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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

A. McaREaoR, Editor.
WHAT Is SAID AT COLUMBUS,

The report from Columbus Ia that
Auditor OF State Kissewetter, who IA a
Democrat, declares that he will no. Issue
warrants on tho State Treasury for ap'
preparations made by the vote Of the
rump Senate, which will neeessl,ate
mandamus proceedings In the Supreme
Court.
The r publicans hold that their po
sitlOn Ia lmpregnable, but admit there
la no precedent for itexcept the decisions
of courts refusing to 40 b hind the
record Of q legislative body, Hence
they hold that the court will 20 on the
presumption that quorum was present,
there being nothing In the nrnal 10
shsw hat the contrary was the case. A
Eihlr action, where majority OF the
Legislature absented themselves, was
never taken by minority as stated by a
Republican Senator. "Bnt," said he, sin
extraordinary cases, where there 10 no
precedent In parliamentary law and
usage, II Ia clearly within the province
OF the body to establish o precedent"
Judge Thurman while NOT caring TO
speak Of the matter at length, said that
II was one Of the most extraordinary
outrages In the political history Of the
State, aud revolutionary and dangerous
In the extreme, III such things are TO
continue" said he, "then new form OF
government will be forced upon US,
Such acta of revolution threaten the
stability of our institutions"
Hon. George l.. Converse, In speaking
OF the Senatorial situation said that the
whole thing was Illegal, but that the
Republicans having the Governor, the
Supreme Court and the House, would
max, the revolution stick.
The program Of the Democratic major
ity, which Is still absent ffOm the Capl-
tai, has not been arranged as yet. but II
may be stated without fear OF cOntradIc
tioD, that the revolutionary methods In.
augurited by the desperate Republican
schemers would be fought TO the bitter
and.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

Of all the bills, and on the expiration Of
the ton days he has to consider them.
had only reached the eightieth case. He
Ia the ilrst President who has underta'
ken to inyestlgate every bill laid before
him, Being physically unable to 40
through more than the number named,
he had 10 Lot the rest--Oyer 2O0-become
laws without his signature. II 10 the
Presldent's opinion that the private bill
business Ia being greatly oyerdone In
Congress, and that the general laws
should be amer ded TO include meritori-
Ous and just cases, and permit their SET
tlement ut the Pension Cflioe. He made
suggestions Of this character In one OF
the veto messages he sent to Congressi
but he only vetoed two Of the eighty
bllls no examined. Almost anybody
can got penelon through Congress II
his Representative Ia q worker.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

THE talk IL the Democratic State Sen
ators will resign. The Senate muddl(
Is bad enough, The republican sena'
tors had better resign too,
The Senate Journal was stolen ron
the Clerks room; desks have been
forced open. IL seems 3, A. Conrad
Senator from Stark, Is accused Of having
taken the Journal. 10 II possible, Mr.
ConradY
Republicans are declaring that the
Democrats stole the Journal Il the
clerk was not VallandlghAm,N Democrat,
some Ie1ple might be fools enongh Ia
believe II. The Republicans are ark
ious to have the Journal read right,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

Hon EDWARDS PIBRREpoNT tells an
interviewer: ~ am q believer In bi-
metallsm. When was Minister TO
EoglOnd ! paid much attention TO the
question. ! had In that country excop-
tiooal opportunities for observing the
effect OF monomotalIam, or OF having
gold alone as q standard Of value and
basis for currency, ! visited France
frequently, and In that country studied
the effect Of bimetallem, My ots'rya-
tIons satisled me that the only reason
why any man In the United States op.
poses bimotallsm Is because ho lacks In
formation on the subject
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
THE SUBSIDY SENATORS.

The eight Democrats In tho Senate
who placed themselves on record ~ fay
0ring tho steamship eub idy did no In
direct opposition TO the general stand
taken by their party aud In accordance
with tho spirit Of jObbcry which 40 long
characterized Republican rule. From
u party point OF view II In some satlaiac,
tlOn TO know that the Republican sena'
l0ra made much worse showing than
the Democratic, but II there ls any
virtue or efficacy In using the party
whip II should DO laid on the shoulder
Of Democratic Oongrcelmen who show d
dl position 10 become aubel lizers. The
names OF the eight slNgldy Democrats
nre Blown, Call, EOetla, German, Nc,
Pherton, Payne, Pugh and VOOrhoef.--
New York World,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
THE PARTY OF ANARCHY.


The party Of anarchy Ia the Republi
party.
What else than anarchy 10 II TO die
regard the plain letter Of the constitu'
ton and defy the law for mere party
adyantagep
When lawmakers are lawless who will
consider themselves bound to obey lawsf
A Republican Lieutenant Governor
and seventeen Republican Senators, a
minority Of that body, give four seats 10
four Republicans Of Cincinnati and
thus secure majority, as they rlaiml
DO not these men know there Ia not a
shadow Of law for this procedurer II II
not violence, anarchy
Seventeen Senators Ia not majority
Of thirty seven, and no legal quibble
can legallze their action, and make
these four men members Cf that body,
even II they are sworn In.
IL II any wonder the country Ia run
ming into lawlessnesa and anarchy,
when the Republican party sets the ex-
ample ? A. an exchange sAys:
II seventeen senator's can meet and
declare themselves legal senate. do.
clare seats vacant and llll the vacancies
10 created with their own partlsans,
why cannot ten Senators, or seven, or
any smaller number, do the eame thing ?
IN | not evident TO everyone where such
proceedings must eventually lead TOP
Has not the precedent been sNt that will
juatify any future revolutionary net
whatsoever
Are we TO understand that the Repub
llcan party d ken ls stand on the prop.
oatlOn that the only standard Of pOlltl-
cal morality 10 successY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
Road Notice.

Notice u hereby given that q petition will bo pro.
ncntod u tho Com nhsinnefa VI STARK county ONO nj
their a0aHOn 10 bH held ON tho nul Monday NJ june
next A. ~ 1870 praying for the location aud ealAb.
lhhncnt o county road along the following described
route IN nothuhcm TOWNSHIP, IN thd lthrk county TO-
Wit ueglnnnn nj n stake mifhcd ~ Ia tho oOntor
" tho public highway leading from bolivar TuoAra.
wha county, uhlo, 10 beAcb CITY IN aad stark county,
AAid pnbo highway along tho llno between lands Of
Samuel Suooby aud Samuel Maao, IN said noihlohcm
townalp IN said STARK county 10 landa 0t j. o. Huta.
stake marked ~" IN p0nlhufly direction along tho
oonlcr Of tad private 0r township road about Va rods
70 uihho marked k" IN tho contrT " said private or
along tho ornef of said private or township road about
~ rods ~ stake marked "ln on tho county limo bo
iwnon stark hni Tuncarawas counties afOreaad herc
~ lnicigcot eonncot With hnd form part ot county
ROAD 10 be established Jointly herewith IN said rnuoA.
fhNAH county from said stake n
MAY o, lH0. Inv MANY PETITIONERS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
sunsIDY AND PR0TEorIoN.

Senator Vest OF Missouri, opposed the
subsidy hitched on to the posttlll3e ap
preparation bill, AMI In exposing the
shallow protencO II was In tho interest
OF American commerce told o story
about the Boston merchant who al.
tempted 10 do two good things-to In.
crOaso our merchant marine, aud deyel-
op trade with South America at the
same time, This merchant built two
ahip', paying one fourth more for them
than they would have cost II built
abroad He loaded them with modern
Yankee notions and sent them 10 South
America for a market, The Cbilians
and 7 ruylans fanCiOd the notlons and
bought them nj prices that left the own.
era lrst rate TroAt, He could not
bring his ships back empty, and 10 load.
cd thom with wool and copper commod-
tiles the 0hlllans and PeruylADs had TO
sell cheap. When hla ships, however,
sailed into Boston harbOr, he found that
the tariff laws Of this country forbade
him to sell hls cargOes OF raw material
In our markets except by paying import
duties on them which would amount to
about 60 per cent, and absorb oil the
profits on his outward bound cargo OF
notions. Under the circumstances no
sailed his ships acrOgs the ocean TO Eng
land, whore no such prohibition on
trade exists, and sold hls wool and cop.
per TO EDgllah manufacturers who, no
doubt, converted them into articles of
merchandise adapted 10 the South
American trade.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

Mr., GLADSTONE was sustained on
Wednesday, nj the meeting OF tho Ma
tlonal Liberal Federation, and II will
have an lmportantbearin on tho future
OF tho Home Ruls bill, This Ia tho body
In which Mr.. Chamberlain wassupposod
10 DO oil powerful. He selected thC
onlciale Of the meeting, the cut.aud'
dried resolutions were dictated by him
and II was supposed that he was 10 bC
tho dominating spirit Of the convention
But whom hle resolutions wero offered,
tho convention revolted NJ once, and
only % votee out Of 600 were given the
Chamberlain resolution. The alterna,
tive resolution, indorsing Gladstone and
demanding n permanent settlement OF
irish affairs on the principle OF Home
Rule, had no opposition.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

6EN LoNGsTREET, although q good
Republican since the war, took part In
tho Atlanta ovation TO jefferson Dlyii
last week In full Confederate uniform,
His reconciliation with MIR, Davis was
complete and cordial. Negro aold hands
ealutod the train bearing the ox.Con'
fodorato Chioftain 90 ho swept from
Montgomery to Atlanta, and whlto mi.
lltia companies marched behind negro
bands In doing honor 10 tho old gen.
tleman. We are long distance from
1861, after all.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

The 100000 annual bounty for slow.
ly carrying tho malls 10 South Amorica
passed the United States Senate, eight
Democratic Senators, ono OF them sena
tor Payne, voting iorit.
Tho administration opposce this boun.
'y business recommended agains, II,
Az a rule, bounty 10 only robbery. Al
Mr., Hewitt says; III, 10 time this bust.
ness was stopped" Protection" ID
bountyi and bounty Ia protection. Thcy
are one and the samo--robbcry Of the
people.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice Il hereby given that petition will ho presented
10 tho OhmalunefH VI STARK county, NJ their session
10 he hold M tho ftt Monday NJ janN next A, 1900
pfhyl1g Tor tho location aud establishment Of county
ROAD along the following described route In Nlmlihl lon
township, STARK county 10 viii beginning ~ tho north,
east corner " section hklorn township nineteen NJ
range teyon VI HAd STARK county, thnnro SOUTH with
section line along lands " David Caller Joseph
piumlef August Munnle ana poor Murl0t IN section
hkron, and lAhdh " Frederick layOt L0uln Yornicr,
August aud MAfy NAmhlOnne and Alph0nAea FaOt IN
section niloenl qua lands of Joseph Clefoa helra IN
aurtiOn twenly0no, and lands of John JapQuct And
lOaal FAlyof IN section twenty two 10 lands of Frank
hnd A Painter, hence oaat With north llnn NJ
paumlrr 10 lands 0f Prosper Sluo thence annth on
tho line OF lands " rauin'er And Allquol IN section
twenty two u y, n, w, &C, Nallf0adl thence still
south through lands VI r And A. Pamlef TO lands Of
HciwAm or otho thence east 10 intcfseol tho rOAd
leading from Louisville 10 ilarrlaburgh,
Aprll W, 1880, aqphw MANY PETITIONERS,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

TnE reason why the rebel yell scares
Murat Halatead will be understood when
II Ia stated that In the throat and lungs
there Are fourteen direct muscles which
make 10000 different sounds, and thirty
Indirect muscles which make more than
ono hundred aud eeyenty.three thousand
alunda. In the genuine rebel yell oil
these muaclts ara brought il'0 play,
and the result Ia naturally astonishing,
L Atlanta Constitution.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

THE whole Chicago outbreak Ia m In
suit 10 the laboring men Of America M
we'll NJ 10 the law Itself They should
not, here o. elsewhere, suffer auch nd.
yenturers even TO whisper their treason
against our institutions, nu N less take
part with them. They, Of oil Othors, are
the special guard Aue OF our Conatltu.
tlon and laws, who should against her
murdCrafa shut The door--not bear tho
knife themaelyes."- Baltimore Bun,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

CONGRESS 10 rushing through prl.
vate pension bills. Me Senate paeping
over 400 at enc sitting, by m~t,g read.
Ing tlsir titles. while only half dozen
Senators were present. Tho House
rushee them through at night sessions
Three hundred bills were sent 10 thV
rHW fert In one batch lately. He un.
dertcok 10 make pereonal examlnailOn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

JuDcE THURMAN. interviewed on the
action OF tho Republican minority Of
tho Ohio Senate, declined 10 esy any
thing NJ this Tins, bu, added;
hope. n my health In spared, 10 hays
o greal deal 10 say on this matter on The
stump u am over able 10 20 on II
again. But this may say: Whenever
tho ninorlty OF n Legislative body can
rue tho majority and o1st legally elect.
Cd membtrs, !, II high time The Congti.
tuition tf Ohio was changed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
Notice to Contractors.

Notice Ia hereby aycn that scaled proposals will bo
reooyod NJ tho 0on NJ the CLERK VI tho Hoard of du
cation " bethlehem township stark county ohio un'
M ip O'Clock nj noon, on tho 99nd day of May, 1880,
Tor building school houAe on tho lot situated In Sub.
District No o. four mllea south of Navarro according
0 plans aud specifications on nlo In aad once each
bid mlAt contain the name of oyery person Interested
nnly Of none daintorealed person, That n tho bid II no
uepiNd contract Will be entered Into nnd tho perform
Anue 0i II properly secured Tho bid for each Kind of
material called for br tho specifications, must DO ntAted
separately and the price Of each given and tho poe VI
iAbof must nno bA separately stated None but the
owcal Responsible bid viii DO accepted aud tho Board
"''' ily order Of tho Hoard Of Education,
No. !, wAtlKnli Township Clio H.
NAyafe o., April p7 1880 -nnhw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
Legal Notice.

Henry o, werner, residlng NJ Arnold LAbette coun
~ Knus<r Will take notice That on tho pnd day VI pep
tsinbm, 1896 DeNid y Werner AMI CORA Hubery nle1
tbeir prilton IN The Oouft of Common Pleas OF STARK
county OhlD, aaainst himself ahd othbia the object
and prayer ol which petition n 10 act alfo The will Of
sarah Werner decpaed IN whose estate said Henry v
Werner aud other defendanis are lniutcgiod M hor NJ
law of lle pald Sarah wH9ar dfceaied
sal1 raan MIL he f0f hpaflng On ana after Juno
iTth, tl0W MONO Mct'Aiiv nnd j
DAVID u, eMf ~, n
apf1bLw Atita tot PlalnllIIs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
sale Of Real EStatu.
Saturday. the go.h dly Of Nay, 1885,

In pursuance u m order OF tho Probate Court Of
STARK county, Ohio Will Oior ior sale NJ public huo-
Ton on
Saturday, the 90,i dly OF May, 1856,
VI o'clock D. M, upon tho ptomlafa, tho following
de- 'lbcd ieal estate situate IN tho city OF Canton,
unJ of stark nnh stats u ONO, 10 witt Lots NUM-
bcfod gas and 1890, IN the city Of Caution, In said
county
Lot 2iia appfAl od NJ e. 900
Lot 1880 1900,
Terms " ta'o=Oro'lhifd In haqd onN third IN one
year hni nnethltd m twu Year. from dhy VI aan with
Interest," the payments to TO secured b mortgage upon
tho promises sold
CATiAntNE ORSIN0En.
AdmuatfAlfN NJ tho estate df 81 rlln
Crlngcr dted,
jonN G, wgLtH, Au'y
The nb.yo premises are situated NJ corner 6f Ctory
aud thNlea alrels double house " 10 fOOma on ono
lot ana cnnlAnlnR btT nkiufo' also now stable. Also
good dwcllluH use " i've rooms on other lOl For
particulars enquire NJ ~ Eatl Tutoarawaa IT,
apr2H INV
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

ANARCHISTS must bo short sighted
fools. Whom they hah each got full
share OF property, they would want
anarchy 10 stop.
circumstances would thon alter cases,
Each thinks his neighbor makes too
FREQ, yot likes n alice m we'll as no."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

SENATOR LoGAN's pension bill In tho
Senate proposes TO extend and incroase
ponaIols OF all clns'es, md II IL fald at
tho Pors'on Bureau will take from the
Treasury between &3O0O00,0o0 and $780,
100000. Tho Senator ls mighty free
with tho peoples no1oy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
Legal Notice.


John Jacob rriedandcr. Plaintiff
VA,
Caroline rfledlandcr, Defendant
Tho defendant above nAned whoao plfcc of rpsl.
demos Ia nhnOwn will take notice that on tho piHt day
of Apfi, A, n, 1890, The plantr above named, fled
In the onss of ma uuvh OF tho Court ~ Common Pleas
OF liut oounaty, Ohis, hls ps'Vn nHnnat he Alleging
thas n.id tproins nrlsdlandm hnn been wllfuly alb
nst from nai psinti Tor muco than three years last
past Without aur caws or proyocatlon therefor
praying 70 be divorced fro naid deIondant on said
grounds, A.. -.
said petition will 10 for hearing at tho May torn,
ituH III tho court of Common pleaA of said county M
poon atsr ss weelss publication oi tp noioe ~ tho
nainu can bs hnnd, BALDWIN A Bliiil1IDH,
nppp.fw Aitortys for Plaintiff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

When lsby wAa slct, wc gave her castoria
When Shc was a Child, shc cried for caaioriA
When abe became MIs,, shc clunr 10 casloriA,
Whom she had Children, she gave thom cAslori,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

THERE seems TO be complete and
tho ougb unanlmity on tho part OF tho
prese OF the United States that The AM
nrcblBt must be eupreestd, lot the
good work proceed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

REPUBLICANS In the Lrglslnture will
hsrdly sttsmpI business with tho present
No called pcnsts. They Me surely not
such fool knaves, but then zone cant
most always tell"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
YOU CAN'T DO TT, YOU KN0W.'

You may try TO do your hest through ad.
yertislng,
To do trade as large as L,weneteins
do
Bat you'll lind you have to do som, early
rlsing,
And try some mighty lodges, old and
new.
You cant do II you know.
Ylu can't do II you know.
They manufacture all their stock,
Aud ply for everything la cash,
And through thalr hualnesI honor,
They cut quite business dash,
And Y0U~oan't do II you know.
Il don't help you, that you're horn 40
l0nd you're blowing,
LOWenstelna lot thelr friends and pat
TOna sing their praiae.
Aud thus, while the stream Success" IL
toward them diving,
YIN curse the "luck" that brings you
auNh dul. days.
YIN can't do II you know,
YDn can't do II you know.
The trains are loaded with their
frelghtg,
And railroads g,vl them special rates,
While you grit your teeth,
Aud blame yont fltel,
Because Y0U-oan't do II you
know.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

From far and wide, the people come de-
lighted,
And buy the nObby attIng suits they
sell;
The youth. whose manly word to depe
IA plighied, Y
Mechanic, farmer, and the dude as
we'll,
You can't do II you know,
You can't do IL you know.
Ylu haye pretty dish,
BIT your food ~ mighty bld,
And the endilg Of the opening
VIII 40 very, very sad.
For Y0U-cau't d. II You know.
Lowenstelns make the men all happy
with l0P prices,
Aud attend TO boys and chlldren'a
wants with care;
GlOd treatment IL tho secret which
enticaa,
Tho best Of "0li s,ark's" paopls TO 40
there.
You can't do II, you know,
You cant 10 II, you k1Ow,
You cannot got the r1n.
The Lowenateins falcly won,
And you surely will confess,
Whens'ar YOUR task In done,
That Y0U-can't do II you know.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13
Sheriff Sale.
Hannah =, Miller starr 1sssT Sasas & ss,s' ss$~ou
Ered'k Amondt OF ux OF a. pleas Court

by virtue Of An order 10 sel Issued by tho clerk Of
the court Of common pleas OF stark county Ohio IN tho
Of Canton on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-13

In Bnglsnd ova 90 yoere ago baa
ner was carried In q wrltingmsn's pre-
cession with this inswipsion;
"itlrh, hours u work.
night houp Of plas,
nrht houis n ulecp,
irisht ehlillnrs q day"
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-12-08
If the Sufferers from Consump-
 

Scrofula, and General Debility, will try ScoTT's EMULSION of Pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites, they will fiud immediate relief and per manent benefit. Dr. B. H. BRoD
 MAX. Brodnax, La, says: "I gave Scott's Emulsion to Mrs. C., troub. led with a very severe Bronchicai affection. Added to this the birth of child and subsequent illness, she was in a very bad condition. l ordered Scott's Emulsion, which she commenced taking. giving at the same time some 10 the baby, which was very poor weight three and one
 half pounds) ]. Since taking the Emulsion, cough IS gone, looks fresh, full in the face, flesh firm. good col
 or; baby same, fat and in fine condi
 tion. Dec 30.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-12-08
IS' 10 PRICES ON GOODS THEY ARE SOLD TO HIGHEST BIDDER
Masonic Installations and Sup.


 Monday, December 27th, 1886, (St. Johns Day), promises to be red let ter day in the Masonic circles of Rus sellyille. The blue lodge and royal arch chapter will each install their of ficers for the ensuing year and close the ceremonies with a sumptnous re- past In the Masonic banquet hall. The committees on programme, arrange ments, etc., are as follows: for the blue lodge--L. W. Davis, J. M. Harkcy and E. K. Babcock; for the chapter-A. B. Williamson, W. B. Mcdonald and J.. w. Quinn; for the ladies chapter-M H. M. Garden, Mrs. T. Nj. Wyatt, Mrs. W. A. Lyons, Mrs. W. J. Reynolds and Mrs. NJ. Jacobson. The committees will meet at an early day to arrange programme, etc, which will be pub lished. The officers to be installed for the blue lodge are as follows: R. J.. Wilson, W. M; w. B. Mcdonald, S. w.; W. G. Weimer, J. w.; w. A. Ly- on, Treas. B. F. lobe, Sec. James w.. Robinson, s. D.; M. Jacobson, J. D.; l.. c. Taylor, Tyler; c. w. Harkey, Chaplain; J. w. Quinn, 5. S.; J. F.. Munday, J. $. The chapter will elect officers at their next regular meeting, and the list will be published.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-12-08
NOTICE.

Proposals will be received by the unde' signed until Friday. January 2lst. 1887, at o'clock M., for the hiring, maintenance, ga Keeping, and working of persons committe to the county jail of Pope county, as require by Section 1926 of Mansfcld's Digest. Contractors are allowed to work said COY yicts at any lawful labor. under the same rnl and regulations as convicts are worked oy tf lessees of the state Penitentiary, and wili liable in case of escapes as said lessees ar but may adopt such means to prevent escap, as may be deemed best for that purpose. No bid will be received that Will not entire relieve the county from all liabilities of ja fees and other costs, and that will not secui the payment of all fines into the county Trea ury. Bond with approved security will be requirt of Contractor. for the faithful compliance wi his contract. The right to reject any and all bids is II served.
 Bids should be scaled and endorsed s'Pr' posals to hire County Convicts,' and addres ed to J. 1T. BULLOCK
 County Judge, Pope County, Ark, December 2, 1886.