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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-07-11

The keeper of New York prison
charges SIS week board. He must be
laboring under the idea that the prison
Is summer resort hotel. Such an out
rageous charge is enough to induce a
poor man to lead an upright life, and not
patronize his old jail.-NOrristOwn Her
aid
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Sheriff Sale.

Joseph Dilworth Exr Order OF Stark county Com
-. vs. MOI. Pleas Court
BY virtue An order Of sale issued by clerk Of
the court Of common pleas OF stark county OhO In the
above action, and 70 directed will offer for sale at
public at the door OF court house, In the city
OF Canton, stark county. Ohl0 on
Z Saturday, the 14th day Of July, 1888,
the following described real situate In stark
county, Ohio, towt: Lot number seventy.ax 1851 In
Job Johnsons addition 70 the town OF Mt Union Ohio
Appraised at 1920.
sale to eommence at one O'Clock D. m Terms cash.
BOO ..' IL ALTEKRUsE, Sheriff,
W. II. PARE. Attorney. 7I --D-
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Sheriff Sale.

John A Ksgler ct al order Of sale in partition ps9
Mary Anna KegIer ct al. Court I
BY virtue OF an order Of sale by the
court common pleas of Stark county. Ohio, In the
action and to directed will offer for sale at
public outcry on the premises on
Saturday, the 14th day Of July, 1888,
The following described premses situated In the town.
ship OF Perry the county Of stark and state OF Ohio
and known as and being the north half OF the south
quarter of section number twentyOne (2l In said
township and of part also OF fractional section number
twenty (2O) in the township. and bounded as fol-
west quarter section No 2l and running thence
the north line Of said quarter Oryone chalns
thirty 900 links IN the east ne of said fractional
section; thence north ten (1O) degrees east along the
section line twentyOne CID chains and five (5) links to
post; thence north SS degrees west ehirtynne (39)
chains fifty (50) links to post in the center OF the
Bethlehem road; thence south degree west along
said road thirty 80 chains and sixty So links to post
in said road thence south SO degrees east htynine,
80, chains and nifty, So links TO p0st thence south
ten TO- chains and eighteen links TO post thence
south 80 degrees east fOrtyOne, Al chains and thirty
30 links to the quarter section line Of said section No.
20, chains and twelve and Onehah 12A links 70 the
place Of beginning containing two hundred and four
acres of land; .,-
Appraised at S2S 56O "l.t
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock a m. Terms. one
third cash and balance in two equal annual pay
ments with day OF sale, secured by mort
- y II. ALTEKRUsE, Sheriff.
LYNCH DAY & LYNCH. Attorneys.
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Joseph DilwOrth. Err, order Of sale stark county
i Common Pleas Court
Thomas Painter. } 10 .-IllTTNT 7
By virtue Of order OF sale Issued BY the clerk OF
me Court OF Common Pleas OF stark county Ohio m the
above action and 70 me directed will Oer for safe at
public OuteIy at the doQT OF tho Court House. In the city
Of Canton. stark COUNTY, Ohio. on N ;-,,T If.ilt-
Saturday, the 14th day Of July, 1888.
the following described real estate situate In stark
county Ohio. 10 wit; Lot number In YOFks
addition 70 the town 0f Mt Union Also te northwest
quarter OF section number n J. In township number
eighteen lSl and range six beginning Ruthe south
east corner o. the od school house IN said quarter sec
On and running thence eleven and e ght tenths
[1l.8l rods 10 lands OF Thomas Rakestraw; thence
north eleven and eghttenths l1.8l rods 70 the south
corner OF william Painters Lot; thence four
teel ana iyetenths Adj 20 the sonthTest corner OF
lot 0wneIi by NJ. A. McEruy and elizabeth Crubaugh;
henco south tben iee TO tho north line Of said school
lot: theme, forty ye 1881 fest TO the northeast
OF school Ot thence south H. rods 20 the
place Of beginning containing seVentyOne eightiets
[ 7l-aOl OF an acre ,.. -.. .'.-.Hr F-ur I
Lot 28 appraised ut S225.
Tract Of land appraised &C S76. i
Sale 70 commence at O'Clock D. Terms cash.
~. ..HIN. 900 p n. ALTEKRUSE. Sheriff.
W, II. PARK, Att0Sney. .. ..T - %.
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There Is strong circumstantial evil
dence that the assassin of Supervisor
Cole, of Vicksburg, was DIR. Cook, whose
daughter Lilly, Cole hadbeen forbidden
to visit. The girl left her home in con-
sequence. Since the killing of Captain
Cole she has become insane. ft
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A package containing two drafts, one
for 81 900, another for $1,000, and So
gold piece, belonging to lady in Beau
regard, Miss, was found 110 miles from
that place, having been blown there by
the cyclone. 1t takes cyclone to
"raise the wind" and you will always
find more OF less breeze where there is a
draft.-NOrristown Herald. .uHQ
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Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution of Ohio.
Section Eighteen Of Schedule.
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION No. 50.
JOINT RESOLUTION
Propoaing Amendments % the Constitution.

JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing Amendments to the Constitution.
Be 1t resolved By the General Assembly Of the stats
Of Ohio That at the general election be held the
second Tuesday Of October A. D. 1888, there shall be
submitted the electors ior their approval rejection
two propositions 30 amend the constitution OF the STATE
- follows: tI .--I-.I.
rr... .- FIRST PROPOSITION.
he additional section" in and with section eighteen
Of the schedule shall be repealed and there shall be
substituted for II the following: ..
THE general assembly shall regulate the traf1c in In
tOxicatng liquors TO provide against evils result
menis thereon is limited By any provision Of this
SECOND PROPOSITION.
The additional seciOnn in and with eighteen
Of the schedule shall be repealed and there shall be
substituted for It the following;
'rhe manufacture Of and the traic in Intoxicating
liquors TO be used beverage forever prOhbitedI
and the general assembly shall provide By law for the
enforcement OF this provision"
The electors voting I'm favor of the said first prOpOsi
ton shall have on their ballots the words Regulation
and OF the liQuortrac-Yesp and those Vot-
ing I'm favor Of the said second proposition shall
their ballots the words, prohibition OF intoxicating
nquors-Yea." .a. a......t ID
n either Of the said propositions be thus approved
by majority OF the electors voting at the said election,
then the amendment therein proposed shall constitute
separate section Of article fifteen II the constitution
...... o. j. HODGE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
r. g. RICHARDS
President of
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Sheriff Sale.

John H Brenner Order of sale, stark county
Common Pleas Court.
Henry MunshOwer ct ux I-|TT IHU
BY virtue of order of sale issued by the clerk of the
of common pleas Of stark county. Ohio In the
action and 70 directed Will offer for sale at
public Outcry the the court house In the city
OF Canton, Stark county, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 21st day Of July, 1888,
the following described tOit: Lot
hundred and sixtythree In Henry H. Myers addi-
Appraised at $3.50. h i
Sale to commence at one O'Clock p m. Terms cash.
.H. .U H- II. ALTEKRUSE, sheriff.
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you MAY USE MY NAME. !"

desire to inform you what your valuable medicine
has done for was induced TO try 1t by member
of our family 'whO had been benefited By Its use."
have suffered terribly from kidney dimculues At times
4 have beenVer bad having severe palms in back
with general loss OF strength and vitality. uiJ
My urine was very bad. with heavy sediment Of
brickdust, which last leading to gravel. com
menced using Hunts Remedy. with a marked improve
from the START the pains left the urine became
more natural and can truly say one bottle erected
permanent euro. ...... ..u.r
Ihave recommended It to many persons both here
and Boston, all of whom speak of it with highest
praise ...
You are at liberty to this letter my name In
any you may think best, that other sufferers
may learn the value Of the greatest of all remedies
Most truly yours, JOHN II. cox,
so Pleasant Street
MAIDEN. MASS. April 2B. 1888. ....
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nrIaoELLANEous.

n
AME1h week made at home By the industrious.
VAAH Best business now before the public. Capt.
RM " tal mot needed- We VIII start you- Men.
NJ - women, boys and girls wanted eFerywhere
i 70 WORK for US. Now Is ths time You can
work In spare time or give your whole time D the busl
nesS No other business will nearly - WILL No
one fall % make pay by engaRhg at once
Costly outht and terms free. Money made fSst eaay
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MIsoELLANEoUs.

~ N FNNA not, life is sweeping BY and dare be
~ n &aIu fore you die, something mighty and
IN I'm sublime leave behind TO conquer timep
AS0AO u SB6 a week In your own town. 80 outfit
free. No risk Everything new, Capt
tai not required. We will furnish you everything.
Many are making fortunes, Ladies' make as much as
men. and boys and girls make great pay Reader. II
you want business at which you make great all
the time, write for particulars TO H. HALLKTT 3 Co,
Portland. Maine. dec6-gy
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NOTICE.

Notice hereby given that the undersigned assignee
in trust for the benefit OF the creditors OF GEORGE W.
Kngsbury has this day filed In the Probate Court OF
stark county, Ohio, his petition praying fdr an order
authorizing him sell otherwise dispose OF the fol-
lowing claims belonging TO said asslgnor and which
have become deSDerfto tOHWiti II4..F.
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~ With Diamond Dyes any lady can
get as good results as the best practical
dyer. Every dye warranted true to
name and sample.
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Attachment Notice.

Malaohy Koran Before Jonathan 5. Hudson. j. p.
Adam W. oberlin- ". ohio. ! 80
On the goth day OF June A. D. 1888 said Justiceis
sued order Of attachment In the above action for
sum OF S44-90. m" II .u. .UIJ #ff. . F..
said cause will be for hearing the 9th day OF
August, A ID. 1888. at O'Clock a m TT. q
tun27-dW ..I. ..I n MAI.ACHYl lHORAN a
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HUMOROUS VARIETY.


A Yale student swallowed his dia-
mOnd pin, and is 80 cents out of pocket
thereby. n. 9.an .area.a. ..
eyes," sighed the tattered tramp as he
turned his pockets inside out, money
is nothing to me-" a
Is the man who delivers declama-
tiOn through the telephone a heIlOcu-
tiOnistp-The Drummer. e
Red Cloud has discovered a gold mine
on his reservation. He Is one of the few
clouds that have a golden lining.
married man doesn't shiVer now
when he passes sealskin saeque store
but the sight Of millinery store sets
him wild.
Victor Hugo's latest epigram, sent to
a lady autograph fiend in Michigan, is
this: ITO love is to act" Yes, not in
frequently to act like fOOl.-BOstOn
Herald.
Lady Brooks Caruthers Is coming di-
rect to San Francisco with her six un-
married daughters. Is it possible we've
got to drop everything and take to the
woods againp-San Francisco Post.
A grocer at Des MOines put a stone
under an old hat, and James Welch
kicked it and broke his big toe. The
grocer didn't quit laughing until YER
dict of $500 was rendered in favor of the
kicker.
An absent minded editor wrote love
letter and an editorial at the same time.
The love letter he sent out to be set up
in tVDo bV the printers and a long adi-
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NOTICE.

Netce Is hereby given that the Trustees OF Jackson
township will at McDOnaldsvie the first Satur-
day In Zach month, between the hours of and ~, 10
transact such business may be brought forward
d.. .......-...r r.. .# ........ n, q. KROPE
JACOB BRAuCHER <
..t.I I.... ... -.. FRANK BORON. ..
apr2S-om Trustees.
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Adopted AprIl4. 1888.
UNITED STATES or AMERICA. OHIO.

UNITED STATKs or AMERICA OHIO.
. OPPIcE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATK
LJAMEs W NEWMAN, Secretary OF State Of the State
of Ohio do hereby certify that the foregoing
copy Of Joint RESOLUTION adopted by the General
semby Of the state OF Oho, the Ath day Of April
A. d. 1888 taken from the original rolls filed In this
Onira
IN TESTIMONY WHEREBY, have hereuntO subscribed
paIne and axsd the seal Of the State OF Ohio
at Columbus, the 4th day Of pril, A. D. 1893.
JAMES W. NEWMAN,
4 CsEAL-l Secretary OF state
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Attachment Notice.

John b. Brothers Before Jonathan s. Hudson, j.
) p. Canton township. Stark
Adam W. Oberlin } Co.. Ohio. -. v.
On the 18th day Of June. 1889 said Justice Issued
order OF attachment In the above action for the OF
Bl6854. SAID will be for hearing the 4th day
Of August, 1888, at O'Clock a m.
jun27-dw .T....r JOHN d. BROTHERS.
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An absent minded editor wrote love
letter and an editorial at the same time.
The love letter he sent out to be set up
in type by the printers, and a long edi-
tOriaI on tariff to his girl. There was
fun at both ends of the route.
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FARM FOR SALE.
wish 70 sell my farm located miles east of Massil
N. on the Canton road. consisting OF 49,.
~ Acres. ..'

There the farm good house. and otherbuiIdinss
orchard. and Is we'll watered. For terms. &C. on
or address, JAC. EIChEE2 b.
128 South Charrystreet
1unlB-gm #. |.H' .H.H UantOn Ohio.
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FoR SALE OR IKAsE.
NOTES FOR SALE,

Several rsclass mortgage notes amounting TO about
$4,000 They bear per cent annual interest and are
we'll secured by real estate mortgages Gail h the Ofce
" apr4.ow 10y = AO"'" AUSTIN 1;yNtnJ ApVuDt
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Attachment Motto 3. >

The Connection VALLEY Railway Before B. +. Faust. J.
Company, Pltffa r, Canton township,
Adam W. Oberiin. Defendant '''A 1'A'' ~ N''O'
on the 18th day of june 1888, said Justice issued
order OF attachment in the above action for the
.CoNNOTrON VALLEY r. R. COMPANY.
Canton, o. June 2S. 1888. ..rr. Iun27dW
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B-Breakfast S-Supper.
N MONSARRAr, Y-...... I.r -r| n I. AFFLEsyK.
gen1 superintendent ten'I Psa. ARt-,
rt 80. Akron. o. -s Oolumbaa. o.
n II. AIKEN. Travelling Agent Columbus. O
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NEW YORK. PENNSYLVANIA & OHIO RAILROAD
(ATLANTIO & GREAT WESTERLY
TIME TABLE-Adopted May 2Oth, 1888.
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LEGAL.
Sheriff Sale.

Joseph DilwOrth. EIr, order Of sale stark county
"a N Common Pleas Court
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Fine Home For Sale Cheap.

7-rOOm house on lthe cpruer OF Newton and West
Fourth street. Good we'll cisoern and OutbuIldings
Fruit OF all kindS-grapes, cherries, peaches apples
&c Good coal house and shed, stable with door In It
and for two hOrSes and buggy. Call at D
dec27n So kAst rusearawRs Street.
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Y. a. BALDWIN, E A EORD,
3 b Manager. Gen'l Pass 4 naket ARt
PrrTsBURaH, Pa
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TE y TRAILRoADs.


OoNNOrroN VALLEY RAILWAY TINE TABLE
In efoct sunday. June 10Th. 1888.
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FOR SALE!

A splendid farm In Burton, 6eauRa 90, ohio. I2sh
acres. Black sand and Oam in high state OF cultiv
ton Finest OF corn, wheat, clover and grass land
About 100 cleared. Plenty OF rail timber and
water. Large new house. barn, sc. A splendid large
young orchard In full bearing Immediate POSSESSION
given. Frank d. Chapman. on the place, win show It.
Cash, or long time given |1it =. A ..b
For and further particulars call on write to
II. II. PRATE .
Jun2OOm I07 Pub. square, Cleveland, o.
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I'TT I0r17 SAM BRIGGS. Manager. D.,
VALLEY RAILWAY. .. ..l
To Take Enect Monday Dec Bd. 1882.
NORrHWARD rRAINs 90 IN -
-7-7T7 ( FTp. MAIL Express IsUNDGTS ONLY
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NoRrHwARD

Coshocton and OarrolltOn III.
COshOct0n 4 CarEOlltOn Mail.
Cleveland Sunday Special. 80.
Congress Lake Sunday Specla
tl u
Local Freight. ...............,
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-09-27
C0UNTY NEWS.
lettings from our Exchanges.

The members of the new AdamstOwn
charge of the Reformed church are erect
ing neat two-story parsonage in Adams
town. Valley Register.
The Knoxville correspondent Of the
Times says that Mr.. Edward s. Cummings,
who has been residence ofthat neighbor-
hood for thirteen years, has had twenty
nine horses and mules killed by the cars
in that time
FIRE NEAR LIBERTY.-Late on Mon
day afternoon of last week fire was dis
covered IN the straw stack on the prem
ises of Mr. G. w. Strasberger, near this
place, in short time the straw, a log sta
Bile, and the post fence surrounding 1t,
were entirely consumed. The dwelling
house being very close to the stable, was
in great danger, but fortunately was saw
ed. The straw is supposed to have been
Internationally ignited by some small
children who had been playing around the
stack. No insurance; loss about $780,
Banner.
DEATH.-We are panied to announce
the death of Elias L. DeLashmutt, which
took place on Tuesday last, at his resi-
dencc, near New Market. DR.. DeLash-
mutt was born January LIST, 1900, and was
one of the old landmarks of our county.
He was State and county tax collector for
1874 and 1s45, and was elected Judge of
the Orphans Court in 1850, and acted as
Chief Judge during the time. For the
past forty years he has been an active and
prominent member of the NJ. E. Church.
He leaves seven children, forty-two grand
children and two great-grand-children
Three of his children reside in Indiana and
the rest in this State. The many friends
of this estmable gentleman will regret to
hear of his death.-(itizen
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A prime lot Of Locust and Chestnut

A prime lot Of Locust and Chestnut
Posts for sale at
VIM. l.. ArmaCost's.
Royul Glue has no superior for mendlng
household articles. Price 30 cents per bot
tie, for sale at Leatherman's.
The Md. Democratic State Convention
met in Baltimore on "Wednesday and
nominated the following candidates;
For Governor, Robert M. McLane, OF
Baltimore city.
For Comptroller, J. Frank Turner, OF
Talbot county.
For Attorney General, Charles B. Rob
crts, of Carroll county.
Flckers make boss stew and OF them
we did our share in winging twenty, on
last Saturday. A whole day in the woods
with a gun on your shoulder is the finest
relaxation and the best remedial agent We
know for one that has stood square up to
a seasons hard work and, if the court
knows herself and she thinks she do, she II
take some more of it.
Job Lots. Bargains Shoes, Notions,
Dry Coco $, etc Selling off cheap to make
room for new goods, at
GRIMES & BOBL1TZ.
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New e7hfrfsemenfs
ESTRAY.

Came to the Subscribers residence on
the 23rd of Sept. 1883, as an Estray, q
White and Black Spotted Barrow Hog,
which would weigh about 200 lbs dressed.
The owner of the above described Hog
will come. forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take him away.
Peter Boylan.
Mechanicstown Md.
Sept q At.
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LARGE CoRN.-Rey Mr.. Berry brought
an ear of corn to this office that measured
1oa in. long, II in. in circumference and
; weighed 2lbs. 2oz.
REwARD-Lost, between East st and
Mr.. John H. Rouzer's residence pair OF
ladies' gold spectacles. Return to this Of
flee and be rewarded.
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE
The Republican County Central Commit.
tee met at the Court House, in Frederick
on Saturday morning last, and organized
by electing Mr. Edward A. Gittinger
Chairman; j. s. B. Hartsock, treasurer
and Francis Brengle, Secretary.
North Elba, Essex Co., N. Y.
Dr. Clark Johnson
wish to acknowledge the great benefit
! have derived from the use of your Indian
Blood Syrup. was a great sufferer from
Dyspepsia, and your medicine ehectually
relieved me. Allie /. app
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DIE o.

On Friday last, in this place infant son of
r. q. and TheoLocia Stockslaie.
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VIM. j. Cramer &

VIM. j. Cramer q
Son have the exclu-
sive agency for the
sale of the Walker
Boot and Shoe, in
.Graceham and Cree
gerstown, which will
be sold to cash buy
ers at extreme low
rates this fall.
Enamel Paints in Quarts, Publications.,
Gallons and Kegs, at 81 so per Gallon.
Satisfaction guaranteed. For sale at
Geo w. Stocksdale's.
Mr.. Frederick White has raised the
finest lot of potatoes that we have seen in
town this season.
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DIED.

E'h: In Pnckcrtun, on the 10th instant Of
ehOlnra mOrbus, Mamie May, child of Paul
anu Sueannah Eek, aged year, 10 mont lis
and days.
kUNlZMAN.-In Towamensing. May 5th.
Oi consumption, Maria Kuntzman, ageL 40
years, " months and ~ days.
BURiER.-In TOwamensing, May 18th, Of
consumption. Harrison Burger, as.d "a
years aud months
SCHW A Is I'm East Mauch Chunk. MAY o.
Laura lis Il, r, daughter OF Lewis ana Sa.
billh SchwaO aged about years.
BEiDEL NJ aAN.-ln BowmansvlIe, June G,
waiter, infant SON Of j II. aud Eli.ube III
Belieldian. aged aLOu, 10 months.
BEhR.-ln Towamenslug. on June altb. OF
enc r, Danicl Beer, aged q years, 10 mos.
and - duys.
AK tR.-ln Weissport, On the 9th ultimo,
Ftahkl n T., N uf UscaI n I'D Jane Arner,
hHth yehls and DIUnLs.
GU rn.-In LehighIo1, On tho h ultimo,
Pifrce A.. son OF 4. ard Mary GLth aged
alb rut / years.
kuNkLE,-ln Long Run, on the end inst,
alVesln IL tniant Gaugh hter OF Durus ana
susan hunhlc, aged mouthS.
SMlrU.-On the 3rd inst. in Towamcnslnp
OF drnlsy of the heart, Cathariuc. wtIu OF
Jacob smith, aged ~ years and IA days.
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A Mauch Chunk Policeman.

john Blackwell got moderately drunk
last Friday morning and using his privilege
as a rairoader tried To get into the cabin of
an engine at Mauch Chunk, for a frce ride
to his home at Packerton. But George
Painter, as usual. was "in the way"-wbere
policemen are sure TO be at exactly the
moment they are not wanted Painter
threw Blackwell violently from the engine
The drunken man made an Intoxic ell
tort tn square out" N an amusing style be-
fore 1.-THE police" Perhaps the crowd ap
pIauuedi perhaps they didurj but at all
events Painter drew his "billy," smote
Blackwell heavy blow which fractured the
skull and literally burst in Que OF the eyes,
Blackwell, who was taken to St. Luke's
Hospital at Bethlehem, presented most
pitable spectacle with the matter flowing
down from his empty eye socket. Painter
was taken before Justice Slroh, who put hn
under $500 bail to appear at the. uext term
OF eourt. Strong feeling has been aroused
aud strong language is current, but We re-
serve further comment until Painters story
is heard.