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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-08

The prevailing opinion regarding the
girl OF the period IL unjust A few do
cades back she spun, woye, knit, SO,
Thoee things have given way TO modern
machinery. She has higher planes, IL
more OF an ornament, when In health
IL beautiful. She takes DR., Jones' Red
Glover Tonic, which clears the complex.
lon, drives away pimples and cures oil
diseases OF tho stomach, liver and kid
neys. Fifty cents Of Durbin, Wright n
~.
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A physIolnn'a Tea,imony,

"In the treatment OF lung and bron-
chial diseases the liver IL often lmpli.
Gated TO such m extent that n hepatlo
remedy becomes no lesaary. In tho treat
ment Of such cases presotb, Simmons
Liver Regulator with entire satisfaction.
llnd that II acts mildly but eifectually
In reg ilating tho eecrotlons OF the liver,
stomach and bowels. l, l.. Stephenson.
M. d., 0wensboro. KY"
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REV. HARRIS PRICK, OF Pavilion, N, Y,
eays: II was troubled with Malaria,
Bowel Difficulty and aloepless nights,
which | found wap wearing mo out,
After taking Aromatic Wine two days |
realized great relief, sleeping well and
otherwise feeling like a new man, |
cheerfully recommend II 10 suffering
humanity" For sale by Durbin, Wright
a. rn
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I,nnl,inn,a Arninn snIpn.

The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
eoree, chopped hands, chilblalne, corns,
aud all ekin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. w
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Durbln. Wright u 90
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-08

Tho following marriage licenses have
been issued Thomas Austin and Grace
Miller, Maeslllon; Edward Slmler and
Mary Gardner, Oantoni Harvey Ritz and
Mary A. Strausbaugh, 0snaburg; George
Eyeter aud Laura l.. Little, Cantony
Charles Sheets and Minnie Warner, Marl-
hnrn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-08

A free and easy expetoration 10 pro
duced by n few doses OF DR.. ]. II. NO
Leans Tar Wine Balm, In all cases Of
hoareeness. sore throat or difficulty Of
breathing. 30 cents q bottle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-08

REV. W. FISK REouA, Of Aurora, ILL.,,
saye: II have used 0llmore'a Aromatic
Wine and Ind II an excellent household
remedy that none ought TO do without.
For sale by Durbin, Wright n Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-08

TnE WIFE, MOTHER AND MAID who euf.
fere from Female weakness and Debility,
will ind 6ilmore's Aromatic q positive
cure. For sale BY Durbln, Wright n
90.
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Application For Pardon.

Notlcc Ia hereby glyen that an application viii DO
mndo for tho rdnn of John uaasher confined IN thn
ohio state penltentlary convicted In tho Court of
Common poas OF stark county n the Charge Of burg
larry MAhoAREr uALliA0liEh
canton, o., Mar 30, 1880 -apidw
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Executors Notice.

Nolloe IA hereby given that tho undersigned has born
duly appolhted aud qualified Executor OF tho estate
Of Dapel Ktabill late " stark county, ohio, deo q
npr1 DIV JOSIAH KhfM
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sherlG Sale.

q, Louis ALBRIGHT ctal Ordcr Of Safe slarR county
w. Common pnm UNuit
Joseph rummcr VI nj, }
10y virtue NJ m order o. sale issued by tho Clctk
VI tho Court VI Common Pleas VI Staik Co.. uhln IN the
above action and ~ mo directed Will offer for sale NJ
public oucy ~ tho door OF tho oout house, IN tho civ
city OF Canton, on
Saturday, the l7ih day OF April. 1885,
tho following described real ctatc situate IN STARK
county, ONO, tOwit And known ~ and being lns
number seventeen 40 anu nftcn (lb), "a u, 4, NO
Caddcn'o addition to tho city VI MASillon, IN said
county,
Appraised at tiOO
sale TO commence At ono O'Clock m. Terms cRah
A. LElNlNaEii, Coroner
Now acting shOrln,
o. X, YouN0, Atty
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Executors Notice.

appointed and quAilned A. Ksecutor of tho sstats q
Jacob Vine, iAis Of STARK county. ohio, decu. -
Apftdw O1LvHn u VIVA
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Saturday, the N day Of N y, 1875

tho following described real estate situate
In the tOwnahpa OF rian ana OaniOn, Burk county
~ IN, tOwti HelnR tract VI tu teen ll4) AGnh I
and he nv pat 0t the allii wrs' "a fier Of oti u
uumner hIfyAi1 (80), u I W SHIN number ileyen
uD II fAnge uumief eight H. MA being all u sald
ln,Tier hing south OF The ~ Isbuah H. Wayne nnd
Chicago railroad.
AIS, part Of tha nOrthwes lu rler N seoi I'm num-
Onr ~ IN t0wn hip ulner ten lO), OF Targinu "
elght (b), (uaniO 4 wlN ~ bnnltd M fOlllNsi 10
gini ~ inc Neat end o. hr RiO esall fourteen ael
eentGf Of q elump NJ WI lnws standing on I'm nnfh
banR " tho rreA thepor IN attraph line across tn
creek 70 an eim staining hrlw'eu lhn ole'k anu me
Rtw mil thence ~ taRht lle 70 lhb nOr heiht
oruer NJ ihe B0nlh Abnllneut NJ Tho biilgri thalon
oininu tliH sans nu unti II trike, tho mifd ~
an old road on TIN brow N. hllli IN uCe dawn lha
middle Ol iha said ROAD until II sulheS thu wnOhsI
ihenod along hn bfOw NJ lhu II u Oys south bhnA
Of lr creek until the tAllr srhra The 30 ~ IL ~
quart W thenre ~ The nOthe b cor or NJ SAN uunrri
thence along thN norm ine " III lnAtrr ~ Tho place
o bfannlnf, ~ fp luz ten NO o. thera drylhbi ~
Samuel NefH ~ sai ma OIler anu tAbW Aerrg
thrTeui dhysfd yhtld am el row ~ 10 Andrew hiw'
eB, TIE AnOyr neaGrihed TRAIT bri ne SAINT devised
by said samuel 10 ,era " iaid Al ahanl Bowers IN
Juy, $40 (sre viii record "D,n IanB Bl2 aud BlAI
Alsn hr warr prM ega conveyed by (lrO ~ j. n mp
AMI wfo 10 SAMUEL bower' W dern diIrd March 10 h
1854 kICepllBg irum tho ahuyn denrlbd d uaot MY,
niue hnldrdlha n An aoio heretofore BOl ~ Joseph
Hershey
Appraised alto 500,
HAe 10 commence At l O'Clock y, m, Terms. cash
A, LElNIN0hh
Coroner aud acting sheriff
W W III 4 ptlaw Attorueva
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-08

A NIDfn send 10 cents postage, ana we will mall
llNI you FINN royal valuable, Hninple boz
III lIIV Of goods that will put you In tho way OF
III utI i making NOM MoNHr nj 0noe, than hny.
ti,lns elp-p America both norca OF AZ agaa can i've
ssin'ssa Ip fork In spare time, or a tho TINA Oapi
"a 'ss1 a 70 We will start ypu immcnsc pN
surS w ,MAst 81 opos sr'r%soN % 40 @ 70 ~"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-08
Sheriff Sale.


John II, wlsoS Admir- order ot sNlo, stark county
vs. Common Pleas Court
Dyyr,uo of an order Ia sell Issued by tho clerk ot
court OF r,mmon Pleas Of smk county Uhlo IN tho
above action, and to me directed, Will unor for sale ~
public out cy AZ tro door VI no court house. IN tho
cltr OF Canton, on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of April, 1856,
tho following described roil estate situate IN said
county to.Nit Beng lhg north hat VI tic northwest
quarter Of section thirty one Olb IN said lako town
ehp ana cOnla' " eighty acres VI land, lo the same
more or lOH, eX,opllug tuOrrirum tuut n land hero
toiOrc sold and conveyed out " tho NOt allp NJ said
nOl ~ Hirnm ava lanes STRIPE Aud lOundO aud dr.
ecIlbbd nA fuOwai beginning l0r tho unnN 40 chalnl
south " the northwest oruer " sNd qnnft'ri thntN
south "a dugioiH west NJ ng the west ne M atd 400
i0n 400 chains TO tho middle NJ private road thence
AlOnn tho mludO a said fOai a0nh b1a douttts cast
ohalnal thence north, "a degrera ott 400 chat al
N ncn no H., STA deuolH NJ, chains " tho place
OF beginning, anu containing QUO anu thlrlynyo nun
dlodiha Il 800 acres
Appraised at t60 900
sale 70 commence M ono O'Clock ., m. Terms oWb
A. LkININaER, Coroner.
Now acting sheriff.
BALDWIN a SiiIELDs Att'ya
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O. "'%%o' a''' stark cSS;y SSS' Ss$$Sn & Sal" Pleas
ny virtue OF an or 'er Of sale issued ny tho clert
OF the court of common pleas OF stark county
Ohio IN tho above action aud 10 me directed Will 0ie
for sale NJ public Outcy ~ tho door VI tho court house
IN tho CITY 0t Canton, on
Saturday, the l7th day Of April, 1886,
the following described real estate o.wti Being IN
tue townthlp Of LNe, c0unp oi slhlk and state 0t
OHIO, ana known ~ AMI bri q par NJ tho northwest
aud sou hwrHt quaren OF section uuml o. hlry, Uwn
Ghip twelve ANA range eight hOuhdd M iOnwsi lln'
RinnlnK ne pOlnt IN thntAi 10 dug fr m ore niuw
10 Hu Onsnntgll NJ 70 point whnrr thr Hecuun qnIi
lnr on d0yA Ion " sal Qulltrt llncA iunnlng u IN
aud tO1th through Mid NeopnaI theuro north IN tAid
lnN And O'lO ercheH ~ ne nut hrNt aud au'hNrht
.G0In'r NJ sad qunrtrri themes nnth ole dlinnor,
ia dtRfc@ east, 100 10 pfchea To- aANoi thrnpr
west H6A dcgtcoS uorh II 9 10 ptches, tncn,eso IN,
ila dear "a w'bt 10 b.lu ruhtsl thence east ~ do
gi1ra south i9 Ierchts tithb 500 hogiunlng, tho
SAINT 10 contain l25 pefchN. u ore ~ less
Also thn following prcmi ea IN th' same quarter.
fhugr tWn hln count aud state Aul hnuUdHd ~ tOl'
l0ws Commencing for tnc same at tuc nuithsnt corn.
or ~ irIct VI ANA hhOWn na mo u am mllll tAuli
thonoo boutn 10 degrees ohst, seven chnlua aud 80
prtc1rN ~ a stAk Z itencu SOUTH ~ degrees WOu 10
en- lna Auu psrhei tn Tue GENRE Nd Tue rlnl NNdug
tom Olotuluw 10 utN M uu'hi thence uulh - DO
ptOra WpNi chAiuu dud - prrthci 10 "a uhut iu hn
COuro q. sll thd, tho sam long NsO tho sullhruat
cururr NJ said Neat mills iratii hNncn nur,h w da
iera Untt with thH tnHl boundary lno O sllu Htnn
mills uaft TN UO) ohnus aud uino 90 pttchW 10 tho
plAOi Ui hcglnnlnM containing halt an acre OF laud,
more on loss
Appraised at Co. 900.
sale TO commence NJ ono O'CLOCK ., m Terms cash.
A. LElSINaER, Coroner
Now acting sheriff
OnN L. WHY ATTY
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aherIn Sale

ly virtue nj an 0riNr NJ sac iHsned by lhe cerk n
the rOuft NJ ON mon lris 0l haiF onuuy hn, ~ HE
above acnn, and t0 uH dreclHd viii nHr l0r Hae ~
al laulou. an
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-08

tho 10 LOWING dN cflhOd real estate situate In th'
cly VI cant ~ Giuny uf SlafR And fiaio " ohio ~ Wit
hpug tho aiuu tlt ~ luts uunurt $40 lnHw number
p1lh) ana 0l new numb $500, In said oly Oi
Ciutun, ONO,
Lot NJ pg2b appu iatd NJ $500
Lot NO, 1870 900
sllo TO commence NJ O'Clock y, M TERMS cash,
4. LEtNfNuElL
Coroner anu acting sheriff
40 HINEp Attorney
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vs. stark County Common
JuliusJ. Wcmtt otA, Pleas Court
Dy virtue OF m order u SAFE issued ~ The clerk "
tho court NJ common pleas stark county, ono, In
thu ab W. ae n AMI N mo deo ID. l VIII 0nr fn'
eAle NJ pubic QUERY ~ tho dour Of the onut hutnc In
the city OF Calon, On
Saturday, the 18th day Of April, 1886
tho following described real estate situate IN said
county o.wt lting OI ton Q0), IN tho " OF canton
Stark co mly, HI,
Lot No. 10 as an entirety appraised At te,B00,
ThH lint 90 feNt on tho tAa enl OF SAID lot No 10 Ap
praised ~ tl 300 -.
TNe socond 20 ieet on the east end Of said lot No. 10
Appralsed NJ 81 600
The third 20 eit OF tho east end OF said lot No. 10
ApprAiso1 Rt tl,7OO
ihe south haf uf 1875 10 ~ tho wet enn Of III No
10 except en Iff inc east end NJ said l2o feet, Ap
praised At % 800,
TO- together with AMI inclndinR 10 fuet nt tho emilio
east end oi said 1876 feet, appraised tl,b0O
The said premises will he offered M an entirety and
separately IN tho Ave different irlcts ini0 whoh to
same Ia mbilyded and the said Two last lieoeh VIII bu
offered ~ an entirety anu separately aud In NhlChover
manuer tho greatest sum viii ho ralEd for hhd
premises In thAt manner Tho same wi sbuld'
sAlN 70 commence At Ons o'clock D. m. Terms one
third cash. aud tho balance In tw0 equal an
nua pAymena with interest from day of sale, secured
by mortgage on the premises sold
a LEISINaER.
Coroner aud acting sheriff
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Sheriff sale.

Sherlu sale.
Joseph LoulHOuhclscr -, order O sale
scapnlm sSiycy OF uI. picSS IS Court St'''''
ny virtue OF m order Of sale lesucd by tho ccrR OF
tho court Of common pleaa OF stark county ohio IN
tho above action and 10 mo directed, will offer for
safe NJ public out cry on tho PROMISES In tho village OF
Navarro, ON
Saturday, the 10th day OF April, 1885,
tho following described roal estate situated In aald
county ~ wilt Known ~ being tho east part " lot
number ono, In waloe add Ion TO tho town Of Navarro
~ recorded IN the Noc0rdcrH OlCo Tor said county bo
inR ono hundred foot OF Of tho eat Ond VI said lot
ana bolng In dmena0na hundred foot front by two
hundred aud ton loot deep,
Appraised nj tli00.
salo TO oomu cnco at onU O'Clock y m Terms cash
A. LEfNIN0KR,
Coroner and acting sheriff.
Mono MooAary, AuyL
Sheriff Sale.
Curtis Sandals order Of Sale,
va Stark County Common
willam Bennett TUX plcaS Court
Dy virtue OF an order Of Oalc Issued by tho clerk Of
tho Court Of Common pleas Of STARK county, Ohio ana
10 mo directed Will 0or for aao NJ public Outcfy nc
the door Of tho court houuc In the city Of Canton on
Saturday, the Gath day Of April, 1886,
tho following described real cstaie situate IN tho city
Of Canton, county VI stark and state Of ohio, and
known As bong tho cast half OF tho south half n lot
number twcntAlx hundred and nlnoiy eight l000B) In
said city Of Oantou, Ohio. t.
Appraipod at 1000
salc 10 commence at O'Clock D. IN. Torma cash.
A. LEININ0Ei,
Coroner and acting shcrlr
J.P, FAwoErr Attorney -ll
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sheriff ale.

Adam Ilpppu order Aue,
W., dhtk luuuV ummnn
Join A, pOUfmnl VI al, lluW Cumt
Hy virtue VI M order ot sAu issued by tho clerk
Oi thr % n NJ onWmnn llruu M sax county uniO,
1 tho above action, aud tu M dlrr 'trd viii otter
Tor 10 At puhu uul0y ~ tho door VI iO court house,
ia tho cly Of Canton, Un
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-08
Sheriff Sale.

DlY&LYHca Att'ys.
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SATURDAY. APRIL oath. 1896

Flnd 40 cunt Oi the slppo Valley ~ asa Oia Assignee
paruAl Nj ertnmnAnyh
Final account OF OMna,ine wllllari'B Trustee
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-08
sheriff sale.

W. W. GJJ CLARK. Attorneys
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John H. wlscS Admir- lordcr Of 'alc, stark county
John s,ylpeotal common ''o" Court
, 1886-05-27
Ladies Occupations.

The opportunities for ladies' to find
amDloyment that is both suitable and
remunerative are limited; their pay is
usually poor as compared with the
salaries paid to men IN the same lines
of occupation. But there are some
very noted exceptions: journalism,
the drama. music and the platform
7ffer equal advantages to men and
women: and there Is one occupation
in which women arc generally more
successful than men, and that is in
the management of special agencies.
By special agencies we mean, they
are given the exclusive control OF tho
sale of special articles that can not
bought at the stores, ana. II the ar
ticlas have merit. and are in t.emands
they are Il sure source of profit t. the
special agent if properly handlsGe
In this line the Cincinnati Suspen-
lcr Company are offering induce
pents TO ladies' that we think ought
to attract attention. They are man
ufacturing the now celebrated Queen
CITY Skirt Suspenders for idies and
misses and their unequaled Stocking
S1pDorters for ladies and children.
Oscar Wilde. in his PHILOSOPHY oS
Dress" says, ''the first and last rule
is this. that each separate article Of
apparel Is to be suspended from the
shoulders always, and never from the
waist. Nature gives one no oppIr-
tunity at all of suspending anything
from the waists delicate curve.
(onsaouantlV. by means of tight
corset. a regular artificial ledge had
to be produced, from which the lower
garments are hung. Where there
are 40 suspenders there must be cor
sets: adopt the former and the latter
disappear. Catherine de Medicls,
High Priestess Of poison ard petit.
coats, invented the corset. Now cor.
sets are wholly lad. Petticosts
should be suspended from the shout
ders." No lady or miss should be
without suspenders. Oar leading
ubysicjans recommend them and are
| loud in their praise OF the Queen
CITY Suspenders. These goods are
manufactured by women, who have
made the wants of ladies aud chill
dren study, and they ask us torefer
them TO some reliable and energetic
| lady to take the exclusive sale of them,
and we certainly think that an ear
nest solicitation in every household
would meet with ready response,
and that determined woman could
| make handsome salary and have an
exclusive agency that would be very
profitable. We advise any lady who
| is in need of employment to send to
this company her name and address
| plainly writtenJ, and mention this
paper. Address the Cincinnati Sus-
pender 90, 179 Main Street, Cincin-
natl. Ohio. MyTw9
, 1886-05-27
Good Advice.

General Master Workman Powder
ly has again raised his level head
above the mass, and says in circu-
lar to the Knights OF Labor:
II a paper criticises the Knights Of
Labor or its officers do Lot boycott
it, and if you have any such boycotts
on remove them. A Journal not long
since made some uncomplimentary
allusions to the General Master Work
man of the knights of Labor, and at
the next meeting of the nearest as
sembly a motion was cast to boycott
the paper-not that alone, but every
person who advertised in the columns
of the paper. l wrote to the assem-
bly, asking that they remove the boy
colt and it was done. We must bear
in mind that the General Master
Workman is only man and is not
above criticism. We demand for
ourselves "the right, of FREQ speech"
We cannot consistently deny it to
others. We must tolerate fair, open
criticism. If reply is necessary,
make 1t in q gentlemanly, dignitied
manner. IL we are criticised or abus.
ed by blackguard sheet, treat it as
you would the blackguard himself
IN silence. That our aims and OBJ
jects are good is no reason why our
members should be regarded as be-
lngs of superior build OF material.
We are no more the salt of the earth
than the millions of unknown toilers
who do the work of the world. In
our dealings with laborers and capt.
talists we must deal justly and fairly
by them. If we would have it equal.
ly done to us, we in turn must do
equally to others.
, 1886-05-27
Suit Fer Damages.

Postal Clerk II. d. Temple has
begun civil suit for damages against
Collector II. T. Beecher. The com
plant alleges as a first cause of &C
ton:
THAT during the year 1885 de
fendant WAS master and charterer of
steamer called the Evangel then
employed in carrying Z. S. mails
from Port Townsend to Semiahmoo,
and that plaintiff was acting as post
al clerk on said steamer. That one
Daniel Kepler, residing upon said
mail route, as plaintiff is Informed
and verify believes, entrusted to said
defendant $500 In money TO pur
chase postal money orders for said
amount at Seattle or Port Townsend; 4;
that said defendant received said
money, bnt no postal orders were
purchased with il, nor was said
money accounted for by said de
fendant; that defendant. we'll know
ing the premises, on or about the 29th
Of May, 1885, at Port Townsend, in
the hearing Of said Daniel Kepler,
w. H. III. Leaned. james Jones and
others, maliciOusly spoke of and con
corning plaintiff the false and de
famatory words following, TO wit: /
gave that $500 to Temple to get the
postal orders" meaning thereby to
charge that plaintiff had received
said money and had appropriated
and embezzled the same; that said
woIds$were false and defamatory. and
by reason thereof plaintiff has been
injured in his good name and repu-
tation to his damage in the sum of
S5000."
For a second cause of action, in
addition, it is alleged: THAT during
the year 1885 Grover Cleveland.
president of the United States, caused
the name of defendant to Ee sent to
the L. S. senate for confirmation as
collector of customs for the district
of Puget Sound; that in opposition
to said confirmation written charges
were sent to said senate by some
person to plaintiff unknown, chare-
ing defendent with having received
said $500 from said Kepler for said
Poi POSSs dh1i hdhlll5 uHldWlullN 1D
propriated the same to his own use;
that in answer thereto said defend.
ant, in writing, under oath. malic-
iously published before said senate
of the United States, of and concern
ing plaintiff, false and defamatory
words to the effect that said defend
ant had delivered said $500 to said
plaintiff, and had instructed him,
this plaintiff, to forward the postal
orders in accordance with said Kep
ler's Instructions, and that defendant
afterwards word from plaintiff that
plaintiff had forwarded it-meaning
that plaintiff had received said $500
and uniawfully appropriated the same,
that said publication was aud is false
and defamatory, and by res son there
of plaintiff has been injured in his
reputation and credit TO his damage
in the further sum of $4,000"
Prayer for $4,000 and costs. Burke
" Haller are attorneys for plaintiff.
, 1886-05-27

A PoRr TOWNSEND Boy In LUCK-The
following from the SEATTLE P.-I will be
OF interest to our readers-amoDg them
the many friends of the young law student
referred to. He was born and raised
here, and We al! expect him to DO credit
to the town and to his friends and
relatives: "Warren Hastings is travelling
in the Eastern States. When he went to
his studies in the Hastings Law School
in San Francisco. in the fall Of 1886, he
accepted position in the law Office of
Hastings K Wallace, and was afforded
an opportunity to continue his studies at
the college. Porter Ashe, who married a
daughter of Charles Crccker, the Cali
fornia millionaire, has an Office adjoin-
ing this law Office. Nr. Ashe became
acquainted with Warren Hastings and
has made him his private secretary on
an extended trip through the Eastern
States. The trip is being made in a car
specially constructed in San Francisco
for Mr.. Ashe. These opportunities must
prove OF great auVdDJagS 10 l. :. hastings
in fitting him for his future profession,
the law"
In tho great Bancroft fire in San
Francisco the plates of several volumes
of Bancroft'a Historical Works were
destroyed; but all manuscript was saved.
The plates have been ordered from the
East by telegraph, 50 that work on the
history may not be seriously interrupted.
A Portland firm las on the way q
Canadian schooner with full cargo Of
bait. Arrangements are being made to
establish Station outside of Ihe three
mile limit, 50 rs 10 give Americans all
tie bait they want.
The government has fifteen men at
work at Point Robinson sluicing down
a bank and filing in piece of land
abont five acres in size for a garden
spot.
, 1886-05-27
Board Of Trade.

Our board of trade, held a large
and enthusiastic meeting at the court
house Thursday evening. More in
terest was manifest that at any time
since its organization. \ dozen new
members were received, and usual
routine business was transacted, after
which lengthy discussion took place
in regard to public requirements in
connection with the now custom house
building. 4 committee was appoint
ed to draft an urgent protest against
the proposed reduction by congress
of the duty on coal, lumber and iron.
We predict that hereafter the Port
Townsend Board of Trade will not
only be alive but "llicking"-espec-
tally when the interests of Puget
Sound are likely to suffer, or when
our local prosperity can be enhanced
by public action.