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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-06
S U N N . n S .
EN- THE DISTRICT Court OF THE

EN- THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
I Second Judicial District Of the state OF Ne
vatia in snd Tor the &, unity of GImsby y OBJ
ERT CRABB. plaintiff, ". EMILY NJ CEABH.
,ieft ndaEt Action brought III the District Court
Of the 81 coIG judicial District u lie state q
Nevada in and for the County OF tr-nsoy, and
the Complaint fled il said County Il ormsby
il the Office Of the Clerk Of said district Court
The State Of Nevada SENDS gre citing TO EMIL!
NJ. GRADE, defendant.
You are hertb by required to appear in an action
brought agains: You by the above named Plain
tiff in the District Court OF the second Judicial
Distric. Of the State Of Nevada, in snd for The
County OF ormsby. and to answer the complaint
tiled therein IA copy OF which accompanies this
Summons within ten days exclusive Of the day
of seryicci after the service on yOu Of this sum
mons-if served within this county: orit served
out of this county. but i'll this District. within
twenty days. oth,rwiss within forty days-or
Judgment by default VIII be taken against YOU.
The said action is brought to Ct.aIn 4 de
cree of said Court annullin& the bonds Of ma
trimony now oxis;irg between yourself and
plaintiff on the grounds Of extreme cruelty ana
adultery fully SIT forth in the complaint.
And YOU are hereby notiiit 4 that il you fail TO
appear and answer the said complaint a. above
required, the said plaintiff viii apply IL the
Court fer the IT li,t therein prayed.
-N Given under Ily hand. and the seal
HHEsE Of the District Court Of the Second
49, Judicial District Of the Stat a NJ
yada III and for the County 81 urinsty, this
18th day IF Novsu 4iner. in the year Of our Lord
one thous; nd light hundred and seventy -f,r,r-
7. }. IIWARDe ticTk.
T W ". DAVIES Attorney for Il-;n:I.
EC15.
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5UNENSoEg 9,


n. FaE Dl~TRIct q VRT OF THE
e Second Judicial lis riot Of III. S,ate of Nc
vada in nnd i.rthe tuULty q urlrsbs
MARGARET /. HEuLOip. ll4iltif. ".
JOIN HfI,N0Ep. def uGeHt
action + roG- i. il tit ! TIT court ot tie
-. ono JUG5yial District Ci til Starc ri >yvG
in and fer th- County + U:.-t-by, ana IT, COIN
plant IL, II. sid Comfy - tTla-hy, II Ia
uifica of ihe CIttk # aid ! ret Court.
The ~tage of NevaiA scnu- greeting 10 JOHN
HEII,OIT. Gtfandsn'.
You ary h.r,ly roqmrtG u appear il all &C
tiCu b~uUZ--t aims y. u l. Il. shove Eai""d
plalutta IL the District Court Of the ~ccuLG
Judicial istrict Of The >t.te If Nevada. in ard
f4r thee. unity OF O1m~by ard to answer th-
complaint Med tn rem "a cory If " Alch ACCOM-
Iaujes this SUNNI rs within ten days ieAcIa-
sive Of the day cf stTvIccl after the srvlce or
you of this summoue-it served within this
county; or if sery ont Of this untN. hut i'll
this District. within twen'y days, otherwis"
within forty Gays-or judgment b! default VIII
he TAXI against y"u
The said acton is brou- h to obtain a deere
of said G. urt forever anHUlllng the boz Dis OF
matriInony existing hetve, you and plaiut fl
VI on the .rouud Of extreme crueity. and award
ing the care ana education Of the mini child.
J. mes Franklin. TO laiutiti; that plaintiff be
restored to her maiden name OF y argaret PUN
piett and iUdpmt Mt for costs of this suit.
nd YOU ATE hereby notified hat if you fail
to appear aId nswcr the said complaint as
above requir Il. he said plai t fl will ap ly to
the Court for the r lief therein prayed,
IVY, Given under my hand and tht
&c.,. seal Of tn District Court Of the
sYNMG-. scond Judicial District Of the
SW2S&S Stale OF Nevada IL and for thu
SlWI EGs. County # Olmsby. this 18th day
G Of ss u in hs s ssal Of ad 3u[
and Sew. MY four.
r. }. EDWARDS. Clerk.
VIM. PATTERSON, ATTORNEY for Plaintiff.
n2O-Iaw
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-29
Notice.

VNARRFN SwETLhNn OF Virginia City 10
w Montana Territory aud Silas Swetland oi
Minneapolis m the state OF MinnPsr IN, will
take notice hat John Danlherty nf the r0nnty
OF VntOn, IN the St,t te Of Ohio, did, en- the2hh
day nj August, A. ID 1874, file his petition iu
the Court ofCommon PIE ps within aud for the
coun ~ 0i VIntOn. in said State II 0hio, AGAINST
raid Warren Sweiland, aad Silas Swetlqnd and
Joel g. Swetland, heirs at Law Of Joel G. SWEET
land, deceased, and Angeline SwetlaDd Az
widow Of Joel -. Swetland, deceased. and as
Administrative ot his estate. and n. G. Jones,
DEFENDANTS, setting forth tha. the said Toel G..
Swetland, deceased, while IN full llie, and the
said Angeline Swetland being then his wife
gave.a mortgage TO the SAID John liar CHE -iy
on In~lots 272 273 and 27l, IN the village Of
MrArthnr, VintOn county, ohio; also, on n lot
275 and as much of Of the south side off n lot
216 as will correspond with the south line OF
the graveyard being about x Of said lot g76.he
the same more or less, said lots being known
AZ "Swetland's Stable Lots" to secure the
payment Of s275 with per cent interest. &C.
cording 10 certain mote referred TO in SAID
mortgage, and that since the giyi OF said
mortgage, the said Joel q. Swetland has de
parted this life; that the said Angel.n ne swet-
land rs administering ofthe said Joel @ SWEET
land. dec ased, aud that the said Warren
SwetADd, Silas Swetland, and Joel @ Swet.
land are heirs at law OF the said Joel SWEET
land, deceased, and that the SAID Homer O..
Jones claims TO have an interest in the prem.
ises described in s,id petition by q certain
mortgage deed prior to theimortQage ofplaln.
iifi, and praylng that the Court may 4 nd the
amouLt due the plaintiff, and " the aame ba
not paid with IN aheTt fsv to he named by
the Conrl. that said premises may be sold to
pay the came, and that the sai6 Homer @
Jones he ordered to aet forth his said mort,
gage lam, that IN" Court may determine the
priority Of leins at the hearing thereof; and
the said Warren swetland and Silas Swetland
are notified that they are required TO appear
Saturday after the 29 day Of october. A. b 1874
Dated Sci tsmber l6, 1874.
JOHN DAUGHERTY
BS II. W. CouLTaAP, his Attorney CIV
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To Julia Ann Bobo,

VOU are hereby nouhed that ct the septem.
j Der session, 1874. ofihe Con mlssioneIs Of
Vlnton county, Ohio. William =. Felton and
othefr die their position Tor county road as
toiioss from a point IN the center Of the
corntv road leading pasi Iohnathsa WiDter's
dwelling house abIut ~ rods west OF raid
house, In Elk township Of V,nton rounty,
''hio, thence ruLning . northseasleriy direc-
tion the near II aud test route through the
lands ofsaid Winters AID ,larN Riehmopd 20
q point a. or near the nofth~Wesi eorrer OF II.
d VOLTS garden. thence 10 an easierlJ drec,
tion through the lands sold By you 70 SAID 5
ID Wolf and now occupied Wy him. and the
lands OF Gilman, Ward . Oo.. south Of the
Water Iill OF sail Gilman, Ward 4 o.. and
along the aouth line OF lands owned BY Henri
eta Wilson and intt r-qetlng the Jackson and
Macarthur road at point about 1855 feet south
ofthe south line ofIhe corporate hmitS oi the
town OF Macarthur in saId Elk township oi
Vinton county, OHIO, and thereto end, -
That viewers and q surveyor were arp lint
ed BY said commissioners and thai said
viewers aud surveyor will meet at the initial
point OF said road pstitloned for, on the S0th
day ofuctsbef, A. u. 1874. At II O'Clock, Am.
10 enter on the discha rse OF their duuee.
Dated this l1th day nf September 1915.
.rr WlLLIAMF. FELTuh,
iE |'' Principal Petitioner.
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Who May Vote and With
What Kind Of Ticket,

Who May Vote and With
What Kind Of Ticket.
If you are u clllzen aud not
idioIic, insane, u convict or u
woman, you are entitled to vote
# you are M
Twenly-one years old ind
upward;
Have been y citizen Of Ohio
for the last one year;
VI The county thirty days;
Or the ward or township
twenty days, If unmarried ; no
restriction as 10 ward or town
chip, il married. ....
The ballot must be-on
plain white paper; written
with pencil OF. ink, or printed
with black Ink; not less than
one filth of an inch between
names; without any device Or
mark of any description to dis
tinguish one ticker from an
other, or by which one ticket
may be distinguished from an
other by its appearance, ex-
eept the words at the head OF
the ticket; /; and whenever any
ballot with a certain desig
mated heading shall contain
printed thereon In place of an
other, any name not found OF
the regular ballot having such
heading, such name)so1 foand
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH.

The New Orleans Board Of
School Directors call on the
city for . halt million dollars
for ,he public schools Tor the
ensuing year.
The dry goods house ofSher.
wood, Barker 4 o., of Toledo,
was burglsrized Monday night,
losing $4,000 to $4,000 worth Of
silks and Iaces. No arrests.
Lord and Lady Messerne left
Toledo for Chicago, on Tuesday
morning, alter a stay OF two
weeks, during which time his
lordship had been shooting in
the vicinity Of the former place
with some of the prominent
sportsmen. "
John Crossley, a member Of
The British Parliament, and
member Of the Mississippi Val
ley Society Of London was re,
ceived at the New Orleans
Chamber of Commerce, Mon
day night, by the members Of
the Chamber OF Commerce aud
the Valley Society OF New Or,
leans.
The Citizens Association oil
Chicago, have rendered an in.
vltation to Gen. Shaler to &C.
cePt the position Of General
Supervisor Of the Fire Compa-
MES OF Chicago. The action Of
this Association has been the
only thing necessary to m axe
the invitation unanimous on
the part OF the municipal au
lhorltIes.
W. ID. Washburn, an exlen
sive Zimmerman OF Minneapo.
lis and Anoka, on Tuesday
made an assignment for the
benefit of his creditors. His Ii
abilities are large. 1t is un.
derstood' that lis assets are
double his liabilities, but are
not available. During the
presentdepresslon in the lum
ber trade a meeting of his cred.
itors has resolved to continue
the business with Mr.. Wash
burn as manager.
NELsoNvILLE, o., Oct. "a
The Sheriff OF locking coun.
ly arrested and took from our
town Jasper Galentine yester
day morning, and lodged him
in jail TO await trial for charge
of burglarizlng The store Of
VIM. Nye, Of Monday Creek.
and stealing harness in Logan.
Galenline SCENE 10 have q bad
record. 1t is reported here
that he escaped going TO the
States prison il Cincinnati,
Ohio, by turning States evi.
dence, and that his 'pal' was
sent up and died in the OHIO
Penitenliary; also, that he l.
one OF the party driven out Of
Columbus with the notorious
Ben Heed some years ago. lie
escaped punishment lor bur.
glarizlng W. B Brooks store
and several private dwellings
in this place, by the same old
game OF turning and testifying
against the others gagged
with him, but this time his Int.
lie rick will not work.
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VIZ have a terrible lake dis.
aster to chronicle. The pro.
pellor Brooklyn exploded her
boilers about ten miles from
Detroit, killing sixteen persons
and severely injur:ng others.
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SIS ! 0 n
AlwaysKe a rulLineOt

Alw@sysKeeps a FunLineOt
Fresh Drugs, Paints, Oils, varnishes,
Dye stuffs, aud Pure Liquors for Me-
dicinal purpotes. .4i. s.. 80
Perfumery, Fine Toilet Soaps. Hair
Oils. Pomade, Hair, Nail, Tooth, Flesh
and Clothes Brushes, Combs.
School Books. Blank Books, Copy
Books, Pens, Ink, Paper and Pencils,
Envelopes, States. a.'. ht'
Fine Cut, Plug. hewing and Smok-
ing Tobacco, Cigar, Pipes.
Lanterns, Lamps Chimneys, shades,
Coal Oil. "
A full line ofGold, Coral, Jet, Topaz,
Amethyst, Agate, Garnett Sets, Brace
lets, Fingerand Ear Rings, Necklaces
Sleeve Butt tJns. sfs. /.
Needles for all kinds OF Sewing Ma
chimes. s'.i ..t Hib F Hu
Musical instruments, Tuning Forks
Violin and Guitar Strings. !AH8
Clocks, Watches and Keys.
Toilet and Work Boxes, and an end
less variety ol Toys. .3li 50n.
am also agent for all the Maga-
zines, Periodicals, Literary and Daily
Papers, which l furnish from three
days to week In advance Of those
furnished by mail. Oh,
ALI Of the Above, and a
Thousand Other Arti-
or Giles, to be had at
SlSSON'S
MAIN sTM'ARTHUR. o.,
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SiMoND $, Photographer. Chillicnthe
gives careful attention to making cop.
les Of other pictures. Pictures may be
made as large as life from the tiniest
l"cket picture, and made in every way
satisfactory by careful and judicious
cOlorihg. Photographs from nature or
from other pictures coicred in the best
styles in oil, water colors, .-.yon, pas.
tel or ink, at rates to suit all circ,,m
stancpe
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~
furnace, was carrying matters
rather far. We learn that the
Board OF Directors say that
they would not have made the
appointment on Monday, but
that Dennison refused to stay
longer unless rc-appointed, and
we'll take 1t, that this is true,
tor arguments sake. Suppose
they were compelled to appoint
a man Immediately, did that
compel them to throw aside
Dennison who was thereS or
10 overlook such men as Frick,
Green, Steel, Hunter, Manky,
each one of whom has the rep
uta'ion of being sober men at
least, or to give the "go-by" to
several other applicants, who
were men OF character? Could
nut one OF these have been ap.
pointed as readily as Robbl
The truth of the whole matter
is, the Board allowed them
selves to be dragged down into
the dirty mire of mean parii.
sanism, and handed over the
County lnfrmary TO this man,
as a banner is given to the
township that does the best
political work in a campaign.
1t is said that the appointment
i' only a temporary matter,
and they expect to have a
meeting in December, tha,
Robb may turn out better than
is generally predicted, eic. elc,
We care nothing about this;
the principle of the thing is
what We are alter, and we have
said what we have about it,
because we believe the people
of Vinton county should know
how lar the new board can get
below the proper standard,
which should be maintained
by every man in any position.
We understand that Haynes
objected TO the transaction,
and protested against it. Ii
Ibis is SO, we honor him Tor il,
and mention it 10 his credit,
or we desire 10 do justice TO
Ill men. We shall at a proper
line, when at leisure, give an
other chapterin this little book.
We have no feeling asains
Mr.. Robb, have barely seen
aim, know him only by repn-
!ation, he assumes TO play mar
Tyr, however, 10 get a public
place; the facts connected with
lis martyrdOm are anything but
and We refrain from
giving them farther than We
nave, to illustrate the point we
wish TO make. Ii his friends
insist on keeping him befole 9
he public we may give the
public another feature in the
natter Of his discharge, at a
proper time.
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CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE.COUNTY
HALLS PATTI HUsKISG GLOVES

" EkY GREATLY IMPROVED in form q
Y The claws, and the more complete shield
fRof the parts subject to wear, by metal
pates. making them wear fse times 40 long, and
do the work faster ami easier than any other
hnHker. Made Of the YER, hest cali leather,
IN tour sizes, right and lett handed samples
sent prepaid on receipt ofpnre Half Gloves,
sl,2i; Full Gloves, 50 30 per pair Llbrra
discount In quantities A-k your mcn'hrnt'
or address HALL HUsKlNG GLOVE co.
Chicago, III.
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A BROKEN rail caused the
freight train TO run off the
track last week, between Scio-
tovllle and Portsmouth. Two
or hree of the men on the
train were injured. IN; .asa.
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TIE Odd Fellows lost their
$4,000 hall at Washington G.
II. BY fire laSt week. Insured
for one.third.
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CIRcLtvILLE held a special
elec'ion tue other day, decid-
ing by a vote OF 708 to 104 to
build a new market house.
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IN. sor~ Ca. Of POHaeai Dirt IN dc Li&
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ID
fraud, aad said ballot shall not
count ior, the same so found,
and il shall te uulaw wiul tor
any person TO print for distri-
button at the polls, or .dislri-
button TO any elector, UT know
ingly to vote any ballot, print
ed or written, contrary. to the
provisions OF this act; pro
| vided, that nothing herein CON-
tanned shall be construed to
prohibit the erasure, correction
or insertion of any name by
pencil mark or with Ink upon
the face of the printed ballot"
The above paragraph has
been construed by the Attor-
ney General as follows: q gI
The evident object Of the
space required to be left be-
low each name on the ballot is
to enable the elector to write
in any name he may desire to
in place of the printed one.
You may then Write the name
Of an "independent" candidate
upon either or any of the "re.
gular" tickets, in the place Of
the regular candidate for the
same office. II you prefer, you
may lawfully print the inds-
pPndent's name upon q ticket,
all the other candidafes' names
thereon being ''rpgular;s but,
in such a case, the heading of
your ticket must be different
from that of the regular one
and should be so different .ha:
one would not be liable TO mis-
take The one for the other.
To illustrate: Suppose one
should desire the election OF The
regularly nominated Republi-
can ticket, except two candi-
dates thereon, and as TO the of-
fees for which they stand he
should desire he election Of
the Democratic candidate. He
may lawfully proceed in one
or all of several wavs. as re;
spects the ballots, to acc om-
pllsh his purpose.
/. He may ,orite the names of
The Dem0ctatic candidates up
on the regular Eepublicau
tickets in the proper places,
erasing the two Republican
names.
2 lie may torite the names
of the Republican candidates,
except the two upon the regu
lar Demo cratic tickets.
8. He may print his ticket
throughout, but he cannot give
it the heading of either the Re.
publican or Democratic ticket.
He may designate it as
"Mlxed Ticket or "John
Smiths Ticket" or the like
and he may leave it without
any healing at all.
1t is competent under the
act to change "regular" ticket
by the substitution Of the
names Of persons not nomin.
aied, etc and to print. circu-
late and vote The changed lick
ct. but not under the "certa,n
designated heading" of the re-
gular ticket. As have said,
The heading of the changed
ti, kst should be ntirely DIFF
erent from that OF the regular,
20 as not to mislead
Y'u ask further, whether
an Alderman is, by virtue of
his positIon, a judge oI election
at the polls" He is not. In
cities the Two Councii men Of
each ward and the elector re.
ceivlng at the previous April
election therein the highest
n mber of votes for The Office
OF Councilman, of those not
elected hereto, are the judges
Il election Of such ward. TSee
laws 1870, p 4S] W
CIRcLtvILLg held a special
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Times for Holding Courts I'm
the seventh Judicial
District.

IL
DURsUANT to authority CT law. II Is hereby
l. ordered th the several terms oi the Cou' Of
Common peas an the District C.Iurt within and
1873, shall he held In the respective eountiA
thereof as follows
District Court.
Wash ington, Al rii 8; Meigs. April 10. G,Ilia,
April 10; Lawrence, Ap II 10; Scioto, April 20;
Pike. April ~; Perry, January 4, August "a;
Fairfield, August 26; Hooking, January u. An
gust 81; Athens, ia iusry is, September Q; Vin>
tom, september 0; Jackson, Sep tfmber 0.
Court OF Common Pleas.
TRsr SUBDIVISION.
Peny-January 25; May 3; September a.
Hockiug- February rs; May "a; Cctoi or ls
fairheld-Asy 8; Juns7; NOvembers.
SECOND SUBDIVISION.
Lawrepce-January 26; MAY 1; September 81 /,
scivto March 81; May !; October ls.
Jacksen-February 20; May "a; 0rtobsr Is.
Pike-Marh ~; June ~; November I6 q.
Vihton-February 8; Nay 8, september "a.
THIRD SUBDIVISION. "7H
Calls February ]; April 26; September 10.
Meigs-February ~; May II, Ociober.4.
Washipgton-February 2; May II; october I2.
Athens--maIch l8; June u; November 10,
Aud 1t Is further ordered that due reoord and
publication ofthe foiegoing be made according TO
wltnes. our hands this 10th day Of September
sILAs n. WRIGHT,
-ie JOHN J HARPER, lsHITT 8
A L yr.fIo
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DURSUANT to authority CT law. II Is hereby
l. ordered th the several terms of the Cou Of
Conmon peas an the District Court within and
for the Seventh Judicial District for the year
1873, shall he held In the respective eountiA
thereof as follows.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-29
THE COUNTY IKFlRMARY.
NEW SUPERINTENDENT.
WHO Is hep WHY APPOINTED9
Reward Of Merit for Party Service.
MARTYRlNe FOR PARTY PAYS.
Miserable PartyIsm fully Developed.


MARTYRINe FOR PARTY PAYS.
Miserable PartyIsm fully Developed.
TIE sOrR Gaze Of POlideai Dirt IN dc liz.
The new In6rmary Directors
distinguished themselves on
Monday, by making the super.
intendency of that institution,
q mere prize to be sOOn by the
-'''~ ''--~ thA most for The
party. There were a plumber
OF applicants, some of them
being old and respectable citl
zens-mep OF known integrity,
responsibility, and ltr ess, some
younger men, of good charac
ter and standing in commu.
nifty, some irresponsible, some
unknown. John Robb, who
never worked farm, that any
body knows OF, and whose re.
sponsibility is very question:,
ble--a mau OF mixed charac
ter, and habits, to say the least
was in the list. His claims
were based on the pretense
that he had been discharged
from Eagle Furnace, because
of his political labors during
the campaign. His friends
claimed that because be had
worked for Huston and Vance,
he had been discharged, that is
all that was claimed for him, his
fitness was questioned even by
his friends-but the TACT that
he had PLAYED MARTYR for the
cause Of the party was enough
to satisfy the demands of The
party, and the demands of the
party 'oas the rule and guide of
the board. Therein IS where
we fail. Men are elected to
places of Importance, guar
dians of the public veal, who
never look beyond, or rise
above, the miserable bidding
of the party leaders and the
party "ring," everything must
be sacrificed to party. The
interests oi the entire commu
nifty are as nothing; official
honor and integrity are moth
ing; party-party; alone is
studied; fitness for pusition,
merit, character, manhood are
lost in the murky darkness oil
party zeal. Look at the case
before u: Robb kept a miser.
able doggery at Pratisvilie for
awhile; he worked at coaling
awhile at Hope Furnace; left
the State awhile, came back;
went to Eagle Furnace and
being a collier was employed
to take up wood and to attend
coaling ana chopping jobs; he
was discharged about election
day-WObabIy the Monday be.
fore-not for his political prin
ciplea, nor political labors-I
but Tor other reasons we'll
known to himself and the oil.
ficers OF the Furnace. One
thing we'll mention and one is
enough at present. On the
Saturday before the election be
sent away and brought whis
ky in jugs ON the furnace
ground and while he pretended
to be "under manager" was
furnishing whisky on the fur.
mace grounds to procure the
intoxicatlon Of the hande,