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N-t-mzaroN. Jan. l9.-HcGse Com m.u.e 0n Territories agreed 10 make 9 t-..rs' ''a r-p,-; 10 tho House upon Dele -ar- C4npbells bill providing tha, all Territorial officers whose offices are locatai | .r a., 9t legislatures, end whose salaries o. fees orc raiA by the Territory or the people ant no. bv the United States. fai ba elected or appointed in such manner a, may he provided ly l--i siature ot g.cI Teli,osv.
 Caami-.ea also agreed t2 aunul and
 ie tA. act of T.rrit0ria, Legislature af br.zeua. vhi,bauth7riz.l the con,truc ria- oi railroad between Prescott and l.ar..la.
 >.r Frasy.sco. Jan. I9 Photographic c.-.srs;ga- .ou with Portland is reopened w ss interruption by storm. j. -r- r-l.s u.,- prevailed anl William r.-e ,se- las O, -rii0Wel .,s ba1ka and flooded a large section of country. IT. Portland li- lower part of town is flood cj and d-ma-c is estimated at from ten t1 fifty thousand dollar. RGlroajs have suffered from washoJts and some bridge, have been washed away.
 LONDON. Jan. 19.-The Thames has or-ri5Hel and greatly damaged the low lgiuy fat. in Lambeth and South Park Hauirci7 o5 barges have been sunk, piers a---tsl e.-
 NAsJ> .rpS. Jan. i9. House amend meat c.. Funding bills requiring the See r--as- of tLe Treasury to Use for the pay meat of bonds this year all silver dollars aui all -ol5, over fifty millions HOW in IT.. ary for redemption purposes, was rejected a. -g majority.
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LEGAL.
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE: ::

GU IBERIASo GOLD AND SILVER MINING
 COMPANY. LOcziloE of Is-.icfpai rlzce of busiae.s:
 Sax FESSc.sCc, CALIFORNIA. Location Of scrks:
 MAETISEz DISTRICT, YItsFsI Co ARrzo<A. NoIlCE:-TEerv are cslinTneZ, upon the foIlowiny described stock account as--s<Il-nt No 2, Isy- led or ;hs S1;A day of Ocsoasr, ISee the several amounts s.t orpos.ie ta. names Of the resr1ctiye shareholders, a. sOsogs:
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' LEGRAPHIC!
SPECIAL 70 THE MINER.
CONGRESSIONAL NEVIS.

WAsgu,aToS, January In the Senate Waliace, from the Committee on App.opri4 lions, reported .he Indian Appropriation B1
 Psnd.esau, from tine Census Committee reported the bili to complete the compilation of the census returns.
 Garland presented the report of the Con gres.onal visitors to West Point, with a bill amending the laws relating to the Military Academy.
 To-lay, on motion of General Burnside, by unulimogs consent, al orders being sus- pended. Senate Bill for the relief of General Ord, v.s taken ID and passed without de bale.
 h the House, Williams introduced bill To establish and make appropriations for ocean I.,ail service.
 The l.I directing the Secretary of the Treasury to purchase the Freelmeus Bank psois.y, on Pennsylvania avenue, WAS passed.
 1;E9 YoEs, Jan. l.. - Private advices from rle Ci-y @. Mexico, of date January l-e. Stake that General Manuel Castro, of Gallo FAo commanded the native Cali 5aEl.al.s il the battle against the American s-sra i1 California. iu I945, l. there, in company with Sam B.annaa, negotiating for lands m Sonora for a colony. Braman. $ --.. .5. -r,. z | --- I., Gl .,,1 and As Is waiting for land concessions which nave been promised A rumor that t,- latter has been refused is stated to be unfoualed
 L,snoN, Jan. IT, \ railway accident oc- .arel to-day at Wakefield, Yorkshire. It Is reported that seven persons were killed, and from thirty to forty injured.
 CMeAso, Jan l8.-Ceneral F. B. Sheri- dan. with two members Of his staf. General Delos E. Sache,t and Col Shridan, and Cenl. Raoker, of Philadelphia, left here yesterday for New Mexico, where they in- tend selecting suitable sites for one or tvo military posts along the line of the Atch;son, To-,-k1 and santa Fe and Southern Pacific Iairoals, expecting to return in two weeks
 HAEaI,8. .:a, Pk., Jan. ls-A ballot vas taken g.is afternoon for [. =. Senator. h the Senate i, stood, Oliver 29; Grow f; Wallace l5 h the House, Oliver 2d, Crow 4; WaIlaee r. Both houses ad- ioun-l Ga-il tomorrow.
 D39Ea. DELAWARE. Jan. l8-Thonas F. E rad uas reelected Senator to day, the D--.e-... supporting him and the Repub- l..-.s .- Higgins.
 --aksr Y. T., Jan Is The House .-. 7a .,.ss ior Platt and 4 for Herman.
 -a.a,., Jan. ls.-Ta- majority re-
 presented ia the House today hy sentative Sparks, from Committee on i--. Affairs. arsu the bill .o place Genl . i..-. ID s.- retired list with rank ray of iea. upy states that tac committee having i-.y considered said bill, begged cave -a port rhe same back to tEe House s.-a u-ac15s-:a-i 5lat II donot pass. ]
 Ll- N-1a. '. M-At a ball given by ! .l-z .- La, Iu,as. in this county. last night. eight Americans attended, g, which . ra t- occurred between the two national i G.-. resa.t.n. ia inc killing of two of the Americans. Aire. the killing the Ne1icsus ..s the o1dis, and burned them. One i .Iea,,usas l.iI-l and several wounded.
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@ess@iOIl%.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Nos.ce far Publication.

Land Oflce ct p-esccrs Arizona
 JEn--ry 2ist, lssl. E.t.eg zs 4shv gwen tsa. lie following named set rr h 1.-1 notice of nis in cation 70 make final proof support Cf hrs lIIn, and IIial entry thereof s- 1.- r. S- end ofcs i---Cct. Arizona, on the -n-h tsr Sf FeargaF f--l, y.z: Wesley hertrs1. E-r=-tt-ll No Et'. ta- cl= S 2 of \ W ant V VI ' oE - E. P aud ot H sec II, Tsp. lS, T. f-r, zL names -I- f0l Ig h.s witnesses: 6ecrya Wb5rs. George Wood. Nathan B BoEers Fred H---e-. rsl..- l- ct Iarapai Cogu.y. A. T
 NILLIAa { '. BILLY, Resist-s, Jan. el=t, l-l'.
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TEa.lrorr .. A.lLa.A.

COUNTY DE 1kr. FiA- D
 Da t- ieCrf1-.lte Gis ef JsuErl. 1~sI before nc, E N F.r.. Eer.rg ruli-. "a and for sSl couTty of lsva i. rrulis 4L1rr.7. if3s4 MsT'in.- le4S eBaly kEpRu fy ne e te h p described is ana vho Ite tne .s-Is ana who ezHnsiia .ioI. s.94rs ar-It aud rerl =i,h5Gt ths heAr1ng her tusJ-Id aItsr hi Ia iug been made acguAi. ed v.th sLe rt- ol ie Fa-d s-trun4eft ack lrrg ed that sg-zfs and 11r4'ed the ~iiEcut fear, .,-y4l uLfUe i,1usGcs of her nss5snd and gla. ste executed fre-y aud voluntarily and tor tis- aud Ilrf,e- ti.,rr.n l.-oL-d aD6 tks she doe >-ra rtra-- tl41 execution Of tle lu vit-sE whereof have hr-euu..' ra: hand aud aA-i fIy ,J;orie. Seal ,ls isy soi h-st AbsNe written, FB N. WILLS.
 NoTABy PCsILc. Prescott, Jan. .5. isd.
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SGrice of As.C,.EleEf.
To R.c. WILLIAMS:

E. I.
 You gre herely nJti6ed fiat t-gr e,retidsi one sund-sd ao1is labor aud m iro,tIcIt UpOn the Hermit mine, Copper Bstn. ls zys County. An Z0nz. 10 hold the ssid promises under the provisions oi section Zf2f Revised Stz;ute~ Cf the Tinted states End f wi-hiC si y- after fhis us.ics Jy pubcaricu.n you fa. r.fu-s e ecEtri5ute your proportion Of such eRdiiur-, ccOsnsr. your in crest iu said e.- v.h iecJIs the propcTty of ts, satreri..er as.dsr ssi5 r-cf.on 2-T-i
 r.f. NICHOLS. Prescott, \. T., Nov. 2. ISSt
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N0tIce fo Credifors.
Estate of THoNA- R.ILToS, decsase5.

Ee,A< gl AHNht- k2iLltss lfNrnrE-- Nosies is herety given by She d-EigEei, Alinis- trssOr Of the above named e-tsfc. to the cfst cf and ali p-rso1- having eisI- against sAsd deee-5. to exhibit ut she KeceSesry vouchers SIfhia Zen months ygbca;IeB of this a9ti-~. to the undersigned, st hs ofsoe in tn. o oi Minsrs Para. Mobave County. i. |.
 ". A. LANGi.AY.
 ApaINi-TKAIoE. Gi3erAl Park, 4. T.. Dec. T.h, Is<'.
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Curious Discovery ln the Silver BsI- Nine.

The miners ill the Silver Belt mine Welne-- day made remarkable discovery, show ing that the mine has been worked ages ago. The teu-foot bonanza. recently unc3vered continuing to widen at every stroke of the pick, left an overhanging wall on one side that appeared more like loam than tlh orii- nary wall or vein matte. of quaitz ledge. and so soft that it caved in such a gay as to obstruct the work They then wsEt up above the cave and decided [, run down on th g ledge in new place, So as to gat under the cave in order to have solid ground to work on, and in cleaning away a yace to start in. they found lying n the efe, on top of the ledge, in the soft loaln, iifeet from the sur face, five stone hpamei1 such & are found in the ancient ruins and abandoned mines of the Aztecs aI over fhe country, showing clearly that the Silrrr Belt has been worked in prehistoric times. This is the flst and only indication tha: has been found llil. the Bell" WAS ever disturbed before the pres eat owners uncovered 1t. Dan Thpug. this morning, showed us one of the haIamers, which miner had broken, in order to see the quality of the s.ons of wbicb it was made. The material Is a dark. tc,s2h, sla-y looking rock, such as the ancicnts uaed ;n making al th=lr hammers and axes. The mine and dumps ale now in good condition for jusr,a,tinn and wouId interest any ,,rft. who should visit them.
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Notice to the Public.

The undersigned oofiHes the Board of -upeVI-5rs that HU tba road ksp. tn JT5fr r-Tsir cr-i8z her prrTai-e~ the N1sg, BuryiHs GrsEE. tsst tts permission a.-ctofJre eIteul ls sII hs defi is+ Tas derzigusi would respectfully notify pi-i-yr. sho wish ,o vl- i.e baryns ground. iaat they go 0y tle road isading around the fA.Gn-
 BIEGISIA ROUGH Trsscoti, Ort. 2-, lss9. C
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EOTT1F--TE- pubic hef-br informed il.z. John ~ i -D-z is the -sef cgr-4r take O. ali the r.-c--e tFr Goodwin Hil.fuz CCnspSay and tr7o- s--.lf= I-iI, Tasz-y cIcsS, tHt tae said 5o.znes E4s 10 riFat p:Otec. tee against ,scly ,I-e t-esl--s.- < .ite
 NiEAT HASTERSON,
 ~a.-f. ersJdsfn E.LiLs Co. Tres.s'i. Nos. s. I.st<-
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Ncsy Gun Siiop.

Hayl- -.,1rn-i Co Try .,.t >aSF. oosaer Of McCor- aud ,'Jt lFir. s.E-ets. te West tide of ''rsI fe C-lss, rr-E,~.s c0.f-s FpEk ch7Lper thsa the CA--. st. Al k'Ets ci SorE dJue a: Sal Trsncisco Er..s.
 -H'E-Tv~s 2,-s e.fri.s c'.yAsso Fuz % rESTs, end -. E-a. sf r,rE ia propoTtioa. LCek-stieh -s a- Aia.-as- .-r-i.1d, a4I yoa ges hcres' Ecrk-
 l.yl5tE W. ". DESSETr.
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INo1EroRAT.H*-, .. ll-."W .|---- Mining Company uf iian c.aasy, Al-eaa. has incorporated. The Directors as- f. s. Trtlc, R. F N.--.v. E'ea-rl Nas- Frank Li,iue,.r sai .i.-s [-..la. .a. rha capital ~'I'. i"
 ia-.r.-tra...n af c.. ~a -a.--. T. C.m.en. have ,e.a .. a. N. .- t.- dr.cl. J,,n E.caa.s. >.la.. I. ].
 Arthur W. B.vmar and H-... 2. HT- man IS Directors. and z-o.u'i -..r---I .c-.
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\ STABBINS ArFEAl.-tAe Ionb~.r-e Nugget, of late date. giyes au acc.unt ui s stabbng aftray wklce occurred Iu the AlhamhTa saloon. over @ game of faro. wherein NIllI- Laurence Naa formerly resided in Prescott aas dealer. and 50 man named Newman. better known as "N.isr- Ter. Was "bu,king. tu alteration ei- sued in regard to the rules .. Ja- .-a.. Iu which Newman used ,-rv insulting .aa- gIagc. whereuran Lawryace struck laa .u the face. Newman then drew a kn'5e ac# stabbed Lawrence. tlst making scalp wound in the head. au8 then cu--.-- ...a 5a :hc bowels. Although the cat iu ta. a.F -, l.. a deep one. the physician, 'a.ul i- .- l.- necessarily fatal Newman left t4e t,.l .a foat. and hal not been a,r-s.-l a- lst-s. accounts.
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Justice Court summons.

h the Justices Court, BrAlshaw Preins County O. ELvapsl, Tefri.oTy of Arizouz.
 Tom Ca.Irl,eu J. F.
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sum Snon.

h ths D.tric, CoaFt Of the T-d Judicial District Of the Territory V Arr0us in and for the County of YsysJai.
 The Bradsha~ Milling ConJ-.sny. pisis,in,
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Eelvy Mining Transaction.

t. T. HalIaai party have purchased the sydney. Sagc Line, New De,arJure an., G..a. Dsner uIrg- ip Iomhs one. g rrrH- .--- &.-3 iee- u length and l.2D3 feet i, ei-.r.- lHey have also had under c1I- -l... ,as Trr,g base %. the Emerald mine. ... --- .T the same group. all of which .... .l .. eanl Central lode. The Es- tension .f Grand Central was purchased ny E. 5s...,. lt .s just Possible that some r..- arise u..v-eu the tao San
 a.s, but Mfr Head appears tp -s..asirn completely surrounded.
 re-t single operation in mines --- r.sc. .u ,.- .e.rty-J and
 st.r-.lr e,- .rea at f.-Jl
 ...-H. .-. ni .lr l.-a.r..
 E-- G--- j.. .a ..l Iel>-.cs,s
 .-a .-- --.e v. and Hl-.le-
 .r ..-t. ~--.-i ..-.. .5 ..-.a magul
 a-.a.r f--lr is-c rle gpuG3 - -. ~-.. mem r.e valuable ac4us- .v community. and we .-laN look ..-.rl. s., il.ir t' another upward sep .a ts- ri-v of Tombstone. - Ines".- Eau-..
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Esr au--age a- iurosit.ous upon the pub .- treasury. We would refer each and every -t,. -a-r % tle muddled bills being print g., lr homes. John Gosper. for the Lessla- trrc. under private contract. awarded Icy himself to himself Oh, what modesry
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In the District CsCrt or the Tkird Judissl District
 Te TiiO-y of AriEors, County lI N0zasr. A. '. DAEIs AND J. W. s1EFHESs0S. IlEfs
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Ju the District CouEt of ;h. Thirl Jui:caI Dstrict
 Territory Cf Arizona, County of Ysr.pai.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-01-20
THE MONTGOMERY FARM,

Since the opening Of the Connotton Valley
everybody hereabouis has heard Of the MontRom-
cry farm, where the big Montgomery cut was
made. 1t Will be remembered that, in cutting
through for the roadway of the Connotton, coal
In abundance was found. Since then the oues.
tlon OF forming q company to work that land for
the coal 1t contained has been considerably dis
cukssd and II has at las been done. The farm
one hundrad and thirty acres, about twenty acres
In good timber, was purchased last Monday for
$4,000 by company Of gentlemen mostly Of Ga.
nt burg and vicinity. The shares are as folloWss
Jess9 Werner, 5000; George Doll, $780, Charle;
L. Reifsnyder, $1,000, Frank Doll, $1,000 Hiram
Doll, $1,000 Zach Doll, $1,000 George Liebtag, a..
600; Jacob Liebtag, 1OOO B njamin Sell, $1,000;
Benjamin shenkle, 81 900; Andrew Bowers, Sl.O .OOG
- Bauman, $1,000; John BtowneWell, $500
Henry Sell, $500; John Montgomery, 81 ,OOO Henry
Miser $500, VIM. Keeier, $780, Adam BJllinger
$500; A.W. HeldenbrSnd, $1,000 or the one hun.
dred and thirty acres at least sixty are undsrlaid
with an excellent quality of coal. A number Of
years ago this farm was sold to the Montgomery
family by the father Of Mr. Jesse Werner for 5000
Now the latter takes as much stock In the nav
company as his father received for the entire
farm AS soon as the weather will permit the
Company will commence to open up mines.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-01-20
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

Program of the third special meeting Of the
Stark County Teachers Association to be held al
Limaville, beginning Fridsy evening and con,
tinuing Saturday, January 20 1881.
The address for Friday evening will be deliver
ed by Mrs. Mary NJ Baldwin Of Atwattr, Ohio.
SATURDAY,
Nine O. m. Opening Exerclses-school Govern
ment, by Prof W Coup OF Marlboro, Ohio.
Penmanship will be presented by Prof NJ
shellenberger Of Limaville, Ohio
Discussion opened by Miss Inez Campbell Of
Atwater, Ohio.
Arithmetic by o Wilhelm, Marlboro, o,
Discussion opened by E Wilderson, Lexing.
ton, o.
Geography, by W B Packer, LImavllle, o.
Discussion opened by Prot Wolf, Atwater, o.
Grammar, by J e Wilhelm, Marlboro, o.
Discussion opened by M R Campbell, Atwater,
Ohio.
Every person interested In the welfare Of edu.
cation is most cordially invited to attend; espec.
tally those who were so unfortunate as to miss
the annual institute last October, where so many
valuable suggestions were given by that able
corps Of instructors. Persons going from Canton
can take a m train east and at Alliance the Ac-
commOdatlon 1880 north, and return to Alliance
in the in time for the train west, thus getting
home in good time. We hope many will attend
and have profitable season in hearing and dis,
cussing the subjects, ell Of which we are unable
to have published at this time
County exchanges please copy.
M. DIsLER, sec'y.
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M. DIsLER, sec'y.

Dr.. @. Aver & Co. Of Lowell, Mass, have ia.
Vored us with a complete edition Of their Altman.
&C for 1881, neatly bound in one volume, Turn
ing to It's contents we fad ourselves prepared to
discuss the weather with our afternoon callers in
English, German, Dutch, Norwegian, Swedish,
French Spanish, Portuguese and Bohemian. We
have as yet only perused the English version and
to 1t we are pleased to give our unqualified en-.
dOrsement Though Ayers Almanac has long
been recognized as a standard American work.
yet 1t makes Its advent each year with all the
vigor and freshness OF first appearance, and is
received with hearty welcome by millions, from
the rising to the setting sun. We commend 1t to
our readers as woIk replete with instructive and
valuable information,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-01-20

A WIFE ELoPEs WITH PREACHER-A precious
bit of scandal Is now the absorbing topic at Litch
field. A seven.Day Adventist Minister of Well.
ington, O., named ]. G. Bartlett, has eloped Ut is
supposedly with Mrs. Chloe Herrick, wife of Elmer
Herrlck of Litchfeld. She is a young woman o I
about % years, good looking and attractive
and she abandons a husband and her little
child, small boy. Rev. ]. G, Bartlett is AZ years
old, and leaves wife and five children in Well.
ington In destitute circumstances.
Bartlett has lived in Wellington nearly year.
and was one of the principal preachers of the Ad
vent Tent Meetings held In this county last sum.
mer While holding forth at Litchheld Mrs Her
rick was one Of his converts, and adopted his
doctrines At that time there was considerable
comment about their intimacy.
On the IA h OF December Mr., Herrick took hi
wife to Belden station, as she pretended she was
going to Madison, Lake county, to see her sick
mother who lives there but since that time he
has not heard from her. Bartlett disappeared at
the same time Medina GGzete.
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MARRIED,

CAMPBELL-DANNER-A the residence Of
the brides parents corner Market and Tenth
streets, at high noon yesterday, Mr.. Frank Camp
bell OF the Fremont Coupty Bank, Canon City,
Colorado, and Miss Hattie Danner, In the presence
ola large number of friends and guests Rev.
Lounsbury OF the Baptist church officisted.
The bride and groom were the recipients Of
number of fine presents, among which we're two
French clocks silver tea set set china ware large
bible, several fruit dishes table and tea spoons
table linen and number Of embroidered articles.
The officers and Sunday school teachers Of the
Baptist chu' ch, of which Miss Danner was mem
Der and teacher, made the couple the present Of
unique and tasty fruit dish
The newly welded pair left on the afternoon
train for tour Of the East, after which they will
return to CantoL and spend several weeks here
and then leave for their western home in Canon
City, The well wishes of the DEMOCRAT, with
their host Of friends, accompany them.
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0RTR NSIRE ADVERTISING.

1t depends largely upon what 1t is thatis adver.
tised-the temper and feeling of the public toward
he subject matter, whether the advertiser can az
ord to steal in upon the readers attention by the
use Of some favorite quotation-Or riding in upon
some current topic Of discussion Some adVer-
tlsers have run against fatal snag trying to imi
tate the method of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup Cough
Syrup, etc.. in this class Of advertising, meeting
with disgust and rebuke. The fact is the adver.
tiser, when he enters in this way the presence Of
he reader unbidden, must carry with him his
own welcome, this unCeremonious manner OF ap
proach pre.supposes certain favorltism. A pop
ular pastor of one Of our city churches recently
made alluslon from the pulpit to Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup as illustrating how dear medicines even
become to us when known to alleviate the ails
and ills OF life, There must be truth and merit
when the advertiser can shake hands with such
high ompany,-IndiandpOl Journal
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ALLIANCE.

Repairs on The Bdggtng AA cOmp'eted-J. Kirk
Allen Confirmed as P. 4-ARiGnee IN The Temper
Gnce Convention.
Prof. Cunning is continuing his course OF lee
lures on Geology in the Disciple church. He Is
also giving course at Mt, Union.
ChSs ". Ruth, who has been in the West for the
last two years has returned. We hope Charley
will remain with u.s.
B. +. Underwood lectured In the Independent
church on last Sunday. His subject was RAD
calism versus Conservation"
The Alliance Lake Erie Railroad placed an
other passenger train on the road last Monday
We learn the project to extend the road to the
Ohio river is again being agitsted,
Protracted meetings are being held in several Of
the churches.
The repairs on the Bagging Mill are about com.
pleted and work will be resumed regularly about
February LIST. They employ about seventy five
hands
At last the indiscrimInate muddle about the
Postmastership is ended and what at one time
bid fair to bel question of "color" is now decided
"-'.NN.s VIC ANoo Va ohJ lmpul6 ulOUu D. NIX
Allen was confirmed P. NJ, by the u s. Senate on
last Friday and will take charge of the Office
about the first Of next month The change is
welcomed by the public as 1t is believed we will
have more efficient and accommodating post
master.
Alliance was well represented at the Local op.
ton Convention at Columbus last week. Rev.
Miller IN n
tended as delegates, while Chas. Lane had charge
of the music.
The suit Of Amos w. Coates versus steel's Ad.
ministrator is now being conducted In c. Y. Kay's
office before W. A. Nichols as referee. W. c. Pip.
pitt represents the plaintiff and Lynch, Day and
Parker of Canton, the defendant
The Republicans Of our town are considerably
divided at present. T. R. Morgan, ST., of the firm
OF Morgan, Williams & Co, Steam Hammer Works.
a member Of our city Council and a prominent
Republican, is waging a bitter war with the Re-
view clique. He handles Gillespie without gloves
and iS showing up his incC ngruous traits Of char.
acter. In the last issue of the Standard he pub.
liShed another letter. in which in speaking of his
want OF time to reply to the last article in the
Review he says, "YOu will see have to leave this
ridiculous, bulldozing lying editor of the Review
until get more time.", Again in speaking Of his
purpose in continuing these letters, he says 1t is
ITO rid the town Of the controlling, through his
filthy paper, Of one OF the most impudent, bully.
ing blackgaurds, and one Of the greatest failures
as man of ability and manhood that the town
contains" Morgan will probably be a candidate
for re election on the Republican ticket this
spring,
By the way, this unworthy lineal representative
Of Ham, asssils Verltas in his last publication
Let us simply inform this living monstrosity that
we propose to write up the Alliance news without
consulting his wants or wishes. Nor do we fear
his abuse Joe, perhaps you would like another
"Rej >iner." VERITAs.