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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-12-15
DOLLS,
And an endless variety of Toys, to please the
little folks, In short you can't fail to find
just what you want for Holidar, Gitt &C.
r MILLIKAS'S,
Dec l, 10. 2w5 Opposite Kirk House.

And an endless variety of Toys, to please the
! little folks, In short, you can't fail to find
Just what you want for BolMidi1frr MifriK GI; tSts G.
Dec l, 10. 2w5 Opposite Kirk House.
TN PARTITION-To Susan NJ
l. Judy, Martha Ann Judy, Sarah f. Judy
Jesse Judy, Morris X, Judy, and Jos Marshall
and ieHry Mouser, Guardians:
You viii take notice that on the Tth day OF
November A. d. 1870 the undersigned, Jacob
L. Judy, filed Petition in the Court of Com
mon leas Of Fayette County, Ohio, and
where the same is now pending, demanding
Partition o. the following premises:
All that tract or parcel Of land lying and
being in the County OF Fayette and State OF
ONO and on the waters of the East Fork
Of Paint creek, and being part of William
Evans survey Ne 3421 and bounded and de-
scribed as follows TO wit: beginning at
stone and bur oak in the line of the original
survey, No. 3l2l, and south east corner to
George Judy; thence with George Judy's
line north IS deg west $50 poles crossing the
Columbus road at IS poles and the East Fork
at l25 poles to stone, elm, hickory and jack
oak in the original survey and corner to said
Judy; thence with the original line south II
deg cast IS 20 poles to a stone, Hickory and
two black oaks lthe hickory being an Origi
nal line trees thence 5 deg east 12 64 poles
to three elms and hickory south west corner
OF the original survey; thence with the south
line OF said Evans survey No. 3 421. south IS
deg l2 min east 1SO poles crossing the creek at
43 poles, and the road at 100 poles to stone
south east corner to the original survey OF
which this is part: thence with the east
line Of the original survey, north Q deg eas
90 9S poles to the beginning, containing 1923
acres more or less.
The undersigned demands that partition be |
made Of said premises us follows: To the I'M
dersigned, one equal sixth part; and to the |
said Susan N. Judy, Martha Ann Judy, Sarah |
Eliza Judy, Jesse Judy, and Morris Keely Ju
dy. each one sixth part.
At the next term of said Court. after the
expiration of forty days after the date OF thi,
notice an application will he made by the
undersignedlO an order that Partition may
be made Of said premises.
JACOB L. JUDY.
s. F. KERR, Atty for Petitioner.
Nov. 10, 1870 51*w6
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-12-15

THE MEssAGE.--We give up lvrge por-
tion of our space to day to the publication
of President Grants Annual Message.
Upon this Message we make no comments,
but simply present it to our rearders,
leaving each one Of them to make his own
comments. and to regard it in just such
light as in his judgment, Ofter reading
it and deliberating upon its positions and
recommendations, Its merits or demerits
entitle It, Of course there will be a con
trariety of opinions upon thisannual piece
of literature, but we think that all fair and
liberal minded men will agree that the
Presidents great desire is for the peace,
and happiness ofthe peoplea and
the great nation over which he has been
called to preside.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-12-15

BIacksmitirlug and HOrse-shoeing.
A. and G. Saxton have opened black
smithing shop, in the shop on Market st.
lately occupied by Riggleman. Will give
particular attention to horse-shoeing and
doctoring weak feet in horses.
A.. & G. SAxToN
NJ . EnALf
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-12-15
A Lawyer Lost his Speech the
other Day by an Explosion.

The speech and bunch of fire
crackers were in his coat-tail pock-
ct and went off together Loss of
speech, hoarseness, colds, &c, cured
by many remedies for sale by the
.,tA CLEAVELANDs.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-12-15
ER9ZzzaHlEU
- u

eradicate the yellow tinge from the eye, impart a
bloom 10 the cheeks aud change the patient from
son.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-12-15

PERsoNAL- Our old friend, John M
Gibson, formerly an attacbee of this Office,
is now a member of the Cincinnati Lead
er Company" engaged in the publica-
tion of a two cent daily paper entitled the
Cincinnati Morning Leader Ii is neat and
well conducted morning paper and we hope
the enterprise will prove a success.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-12-15

RUNAwAY.--Yesterday, Mr~Jacob Mil
Ter, with his wife and little boy, were pass.
ing through town, when the horse attach
ed to his buggy became frightened, and
commenced running and kicking Mrs.
Miller and the little boy were considera-
bly, bruised, although not seriously, be-
fore the horse was checked. Dr.. J. A. Viii
liams was called mat the residence Of Mr..
N. Hay and dressed the wounds.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-12-15
CINCINNATI MARKET.
oINoINNArL Dec 10 1870

The arrivals Of live stock at these yards for
he nmst Wenk nrn as fnllnms.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10
FUNDING THE NATIONAL DEBT.

CIRCULAR FROM SECRETARY BOUTWELL-TERMs
AND CONDITIONS OF THE NEW LOANS.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has just issued the following circular with ref
the funded loan OF the United States OF 1850
1885, and 1900:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, Oct. 3 1870.
The Secretary OF the Treasury, III anticipation OF a
ona loan, under the act approved July "a, 1870 en-
titled An act TO authorize the refundng OF the National
such proposal viii be issued. The proposed loan COM
prises three classes OF bonds, namely fHS Bonds 10
the amount OF S2O0OOOON payable az the pleasure OF Inc
United states after 10 years rom the date OF Their issue
and bearing interest payable Semtannualy III conn., al
second Bonds to the amount Of $5OOO0OOo payable at
the pleasure Of the United states after fifteen ears nom
the date OF their issue ana bearing interest paydDe
Seiannualy III coin at the rate OF u per cent per
Third Bonds TO the amount Of s1OoOOOOOO payable
the pleasure Of the United States after thirty years from
the OF their issue and bearing Interest payable
seHannusly IL coin at the rate OF four per cent per
annum.
the negotiation Of the loan and PAID cOmuls ION upon
the amounts negotiated by them respectively. sub
scrbers 10 the loan viii have preference ii the following
Fs subscribers equal third ee Of
subscriber. for equal amounts Of each elias. o bonds
Of premium Oaeed at par in the or Of ;he date Of sub
When subscription is made subscribers win be re-
oured deposit per cent OF the amount thereof 20
be accounted for by the Government when the bonds are
delivered and payment may De MADE either IL com or
in bonds OF the United states known Five-Tweny
bonds, at tleI ItcclNeu IN
Will be applied 10 the redemption OF FveTwenty bonds
The bonds Will be registered Issued with coupons,
may desired by the subscriber and in denominations
Of 500 500 $780, 1900 600 and $1,000 The interest
Will be payable in United states az the Office 81 the
Treasurer any Assisan designated depOs
itOry u the Government. The bonds OF the several
classes aforesaid ana the interest thereon exempt
from the payment Of al taxes dues Of the United
States ase taxation IN any FORM by under state
municipal, or local authority.
After maturity the bonds last issued will be first
deemed by classes and numbers may be designated
by the Secretary Of the Treasury
GLO 5. BOUTWELL, Secy Of Treas.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10
ANOTHER AMERICAN VESSEL sEIZED-SMUGGLlh'
DETECTED.
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

....Prasper Merimee, member of the french
Academy, died OF Cannes, France on Friday
49,. .Liddell, the author of the Greek Lex,
icon, has been inducted YiceChanoelor OF OAioru
University.
1.-THE verdict of the Naval Committee OF
Inquiry into the loss Of the English ironead captain
exoneraes everybody connected with her construction
and management.
IA dispatch from Pesth, Hungary, states
that Prince Karageorgevitch has been acquitted Prince
karageOrgevitch has always been suspected OF causing
the assassination of Prince Michael ObrenOYtch, tDe
ruler Of SeTvia at Belgrade in June 1868 Karageorge-
witch usurped the hOspOdaTship during Prince Michael
minority In 1872 and held ID 6 years; but he was de-
posed by revolution in 1853 and the house OF Obreno-
witch restored 10 power.
THE Discussion of Madrid (newspaper)
doubts the statement OF the Ministry that the abolition
OF Slavery has been inforced announced officially
in Cuba. The Discussion demands the publication OF the
official telegram reported 70 have been received though
il the report may have been framed possibly with
view 10 early meeting Of the Madrid AbOLtOnlsts
The Discussion adds that measures have been taken TO
expose the ministerial fraud.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10
TFLEGRAPHIC NOTES.

There was a heavy frost in Northern New-York
Of FlllA. night
II. B. Champlin has been appointed Deputy
Collector AZ Neg-Oreana
Gov Hoffman reviewed the Thirty-frst Bri-
gale at Balslo saturday.
"A severe frost occurred in Maine on Friday
night killing nearly all vegetation
George J. Washington. colOred pedestrian OF
Bosom accomplished Of walking ~ hours without cessation upon
pInk isst long and one foot vide
The nine Captains of Maryland oyster vessels,
bo Ne ofbe u DrummoniloWn Aocomsc OOuny Va toAe
a on SUNDAY and escaped They have reached et honss
Maryaad Their vessels st held BY the Virginia authorities
THE interest in the Cincinnati Industrial Ex-
nosHon continues statement There were lo visitors on
thir week nearly elS, and the Total
sieala1s sum up sO The display growing better every day
Australia having ignored the San Francisco
and having voted subsidy not 70
exceed Auckland will be the hrst Port 70 call at
Port will be the terminus Of the ne" San FRANCISCO neAsp
The Board OF Managers Of the Connecticut
ss Association met n New HAVen Saturday ana
solved 20 procure the State Ia the interest Of tenn
nc b winter addresses the Roman Catholics Of the
kais an the subject Th movement Is becoming general The
Coaasetcui Association numbers I've thousand members
The libel suit of w. w. Chenery against John
Goodrich tried resulted verdict fOr the plaintiff
which the defendant Collector Of ehged the
pntG defraan the Government By fraudulent alteration Of ps9s
passing goods hOash tbs Custom Oase The plAtnla ssss s
$500 dAnAgrA
AT Conference In Salt Lake City on SATURDAY.
Brigham Young eodere has resenaton Trustee OF s "a
Church He said he wo1t hke younger aggS. ~
Mr. Canon and said thai thsre were se The
put that President Young b sustase trustee y. ,u.
he congregation responded by 80
negative called for there resFeas N Al.
gfresl II applause Brigham Gang ressaS m M Esd vr
p-re.uli ea etaaan fond ~hich 80 "e"P''' 'u' "
u. ~ a hi- Ais-A
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10
4 SCHOOL TEACHER STONED TO DEATH.

Bosroy, Oct. s-The public school in the
Pleasanst district, in the town Of Canton, Is difficult
one 10 manage and young woman named Eta X. Bar
stow who recently charge Of the same has been
roughly treated by OF the boys as 20 cause her
death She not enjoying good health, and not
in the physical condition to cope With unruy schOl
ara "A was her predecessor but she succeeded well until
las. Wednesday, when az noon some OF the boys ud ot
come I'm when She rang the bill at the close O the
Tv refused TO comply with her demand 10 enter, ami
sh Osrd aud locked the door Whereupuu they
throw stones through the Windows. When she started
10 ~ home after the session over, iuU boys named
JObu Coffee james COgsWell, Daniel Keher, jeremiah
Keller whose ages vary from 70 Is years, began 10
throw stones at one OF the missiles hit her the
neck and another on her back. Tie teacher was not
able 10 resume her duties in the afternoon, and with
assistance managed 10 take the for this city where
she died on she following day. The physician who at
tended her states that the excitement and the stOnHg
aggravated Oil complaint and caused her death The
bows with tine eXcep On Of COgswe have been sent TO
the Reform school, 10 await the result OF post mOrtem
examination. -
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10
WASHING TON.
TREASURY AND NAVAL FRAUDs-THE TEHUANs
IEPEO EXPEDITION.

TREASURY AND NAVAL FRAUDS-THE TEHUANs
TEPEC EXPEDITION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUYEl
WAsmNGToS, Oct 9, 1870.
Chas c. Edwins, the clerk in the Treasurers Bureau
who distracted 5000 or 5000, which Treasurer
Spinner had to make good out of his funds is in jail
awaiting tIia 1t appears his right name Is Charles t.
Cady and that he has wife and daughter IN Bingham
ton N y His wife is the daughter Of Orrn Bliss OF that
place He married the daughter of Mr.. Eaton Of this
city, last February, young lady highly respected in
this community She refused TO leave for Europe with
him, and the Of his coming back to Washing
ton and confessing his defalcation.
The Navy Department has had within year or two,
than eight OF embezzng paynasters and
they have stolen amounts ranging from $1,000 to s25OO
All the evidence necessary TO prosecute these dis
honest officers has been for many months, IN some
cases for years in the hands Of the Solicitor Of the
Department whose special duty is 10 look after such
cases. yet none Of the delinquents have been pros
ecuted. The amount which the Government has thus
lost by the negligence Of an Official reaches nearly
100000 The bondsmeA Of these paymasters are also
not disturbed.
Government detectives, and in the Treasury De
partmen to be destroyed next week, by order Of
Secretary Boutwell,.
The Tehuantepec Survey Expedition viii leave the
Washington Navy-Yard next Wednesday. Capt. shu-
eldt, who commands the Expedition also commands the
Kansas Of the vessels going, while the Mayhower is
commanded by Lieut. Randall The Expedition Will
probably be absent SIX months.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10
GERMANY.

FAILURE OF NEGOTIATIONS WITH BAVARIA.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
LONDON, oct. O. 1870.
The special correspondent Of The TRIBUNE
al Berlin writes on the 9th ns The negotiations with
Bavaria were baed by the refusal Of the Bavaran Gov
ernment 10 yield its army its diplomatic representation
and It's postal and telegraph systems tolPusan control
The Prussan plan therefore is TO receive Baden and
Hesse- Darmstadt Immediately into the North German
Confederation Wirtemberg will probably come also on
the same terms Bavaria, thus isolated, Will be hnsIy
obliged TO enter"
The same correspondent telegraphs this day; at Is
finally decided headquarters not TO reassembie the
Prussan Chambers but 10 dissolve and order new cleo
ton more Trustworthy Government majority IL e
pected Bismarck refuses TO release Jacoby
THE PROHIBITION AGAINST DEMOCRATIC MEET
INGs REVOKED.
BERLIN, Saturday, Oct g. 1870.
Gen. Won Falkenstein has revoked his pro-
hibtion against social dempcrate meetings lie eHacts
poce superyson Of any meetings tending 10 embolden
France TO decline reasonable terms Of peace.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10

GULRsPrE-At Ry Oct Harriet r. vio~ of ihe ir'e Jobs On
epe dsugher eIAnier Ennis esq, aged - yesr
Resves friends attend funeral h011ay nert "a
the PRESBYTERIAN Church Rye 0l O'Clock Carag, viii he is
arrival Of the O'Clock n
Tne1tyseyeuth-st. n. Y. aud y. H. Railroad
LYLR-On Saturday %, 3, a. Telafy ~ J., Elizabeth LIE
widow Of Samuel Lyle aged q
Funeral from the residence Ly snsa Tees
Chamhsr.-st ~ O'Clock Tslfy. and li 0r
Carriages vii b ~atng al he foot Of ChanSesst On TIE arr
II.
Cemetery Relatives and friends .nVltei % attend.
MATHEwsOn SUNDAY morning Hannah Lore est o. the late Wa,
T. hsite8s
Tie of he family as respectfully invited sttaa
funeral TUESDAY ll'h A. from
residence Of be A. M hess BOJslJa.
MOLLER-SG-lenly THURSDAY morning sorha Hnres
Augustine the beloved wife of Geo. Aer, in The f o. fe
Reates and friends are respectfully Invited to attend hr 1rer %,
MONDAY TO- -e morning fTDm De Ey-.sc a.
Lutheran Church IweufyfHts, Tihaye The
viii be 10 Greenwood Cemetery.
EOBLBOa Sunday Oct ., Caharne T o. EEu Sole ,he "a
Relatives and .he ressas
Of Der Wn. l. Noble, No % s Fourth Ilesg Oc-
IL al ! O'Clock.
PHRLPs-At fremont Deaao Phelps, daughter of Bradley n az
hag1alens Phelps
Fanefal 90 wsLHesky I2A allan
ROBERTSON-At Mort Haven sunday sNsr long snd
painful illness George youngest Of Heny H. and Jins boo
Funera services RON the Bapt Church Btfpr y wsrs,,
T. 1880 N. Carriages AL waiting 4s4 90 ID q
n. trai from Seg-YOrk.
sCOTT-A Wess Hoboken J. Saturday Oct 1910 slir,
dphteA, joseph Lever % ~ us beloved Yl oi s-1ue
The funeral vii ke place osla Afternoon oock ibg hs
residence Of his parfnt-
THORN-On Sunday Oct Phebe j. Thorn wife Of Joseph 1tor
u her
her Monday evening 4 cOcs a. heF 1H
resdenee. 30 81 Leroyst
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10
FATAL AFFRAY IN KENTUCKY.

CAIRO, H., Oct. "a terrible and fatal af-
fray occurred at Columbus KY last evening. appears
that fye men who had quarrel fortnight ago, met in
town and proceeded 10 settle matters in free fight with
the following result Smith Gibson stabbed twice
and died instantly; George Gibson stabbed and
dangerously wounded Austin had his skull fractured by
a Climb and will probably die; Conrad was shot and
wounded 50 dangerously that there is little hope Of
his recovery. BuOckman stabbed and terribly
bean hut he taken % his home in the country and
the result OF his injuries will probably be known.
The desperate nature Of the encounter II shown by the
fact that all those engaged hOrs d combat In three
minutes from the beginning OF the anray.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10
LOCAL POLITICS.

The New Tammany Hall Democratic Reform
Association has nominated Its President Jacob Cohen
for Coroner.
The Suffolk County Republican Central Com
mittee has elected E. A. Carpenter Chairman aud o. b..
Ackerly Secretary.
Richard Garretson received on Saturday the
Republican nomination for Congress from the lid New
Jersey District
The Tammany Hall Democratic Reform AS
socaton have nominated NJ. S. Sassarath for Assembly
from the XIth District in the IIId District Frederick
Kohrschneider has been nominated.
A Woodford and Kaufman Club has been
organized at Morrisanis with the following officers
President James r. Angel; Vice-Presidents, John II.
Davidson and John c. Grant Secretary, q. A q. Bar
rett; Treasurer, John A. Henry.
Saturday evening, in all the wards except the
Third and Seventeenth, the Young Democracy elected
delegates TO the County Convention to be held by them
at Apollo Hall this evening, and TO the Congressional
Assembly aud School Trustee Conventions to DO held by
the same party during the week.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10
OHIO ALL RIGHT.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 5.-Our friends are in
good spirits tonight at the Republican Committee
rooms here. The Chairman Of the Committee assures
me that they will carry the State by increased ma
,iry over the last election The With District is In
doubt, with the doubt in favor Of the Hon. John A.
smith the Republican candidate. member OF the Cen
tral Committee from Dayton says Gen. schenok will
carry the lid Congressional District by from 500 70 sOo
News from Bingham District is favorable They est-
mate majority from present indications from 800 TO
100 Great activity prevails at headquarters and alto
gether the political situation is good and healthy.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10

BRECHER-HIsCOX-Oct At he residence of the BRIDES
Brookly hy T. T. H0r asste by tae Rev. II. W.
Beecher Mr Rugene r. Beeober and Mss sase ". HseoI
BREBYORT-BUTLBR-n Hartford Conn, Oct 5, A. - John1
Church Rev Bssop Williams asSsied By The Rev lac
renee H. Nils Edwad Reuack Breevor 0 NeSlorE and Man
Lewis daughter of John A. Butler esq, Of Hartford.
BROOKs-BROWNIn Keypor Oct At be residence o. De bnet
h,br by n Rev A. Zsbrkie Harrison Brooks Of WAskngss
vile, n. Y. 70 MARY daughter Of Wilson Brosn, ESQ
DAWSON MILLARDOn WednesiaT Oct $ 81 The Cbuh o ~
Apostle Montreal Csnsda By the Rev william LSsa
D. D. assisted BY the Rev james Carmichael BENJAMIN Dawson IT,
" Olive j., daughter of Rooert MilArd No cards
HayBNs-sCHOLRs-On Wednesay the reaeence Of s
brides parents by the Rev John NJ Holmes cf HHdson b~a
Hsyens Of Ouent l. L. 70 Mara e. eldest daughter Of incl
Scholes Of Brooklyn, z. D.
KIPP-SUTPHBN-0ct the .eree of brides father By Da
y " l. QGaekenhah assisted b Rev @ D. HsrrAun Rsv.
Pastor f Reformed Church of FsE Josie Sutpbsu
Nes-Buns~ick, ". J.
LYMAN-COSSIrTA the residence o. TIE brfes her a. ChcsgS
H. Wednesday evening OL by Rev. H. n POrer d. D..
sisted by Rev Arthur SEay ID. D. David B. LYMAN and M4y X
eies daughter o. ?. D. Cossit. ESQ, al Of Chicago.
sCTEElDER-DR PEW-In this city he rcience u Mrx
Msry Terry. Rev : r. Halliday u Brook7n william T.
Schneider Of Providence T. l., % Kat. DePe~ Of Sssi0rL
Philadelphia and Providence Palers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10
NV York.
GEN. PLEAsONTON TO MAYOR HALL.
m PleasnntOn renlies To MayOr HalIs

GEN. PLEAsONTON TO MAYOR HALL.
Gen. PleasOntOn replies to Mayor Halls
efforts at notoriey follows:
To HIS Honor A. OAKEY HALL
DEAR SIR: Your letter dated Manhattan ClVh, Oct. 4,
only received my Office to-day, during my ab-
You propose TO try certain charges You have made
aCast the character Of Gen. WOOdfUrd before private
tribunal j have authority 10 constitute private
tribunal 10 try either his your personal character af
fected 10y those charges.
You made the charges in public, appealing TO the
reOpr Of the State the tribunal 10 try them. Gen.
0Oaard has offered, in his speech at Albany, TO
su1m the question their truth 10 the arbtrament OF
10 praple II his opposing candidate would assume the
responsibility OF making or supporting them IN public
alscus,0u. think he right, and that any answer be
does make should be before that popular tribunal 10
which you first TtsOIt., and from which his aCcusers
shOl not be allowed TO withdraw. Very respect
mi ,..aiIr obed.eut servant, a. PLEAsONTOE.
l..r.t tlf
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10
cp11rs AND cAsuALrIEs-BY rEIEGRApH.

... Archibald Scott, gas-ftter of Providence,
conmitt, suicide Saturday
Another fire occurred in the Central Pacific
R.ilro.i snow sheds Friday at West Cisco
B. g. Larkin, fisherman Of Westerly, K. L.
.,s drowned on SATURDAY b. the uIseiiing Of boat
Joel C.. Osborn died suddenly in New-Haven
f,ro-bspI on Prdsy evening; from bear diseass.
DIR. w. U. Jones, prominent physician re-
siding Cleveland shot AID instantly Killed Saturday BY Dr.
1.lsntipe alleged dBcioh Of bis s GAentne Immediately
surrendered himself The police aud under awaiting
animation.
Major w. =. Offley, Deputy Postmaster in Salt
I.le civ intoxicated Saturday be
m Herad locked the door and tined shoot L. Sloane Of the
EDITOR of Herald for enesng his ooRnet paper oneJ
vAs arrested
Mrs. Celia Bickford, aged 80. widow Of de
ceased soef Ter Clarence aged 10 residents o Hp erh
Nsss their he'd their thr
n thougEt mother allied her and thea td saies
sLls iu . al s.Aaits