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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-29

The Cottage Lodging Housa sjt;la- ted on Fifth street between FrenlUHt and Sa!locd, next door to Joseph Hoeniols, conducted by Mrs. Mary DeHaan, has just been tharouSi!- F cleaned and elegantly rcfurn- ished, in every room. H,t and coll baths counected wili. the house. Eooms GU suite 9r .iuglr, Commer- ciul travellers would do well to stop at this house. MRa. MARY DEiIAAN.
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J,M. BracewcH, E. R. MoaI, 1Fdl- cox; Miss Rose Lopez, aIr. F. Lopez Eisbce; F, Phoenix, Tucson; Scott White san Simon; Theo. WelIieoh Charleston; [. Sudaw Sonora, are registered at iAe Occidental Ho- tel.
 As several iagairies have reached
 his office asking for information as to whithrr justices ot tho peace and consla1lys shoaIi be yo!ed fur at tue city polls, we desire to state that they must be voted for OH the county ticket.
 FoUND--A bay horae mule inzlincd to be leggy clme through St. DAviIs with a halter on and 6 long rope trail ing las an indist;uct brand on the left thight that looks like " 5 cou- nected. The owner can have the same by paying charges and proving property by calling upon J. 5, Merrill at St David. tf.
 Ii it were not for belittling ami de grading oIrself, we would have some. thing to say of the editor of the Morning Mugwump, but as those who handle tar are defled by it, s0 we, if we should have any controversy with this thing, would be tehleI. We will let him wallow in in his own filth and take no notice of him whatever.
 Mir. Fred Heyne, superintendent of the Copper Prince mine, in Bisbee, has written 10 Joseph Pascholy that he will arrive in this city either Oil Saturday or Sunday. The arrival of Mir. Heyne will have considerable bearing upon the future workings of the mines in Biy0ee, and while We do not know what it will be, we feel as- surod that t will bo for the benefit oi Bishce.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-29

IF YOU want the affairs of this county administered fairly and hon. estly, as far as the Sherilf's office is concerned, you must anu will vote for R, s. Hatch, who has proveE by his acts that he is the right man in the right place, Voters will paset this in their hats.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-29

C.G, BEAN, during bis canvass of this Territory, las never used any personal measures againat Mark Smith, while Mir. Smith has ttl;en every opportunity to deile MT. Bean. Had Mr. Smith never called upon Mir, Bean for favors this might be ali right, bgt as MT. Smith has called upon Mr.. Dean for farorR, which were granted, it shows very little principle on Smiths part.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-29

THE morning "Mugwump" pub fishes card this morning from the father and brother of o. D. Merrill, justiiying the letter written by L. ". Blinn. Why don't they publish a card from O. D. Merrill himself. A4y- body can publish a card saying that Mr, Bhnn was justified in writing that danInablc letter, but the princi- pal in the affair is tho man whom the public would like to hear from.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-29

Fred J. Dodge is one of the Rcpub- lican nominees for the eflice of Con- stable. He has filled the position be-- fore, and during tie list two years has acted as night watchman in this city to the fall satisfaction of OUT people. That he will be elected Con- stable there is Hot che least possibility If n ,Innht
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 Because new tcyt hook is used .Gat re- duves .hc lubrr Of laanjng lropartjona, ely 10 the difference iu price by the system be. ing made simpler thar heretofore aNG more practical, besides being the nI.st ruFi,lGr method, having the iEdorseueEt Of 0ui CoagreS*l"nsl ard professional reporters cTeTy where, together with oyer IGJJ .:radH- atcs Ci csr Chain uf PHo"a.rr.u4i: Cui- legcs. 2 " uod meu oa iEe farm, iu uJfL shops ara elsewhere; gi.!s at home, ;il i,c- tori, and , schHul naI1 icaru cd tirn art In from tkTce tu siy mOHlae' stvty during spare moments and been helped tu rositi.us m offices 5g Sir: Srcu-DioNne, where they have earnrd troio slz 10 *@0 week. Wri, ana ask for q free eatap.c copy O. BrGTU..s PErnc@rGph:, Monthly GHc tu.! particulars, AdH!rs, D. l.. 5cJtl-DcgWHe, 2j ClIHtcn I1-ce, New Yrik '. ' 70 2j jlI
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s'rayel from Charleston, light sor- sel horse, ab"ut twelve hands high, with whi'e nif hia,i foot; ki :es show scars of old break. La4t s,en g,ing down San Pedro. E.wa d by return ins tC Tombstone N. < N. Uo. I0 20
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strayed from Soldier Iioles about one month ago bay horse with buck le brand on left hip, and q running N un left shoulder. A reward will be paid to any one returning him to John NcntSomery's coIrol, CT giving infot mrtion a. to where Le can be found.
 tf DAN CLEtRY.
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t ssE-fa' sam L7esss'0 zkozlssei-es1 ConmenclaS er CocLise Stronghold -pan mountains, October 5ih, I5sG, tIerc to Htelsiole and San Pedro Es oH4an Pedro River, aboNe Burson, up river to Sur0Ia line, across 10 Terras tkence aroaua souJn end Huaclnica rni tlins to Bar5acoIlari, down Barbacomai mouth of valley Mr. J~u,s Waugh art throughout US captain Ui said ruder
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IE TIE JUSTICES CCUE .CF SECOND I"WHahIi', Uj the COus,;3 Ol COeAIse, ,, r. iIi"ry Ol AriZOld.
 Ii l Rogers. Plaintiff, vs Mrs Eer.ira CCker, De!culant
 Hhe territory Ui Arizona sends greeting lo E.inira CoAcr, dc!cud;hL.
 i0I are hereby gumm>ned to appear bt3 :CIe hlc, at ;ny office ia BensolI, iis Lie coup- tl O. COchi'e, sn lie i4lh daJ Cl Ottut Ia:'j, al 5 o+i",k la, .n aH itci.1:i bu0u a-'laSt you Gy SaIu riisallf, J1 .s,sner is4x C;in Ilaiui "i the above Eaiiirl u!Hiztia ng!d action Is bi ought to ,ccorer ofyna ihc eun oi Ninety dollars aud .!t} five ccals a5 "n afsuitat sia.ci, between Ssa SilG i4g rrlr of Rogers b;os, 6rlis.,.., .. Izoaa, for g"o a,,a asd ssr .lG'.:rG io 5s,u d. ,-ilr !s- siescs and .et..icst. a@d i'r inosry A,J Jyalieri '.S "!.i h'vie iu'iy a!year oH statement s,a hle n l&ls oEict winch is tiaus & targ .7f roaii plant 2j iai;ti1, Or rii,i=inero viii i.s I-Acl aS;.iis; yuG i'r iEe ,.t.a OIaci.i,s. .,- ,,ai"cT iiE costs oi tliS sa,5 fl },5,. iz., lg, ,5;3':.'r iiil: ,sb4wei.
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. IF would he impossibl. for Mir. Tweed, should he be elected County Treasurer, to attend, personally, to the business of the office. The people Yant man for County Treasurer who
 gill be physically able to attend to
 the dpGss of that important office himself. sqch B II }n is Andy Ritter.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-29

IF it were possible to rise above the atmosphere which surrounds the earth we should see n0thing but an intense and sharply defined ball of fire, while everything else would be wrapped in total darkness. There could be no diffusion Of light without an atmos- phcre CT sqme similar medium for it to ac. upon; bat if the air about us elteahed to ? h'rishrof 7Oj miles, the rays of the Snl could not penetrate ii and we vou!i b, left in darkness. A F.e depth os 5t ! iect n the ocean Il 9
 .ht ceAses af;sescth,r, } oae-hl, ef the light being a6.',.3cd in passing through only scroa feeS of the purest .gFc,
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Frank Broad Is the regular nomi- nee of the Republican party for the office of Constable of this precinct, and as this is the first time either party has honored the Cornish ele- ment of +his city with q nomination, we feel assured that he will be elected without opposition.
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1n ALL WHOM IT-LAT CONCERN: Whereas my former partcer Fritz Ger hardt has mystariously d.5Gprcared from his place of business :n. B,5bec, Cochise County, 4. |, au pslsons gre hereby noti- frd that I w..l not be responsible .or any dchs which he may contract
 HE2HY DE4AcEzR. 3isbee, August 4ih. 'SSd.
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A splendid line of mems California undeIcio,hos, it Bags's. 15-,f
 To REET.v-A house of three rooms, corner oi seventh and Bruce streets. Nice garden, chicken house url st;- bic; fruit-aearins trees, grape vines, etc. Will be rented cheap 10 a gooJ tenant. Apply on ,he premises. If
 The finest family flour, at }Vail- cotts, on Fii;h ,tr,e5. q
 We expect $ ru for our dre,s goods, bargain cuuutcr. Palace. II
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 Eun" yr ii'at uu tH.. .i. ; day of Sent rc!, A U. ie,F' -drs. Louise Norris. VI L. J. Morris D'aF~ ti.- following d.clars iUI th: pu7 F"s'' cI ca:iying 3n anu l. aih :aG tuaii.;ss UrJcr niy own uulHe is trauCr, tU-"Iu. iHdt 1 iUtluu to GETTY c i..y O"u aa'De ana lur Lnj UNu Use sud riJ tue business Ot a wholesale aGd l"a by,;cHcr in meats ii hIi O! is braucS a~ usua.iy cdTiei Ou Oy uther persona ihe IcIItiutl Ui .%rizona, wbetu 1 am uI rcsIGus. ituI Hl cL lze, ship is in C"uLjF uf CIcIfjSe aud I,rrItOry of Arizul na in saia rUuhty iHteDt u carry on l auslau-S $ ai1resoi4. -h Witness whereut r:cu"iO SurS-ri.y ..sJ ha:ae, tine day d Ua:c dboSt wrIitGu.
 &R5. LOUISE NORRIS. Territory Ui AriZaHa, Couuty ol C ci;se, >.-.
 On t.I, -9yl day Of September, <. D. 1Ss pcss0oaLy appeared before nIc, Will Nash, an~;vrJ public. iii ard for the ecu y ot C"tAis'', L. tIsc Norris, ku0Wn to ! To bc lie pc sUn drscilbed, and R hu Ina, lie i'regUIng GetIaiHti0h Ol her Intentil JO carry oE t-c bu~l.ess as Aereln siatt [" no dt knO"tLdS eJ To mc that sic rXecut the saiEc :rseil and vOIUulariiy, and Tor | usts "ad tGlLOs vs therein mentioned. "ithess Whr!eOi ] nave hcrcunto set Il bond and afliAcd ipy official seal, the ai E: q ear IL tiiis ,ert!tCate first written.
 sEAL WILL A. NASH,
 Notary PGOlic
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T. c. BAN, one oi the Republican candidates for the office of Supervisor, represents the inning and cattle in- tercsts Of this county, and his election is already conceded.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-29

r WHEN q merchant can not run
 business in his own name, how is it possible fer hin. to try to run the countY's business?
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-29

To LGc-huuse rf three r0on.s, with fine s%rt!tn trp;t trees and giapc rnies De"rlng, vi! L2 let .:a' l. to q permanent tca4At A,;drass al E., tA.s Cthve. tl
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! vii n: ti.e :. ..c>e reward ior i.- f lmaliun tuat w1il fad to ;bs arrest ot the iend or hends who poi<oned my dps. Is. B4RNEs.
 Fifth street News Delot.
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ESTATE CT DEUZeL WEBB. DECEASED. rhe creditors of and ali persons ha7ing claims against lhc s,d uGncd esia.e are hereby notified to exiiDl their claims Ni.h the necessary vouchers tn me, within ;Jql months alier irsl publication 5r ihI> n0Gur at the store ot Herr. ra G5 Mcclure, in tic. city Of TDn bst"ac; tCcIlisc cOItuty. Terri tory Of kriZouu, ,.r ,hp saIhp win nc forcyai barred EENISI Q. MCCLURE,
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Look Gut,

And don't you forge; it, that Woicott 5 MesSick have the finest toilet soaps fer sale that has ever been oH-red to the people Of tiis city. G-22lf
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'I'lr un '"rsi:tcd h.s for sale, ;p lots 0 s'it, aL ,.c.r mi, ut the head uf .nUs.e's Canyon.
 SHAKES, SHINGLES,
 and MINING TIIDER. ,Eur:H2g Tin.aar, % Feet ia Length, &Ed oshcf kinds cf laaiaer, v-tgl. glil lee Soid al prices that Iey conreiii on. Every iu0l Cf oIT .ln.ls''r !s sliar.;..tvd. hdar:sa, Uoi.HES # THOMPSON.
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Dissolution nf Partner.laip.

To whom it may concern: The firm of Barrow < Bagg has this day dissolved by mulua! consent, $. Nj, B.GrQN retiring from sGid firm. All bits against said iirm viii bc PHid Gy :. (. BdGg. $. |. bAGG,
 S.M. BARROW.
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[EFJ& .E'A' z3Es-Lady lccuts actually clear " $-G daiiy with my worGeriu entire;y new patent rn5Ler undcrga gaTncut fer lc- uIaies. l minister's wile sold i3 lrs; hour.
 MADAM N. [. LITTLE.
 B,H 4i3, Chicago il.
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BcA2,&R 5. BRoWy represents the business interests of this county, and will surely be elected as enc of the next Supervisors of this county.
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Tombstone, September 1sl., 1Ysa.

FoR 6ALE-Ihe fixtures ard traJs of ti,e IoIpse Bakery; also inc Bakery to let. Arll ly io ,. M NayH, on the premises. ti
 Suits Teil."Ad thoroughly cleaned for $I.50 by Harris ;bs tail,r, ,EatLin's bluIli 5 I2si.
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All my goods are l,aid i3r ari as want money want t bid ! ril. make $j0 sl:ita iCg %-5. Harris 1ht taller. Ia.
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Eress-eoods at 5 var.s for $I00, srlerdiJ value. Palace" Fifth street. 'ZTtf
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tU persons .re n:r.o9 ro ia,J thit ii.. wIiG, .,..-a D ,s,i i"Va@ i,.t u.v ,,.,i .,,ju Q. 't',, vi. 8 .r.., 2. ,i f..' Cd. ..., ,ta FDre l wal Ea5 ut sft-s -.i.a lar a.r ;.... ..'.. d b's 6I as: l,tfr4.,.'.- :f B. ..,... tai. date. -rU-tA J..iIJ f.
 E..age, Sep. .J.
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Ii vou want the finest kind of cof- di4is, syi Ups. Ahiskics, chaiu l,a. .1e:, etc, so to |. !. Van Eart's, 595 Allen s,rtot. The traGc suy- piled.
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PAPER :, Gochise County.
For Delegate to Congress CURTIS C, BEAN.

CURTIS c, BEAN. FCT Superintendent of fuhlic Instruction THOMAS CORDS For Joint Councilman .-SOuthern District B, E. CoFFMAN. Fer Territorial Council, w. A. HAYWOOD. For Members of Assembly W..S. FLEMING,
 W. A NASH,
 A. RIGHARDS,
 FRANK FRAME,
 CHAS. N. THOMAS For County Judge, E. ". MORRISON.
 For Sheriff,
 R:s. HATCH Fer D strict Attorney,
 VII sTILYELL. For County Treasurer A. J. RITTER,
 Fer:Cctsnty Recorder. ,kW.F, BRADLEY. For County Assessor,
 E. G. NORTON.
 For County Clerk,
 ALLEN. WALKER nr oroner .anl Public Administrh.o1, c. B. FARRELL. FarCouHty Surveyor. } H.s. HOWE.
 For Supervisors, BRAMERgS. BROWN,
 T. c. .,BAIN. TOWNSHIP TICKET. .-,- JOHN c. EASTON 3uslicPs ol the Peace W. D. SHEARER.
 J. U. DEAN. '''' ''''''' FRED. J. DODGE. CITY TICKET.
 For Mayer.
 CHAS. x. THOMAS.
 For Cognciimen $'Irst Wgrd. ........-.--~.... "A. ASIAAN. second NPrd. GOODWIN. Third Ward. ........,... ...s.G R. WATT. Fourth Ward. d............ ..J. 7. BUTLER For City Recorder
 l. Ei. ISAACS. For City License Tax Collector. G. W. CHAPMAN. For City Treasurer J. l.. MELLGREN. Fer City attorney.
 q. " SWAIN. 2 For Chief of Police
 G W. OAKS.
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The following is thr rate charged from Faifbank 10 Ih. q :vreat pl,ccs named Il inc Echeduir.
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The thernoaieter registered q de- ggoes at noon to-day.
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TIE Star, with 8 gravity that almost
 approaches solemniiy, asser;s Shat
 not single federal official in Arizona
 at all inJerfered in a Democratic con-
 vention this fall. Why, bless your
 inGnitessinal skuu! Tom Parish,
 Governor de faolo Of Arizona, ~ua the
 whole Democratic Territorial conyen-
 ton with his little proxies, and die
 lated it's platform and got in Zulicb
 endorsement that even the Star could
 not swallow, Don't ignore the big
 Joss Of tLe Democratic party Of Ari-
 zona and Sonora, little Star. Whats
 the matter with Bill Oury?-Citizen.
 MARK SMITH was q candidate for
 the office of United States District
 Attorney, after the election Of Grover
 Cleveland as President Of the United
 States, and he applied 10 C. c. Bean, asking him to use his influence with
 the President in his favor for the
 office. MT. Bean sized Mir. Smith up
 at once and considered. him bright young man and sat duwn at once and
 wrote to this Territory inQuiring as
 to Smiths ability for the position. Receiving satisfactory inducements of MT. Smith, poor old ''indolent" Bean, with. his lame leg, walked to the White House, being too poor to hire carriage, and visited the President and presented Mir Smiths claims for
 the office of U. 5. District Attorney. The President answered him after re- ceiving Mir. Beans claims setting. forth NIT. Smiths claims and qualiii- cations, that if he had cemo one day sooner he would have listened to him and appointed Mr. Smith, but that be had on that morning sent in the name of MT. Rouse to the Senate and coulI not recall it. Thus our poor "indo- lent" Bean strove as hard as he could | for the appoiqtment of Mr. Smith, aDd ia return is being s!aniered and | mal;sncd by the sai Smith for his ef- forts in his behalf, will. ihe man who ] tried 10 banqiit tjr smith is masking l an honest Canvass. and has never said | one single word in disf&ragrmcnt of {. Nr. Smith, anI we b"l.eye the y>tcra i of tAis territory will east their ballots in favor of C. C. Hran if on no other aecoR4t iha4 bis noLle e';aiauos ,s , man. |
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Coats white spool cn:ton, Ill sizes jast received 5y express as BaaS's.
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The Maison na1ee Mil receive th-s evening the Hrst >a,n oysters If tht seas"n. ln! !-ai them cs::lstIniy cu !lni. Cali 4ai ;yy !lue oj thtnn. G-j0.5
 :. z. 3.S-, having saeasad tie service a. Edch.r G.y-, lt'a".lv col.at--., .,ga Jar nrH-c. -aa",a- .e,j F 3:4GH-o a< u-l.a!-:-.vr. j. f.r,- ..s,rl 'o to of Nuda ui veII ia tbri .;.e :. ! r,-t--usn!. iig..sS l.-U
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Diamonj-!ocd Shaker socks, ij cents Ter pair, at Bags. l3-tf
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WILL A. NASH........ EDITOR.
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TOWNSHIP TICKET.

JOHN c. FASTON 3usticPs oi the Peace W. D. SHEARER.
 J. C. DEAN.
 : F,r Cons+a,1os {FRANK BROAD, FRED. J. DODGE.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-10-07

READERS of the Library Magazine
are given a surprise, in the October
issue, by the publishers announce
ment of a reduction in price to ST. co a
year, and this without reduction of
quantity or quality of literary matter
given. Considering the fact that it
gives more good "solid " reading than
either of the great 81 90 magazines, Its
price seemed already low enough-the
only explanation is that Alden is the
publisher. The October part contains
seventeen leading articles and twenty
four shorter articles In the department
of Current Thought" Froude, the
historian, writes of the Knights
Templars;" Geo. s. Coe, the great
banker, of Banks and Commerce :"
the first Governor of Texas is sketch
ed in readable paper; the Marquis
of Lorne writes of Transatlantic
Home Rnle;" oliver Wendell Holmes
has attention in strong paper which
is not all fiattery; besides which are
papers on New Eyes for Science
"The Diamond Mines of South Afri.
ca" etc. A specimen copy of the Mag
azine is sent free to any applicant by
the publisher, John B. Alden, New
York.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-10-07
COURT OF COM MON PLEAS.

State VS. Richard Fear, assault and
battery Fined SIS and costs, com
mitted until paid.
Mary Williams VS. Thomas X. Jones
Judgment by confession 81, 900 and
costs.
Ransom V. Young VS. w. w. Ste
yens. admir- of Samantha Tilden ,dec'd d
Verdict for pPff $3.50.
Andrew HI. Taylor VS. Emily A
Taylor. Divorce granted.
State VS. John Thomas and William
Davis, indicted for manslaughter. De
fendant Thomas pleads not guilty, and
gives bond.
Geo w. Prindie VS. Johu F. Samp
sou. Judgment by confession, $3lG
and costs.
State VS. John Wells, selling liquor
to minor, four indictments. Pleads
guilty to one ,and is fined $25 and costs
Clark, Pardee, Bates Il Co. vs. VIM.
H Wells and Hannah ID. Wells. De.
cree for def'ts. Pitts give notice of ap,
peal.
Chas. N. Burroughs vs Sarah N
Blair and Ethelbert K. Blair. Prf
elects to proceed against Sarah N
Blair alone. Verdict for def't.
In the case of Colt VS. Colt, divorce
granted pl'tf and alimony refused tC
defendant
State vs. Edward Hughes and Henry
HilderhOOf. Verdict of guilty, and
value of property taken by them as.
sessed at $52 60.
Martha Palmer vs. VIM. Henry Pal
mer, the incorporated village of Kent
ct al. Plaintiff secures divorce and
custody of child, and $50 alimOny
Village of Kent ordered to pay sun
not exceeding $50 withheld by sait
village as salary of defendant Palmer
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-10-07
~. Moving in Behais OF

The G.. A. R. Moving in Behais OF
the CharIestOn Sufferers.
The following has been published
through the medium of the Associated
Press:
Comrades of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public:
With YOU have been profoundly
touched by the great calamity to
Charleston and vicinity, caused by the
recent earihquaks. j came here as
your representative to learn the exact
facts as to the necessities of the people
and to take snch action as the occasion
might require.
The situation is briefly this: The
immediate demand for food is prompt
ly answered by funds already contrib
uted; but there is class of citizens
whose houses are more or less shatter-
ed, who have no means with which TO
repair them. This class, and those
who, being homeless, have suffered
loss of personal property, require aid
from abroad. 1t will be to them a
continued calamity unless help is rem
dered. The community here have done
and are doing everything in their
power. A large sum of money is re-
quired to do all that ought to be done.
This condition of affairs warrants inn
mediate and extraordinary effort. 1
feel confident that every comrade is
anxious to do what he can to bring
comfort and happiness to this stricken
people. 1 therefore request depart
ment commanders to call upon each
post in their departments at once to
appoint committee which shall col
lect such sums as comrades and their
fellow citizens in cities, villages and
on the farms, may desire to contribute
The money should be transmitted to
Department Headquarters, whence it
will be sent to WA. Courtenay, Mayor
of Charleston. A committee, consist
ing of the best citizens of Charleston,
will see that the money is properly
applied to the relief of the worthy and
necessitOus. LUCIUs FAIRCHILD,
COnmanuer'ln-Cnle Vi. A. II
Charleston, Sept. IA, 1856.
AT the regular meeting of David
Mcintosh Post, No. 327, G. A. r., held
Tuesday evening, September 2s, 1856,
the above circular was read and unan-
imously approved. and the sum of ten
dollars was voted to be given in aid of
the needy citizens, and the following
comrades were appointed as commit
tees to solicit aid from citizens of the
village and adjoining township.
Ravenna Village: J. d. King, w.
s. Krake, ID. q. Gardner.
VIM. Turner, east and southeast
w. S. Churchill, west and northwest
Z. M. Whitney, south and southwest
j. p. Sutlitf, north.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-10-07
TO Whom it Nav Concern

An organization has been formed in
Rootstown for the purpose of enforc.
ing the Game Laws, especially the law
relating to hunting Oh Sunday. The
members pledge themselves to prose
cute all offenders. There are already
IS signatures to the roll, and all those
interested are invited to join the Club
and can do so by giving their names
to Messrs. Gideon Seymour, Wallace
Hall, or Il. E.Chapman.