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CITY COLUMN
ARREST OF A NAN FOR
FORGERY.
Meeting of The Land League
Yesterday Afternoon.
MORNING SESSION OF TIE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
THE sUPEREIsoRs.I

The Board Of Supervisors met to-day in
regular March session. The attendance
was not full at the opening. though it was
expected the full board would be present
byf5 p. IA.
There was NOS much done to-day be-
yoRd committee work. and tie usual
routine Of opening days.
Chairman Taylor called the meeting to
order and few unimportant resolutions
were offered, but the auditing of bills and
reference of same to proper committees
was about all the business transacted.
There are many rumors and
hints 40 to further developments in the
investigation committees, but nothing
reliable. The members of the committee
are as mum as oysters. Ask them any
questions regarding street rumors, and the
answer is Don't know anything about it. y
The session to- morrow will be more in
teresting perhaps.
COAL FAMINE.
The snow not only blocked railroad
travel. but it also shut off the supply OF
fuel. Some persons were fortunate enough
to have coal on hand to last for awhile, but
the greater majority-nearly everyone in
iact-had very little coal. In Moline, this
was particularly 90. where the manufactur-
ing establishments had to pay as high az
Is cents bzshel, and not much at that,
either,-and private consumers paid Is
and 80 cents bushsl in some instances.
In Rock Island, coal was of course,
scarce. but it did not reach fancy figures.
Nearly everyone was short-the manufac'
turers needed 1t badly. but managed te
get along. The glass works had used all
they had, and were just about concluding
that their 6res must go out. when the
Mercer County r. R. brought in a coal
train and the furnaces were kept going.
Had the company been compelled to put
out the fires, the loss would have been con-
siderable.
Davenport seems to have suffered worst
of ell from the coal famine, for even at 80
cents bushel it was hard to get. The
Democrat says that on Friday, soft coal
was selling on the streets, what little there
was Of it, at 30 and 40 cents bushcl'
In LIE Claire, Iowa, and ether tewns.
there was coal famine for three days
last week, though it is hoped there will at
least be a partial supply to day.
THE TAXES.
The township collectors report taxes as
comiaR in rather freely, at least most of
them do. though the receipts are not what
they were at this time last year. One thing
or other seems to have caused delay, but
all in all the proportion OF taxes already
paid indicates that the receipts will be up
to the average. To this date County
Treasurer r. F.sReid Ehas received the
following amounts from collectors:
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Autobiography.
KENT, o., March %,

hENT, w., Marcn 70, lSSIs
Anti-Monopoly meeting met atTown
Hall, Tuesday evening, March 22nd.
Mr.. John Bentley, ST., called to the
Chair. After several enthusiastic
speeches by Msssrs. c. A. Smith, w.
A. Cole. A. G. Aind. and j. Bentley
meeting passed the following resolu-
tions:
WHEREAS, The recentsuccess of one
man in securing control of the rail-
road al d telegraph systems, and now
grasping for control of the Associated
Press of the country; also, the recent
combination of banks, their success in
obtaining the "veto" through in
timidating" threats of a par;c by sud-
den contraction of their currency, &c,
are startling evidences of that growth
of monopoly and power in the hands
of the few that can or y result in dis
aster and the overthrow of free insti-
tutiOns and whereas, all Just pow
ers are derived from the consent of the
governed" and all experience hath
showl" that uprising and prompt
action on the part of the people has
never failed to gOad the consciences of
those in power,
ReSOUeG, ISL, we appeal TO all true
citizens, regardless of race, color, or
previous condition of political servi-
tude" to be instant in season and
out ofseason, in party and out of party,
in church and out of church, to assert
your power and dignity through the
ballot box, peacefully, before too late,
and results in the old story of tumult
and revolution.
Resolved, Copies of these resolutions
be published in the Kent Bulletin and
other County papers
P. g. WHITCoMB, Sec'y.
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invention, which, if it meet his ex-
pectations, will be welcomed by all
farmers. He styles it the Boosinger
Fertilizer.
Mr.. Allen Laudenslager, son of John
Laudenslager, married Miss Emma
Myres, of Illinois. The young couple
native State. May they live long
and be prosperous" URsUs.
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PALMYRA.
Correspondence.

Correspondence.
The pleasant weather for the past
week has made business rather lively.
Railroads are the principal topic of
conversation. The fourth set of sur
veyors that have visited this town in
the last two weeks, commenced their
line of narrow gauge road at the Filler
shaft, running to ISarlyille, thence to
Cleveland, intersecting with t.. Con-
notion Valley Road. This meets the
approval of coal dealers in general, as
they can market their coal without
transferring, saving money and adding
to the appearance of the coal at des.
tiuation. Two cars of coal are being
shipped daily from the Filler bank.
The shipment will increase as the ca.
pacity for mining increases.
No one can tell the forthcoming
of a single night. So thought w. d.
Jenkins when he found himself the
possessor of a nice girl baby.
E. ]. Sh1vely, the popular salesman
at the Diamond Store, is the next hap
py man, this time a bouncing boy.
The last heard of Shively he was ask
ing, is there no rest for the weary ?
The trustees of the Special School
District have procured the services of
G. F. Douthitt, of Atwater, to conduct
the High School for three months,
commencing April 5th. Mr.. Douthitt
comes well recommended and is known
throughout the county as number
one teacher. Our school is now under
good discipline, and parents who are
desirous of giving their children a
good education would do we'll to pat
ronize it. Our school will not be large,
tuition low, board moderate. Miss
Kittie Mason, of Rayenna, will teach
the Primary department. We under
stand she has educated herself for a
teacher, and from her appearance we
predict a success. LIBBIE.
March 2S, 1851.
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sneer,s Port Wine.

Is recommended by physicians above
all others Us a gentle stimulant, tonic
and diuretic. It is something they
can prescribe to patients with conil-
dence, knowing they are using an ar
ticle that is strictly pure, and possesses
the highest medicinal virtues
Charles a. Seeleys n skilful chemist
of New York City, after making a
careful and thorough analysis, says
8. have examined the wine with the
view to determining the presence or
absence of various injurious substances
which are contained in sO-called Port
wines, such as logwood, crude spirits,
etc. L have not found any of these
substances in Mr.. Speer's wine, and it
does not contain anything but what is
found in pure grape juice wines.
For sale by NJ. Schneck.
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BRIMFIELD.
Correspondence.

Correspondence.
MIR. EDITOR: We all hail the in
dications of approaching Spring, and
before many days hope 10 lay the foun-
dation for another "year of prosperity"
Sugar making is the principal occu-
patton at present, though not SO extern
sively carried on here as in the north
and east portions of our county.
There is some agitation with regard
to the cattle law. Many desire the
privilege of pasturing some heads in
the highways, while others are oppos-
ed. In this county, we believe, it lies
in the discretion of the Trustees to
grant Especial permits" to all OF any
particular ones to pasture on the high
way such animals, except those emu
merated in Sec. 420l of the Revised
Statutes as they see tit, and leaving
the question to the people by vote
neither adds 20 nor detracts from the
power of the Trustees in each town.
ship to act Us they sec fit in the matter.
1t is entirely within their discretion to
grant or refuse permission to individu-
ais, for particular animals, in the alb
sence OF general permission by the
County Commissioners, according to
Sec 1898 Revised Statutes, as amended
by a. o. l.. d. 3lS.
IRA ANsFERS.-Mr. Banks Boosinger
has purchased VIM. GarrisOn's place
of acres consideration $11OO.
Mr.. Garrison bought Mr.. Geiger's 40
acre farm consideration about $500.
Joseph Luli bought Esq. Chapman's .
Is acres consideration 5000.
Esq. Chapman bought the Needham
place, in the eastern part of Brimfield /;
consideration 1910.
The Brimfield Band is fiourishing.
The new member, Mr.. Geo. Geisweit,
is one of the leading members.
Brimfield can boast of an inventor.
| Mr.. Ed BOosinger will present to tn e
People for approval or disapproval, an
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South STOCKTON, n. Y, Apr. ., 1876.
DIR. M. M. FENNER, Fredonia, n. Y.
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Shiloh's Consumption Cure.

This is beyond question the most
sucressful Cough Medicine we have
ever sold, a few doses invariably cure
the worst cases of Cough, Group and
Bronchitis, while its wonderful sue
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Death of Mrs. Heafh.

Mrs. Emily, wife of Marcus NJ. Heath
died at the family residence one mile
east of this village. on Saturday, March
26, after long and painful illness.
She was born in Connecticut, in 1909,
her maiden name being Miller. In
1882, after her marriage, she moved
with her husband to Ohio and settled
on farm in the southeast part of Sha-
lersville, where they continued to re-
side till about twelve years ago, when
they moved to the Hotchkiss farm, a
mile east of this village. She was q
devoted wife and a kind and estimabls
neighbor, whose acquaintances will
ever cherish her memory.
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MANTUA.

Correspondence.
On Wednesday last, March 10th, Ida,
the beloved wife of Oscar Palmer, left
the busy scenes and activities of an
earth life of twenty-five years, and
passed onward to that higher condition
of human existence, which is the COM
mon lot of mortals to enjoy in the " life
beyond" While we bow in submits
sion to the stern decree of an inexora-
BILE, yet merciful law, and rejoice that
the freed spirit is released from pain
and suffering here and has reached its
blissful home in the beautiful land on
the other shore, )" we can but drop the
tear of sympathy for the bereaved hus-
band, whose brief period of happy
welded life is SO suddenly closed, and
whose fond and cherished hopes and
anticipations of future happiness and
comfort are so rudely dashed away.
But amid the crushing sorrows and
the despairing gloom of the present,
the consoling thought will come, that
his future life will often be cheered by
the presence Of the loved, but not lost
one, whispering the sweet and COM
forting words, that in another and bet
ter land they will meet again, to be
parted nevermore."
The funeral services were held on
Friday, in the Union Church, in the
presence of a large audience of sympa-
thizing friends and neighbors. Rev.
A. J. Hiatt officiating on the occasion.
The remains were taken to Hiram for
interment, the deceased being the
eldest daughter of Horace Mum, a
resident of that township.
The Union Church Social was held
at the house of G. J. Moore on Thurs
day evening last, nearly fifty being
present. The time was spent in cheer
full conversation and rare social enjoy
ment, ending with discussion of
the merits of a bountiful repast of good
things, which were spread temptingly
before them. Sorry we were not there.
Their next meeting will be held at the
house of J. F. Folder, in two weeks.
Miss Ha stie A. Cobb, of this town,
having inst closed the winter term of
school in Dist. No. 2.Shalersville, fur
nishes the following report of the
school: Whole number enrolled, IS
average attendance, Is. Average grade
of scolarsbip in all branches, Of the
following named pupils: Emma Viets,
100; Carrie House. SO; Emma Fox, 80;
Eddie Hoskins, 81; George Hoskins,
60; DeFOrest Streeter, So; Fred. House,
lhorf
ss Charlie Fox, 90; Frank Stage, II
Ola Streeter, 95; Blanche Hoskin, 95:
Freddie Hoskin, 90
Last week the sugar makers gathered
two excellent runs of sap, and today
winter is again here, with few inches
of snow. VERITAs.
March q 1881.
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Wait. Dewey u Co.

Wait, Dewey " Co.
Have all the low priced Nickle Watch
es. Price, $3.50 to 5000. Also, full
line OF Fine American Watches at the
very lowest prices. Our stock of Ia.
dies Watches is the finest we have
ever shown, and the prices are such
that all can afford to buy. We have
also fall line of Silver Ware. Jewel
ry, &c.
t;22 WAIT. DEWEY & co.
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National Baking Powdsr-absolute-
ly pure. Sold in tin cans.
Quick Time.

The constant demand by railroad
men for correct time has resulted in
great improvement in Watches within
the past ten years. Among the most
popular candidates for the favor of the
" knights Of the Rail' are the new
Quick Train Rockford Watches of
which even the lowest grades give as
tonishing results in time keeping
WAIT, DEWEY & Co. are the only
agents in Portage County. Prices
very low.
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The Junior class of the Ravenna
High School gave an exhibition at the
close of the Winter term, on Thursday
evening last, which was well attended.
The young ladies and gentlemen who
participated in the exercises of the oc-
casion all acquitted themselves in a
most creditable manner. The follow
ing is the
PROGRAM.
PIANO DUEr-waves of Ocean. Blakel
Agnes Lindsay. Nellie johnson.
PRAYER. Elder j. M. VanHorn
ANrHEM-Bless the Lord -. IN. Coe stewartl
RECiTATiON SalutatOry.
Blanche Goldman. Lat.
RECIT ALTON N............. Rabbi Ben Levi
Mary Lord, Lat.
RECITATION. ......... Emma and Eginhard,
Agnes Lindsay, Lat
SEMI-CHoRUs--Merry, Merry Elves. [Smithl
RECITATION N...-.-----.------.-T The Bell of Atri,
Belle Shewell. Eng.
A. D. Baith Eng.
TFIo-Distant Chimes [Gloverl
Misses johnson. Hugus and Shewell.
GRAFTON. The Progress of Poetry
ii. T.. Beatty. Lat.
RECITATION Flowers
Hattie Loomis. Eng.
GRAFTON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .-.-..Paul Revere
l.. A. Reed, Eng
INSTRUMENTAL TRIo-Alpinc Glow lOeitenl
Misses Blanche and Bertha Goldman, Belle
Shewel.
RECITATION Observation-Disclosures Robert of Sicily
Julia Hugus. Eng.
ESSAY Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Nellie johnson, Lat.
SOLO N. L.. Glover.
CONCERT RECITATION N..-.........-...-
CEoRUs-Tbe FAIRIES. ........... Macfarren.l
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StOD That COurh.

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