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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-24

Sherwood HouRh's Gem Bookstore is Z casket
of rich and rare gems of Literature aud Art.
from which may be culled the most acceptable
and useful Christmas gifts. Don't fail to drop
in at the corner of Third and Wabashaw
streets.
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MANKATO.

A good deal of smoke but not much fire
in the building used by the Clifton house for
bed rooms opposite that hotel, Saturday
night. It was conducted "quietly, mode
rately, expeditiously and msthodically," a.
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A Munich Suit Aired in Court.

"A uoclSAoA WAS IeuuereO Dy JuQ&e BILL on
yester day in the case of Edwin S. Chitten-
den, receiver of Munich & Burrows, against
the German American bank OF ST. Paul and
Adolph Munich. 1t will be remembered that
the plaintiff as receiver of the above named
firm brought suit against the above named
defendants to enforce the surrender of GER
tain property in Pine county, claimed by the
receiver to belong to the assets of the firm,
on which mortgage of $4,000 had been
given, secured by note which had been sold
to the German-American bank.
In giving his decision, which reviews the
case in full, the court holds that when the
mortgage was taken 10y @. Gotzian) the
money was loaned on the belief that MUNICH
was the sole owner of the property, upon
which he relied for security.
With reference to the bank the decision
says: The bank at the time Of it's purchase
had notice of the occupation of the property,
but had no notice otherwise that said firm
bad any claim to said improvements or
real estate; said Munich represented he was
the sole owner of said land and said improve
ments, the bank having purchased the note
and mortgage, believing Munich the sole
owner, and relying upon the property for
security. ....
The said Munich is insolvent. The allega-
cations of fact at issue in the pleadings,
save as aforesaid, are not true. ""
) AS conclusion of law, it. is determined
that the mortgage Of said defendant, the
German American bank, is a lein upon said
real estate or the said building and
machinery thereon.
Plaintiff is not entitled to any relief.
Judgment will be entered accordingly, or
fer cost and disbursements to defendant.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-24

CINCINNATI, Dec. OR. j. Edgar and
John A. Russell, representing Edison, have
been in the city several days to arrange for tho
introduction of his new electric light. To-day
they made Q contract with John Shillits and
associates to give them the preference in bid
ding for the management of the business Of
lighting Cincinnati, Covington and Newport
80 soon as experiments show the invention to
be practicable.
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Don't Want to Be Held Responsible for the
Best Part of tho Article. ... -,s
To the Editor of the Globe:
ST.. PAUL, Dec. %, 1879.-Please tell your
readers that you are the author of the head
lines to my communication on the Irish
question, and that in no sense do they ex-
press my sentiments, written or unwritten.
When the GLOBE advises the influx of mil
lion or SO of Irishmen, it would be as fair
for me to say that it is Influenced more by
the thought of SO many votes for the Demo.
cratic party than for the personal welfare of
the emigrants, as it is for it to accuse me of
personal motives when say to my country
men, 'there is no room for you at the bot
TOM" Yours, etc.. @. NJ. MAoCARrH4.
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Go to Geist's
For your Holiday purchases.
Washbts,',s's Chances Slim.
IRed Wing Arpus.I

Y .ss.s.- D.. 81 neu why argus 9r s5s sf@-
i The contested election case of Donnelly vs..
Washburn, in the National House of Represen-
tatives, moves along slowly, but we Judge
from the tone of the remarks in the journals
slider his chances very slim-in fact they ap-
pear to be engaged in the laudable desire of
letting him down easily. The Democratic
House will treat the question on it, merits,
despite the presidents set SO ofteu by the Re.
publicass. and will unseat Mr.. Washburn with
out there is good and sufficient reasons for do
ing 80, reasons, too that will bear the light of
day, and which every one, not blinded by par
tizan feeling, will assent to. It will not be a
question of securing one more State in case Of
q contested Presidential election but whether
member shall be allowed to take a seat secur-
ed by bribery and intimidation, even if be
have three or ten Thousand majority. The
House is the sole judge of the qualifications Of
its own members.
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Brilliant Exhibition.

at P. f. Egan l. Co.'S, ~ East Third street.
(Greenleaf's.) of the most elegant Jewelry,
Precious Stones, Works Of Art, Silver and
Plated Christmas goods, ever brought-to this
city. 81 q, -7-
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Read Thisl

e5 Cloaks reduced Observation-Disclosures $3.50
go Cioaks reduced to-. $50
* Cioaks reduced to- $50
20 Cloaks reduced to.................. 500
~ Cloaks reduced to-. 600
SlO Cloaks reduced to-. ESQ
Sl5 Cloaks reduced to. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Fig Cioaks reduced to. ................. 1850
wv Oioaks reduced to. ...'''...... 1900
SSO Cioaks reduced to.................. 1000
S!U Dolmans reduced to................ 750
Slo Dolmans reduced to............... 900
All OF our Doimans and Cloaks at great
sacrifice. Must be closed out before the Holt
days. Fs1ERLEY s. HEINEMANN,
103 and 105 Seventh Street, corner of jackson.
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Jewels. Jewels.

The finest Bon-Bons, of every variety an
flavor, at MacCarthy & Verplanck's.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-24

Brilliant and beautiful. just received at p.
F. Egan i Co.'s, (Greenleafs,)T East Third
street. Elegant Christmas gifts.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-24

MacCarthy 4 Verplanok, wholesale and retail
dealers, No. 1Oa Jackson street, manufacture
all their finest Candies, and guarantee them
strictly pure and fresh. .f. $3.50 .
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The city vs.. James Jefferson, drunkenness;
reprimanded and discharged.
O. E. Magraw vs.. G. A. Stein. Action fol-
goods sold. Case sst for trial January 10, 1880
at 10 A. II. ~ II .azs5.= 44.& ~
Michael MCCARTHY ct al. vs.. F. Sheffield and
O. NJ. Ditmsn. Action for damages. Case set
for trial January 6, 1880. at II A. N.
John SeeRer Vs. +. Banholzer. Action for
at 10 A. N. s5z
Annie Daley ". William Welty and May
Welty. Action for services. Judgment for
plaintiff for $3.50. ~. ..--..~5l%.
G.. NJ. Hoyt vs.. David Ramaley. Action on
note. Judgment for plaintiff for @50.35.
J. w. Routh vs.. Monroe Nichols. Action for
services. Case set for trial before jury De-
cember rs, 1879, at 10 4. n.
Uri L. Lamprey VI. Albert Garter. Action of
unlawful detainer- Judgment for r,osses.ion
given plaintiff.
81. N. Saxton W. G. w. Latovelle. Action
of unlawful detainer. Judgment for possession
given plaintiff. fss4i .4s3..ss,.
Cookie Sepalat Manufacturing company 70.
George F. Judd. Action on promissory note.
Judgment for plaintiff for $3.50. ssIfIE
I Charles Allen vs.. Joseph Thornton. Action
on lease. Continued to January 18th, at 10
A. N. $50
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PORK PACKING.

The Dead Lock Between Chicago Bosses and
Workmen Still Maintained
+ CHICAGO, Dec. 23.-There is no change in the
condition of affairs at the stock yards. SIEVE.
raj of the largest houses refuse utterly to con.
cede any further points to the workmen. SIEVE.
raj Others are running very light, and only a
few minor ones are slaughtering to their full
capacity. A number Of hogs have been
shipped from here to Milwaukee, but by far
the greater number are delayed at points of
shipment until matters have assumed def
mite shape here. The Dyouers' Journal this af
tsrnoon publishes letter from an influential
Catholic priest of the Nativity church, in which
he advised the union to rescind their last order
that packers shall not hire other workmen than
those who belong to the union. 1t is regarded
as likely to accomplish its purpose, and espe-
oiaily AZ the strikers are in q bad financial con-
dition and the packers are good natured over
the depreciation in hogs and the advance in
provisions. - -~- ..-.. ..
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You are sure to be suited in your Christmas
gift purchases, both in quality and price, at
John P6ster's, The Jeweler, 1Ol East Seventh
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elegant books Tor Christmas.
Sherwood Hough's Gem Bookstore is full of
the choicest and most elegant works of all the
popular authors. Works of Art, Paintings and
Engravings for Christmas gifts. Corner Third
and Wabashaw streets.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-24

Free oyster lunch at Cummings sample
room, "a West Third street. Everybody well
come,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-24

T In quality, purity and flavor, Reeds Gilt
Edge Tonic is unsurpassed. It has no equal.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-24

The crowd still continues to pour into the
B. d 8. Co.'s, 81 East Third Street. Their
Immense stock of Christmas goods is replenish.
ed daily.
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)Avenport's Got EN-.

DAvenport's Got EN-.
Great rush at Davenport's for Christmas
Presents; give him call while he's got 'em.
The store will be open on Christmas day till
one O'clock, 20 West Third street.
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You Can Ret

- YOU Can Bet.
a merry Christmas to all that eats of Cum.
mings' oyster lunch tonight, at "a West Third
street.
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The grandest reception is daily held at the
B. Il 8. Co.'s store, 81 EEs.t Third Street. It
is the great center of attraction for Christmas
gift purchasers.
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The Edison Electric Light.

Everything in Holiday Candies can be found
at MacCarthy l. Verplanck's, 104 jackson street.
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DtamOnds! DiamOnds!!
at Browns, the Jeweler.
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II You Want Real Bargains

Lose no time. Piles of seasonable Dry Goods
for little money, at the Btrouse Bankrupt
Sale, corner Third and Wabsshaw Streets. 49,
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The Rush Continues
Elegant Books for Christma.

At the clearing out sale of the Strouse Bank.
ruPt Stock, and all are getting grand bargains,
corner Third and Wabashaw Streets.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-24

Mixed Candies of every variety, at bottom
prices, at MacCarthy & Verplanck's.
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SNYDER.
70 Wabashaw Street.
Manufactures Pure Mixed Candies,

az ~ cents 3 pound.
At % cents a pound.
At 30 cents pound.
At 40 cents q pound.
At so cents a pound.
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THE COURTS.

= T - THE COUKTSs --------
United States Circuit Court.
Before Judge r. r. Nelsor.|
T. r. Huddleston VI. the North Pacific Rail.
road company. On trial. ~ s..7-
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E0.|.' Probate Court. =
Before Judge OGorman.i
In tho matter Of the estate Of James 81.
Grace, deceased. Della Grace appointed ad-
ninistratrix. Bond fled and approved, and let
ters issued. -
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Go to Geist's
For the very finest Jewelry.

BeautlIuI RrOnZes
at Browns. the Jeweler,
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.BCLLETLN OF

BULLETIN OF
Smith & CO., jackson Street.
Sweet Potatoes,
Patent Hulled Buckwneat Flour,
White Clover Honey,
Sweet Cider,
Florida Oranges.
Celery.
Cider Jelly,
Phillips Celebrated Hams.
Turkeys. Chickens,
ETC., ETC., Etc.
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MH,stcip0I Court.
before Judge Flint. |

The city vs.. James Jefferson, drunkenness;
reprimanded and discharged.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-31
ANNIVERSARY IN LAKE TOWNSHIP.

The friends and relatives OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Brumbaugh met the 26th Of July at her home
near Hartville, to celebrate the nth anniversary
other birthday. From II a. M until p. m. the
friends arrived, at which time one hundred were
present. Many having never met before the
meeting was unusually pleasant.
Mrs Brumbaugh was born in Pennsylvania
July 26, 1902, aud when quite young came with
her parents to Lake township. She still remem.
bers the dangers and privations Of pioneer life,
and is one Of the few left to remind us that fifty
years have wrought many changes in regard to
the nature of the country, 1t being then wild and
exposed to many dangers
She was married to William Brumbaugh, who
died in 1854. Many OF the older citizens still! re-
member him as man OF genuine sterling integri-
ty. Seven children were born to them, four
daughters and hree sons six being present on this
pleasant occasion.
She received many appropriate and useful pres
ents aud appreciated the kindness OF all.
The most striking feature Of the day was the
table which was spread in the yard under the
tall oaks, whose branches will still wave long af.
ter the owner will have passed these scenes. The
table was loaded to It's utmost capacity, and the
natural conclusion was, that the harvest must
have been most abundant. for nothing was want
ing
But evening reminded us Of our homeWard
journey and we all parted thinking that 1t had
been good for us to have been there, C,EB.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-31

AKRoN.-An accident transpired in Coventry
township yesterday An old and respected citi.
zen, Mr. George Getz aged eighty years, was en-
gagged with his hired help in hauling manure In
field, and had gone along for the purpose Of
showing where to drive. On returning to the
barn the team took fright became unmanageable
and threw Mr. Getz off, the wagon passing over
him, crushing his collar bone, and causing two
ribs to pierce his lungs Very little hope is enter
tained OF his recovery.
This morning, at twenty eight minutes past six
o'clock, Mr.. William Frazier, of Medina, came
into Akron on run, having come from that place
in two hours and twenty eight minutes, dis
tance OF twenty miles, Mr., Frazier had made
the statement that he could walk to Akron in
two hours and half and out of this there had
grown wager that he could not accomplish the
feat However, the deed was done, with two
minutes to spare. The gentleman did rot mani
fest very much fatigue or appear exhausted. al
though he ran the entire distance,
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waynesbure, Ohio, July %, 1879. =


FINE PoNIEs.-The fine team Of Shetland ponies
driven through Canton on Saturday belonged to
the driver, Mr.. Alexis j. Balizet, who formerly re-
sided here. M, Ballet has been connected in
business with his brother at MeadVille, Pa, for
the past FIVE or six years, and Is now on visit to
his parents who reside at Louisville, and other
relatives and friends throughout the county. TIE
ponies attracted considerable attention, Though
but little over three feet high they can endure as
much II notmore travel than q ah6rSe, and after a
ride behind them we are satisfied that they can
get over the ground as fast as anybody wishes to
ride ALEX" informs us that he drove through
from Meadville to Louisville, making 1Os miles in
fifteen hours. He has probably had at least5OO
chances to sell his little fsyorlteS since he has
been at home and we even offered TO accept them
as gift but though generally good hearted
fellow, "Alex" has turned deaf ear 10 all propo.
sails to part with them. Ha NWN
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AaAINfp rWENTY-FlYE POUNDs,D
NoRrH CnYMER, N. Y, d


DIR. M. NJ FENNER, Fredcnia, NY,
Dear slr;--About a year ago my health was so
poor that was hardly able 10 business AZ ALL Had
no appetite could not sleep nights coughed great
deal and he'd In fact begun 10 contemplate the ne
Cessity OF breaking up my business and going 70
different climate for my health. had tried most
Everything I, commended for such cases but found
er Remedy and Nerve Tonic, and gained % pounds
in weight and feel myself rs we'll as ever
Yours truly, J.H. NEWEllL
Dr. Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve
Tonic may we'll be called "The conquering hero" Of
the times. It Is he medical triumph Of the age.
Whoever has 1.-THE blues" should take IT, for 1t Te0-
Gates and restores the dsoriered system that gives
rise to them, It always cures Blllousness and Liver
Complaint, Jaandlee, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Head
aches, FEVER AND AeUE, SPLEEN ENLARaEMENTs,
scrofula, Eryslpelas, Plmples, Blotches and ALL
SKIN RRUPTIoNs and BLOOD DUsoRDERs Swelled
Limbo and Dropsyj SleeL lessness, Impaired Nerves
and Nervous Debility. Restores flesh and strength
when the system Is running down or going into de-
cline; cures Female Weakness and Chronic Rheu-
matlsm and relieves Chronic Bronchitis and all
Lung and Throat difficulties. 1t does these thingsby
striking az the root Of disease and removing It's
causes.
DR.. Fenner's Improved Cough Honey will relieve
any cough In one hour.
DR.. Fehners Golden Relief cures any pain, ns
Tooth.aohe Neuralgia, collie or Headache In 5 to 30
minutes, and readily relieves Rheumatism, Kidney
Complaint, Dlarrhna Dysentery For sale by deal
ers. tIng3 NHnhN grVF79HF FfHNf wI r1FA "
Dr. Fenner's st, vltus Dance Specific. One bottle
always cures. For eby w. B. Foye, Canton, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-31
OHIO STATE FAIR.

RULE.-All articles and animals for competition
must be placed in their proper position by Mon
day evening, August 25th, otherwise they will be
positively excluded from competition.
Attention of those contemplating to show at the
State Fair is called to the above. Entries are free
except in Live Stock Department and speed class
es Entries may be made through the under.
signed.
Catalogues can be had on application to Geo. D.
Harter.
Tickets over the P Ft. W. & G. R. R. can be se.
cured at two cents mile during the fair week. A
delegation will leave Canton on the morning of
the 25th or 26th at "A. m. Application can be
made to ]. N, shaub, Prest or the undersigned.
A. D. MILLER,
sec'y Stark Co. Agr'l Soc'y.
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IN THE WHOLE HISTORY OF MEDICINE,

No preparation has ever performed such marvellous
cures, or maintained so wide reputation, as AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL, which is recognized MS the
worlds remedy for all diseases of the throat and
lungs Its long continued series of wonderful cures
ln all climates has made 1t universally known as
safe and reliable agent to employ. Against ordinary
colds which are the forerunners of more serious dis
orders, it acts speedily and surely, always relieving
suffering and often saving life. The protection II
Affords by its timely use in the throat ana lung o'S
orders of children, makes it an invaluable remedy'0
be kept always on hand in every home, NO person
can afford to be withOu it, and those who nave once
used 1t never will From their knowledge ofis com
position and effects, Physicians use the CHERRY PFC
roRAI extensively in their practice, and Clergymen
recolnmendit IL is absolutely certain in its RENE
dial effects and will always cure where cure is pos
sible. ,....
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-31

MARROW GUAeE R. Rive learn from Mr..
W. Mckinney, that the work on the Youngstown
q Connection railroad, at osnsburg % progressing
finely, the only troube being insecurlng sufic.
lent number Of good lAborers. During recent
visit to Pittsburgh Mr. Mckinney purchased q
number Of gravel dump cars from the new Pitts
bugh & Erie railroad, and as they are guaged at
three feet, he can put them to immediate use on
his section near osnaburg, without waiting to
make any changes. He has also went through
fine vein Of coal at Montgomery cut and has ia.
ken out enough first class coal to supply all who
may order for some months .,,,
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PERSONALS.

Hiram Hyatt OF Alliance while on a visit 10 rel
atiVes, paid US q pleasant call on Monday.
Peter Welty, Of the firm Of O. welty & Bro, Of
Wheeling, W. Va, spent few days In the city
this week on business.
Councilman Monnet left for Urbana on Monday
In the interest Of Aultman Co.
]. A. Richeimer, a first class bread and fancy
cake baker Of Findlay, fOrmerly 0l
Massillon, has sgnined his intention Of pasint
to Canton to take charge Of Longabaug ~,
IN addition to being good bakeg Jackson q
genial gentleman and thorough musician 6lihtf
on string or brass instruments. Should he Como
he will receivea hearty welcome aud llie boya
will make 1t pleasant for him. ff$ eeesf.l
Lewis s, Brown, who formerly resided here, but
who has been residing at franklin Pa, the past
two years, is in town with his family visiting
relatives and friends.
Mr. G. Eicher an old Canton boy, now located
AZ Philadeldhia, Pa, as agent lor the Canton Safe
Company, left for Philadelphia on Tuesday, after
pleasant two weeks visit among relatives and
friends here. He reports business in 'be safe line
good and Godfrey, is good working agent We
wish him continued success.
Harry schmalzel now of Minerva, who ormer-
ly manipulated the razor and brush in Canton
was In town on Friday last attending to u little
business with the Probate Judge that is always
necessary before interviewing clergyman. Harry
brings down the scales now at 24O and thinks that
he is about big enough to get married.
We were pleased to meet win M. Clemens,
c'Montgomery') OF the Pittsburgh Sunday Critic,
in the city on Tuesday. viii was formerly on
the Akron Argus, but is now breaking pencils for
and working up the interests Of the Critic.
Samuel J. Roberts, formerly Canton correspond.
ent Of the Cleveland Leader, has left home to &C.
cept repOrtOrial position on the city staff Of that
paper, We wish him success in his new position
and have little doubt but what he will get there
]. NJ. Myers, Esqr., formerly of Leetonia has 10.
Gated his Off 20 in the Harter Block We welcome
Mr.. Myers to our city and have no fear but what
he will prove valuable acquisition to the Stark
county bar.
George Aiken, the artist, went to Salem on Sat
urday to attend reunion of his fathers family
There were 2S children and grandchildren pres.
ent. He returned Tuesday and reported an un.
usually pleasant time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-07-31

RECRUITS, learn from the officers of Co. l.,
Sth Reg't, o. N. G., fthis city, that tbs company
will encamp SIX days, with the beiance Of the
regiment at Rocky River next ronth. Twenty re-
cruits are wanted to Join the company before en-.
csmpment Recruits joining the company now
will have but little over one year to serve as un.
der the new law they will be mustered out with
the company at the expiration Of the original
cOmpanys enlistment Parties desiring to enlist
should report at the armory on Tuesday evening
next The company has improved considerably
in drill and discipline lately and will no doubt
make good record at the encampment.