Cofees.

PURE RIO, 20, rs and so cents ser 90und
BEST Old GOVERNMENT JAVA, 40 cents sr
pound.
ROYAL CLU3-Extrz Fins-a5 cent?.
In order to meet the demands Of tae psopis Of
FFemoRtsad vicinity, we havs appointed Hessrs. g.
Bucklsnd Son Agents for the sale of our Tea and
Codees- All goods ara put gDy oursslvps In one
pound pSckagesat car WarehouEs ia New York, ana
retailed at Fremont, Ohio, by s. Buekland L Sop At
the same prices at which they TO be had our
counters In New York. All goods put up by ms bear
the trade mark Of HFhe Great United States Tea
WRrshoEssp OF 7. y Kelley Z Co STAN ped on tbe
pac1ge None etAefs ere genuine. We es.
peefafy caution people agsinst procurinR tbsir
goods Of any company 10 New York, Bostop, or
elsewhere, representing themselves as being eon-
nscted with our house. Wes0llcita
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WE NOW SELL Groceries at re-
tail, at Cleveland wholesale prices for cash
at p. Closes.
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FREMONT, FFB, 18th, 1868.
EDITORS JoURNAL:-Allow us, through the
columns of your paper, TO contradict the ru-
NOR that has been quite generally circulated
in this city and vicinity, that Mr.. Brock
WAYS child died of small pox.
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i "
UNITED STATES
.TEks1 WAREHOUSE.
Of L. Y. Kelley g. Co.,
Elegant Retail Department!

EOA snt -tee1 Yutpote OF retailing thar FOODS 70
egRssmg9t Nh9lesals Pfiees The irainenss proats
whssh aafehsfesofore bsSa pat upon teas and eof-
teesbT the produesrs, the importers, the jobbsrs,
BROKERS, sPscalasoTs, wholesale dealers and finally
by the retail country merchants, have 80 enhancsd
the prices Of these essentia of yday nfs
that many cUnsuners have been obliged to stint
themselves, or abstain altogether from the use OF
Teas and Cottses. II is fact we'll known TO those
who are familiar with the condition of the tea mar
.kets that these goods are frequently retaiied By
aldealers In ths country at twice or thrice their
Original values and even then 50 sduitsrated and
d0etsreR BY apprncpst soeeulators as TO be really
unht 5ers tts. laass Of snI good and wsH provided
iWedO nst see Why tl1is should longer eoutinas,
sndEe the-efore propOse to retail our ~ and eof
tses in qHGtttes 10 CO ssHmsys in all parts Of
the country, at importing prices with such small
profits added thereto, as in widely extended and
constantly increasing business may reasonably com
pensate us for our trouble. We guarantee our teas
aud all tines to be fresh and pure and war
rant 81 9o0ds anld from thia house TO give entfrs
satisfaetons otherHise the goois may be returned,
land the money viii be refa1ds We challenge any
establishment in this countryd. compete with rs IN
the quality and prices ofour goods. We call sspee-
il attention TO all house keepers and heads OF fam
lilies 70 the following sssr 'f ssa -
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The price of admission has been fixed at
the low rate of s5 cents per ticket. ss.
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WHITE SYRUP,

: splendid art Gle. just rec ived an for sale BY
41tf Tt34F p. CLOSE.
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-TETTHTTTTTTTT1f
List of Letters remaining uncalled for
BOOKS tor the Million.-Ws har.

s. II. W. BUoKbAND. P. M.
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CIfaAX! CLIuAx!!

1872 Broadway, New York. P. o. Box, S,sss;
5l-11 IL
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taah any 0ifcT GIBtIGCR..
! sepN ~ t9raJBtst5 cVe-yTrac-e. WHIT
IA. Rs..ps.ssers, .54 x.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale

nj Real Estate in Ohio County, near Hest
Liberty.
ny VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
Circuit Court of Ohio county, West Viz
~, prrnounccd on the 18th day of May, 1867,
I'm ]. y. Caldwell is complainant and
nasI Dunlap and others ale defendants,
Eli ON MONDAY, THE OH DAY OF MARCH, 1868,
coed 10 sell at the premises that piece OF
IA ON which Samuel Dunlap now resides, lying
50, a.. road from Short Greek to West Alexan'
g-r Pa. and joining lands with Salathiel Curtis
va samuel Duniap's interest in thc landed
..t,ts Of William Dunlap, deceased, In com
,Isinapts exhibit "A" filed in said cause, men
Toned. The above mentioned tract or parcel Of
Ia,J contains about three and enc half acres
-,or- or less, and comfortable building thereon
S,le 10 commence at ten o'clock, a. NJ. Terms
CASH. n. kIC AhoN,
tehIdtwtd Special COmmissoner.
The above sale is postponed until SATUR'
nay MARCH 18th 1868, at ten o'clock A. u.
n. RICHARDSON,
-sr7 Commissioner.
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River News

River News
We have no authentic river news this
morning. The clerk who manages the
rise and fall in the river could not be
found. We went down Ourself and
stuck stick in the water and found it
would not touch bottom. Concluded ii
was pretty deep, something over 26 OIL
q feet, and should not be surprised IN
the morning to find boats taking the
nearest route across the country to
their destination. There was consider
able ice beng floated down south from
dealers at the head of navigation; but
it is thought that the market belo"
will be stocked sometime to-day and
boats will be able to resume their regu
lar trips.
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A Good 0neu

1t is tlattuling sight and an indication
of progress in business to SEE men wear
ING smiles and new stores springinS up
in our city. It is an evidence that we
arc progressing and that our city is.de-
veloping itself into huge emporium OF
merchandise where all the country and
city trade can have their wants sup
piled. This fact is more plainly de-
monstrated in the new boot, shoe and
paiter establishment of Forgoy IL
Hughes, No. 100 Main street, in Horn
brooks block, where is kept all descrip-
tions and sizes of ladies' and gents
wear in their line. See advertisement
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A Startling Rumor i.

A Startling Rumor.
Some Internal genius started the ru-
NOR yesterday that another Internal ge-
MUS residing in Bridgeport had gouged
the eyes out of an infant six weeks old,
because it did not look like him. Struck
with the henious character of this out
rageous crime, we rushed eagerly to
Bridgeport to get the particulars ofthls
outrageous and inhuman act. On our
journey thither we were mentally cogi-
tating how furiously We would let into
this villain in human shape, and what
q fortunate thing it was for the infant
that it did not look like this beast who
was guilty of the rumored out
rage. Our nerves were perfectly
uustrung with excitement and our heart
beat quick and fast as we approached
the rumored place where this master
piece of brutality had been enacted.
What made the case the more aggra-
waiting was the tact that the child was
claimed as his own, and as such he de-
termined to exercise any privilege with
it,, even until death. In this state OF
feeling, out of breathe, we arrived at
our destination and eagerly approached
the first man we saw and propounded q
question in relation to this outrage. He
looked surprised, end thought US crazy,
and it was necessary for us
to explain our relations with
the press before he would beconvinced
that we were sane. We gave him our
opinion of the wretch that would be
guilty of such a deed, as free as we were
able, and his hearty approval of what
we said led us to accept his advice,
which was to be quiet, steady our
nerves and then, in as decent manner
as possible, inform our readers that it
was base fabrication and slInder' on
the good citizens of Bridgeport. Hence
we have written this item, hoping that
the author of the villiapous Iumor may
be caught and dealt with in the man
ner that. the party would have been, If
guilty, who. he circulated the story
about. r,, . D. r .'..... .uf .. &c.,.
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Police Court.

Police Court.
Last Saturday was good day for the
lovers of "benzine" to ventilate them
selves, and many of them availed them
selves of the occasion, thinking perhaps,
that it wo2ld be long time before
such another good opportunity would
be offered to try its virtues. They came
before His Honor, Judge Good, recon-
mended for the following qualities:
Margaret Jones, in consideration of
her bashfui disposition, was not forced
to make her appearance before the
Court to hear the testimony of how. she
insisted upon the jailor, on last Satur-
day evening, 70 admit her, and how she
swore and abused him for refusing, for
all of which she was fined five dollars
and costs. Being short of stamps, Mar
garet concluded she would pay the
visit yesterday and remain until her
fine was paid.
James Harmon having nothing else to
do on Saturday run his fist through a
window in Mr.. Ford's tobacco store,
ard thought it such good joke that he
refused to pay for the damage done, and
threatened to slick" the proprietor for
asking to have the joke explained. This
bit of amusement was considered worth
ten dollas ard James forked over that
amount.
Henry Bottles had been taking too
much laudanum from strange bottles,
and went to sleep in front of Washing
ton Hall, where he was found by some
good "samaritans" and conveyed to
more comfortable but expensive quar-
ters. Henry's bill for lodging was one
dollar which he paid like a man.
John Ready was indulging himself in
little spree around his own premises
on last Saturday night, but becoming
too hiliaroas in his enjeyments he dis
turbed his neighbors, who thought he
ought to "let up little. John didn't
care a curse for any of them, and fol
this piece of Independence he paid the
city ten dollars.
William Heron, under the influence
of benzine, took great offence at some
trees standing in his way, which be
could not conveniently get by without
walking around. William thought he
could cut them down, and for that pur'
pose went to work with his pen-knitt
and would have succeeded had not one
of the officers caught him in the act
William paid ten dollars for his van
dalism. n, ...,...s r,r.t5r
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Another Lecture,


The pleasing and highly intellectual
lectures of Bishop Kingsley we are glad
to announce will be continued in the
Chapline Street Methodist Episcopal
Chm Oh this Tuesday, evening. These
lectures possess unusual interest, II as
they dwell upon a country that many
of us are not familiar with. Subject
"Ohservatiops in Northern Enrope;'
This subject affords the widest
scope for display of ability in a
lecturer and gives him a vast
amount of resources to communicate in
teresting facts from that can only be
gathered from those who have travelled
over Northern Europe. AS the reverned
Bishop possesses all these requirements
in an eminent degree, it gives him the
advantage of delivering one of the best
discourses IN relation to that country
An important feature of the evening
will be the vocal strains of music from
the ,"Sweet Singers" of the !Chapline
Street Church, suitable for the occasion.
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Recovery OF stolen Goods and Cap
ture of the Thief. 49, a. o. Z"

Recovery OF stolen Goods and Cap.
ture of the Thief. 49, s.s d. z"
In yesterday Mornings issue we made
mention of the fact that Mrs. Arkel
had her basket stoles, containing no.
tions &C., to the value of about forty
dollars. Through the vigilance and
untiring exertiops of officers Meyers and
Forsythe an old offender, named Geo.
Boyce was captured the same day (Sat'
urday) and lodged in Jail for the theft.
Yesterday morning he was brought be-
fore Judge Johnston for hearing, and
told o very interesting and plausible
story how he came in possession ofthe
basket, and had it not been for one
thing he would have certainly been dis
charged. George says he was standing
on Main stree, when he. saw drunken
man approach him with a basket Oh his
arm, who asked him to hold it until
he went somewhere not named. Ac
cording to Georges story he waited
there a half ali hour for the drunken
man to return, when he got tired and
started in search of him, AID while do
ing this he was picked up by the officers
named. 1t was a good story if all the
parts could have been produced, but
when George came to tell Of the appear
ance of the aforesaid drunken man, he
had no memory about it, more than the
circumstances above alluded to. The
story seemed littly fiShy, SO he was
committed for the May term of Court
The stolen goods were nearly all re-
covered, notwithstanding Georges
flight when pursued by the officers and
his effort to hide them. We understand
he is an old offender, and that this is
the third time lie has been up on sim'
liar offence. ''s- t.''.. III