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Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09

Fine lurnouts. single and double. sad. dle Horses for hire by the day or hour. Attentive and experienced hostlers i'm at tendance. 53tT
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09
Blown Uo

STAMFORD. ONT, May 5.-A nitro glycerine explosion in the sheds of the Grand Trunk Railroad at this place to-day, killed several men. and destroy. ed the sheds, l5O freight cars. and sev. eral frame buildings.
 Hanlon won the boat race al New
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09

ALLEN < AYARs. proprietors.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09
Forefqn. ua New Hork.

NEW YORK, May l.-Cablegrams today, say that General Grant and party had arrived at Hong Kong; also, that the Czar has written a friendly letter to the Sultan, guaranteeing the
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09
Hines in Laslan Territorr.

ST. LoUIs, May 5.-It is stated that 2O,000 men have gone to Indian Terri tory during the past week and, also, that rich silver mines have been dis covered just across the line from Bax- ter'S Snrinrs KausaS
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-09
Gray's Pea.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 6.-Large en- ployers have made their last appeal to employees to work against the New Constitution
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13

FRoM the Doylestown Journal we learn
that over one hundred Democrats OF
Chippewa township, on the Saturday
night following his election, paid Doctor
Armstrong, Democratic Representative
elect, the Aattering compliment OF a sur
prise party in congratulation of bis cleo
ton. Mrs. w. G. BigeIow and Mrs.
Isaac Slanker were the movers in the af-
fair, and it was carried out grandly.
There was music by the Excelsior Band,
and the ladies' carried with them a mu'
nifCent supply of eatables for choice
banquet. The occasion was one of rare
enjoyment to all participants.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13

The Republican party might profit by
the example Of Diaz in Mexico, who re-
fuses re election as President of that
Republic. Hayes for over year refus'
ed to recognize the DiaE government,
treating him asa usurper. This came we'll
from Hayes President DiaE orders that
government employees throughout Mex
leo abstain from all participation in cleo
ton organizations, under the penalty OF
immediate removal.
Hayes and his parasiteu might profit
by this AID the fact tAat Dlaz not
only refuses re,election himself, but for
bids interference on the part of govern
ment officials, might shame our fraud
government, if Hayes, Evarts, Sherman
& Co., had any shame.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13
LATE NEWS.


Messrs Moody and saDky close their work in
CleVelaL d this week.
Mrs. Margaret Eaton, the widow Of General
John b. Eaton, Seer etary Of War under Presi'
dent Jackson, died In Washington on Saturday,
aged 81 years. After Gen. Eaton's death the mar
rled an Italian dancing master, who afterwards
eloped with her grand daughter, taking good
share Of her money.
In Coshocton county, o., the wells are dried up
and the farmers have to haul water In barrels.
The Knights OF PSthias, of COlumbui, will
build a new hall.
Another military company Is being organised
in Columbus.
The Evansville Daily DemocTat has turned up
Its toes TO the daisies.
The Cathedral. Columbus, ia becoming q favor.
ite place for marriages..
James Emmlt is feeding 800 hogs and 800 cattle
at his distilery pens, Waverly.
The potato crop in Clinton county iS reported
as immense, and selling at 25J to aOc per buShel.
The election to hll the Senatorial vacancy, oc-
casioned by the death Of Col. Brown, Is being
SRitated some In political circles Of Rose and
Highland counties. John C. Enhekin Is spoken Of
the as Republican, and Hon. Milt. Mccoy, Of Kin.
nickinnick, as the Democratic candidate
It was upon the evidence Of 8. L. MuncIe who
has been convicted Of perjury and sentenced to
the penitentiary, that verdict was found sgaiutt
the Plain Dealer in the Leslie Il Young libel suit
-Fl1in Dealer.
Akron, Nrvemher 10.-The residence Of Daniel
Ackerman was totally destroyed by hre last night.
Loss 81 9OO insurance, 81 200 in the Richland In
surance Company.
Kenton, November 10.-one hundred or more
temperance ladies from leading families here. a
short time ago, had two saloon keepers named
Ochs and Jordan arrested for violating the Sun.
day Liquor Law. They were to-day tried before
Mayor Bdnckey. 0chs was dismissed and Jor.
dan plead guilty and was hned ten dollars There
10 much dissatisfaction among the ladies.
Athens, o., November lO.-The Hooking Valley
miners gave notice to the operators hat unless an
advance to one dollar per ton was acceded 10 they
would strike which would stop the NelsOnVille,
straiuville, shaunee, CarbOndale and ZaleBki
miners for Ave days. The operators made the Gd,
vance, It Is the highest price paid for digging for
several years. and 1t has consequently raised the
price OF coal twenty Hve per cent. A rise Of the
Ohio River will TO great exbOnt decrease the
demand and then the price Of digging will again
take It's normal condition.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13
Focal ale1us.
MASSILLON.

The demandsof the miners have been partially
granted. That is, some C0mpanys have acceded
to them. The miners of seven different banks,
when the employees refused, have all come out.
They demand an increase of pay for deficiency
work" and reduction on powder. It's thought
that the matter will be amlcably settled soon
Preparations are being made for burlesque
parade and masquerade ball, some time next
month, on larger scale than that OF last winter
The affair is in good hands and will undoubted'
ly be a success.
Messrs, Heckert & Pletzker, formerly clerks at
the beehive" store have purchased the grocery
store Of Henry Alekruse; largely increased the
stock and have every prospect of doing an extern
sive business Both are young men OF expert
ence and enjoy the confidence Of the public. Sue
cess, gentlemen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13
TEXAS ROBBERS.

Galveston, Nov. IA News special from San
Antonio says: At Campbell's Store, Ataa'osa coun
ty, November 4th Captain Hall, with company
of rangers and several citizens anticipating an at
tempt 10 pillage the store, concealed themselves
10 capture the robbers. During the night five
men rode up and entered the store. Two seeur.
ed the clerk while the others commenced plum
derlng the store Hall aud party appeared and
demanded surrender. The robbers 6red on the
rangers Wounding citizen. HRlls men returned
the hre killing one robOer, mortGly woundlDg
another aud slightly wounding. third. The
others escaped.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13
THE RABER MURDER,

Lebanon, Pa. Nov H.. The zachmSn murder
case went 60 the Jury this afternoon. While the
defense produced several witnesses TO show the
uDreliability OF Henry F. Wise, on whose testi'
II Ony the commonwealth bases its hope OF con.
victiJn. He was not cODtradicIed In any par
tcuar essential or, on the other hand. the muir
derer Drews' wife aud his daughter oOrrObOraied
him in q material circumstance, showing Zach
mans great interest 10 the plot to get Joseph Ra-
Der out OF the way.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13

STATE Senator'S elect E. N. Hartshorn,
as did Representative'elect Snyder OF
Waynesburgh, found it necessary during
the campaign, to get certificate of char
acter, which certificate was signed by
Democrats to a limited extent. Our
Democratic friends were no doubt i'm
portuned to sign, and the Republican
signatures were only there to draw. The
trick was to get Democratic names.
These certifcated gentlemen must have
been alarmed and must have feared
their reputation. Men, conscious of rec
titude, would not have thought of certlf'
rnipR
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13
THE WAY FOOLISH GAMBLER STUDENTS
ENTERTAINED SENATOR CHANDLER.


An Enquirer correspondent says: Que OF the
most amusing incidents of Senator Chandler's
Ohio campaign tour occurred at Mt. Vernon,
where he was serenaded By the Republican stud
ents of Kenyon College, who came en- mdsSe from
Gambler to see aud meet the old war. morse OF Inc
Republican party. Aher his speech they accom-
ranied hin to the train, and there on the plat.
ioTm while waiting for the cars, they favored
him with the most radical Republican songs, one
Of the worst Of which iickied the Senator most,
was as follows:
The Republicans all will he there, thank God
The Republicans all will be there, thank 900
The Republicans all will be there, thank GOdI
In heaven above, where all Is love-,
The Republicans all will be there, thank GodI
The second We Sc was of the same style, the on
ly change being Of the first two lines, as
The Democrats will not be there thank God
And the next strain was:
The Democrats all will be there, thank God!
The Democrats all will be there, THANK GoDI
In hell below, where all is woe, -
The Democrats all will be there, THANK GoDl
This sung with will by the twenty five stud
ents set the crowd In a roar Of laughter in which
the veteran Senator heartily Joined.
The college boys might now sing:
Old Blood Lettings" self now is there, thank Godl
Old Blood Lettings" self now Is there, thank Godl
Old BLOOD Lettings" self now Is there thank Godl
He may now realize when he opens his eyes,
The estimation of his own bad life, by God!
I'D. DEHl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13
MARRIED.

HOUCK-KELLER-At Navarro, November 9th
by A. W. GOshorn, Mr.. Joseph Heuck and Miss
Teresa Keller, all Of Perry township, stark conn'
ty Ohio.
ENsNYDER-At the Luther
an parsonage on the 6Lh inst. by Rev. L NJ.
Kuhns, Mr Ira D. Warstler and Miss Clara Reem'
snyder, both Of New Berlin
BIXLER-LAsH-sept 25, at the 2oar Hotel,
by Rev Geo. 2. Cachel, Nathaniel Bixler OF Law
renee township, TnscsraWas county, y, ana MISS
Sadie K. lash, Of Bethlehem township, stark Co..
Ohio.
HARTLINE E-PFIN5TUCK-At the Lutheran
paTsOnage, by the same, Wm H. Hartline Of
Strasburg, and Miss Phoebe Phnstuck, OF Bolivar,
Ohio.
PULMER-9HIEDLER-N Q, at the resi-
denCe OF Joseph KOehler, near Z1Ar Station, by
the same Prof &C. Pulmer OF Bolivar, and Miss
Josle A. Bhiedler Of ZOar Station. .t
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13
A pEsrRuCrlvE TonNApo.

81. Louis, Nov. TO- Nail AdVices from the inle.
rior OF the State say tornado destroyed the Eai.
road depot and two or three other buildings a.
Pagevillt; Saturday, and General Joe Shelby and
y. Shannon. who were In one OF the hOules when
II was torn down, were injured The latter fatally
The town OF Stratburg was Allo visited by the
storm aud one church aud three dwellings swept
entirely away, aud four stores, Jhree dwellings
and blacksmith shop leveled 70 the gTOnud
Several persons were injured, but none seriously
The towns OF FairView, 0Gessa and Dsver also
received slight injury by the passing wind,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13

THR Herald is candid enough to admit
that Ohio is not reliably Republican,
Even it "may be lost by Republican fol.
ly." No party can stand up and defend
its Legislature. The Republican Legis'
latHre of 1875 made Ohio Democratic
in 1877. The Democratic Legis ature of
VI made Ohio Republican in 1879, and
the Republican Legislature of '79 will
make the State Democratic in 1880
What ia n0W our loss, next year will be
our gain. Mark it.-Plain Dealer,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13
INDIAN MASSACRE.

ThlrtY-twO HOrs Whites Killed In New As1IeO.
Chicago, Nov. il.-A special from z; Pato, Tex,
says deaptrate fight took place Sunday at the
CundGluvisn Mountains, so miles south Of ri
PaAo, In Chihauheu. Mexico, between . band Of
go Indiana and 80 citizens from Carleea, New
Mexico. Only 10 citizens survived, 81 being
killed. The Indians were the same that MBjor
Morrow had been after. They came from UinIah
Mountains, and the party were surprised by the
Indians, who occupied a post OF advantage
These IndianS have Killed over 200 persons In the
past six weeks. ...
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13
STORM IN CRAWFORD CO., ARK.


Little Rock, Nov. 1l--A terrific storm passed
over a portion Of Crawford county on Saturday
last About 8 P. n at Van Buren, hail fell in
unprecedented quantity. Hail stones were found
in the streets two by three inches In dimensions
The centre Of the force seemed to be near Natural
Dome, Is miles north The track was half mile
wide, aud q clean sweep was made Of everything
In The path. Trees were twirled like stTaws,
houses unrcOfed and overturned, and 10 places
not even sapling was left slauding. One house
was lifted AND transported out Of sight. A man
named john H$eRtoR was killed by his falling
house, and Qiite 8 humber had their legs or
arms broken or oGherwise injured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13

PRESIDENT making seems to be the
business, now, of some journals, the N
Y. World being especially prominent
This journal is bitter against Tilden and
earnest in advocating Bayard. Abuse OF
Tilden would not seem to US to be very
iudicious on the part of Senator Bay
ards friends. We cannot see how that
policy is calculated to promote the lat
ter's prospects.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13

We suggest to the Chronicle that the
death of Mr.. Chandler on Saturday NOR.
ming don't change the character of the
speech he delivered Friday night. The
assertion that the only mistake of the
Republican party was in not having
wholesale hanging of rebels after the war
may meet the approval OF the Chronicle,
because OF its recent conversion to
bloody shirt brutality, but sensible peo'
pie will have other opinions.-PihS. Post.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13
nThe le1l1ncrat.

sD supposed that our thrift as a
SsoDl was due to the abundance of our
ehaap. fertile lands, the great variety OF
onf iroduCtion, the industry of our peo'
pia. hll protected and inspired with
hopeful vigor by that unprecedented con:
stitutional system of dual Federal and
local Fee governments which Washing
Cor. efferson, Madison, Pinkney, Rut'
ledg md a great number of Southern
nsn had much to do in planning and
aoting in this country. would abate
one jot or title" Of the credit to
hich New England is entitled in this
work.. despise all sectionalism, wheth'
b against the North or against the South
I believe no one section of this country
d all virtuous or all vicious, and no one
section exceeds the other in either vir'
knasOr Vices.-Ben HiLTS Letter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13

Morrow CouNTY.-The dry goods store Of s. P
Vail, at Sparta, was entered by burglars Tuesday
night. The safe was blown open, and several
hundred dollars in currency, belonging to Mr..
Vail, william Chase and Mr.. Barber, taken there
from. The building was then set on hre, but the
flames were extinguished before material damage
was done. Extensive search is being made for
the thieves and ifapprehended they will receive
the full extent ofthe law.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Three Men Killed und Three Wounded

Ihree men Alleu unu l"roo "ouuueu'
Ferguson, Mo-, Nov. S-About $50 tonight as
the extra engine, l0S, Kinley, conductor PlOW.
man, engineer, was crossing the 81. Charles
bridge over the Missouri river coming East, the
west span of the main structure suddenly gave
Way precipilatiDg seventeen cars Of live sock
and the ca6OoBe into the abyss. 1he engine and
one car with the conductor engineer aud hre-
man, were saved by the breaking OF the cOnnec
ton between the cars. Three dead bodies and
three badly injured men were recovered from the
river. Al this late hour 1t is impossible TO learn
the names or residences OF the unfOrlunates.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13
THE WORK OF THE WICKED PARTNERS.

Cincinnati, Nov 7.-GoVernor Bishop this after
noon brought suit in the Superior Court against
the Cincinnati Gazette Company for 100000 dam
ages. alleged to have been sustained from false
dsmnatorv and malicious libel, published by the
defendant on Oct l4th, charging him With a coz
rupt bargain and conspiracy with Democrauc
Police Commissioners Sutton and Dorson 70 Oust
Commissioner Weber In order to usurp control OF
the Police Board, and also q second alleged libel
ious publication charging that Governor Bishop
had become the submissive tool of a characterless
set OF AdventureTs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13
Saturday, the 1871 day of December, 1875
SHERIFF SALE.
1opeph schneIder vs. Anna HamlIn.

By virtue Of vendi expOnas issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Stark county, Ohio, aud
TO me directed will offer for sale at public Outcry
ct tho door Of the courthouse, In the city OF Canton,
Saturday, Me 18Th day of December, 1879,
the Following described real estate situate In said
county to-wit: part OF the northeast quarter 81
sectiOn eight (S) township ten u0l, range nine (g),
being part Of five acres OF land heretofore con-
veyed by VIM Castlema1 to George H. Castlemani
ming sixty (60 feet eAStwardy along the State road
leading from Canton TO MasslllOn; thence south
wardy one hundred and eighty CsOl feet; thence
Yves wardly sixty 1907 feet; thence nOTthwardy one
hundred and eighty SO) feet 10 the place OF begin;
ming be the same more or less, but Su6lec1 10 All
legal highways.
Appraised at tl2Oo.
Sale 20 commence at one O'Clock p. m. Terms cash
SovH up. RAUCH, sheriff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13

Akron, Nov. 11.--Abeut II O'Clock this morning
a FIRE broke out in Byrider Brothers drug store,
Market street, and was not subdued until the en-.
tire stock was consumed. 1t originated by the
explosion of some chemicals in the cellar. Loss,
5000 on stock; $500 damage done to building.
Insurance, S2 900.
Alta meeting Of miners OF Akron district last
evening in Thomastown, resolution was passed
demanding an increase of 10 cents per ton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13

A DEMOCRATIC STATE.-WhateSer the
eject of the New York election may be
upon individual candidates, if any, New
York, in trying tine, appears as Dem
oCratic State. Not even a stupeDdOus
Democratic quarrel in New York could
give New YORK to the Republican party.
-CiR. Emo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13
THREE BOYS EGG GRANT.

Galesburg, ILL.,, Nov. il.--Three little boys have
been arrested for throwing eggs at Grant and
charged with cODspiring to do personal injury.
Examination was waived and they gave t4O0
bonds each. Since their arrest no amount Of
cross Questioning could elicit any evidence that
they we're put up 10 II by any other person. They
frankly admit thT0wingthe three eggs, butstouuy
persist that they didn't mean 70 hut the General.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13

AN exchange says, Cornell for Cover
nor Of New York, has about thirty-fve
thousand plurality over Robinson in an
aggregate vote of one million. Tilden,
In an aggregate vote of some eight mil
lions, had about three hundred thousand
majority. Now, how would Repabli-
cans feel if Cornell were counted out by
perjury, forgery, fraud and bribery, and
Gov. Robinson, on succeeding to power,
should appoint the forgers, perjurers
and bribers to high Officer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13

IA EsTILL of Holmes county, Is en-
titled to and will doubtless be accorded
the leadership of the Democratic side of
the House of Representatives this win
ter. He has had good deal of expert
ence ia State affairs, is thoroughly post
cd on parliamentary law, and will pake
. gallant fight for the rights of the mi
hority at all times.-Cin. Eng.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13

WE understand that Senator Harts-
horn, and Snyder and Conrad, members
elect Of the House, are all for Garfield
for the U. S. Senate. These gentlemen,
when voted for by the faithful herea-
bouts, were supposed to be sound on a
tariff for Protection. That cannot be,
else they could not favor'free trade Gar
Gala
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13

TIE Repository has nothing to say con-
cerning Garfeld's free trade notions. Is
it not sat in protection organ to advo'
cate the election of such man to the
United States Senator
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13

The injunction which has delayed for
about four years the construction Of the
tunnel between New York and Jersey
City, has been removed, and work upon
Il begun again. 1t is to be twelve thou
snnd feet long, twenty.six feet wide, and
s&fty. -four feet high, the ceiling to be
iisd with brick and cement. The plan
looks to completion in three years, at a
cost of three million dollars.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13
DIED.

KELL--This IN lursday) morning, Of consump.
tinn, John II, Kell aged about 80 yean.
he leaves q wife and three childieni an aged
mother aud q sister aud many friends to mourn
his loss. he has for many yeas had picture
gallery in Canton. Deceased was consistent
aud SctivS member Of the EnSllah Lutheran
church. rz,s.i
MENCHER-BdR BeatTus, daughter Of Jacob
and Charlotte MsncheR, on November 9Th, aged
months. t9
sWesily Slumber, dearest daughter,
.ta Holy angels surround Thy bed. .t
Gently reat in Jesus, darling,
Until he calls you from the dead.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13

Talk about "tissue" ballots in the
eouthl They are discounted by the
"greased ballots" Of the Republicans in
Buffalo. The surface of their tickets was
DO CREASED or glazed that they could not
be scratched, nor would pastors stick on
them. Every year the Republicans get
mp some new swindle to keep their
weak kneed fellows from boiling Plain
NA1lsS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13

WR are pleased to announce that Sher.
iROlect Altekruse 10 rapidly recovering
from his recent illness. He was not our
choice for the Office, but we hope he
may live long and prosper, nevertheless.
-AHaaes KevielD.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13

In New Jersey six Senator'S were elec.
ted, and the Democrats get three to the
Republicans three. This ls not 80 bad.
Next year seven State Senators and the
entire General Assembly will be chosen,
and United States Senator will depend
Abn,aon
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13
MURDER AND SUICIDE OF AN IN
SANE WOMAN.

Charlotte, N. c., Nov. 1o-In Lancaster county
N. c., on saturdaynight, white woman named
Mrs. James Adams cut the throats Of her hVe
children, set FIRE to her own clothing and was
burned 10 DEATH She Is supposed to have been
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-11-13
LegaJ Notice.

va County, Ohio.
John Miller John Miller Of Casnovla, Kent
County, Michigan. will take notice that Jacob Hex
amer OF Canton stark county, Ohio did on the 10Th
day OF July. 1879 HE his petition In said Court
against said John Miller setting forth that he "a the
holder and owner OF three several promssory notes
OF si50 each bearing date April l, 1862 and payable
respectively In one two and three years, bearing III
terest from date, aud asking Judgment on the same
That on the 10th day OF July 1879 order of attach
ment issued from said Court in said action, which
was on the 2st day Of July, 1872 levied on thrtytwo
foot front and rear OF the east side OF lot NUMBER $40
in the CITY of Canton In said county and which was on
the 2lst day OF July appraised at $500 That an Orderto
sell the same will be asked to pay said notes and IN
terest Said John Miller is hereby notified that he Ia
required tO appear and answer said petition on or be-
- i. g. l.. NJ SCHAEFER,
oct2s-lw Attys for PLAINTIFF