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CHILDREN's DAY.-The secon

out tue whole extent of the Methodist
Episcopal Church under the above
caption. At this time the idea made
prominent is education, which was
the theme Of the three services held
by this denomination last Sabbath in
this place.
The morning and evening sermons
were based respectively on the texts,
"Whan l was child | spoke as a
child, l understood as a child, I
thought as a child; but when be-
camo man I put away childish
things )" and, Train up a child in the
way he should go, aud when he is old
he will not depart from it.
The distinctive feature of the day,
however, as its name would imrly,
was the 8 p. IN. gathering of The
children of the church attended by
their parents and ftica q Tbis ser
vice was bald in the auditorium, the
front part being reserved for the
school. The Attendance Of outh and
little ones was quite large, there
being one hundred and four members
Of the infant class Itself present.
On Saturday plecad ny aoodly
number of both teachers and scholars
gathered flowers and green, whilh
were arranged in boquets and wrestbs
and placed about the pulpit and at
tached 70 the gas jets There were
ten wreaths and from each one hung
a bird cage, The little occupants of
which contributed FL the gladness in
its power to the occasion.
For several weeks previous the
school had been in musical training
under the leadership Of Mr.. R. D.
Rees, and was thus enabled to render
very aweetly the songs selected.
After the opening exercises Mr. r.
W. Mason, the superintendent, gave
o concise statement touching the cen
oeption and purpose Of "Children's
Day." setting forth the fact that It's
object is the creation Of correct sem
timent agarding education among the
youth of the church, and OF a fund
known as the "Ohildren's Fund" the
interest Of which ia sacredly devoted
20 the aid Of young persons WHO have
belonged to the Sunday School Of this
church, and who, unable to attain
their aspirations themselves, may re-
ceive the needed assis'a nce toward
the realization Of the sans. to the ex-
tent Of 800 annually, on tbs recon-
mendeIion Of the quarterly conference
Of tie charge to which they rley be-
long, On Childrens Day general
collection is lifted in Al The schools.
and fine are,nt rcali4ad ia oJdei 10
the PRINCIPAL Of ihis fund. the inter.
eat oply being appIicd 10 the above
work.
The pastor then preached a timelv
sermon IRON the text, BE ) roHg,
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STILL the discussion, why Ec.f is
high, goes on. 1t is because people
will pay the price to get H.
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The new safe for the corporation
arrived Thursday evening and was
placed in the Council Chamber. 1t is
one of the latest Halls combination
close-l7ck safes and looks strong and
durable.
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PRIVATE picnic parties enjoy them
selves in the woods almost daily.
Dams and st. Johns rocks arc The
popular points.
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GLOW are you going to spend the
Fourth ?"-is the question asked US
daily. Tell you more about It, friends,
on the fifth.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr W. S. Hob,l zaIl,
lately removed from tins ulace, is
Secra;ary Of the n t,5a Gr5enb, ok
labor Club, of Ftiyiew Ohio lie
Wus also Ielalae to Tie Sale con-
gouion Of BE same party at Calum
bus 81 the 7ih iust.
Mr.. Henry Bt2 returned home
Frlsy Of last week from PhiladyI-
Phi4 where he had haen for some-
.i,Ge under instruction il monogram
Fl 4sayi.E. D. j. Betz or jeweler,
Low fully prepared 10 do al kinds
Of enrravina including the most
ias 10 able designs in monograms.
Mr.. x. S Waterman ard wife, If
Athens, Olio. were the gness Of
"Mine host Lypch, Of the ST. Cloud
Hotel, this Wees.
Mr.. Joseph Hitchins returned home
for the summer vacation from Dickin-
son Seminary, Williamsport, Pa,
Thursday.
Mr.. Lewis Kreiling has been rusti-
eating in Pennsylvania this week.
The Baltimore Day says: "Mr. S.
Fl. Adams, one Of the best known and
most extensive builders in this city,
died Sunday night. His career
showed what energy and persever-
ance can accomplish. Beginning life
as y poor and fatherleas boy, he rose
from the carpenters bench until his
reputation spread all over the coun-
try, and whenever any building of
magnitude was to be erected by mu-
uioipa! or railroad corporations his
services wera eagerly sought after.
His death adds another to the list of
representative men whom Baltimore
has lately lost" Mr.. Adams was a
ha.f.hrother Of Ms G,lmou Wade, of
this rlacr.
Phl.o N. McGiAin, Esq, raoeDt
graduate Of the Naval Academy, at
Annapolis called in to see US Monday.
Mr.. MEG. will will shortly go to the
Orient "a one Of he aagships.
Hobart Mcneil, Esq, of the Austin
& Northwestern railroad, was in town
Sunday, the guest Of his uncle, Thos.
Mcneil, Esq.
Msssrs. Johnson Collins and Charles
Smith, OF Me- eradale, were in town
this week.
Messra. Georg Anthony and Frank
Thomas struck on for the West last
Saturday.
John Hocains, Eq, o. Ne ersIaF,
was the .uest of relatives ia this
place last Sunday.
Messrs Matthew Sloan AID J. r
Shilling, of Homecoming, were visitors
in Frostburg Monday.
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DISTRICT No. 8-FLINTsToNE.

DISTRICT No. 8-FLINTSTONE
The officer of Registration for the 3D.
Election District (Flintstone) will sit at his
office in Gipintown on Tuesday and Wed
nesday, July 18th and 18th, 1889, and at his
residence on Murley's Branch on Thursday
and Friday, July 18th and 14th, 1882, and
at his office at Rush on Saturday, July 10Th,
1882. OWEN McELFISH,
Rouietror
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FrOstburg, June ~, sS@2,

LONGEST day of the year. next
Wednesday.
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SPRING CHICKENS and STRAW berries
were ripe at the Good Templars' pic
mic Thursday.
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DISTRICT No. 1--oRLEANs.

The Officer OF Registration for the Let
Election District (Orleans) will sit at ms
residence, IN Little Orleans, on TJesday
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, july iitn,
1871, 18th aud i4ti,, 1882, and At his Office
at the Canal runnel M saturday, july 18Th
1882. JAMES I. MCKNIGHT,
Rpp,stiar
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RELIGIOUS - The Young Men r
Christian Association will hold a
sospeI temperance meeting IN the "
E. Church, South, tomorrow (Sundagl
eve9ing al 81 o'clock The exercises
nill consist OF music, select read
iugs and addresse7.
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DISTRICT No. 2-oLDTOwN.
The Officer of Registration for the Cd
Election District (Oldtown) will SIT at
Carder Il Darkey's Store, in Oldtown.
FRANCIS DARKEY,
Registrar.
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DISTRICT No. 4-CUMBERLAND
CANAL

The Officer of Registration for the 4th
Election District Cumberland Canar will
sit in Precinct No. at his office, No. 10
South Centre street, on Tuesday, Wednes.
day and Thursday, July 18th, 18th and
18th, 1882, and for the Second Precinct OF
the 4th district at No. 16 South Centre
street, in Cumberland, on Friday and Sat
urday, July 14th and 10th, 1882.
o. M. SCHINDELL,
Registrar.
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Frost avenue IS Goth a popular
promenade and drive. The sidewalks
are nearly all down and in spleadtd
Condition.
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GHAND ARMY REPUBLIC NOTES.
Great preparations are going on in
Baltimore 10 receive tho numerous
veterans Of The late war and the Wis
iting military at TIE Grand Army
Encampment which commences on
the goth inst. ANA continues several
days. The grand parade will take
place next Wednesday and will be
participated in by nearly all the visi-
tors.
Messr2. Thomas Hill, W. H. Koch,
P. N. Jenhiro, Geor-o Hammond,
William ThoAas, JACOB Keller end
Lewis Skidnose, mo;aters Of Thobura
Post, No. 2l, Ct this lace, viii attend
III uui,a,m and IA rch with The
Maryland division.
Mr. Hill being Jaiior Vice Depart
nant Commander, VIII DO one of the
mounted staff tfcgls il the rroces-
sion.
The guns recently secured by Tho
burn Pest are 70 To used for firing
yo.!eya over the graves Of dead men,
bers. saIutes, g..
The Baltimore g Ohio and Penn
sylyalia railroads viii issue round
tIip tickets from Cumberland good tor
for DAVIS in Baltimore all $500.
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AT the session o. the Orphans
Court Tuesday, john f. RaVenscraft
administrator, settled his second and
final account.
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Omce. MainSt., HitchinsBras. Building

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS:
One Copy, one year. in adyance....,. ! 81
90 six months, - ..,...,. 70
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New Advertisements.
Jandorf'S Bazaar
HAS RECEIVED IT'S
New Supply.

THE goods Just received compare favor
j ably with any exhibited in the largest
cities in regard to taste, assortment and
prices. June 17-1t
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nth, 18th. 18th. 18th and 18th days
of duly. 1882,

AT the respective places hereinafter named,
for the purpose Of asccrtalmng and regis
tering i'll the proper registry OF voters ano
pol books the persons qualified TO vote in
their respective Electlon Districts and
Election Precincts.
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nlsrRIcr No. 0.-RART0N.

The Officer Of Registration for the 18th
Election District (Barton) will sit at his
office, il Campoe'ra drug store in Barton.
MICHAEL NAUGHTON,
Registrar
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Coon trouting in the Savage river

Coon trouting in the Savage river
CHERRY pies will be the next dish
for the epicures.
BALMY showers this week have
caused the gardens to lcok beautiful
SPRING CHICKENS and etraw berries
were ripe at the Good Templars' pic
mic Thursday.
The great labor demonstration that
takes place in Pit!sburg to-day prom
ises TO be the largest gathering OF
workingmen ever held in the United
States About 10000 will be in the
procession. Numbers from the differ
emf towns long tn. creek and Eros :
burg will take part.
DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN =
Wednesday morning al 4 O'Clock al
ter a rrotraetad aud painful illness
Er George Jeffries, ar Old ana high
y esteemed citizen, passa. away. He
vas Born in Choicest crsalre, England,
in 1905 and came to this country in
1858, since which time he has worked
ia The mines around Frostburg. An
siaPIoyee Of the Consolidation coal
company -incs It's organization he wac
regti ded b. the officials as one of the
c IN y S most reliable, faithful md
asilliul of workm n. All of his
children, ten in nun er-eight sons
and two daughters-surviVe him.
These comprise James, Elizabeth (wite
Of Owen Hitchins, ESQ., Samuel,
Jabez, Mary (wife of james Taylor,
ESQ., Gabriel, Jethro, John, George
and Alfred, all grown, and having
families save one. The last named
was born in this country, the rest in
England Mr.. Jeffries was quiet,
reserved chrietian gentleman, and one
of the most substantial, eteady, in
dustrious men in this community.
He labored in the mine until forced
by age and rn.eeblement to retire,
which he did reluctantly about a year
ago, His knowledge of men and of
the ways of the world was fund Of
delight to those to whom he express
ed himself. Ho enjoyed an acute
sense of right and wrong, and, with
out being in any sense a gossip, his
comments upon public matters ema-
mated from lifelong, deprecated,
rugged convictions. Well posted up
on tho extent and formation Of the
zeal measures, he was frequently re-
fe red to in matters touching our
mineral resources, the inquirer we'll
understanding that the truth, as he
understood it, would come. His
character was of the most decisive
type, aud he Logged work for employ
ments sake. His funeral took place
~ tie NJ. Il. Church yesterday after
noon at l:30 o'clock, Rev. J. P.
Wright, pastor, officiating. The SER
vicss, ana burial in Allegsny ceme-
terry were very l'rgely attended.
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THE TEMPERANCE PICNIC MopG-
tain Spring Lodge, No. y, ! Q 6. T.
picnicked in Winebrennera woods
Thnrsday. The day was greatly en-
joyed by all present, and wo under
stand the temperance folks propose
repeating it at an early day, Inao-
cent games were played and "fun ran
riot" the whole time. At l o'clock
p. Ia, everyone present was invited
to a grand old country dinner which
was done justice to. Towards night
fall the participants wendell their
way homewards, some feeling tired
but none tho worse for days romp
beneath the tall pines of a mountain
woods.
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The county commissioners compile
ted the annual levy Wednesday. The
county tax rate was fixed at 66i cents,
2 cents less than lsat year. The State
tax is l94 cents, making the total tax
rate SO cents as compared with 80
cents last year. The total amount of
the lovy is $l30,27796, and the coun-
ty taxable basis $l8,912,7u2. The
items foot up the usual amounts ex-
cept that the contingent fund is pru-
IDENTIFY enlarged to meet possible re-
duction of accepts should the coal
company tax suits in the Court of
Appeals be decided against the COM
missioners. Tho reduction will be
gratefully received by the people, and
the commissioners will he awarded due
credit for raln.-taklng care OF the
aounty fieaVce,
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BALMY showers this week have
caused the gardens to look beautiful
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more.

HAS our special correspondent. been seen
in the vicinity of Bloomington, GrtaaYilIe
or Accidentg He left Oakland tor these
places TO complete his correspondence for
the Mountain Democrat. Have yea seen
m?.Mountain Democrat.
Yes; he blessed Frostburg N day
with a call MA, looking hale and hand
some as any French gentleman from
Edinboro' town who had bean shot
head foremost through a barrel Of
axle grease.
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AocIDENT.-What came near being
q serious accident occurred last Mon
day evening to Mr.. Andrew Nash,
of this place. 1t seems the young
man in company with several others
was skylarking on the walls of the
foundation of Ravenstraft's building
on Bro d~ay when by some means be
lost bis balance and Tell Backward
into the cellar, fl citing upon him
SELF numerous coutusious and bruises.
He was removed to his home by his
companions aud medical aid sum
monei. At the present writing ne il
reported to be IN az myroved condi-
ton.
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WEIGHTS AND MEAsUREs.-Mr. G.
Au'houy. IT'S ector ct weights and
pea7ures. started OF his first tour
hrs week He is Handsomely equip
ped, and merchants aioug the line
nav look leedle oad."
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New Advertisements.
PROPOSALS WANTED
OFFICE BOARD OF

UFFICE BOARD OF
COUNTY SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS,
CUMBERLAND, MD, June IA, 1882. J
SEALED PROPOSALS. TO BUILD
- Four School Houses. and also
Additions the POEpey Smash
and LOarvilie Sch8Ol Houses.
are respectfully invited by the School
Board till JUNE 9th, AT 0 A. NJ. Plans
md specifications may lie seen at the Office.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
SAMUEL SONNEBORN,
President
]. w. s. CocHRANE, Secretary. [June II
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DISTRICT No. 10-LONACONING.
The Officer of Registration for the 10th
Election District Monaconing) will sit at
his office in ]. Myers building in Iona
coming. P. A. GROVE,
Registrar.
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JOSEPH WoMsLEY, Agent at &c! hart.
Extra copies, - cents, - for sale by
w. l.. AMMAN, Frostburg.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - Miss Belle
Q WiIderman graduated this year at
the State Normal School, fairmon
W. Va. The Commencement exercl-
seq were held Thursday last. Miss
w. sent us a neat invitation to be
present. Mics Ida NJ. Engleby, OF
Homecoming, also graduated-at the
head of the class.
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DIED--At Ocean Mines, Friday,
June 9, 1882, JOHN Crook, aged
about "A years, son Of Jabez Crook.
In this town. Monday, June 18th,
1882, Mrs. JANE KANE, aged 26
years, wife of James 7. Kane, Esq.
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Our figures last week stating the
amount of the corporation assessment
were incorrect. The city clerk, Mr..
]. S. Metzger, has since made up the
books and ascertained total of
$l,029,083. At 35 cents upon each
800 the sum of $3,60l.79 will be re-
allied. Last year So ,633S6 was Cor
ought to have been) raised upon tax
of 40 cents. So that we have, with a
rate 5 cents less, only $32.07 less
money to work on. What is better,
the burden is more equally and wide
ly distributed.
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IMPROVEMENTS still 60 forward in
and around this place, and nearly all
the mechanics are busily employed.
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DISTRICT No. 5-CUMBERLAND
WILLS CREEK.
The officer of Registration for the 9th
Election District Cumberland Wills
Creek) will sit at his Office, No. 176 North
Mechanic street in Cumberland.
j. GEORuE FLURS HUTZ,
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CHERRY pies will be the next dish
for the epicures.
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DISTRICT No. c--RAWLINGS
Tie Officer OF Registration for the 7tn
Election Dlstayi tRa@,iug) will sit at
Raw lngs' sto in Raw lmgs.
n. r. RAWLINGS,
Registrar
DISTRICT No, S--~W HSrERNpORF.
The Officer OF Registration for The Sth
Election District (WoStcFnporD VII sit 1t
his office, in Klgb,'s Store, in Wcsicrupoit
JAMES ki9uT,
Registrar
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GEORGES CREEK Coal = Weekly
Statistics Of 6hspments.-The record
Of shipments from the mines of the
Georges Greek coal region for the week
ending Saturday, June 10th, 1882,
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Election District Nonaconing) will sit at
his office in ]. Myers building in Iona
coming. P. A. GROVE,
Registrar.
DISTRICT No 11-FROSTBURG.
The Officer of Registration for the nth
Election District (Frostburg) will sit at his
office in Lapp's building, corner of Main
and Water streets. in Frostburg.
JOHN L. PORTER,
Registrar.
DISTRICT No. he. FROSTBURG.
The Officer of Registrat ton for the 18th
Election District East Frostburg) will sit
at Jchnson's Lumber Office in Frostburg.
GEORGE II. ARNOLD,
Registrar.
DISTRICT No. 1S-MT. SAVAGE.
The Officer of Registration for the 18th
Election District MT SAVAGE will sit al
his office in Mrs J. Stephens store in Mt
Savage. JAMES STEPHENS,
Registrar.
DISTRICT No. 14-CUMBERLAND
CENTRAL.
The Officer of Registration for the 14th
Election District Cumberland CentraD
will sit in Precinct No. 2 at the cigar store
of James A. Ferguson, corner of BaIti-
more and Front streets, in Cumberland
on Tuesday and Wednesday, July nth
and 18th, 1882, and in Precinct No. at
Craigen's drug store, No. 81 North Centre
street, in Cumberland, on Thursday, Fri.
day and Saturday, July 18th, 14th and
10Th, 1889. J. S. CRAIGEN,
Registrar.
DISTRICT No. 10 e LONACONING.
The Officer of Registration for the 10Th
Election District Cast Lcnaconing) will
sit at his office in Jackson Hotel, Iona
C ming, on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and saturday, July 18th, til, 18th
and 18th, 1882, and at Slams store in
Ocean on Friday, July 18th, 1882.
BERNARD P. WOODS,
June II Registrar.
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Georges Greek coal region for the week
ending Saturday, June 10th, 1882,
closed as follows:
To,al tons for week ......... 1883
/" year.. ............ 505, $3.50
Decrease over corresponding pc
Rod last year. ............... 3l0,0sS
Total tons to b. Sc o r. for week 6,001
year 421, 119
Decrease over corresponding per-
iod last year ................ 175,35s
Total tons to CO o Canal for week 93S
." year. 1896
Increase over corresponding per-
iod Inst year. .....-.. ...... lso,oll
Total tons shipped over G. d z. Il.
for ' eek. ................... 1888
Over same for year ........ -. 5I,oo5
Heaviest shippers last week
/, W. Va. Central. tons. 5473
3, Consolidation :. 1880. l,ls3
8, Piedmont G. 81 ....... S83
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE
To the QUALIFIED TOTERiS of
the respective Election Districts
of 44llegany County, Md.

THE undersigned OFFICERS OF REG
istrttion for the respective Election
Districts of Ailegany county, at their First
Summer Sitting, will sit from
SocLooK A. NJ. TO Z O'CLOCK P. M. ON
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday after the SecOn Monday
1.-THE Month Of July, Eighteen lSun-
dred and Eighty-Two, THAI is TO
saw Ot. tho
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DISTRICT No. 6--CUMBERLAND
RIVER.

The Officer of Registration fer the 9th
Eleclior District Cumberland River will
SIT at his office, in tire Vgian' Eugine
House in Cumberland.
SPRIGG s. LYNN,
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THE MINING JOURNAL.

J. b. ODER, Editor and Proprietor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-03-23

WE rise to a point of order. Some
weeks since we published true bill of
indictment against Vim. Mckinley, M.
c., alleging that he, the said VIM. Nc
Kinley, &c, had at various times and
under circumstances set forth, made ap-
pOintments wholly inconsistent with
the provisions of bill recently intro
duced in Congress, by the said VIM. Me-,
&C., whereupOn, the MassillOn Indepen-
dent takes the floor and Justify calls for
proof" We would remind the gentle
man that this case is brought before
that infallible tTibunal-the people, and
we presume to say the indictment can
not be quashed upon mere technicality
of this sort. If you, Mr.. Independent,
are the authorized representative of
VIM, &C., enter your plea. Guilty, or
not guilty? When proofs are in order
they will be forthcoming, and don't
allow yourself to disremember it for a
minute.-[New Lisbon Buckeye State,
'Rnnl