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Catoctin clarion., 1886-04-22
Washlngt0n Letter.
FROM OUR REGULAR CoRREsPoNDENT
Washington, April 10, 1856.

FROM OUR REGULAR CoRREsPoNDENTl J
Washington, April l9, 1856.
The gossips have had a great deal to
say about the Presidents s rumored mar
riage in June, and many people believe
it will take place. The alleged bride,
who is said to be selecting her trous-
seau beyond the seas, is discussed from
every stand point, and there IS great de-
mand for her photographs. Mr., Cleye-
land neither afirmS nor denies, but
simply smiles when twitted by his
friends on this subject. Should he
marry. he will be the second President
to become a groom during his term Of
office, ,ex- President Tyler being his only
precedent
While the President is accused and
may in truth be dreaming of the "soft,
sweet arroras Of love, " Congress is dis
cussing such prosy as Inter State Com
merce, the fisheries question, secret or
Catoctin clarion., 1886-04-22

TO EXTEND IIERE.-W York on the Mon.
ocacy Valley Rairoa !, which will run from
the Catoc,in Iron Furnaces to the Western
Maryland Railroad, at Mcchanicstown, was
begun last week After its completion it is
understood that measures will be taken
looking to its extension to Frederick
Ne,rs
FREDERICK, Md, April 17.-Work on the
bed of the Mono2acy Valley railroad, run
ming from the Ca,octin Furnaces to Mechan,
icstown, on the Western Maryland railroad,
has been begun. After the completion of
this end of the route, 1t is proposed to extend
the road to Frederick, thus intersccting
Frederick county by a connecting link from
the Western Maryland to the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. BALTIC. Herald.
AS q matter of individual opinion, we do
not hesitate to make known oar belief that
the southern terminus Of this railroad will
not he CatJCtin Furnaces for any extended
period Of time. That road will be built
uHliiIS ii'lil tidt |Jblilt sbutI w IttitI II N
City, or through Middlctown Valley seems
TO US from our point Of view, one OF the GER
tain,ies of the near future. We do not hest
tate to assert our choice in this matter and
feel able to give satisfactory reasons there
for. We favor, first, last and all the time Il
road to and through Middlctown Valley,
first, because it will afford needed facilities
to n wealthy, populous and freight t-produc-
ing region, now totally deprived and assur
cdly dcsirous thereof second, while we have
railroad communication with Frederick and
other sections Of the county also enjoy the
same Middletown Valley, the garden spot of
the county, IS practically a stranger to the
Northcnd. Again, through certain direct
business relations once held by us with a
large number of farmers of that section, we
have full knowledge of the inconvenience
suffered and difficulties met in the transac-
tions of business involving heavy flcightagc;
that to get grain to the market, fertilizers to
the farms, or lumber to the builders, these
people are at very costly disadvantage,
one which line of railroad only will obvi-
ate.
Frederick City experiences no such nc
cessjty and that section of the county lying
between Lcwistown and Frederick is now
practically on the line of n railroad, so that
few beyond that point would suffer should
the road Cross the mountain there, while the
Valley would be placed on an equal footing
with other sections far inferior to 1t in agri
cultural wealth.
We are for the Valley extension and have
an abiding faith in the probability of such
an outcome of the present agitation; If the
Valley is ever to have q railroad, now, when
there are more than one interest outside the
Valley favorable to and decidedly interested
in the building Of the road, is the opportu-
nifty W lch we do not believe the Valley Will
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basis of health.
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Public saIss,

Samuel Braucher will Offer for sale Al
hia residence, 2 miles weat Of New Bar.
lin on the Fulton road on Thursday
March 2b horses, cattle nj d farming I'm
plements OF every description. Sale IA
commence at Ga M
Lt0tenCe STeb will sell on the prem
i4es, 21s miles south OF 0lnaburg on tho
hdplrlun road NtduRtddy, N fch "a H.
a tract OF land containing 36l6 acres, on
which N growing crop Vi wheat Of
at0ut III acres, also horse, bngglea,
wagon and harness. Salt commences at
| n. ~,
j n Clonaer will sell on the Daniel
Waisller farm, oDa'fOurth mile fOm
the Nurstlr Church, on Saturday,
NJ rch 2Oll, hOfaea, COVE, ehOats ear
TiHg--, harness and household furui.
tule. Safe comm nces at | p m,
Phoebe Geldliuger viii 4 n No her
residence, two miles south Of Hartyllle,
on Saturday, March 26'h cows, shOat4,
hay, grain aud household goods, Sale
commences NJ y, m,
Mart, J. Hogan, administrator OF the
estate Of Dr., Il, A, Whileleather, decpaa
ed, will sell In 0sn Iburg, on Tuesday,
March 23l, horses, cows, shOate, hur
ness, carriages, agrlcultu imple.
De1ts, grains, aud LOT Of surgiral in-
strnments. Sale TO commence NJ o u. m.
Charles Chrl9ty Will sell nj 3li son h
Market street on Tuesday March 20 !,
horses, bnggies, wagon, harreaa and
other articles, Sale commences at o q IN.
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DiAs,uLoN MATTERS.
West End News Mites "a Personal aad
General Items Vt Interest,

West End News Mites u d Personal ahd
General Items of Interest,
Lewis Maltfr, a CiIar maker, and
amlly left last week fJf san Francisco.
Warwick Il Jastus have rented Far
lore MIL aud Intend 10 use II ~ a feed
mill.
Mr. Charles Bahney, OF Kansaa, Ia
yihiling hla mother on West Main
street.
u Crone sold his carpenter shop on
North u le street, to Knapp Il Dillon,
for III ,00O.
Mis-, Elith Vincent, OF Alliance, Ia
yl1lIing her parents, Mr., ana Mra. 0beE-
lin, on kast street,
Eta Campbell, Of Huntington.
lnd IL Visiting lt the residence OF Mr..
". A. Wade, on Park street.
MIR. John HayeTatach and family left
yesterday for NadswOrlh, Intending 10
10 make that their future home.
Birgaina may be found IN embroid.
eIloi, lAce an0 hll useful articles OF that
Kind at klOntz's b aud 10 Cent Store.
While j, Mier, Of near West Book
Held, was gong from that place TO Dalton
last FRIDAY Ia u buggy, his team ran
away, throwing him out and breaking
HIS arm.
The hearing OF August Jenrlch.
charged with shooting at Mr.. DOmrO
win intent TO klll, came of before Jus.
llct Flanlz yesterday, lie was bound
over 10 court In the sum OF $500.
The contracts have been lot aud work
COMMENCED to day on to new Warwick
BlocR The parties who have the CON
Tracts are ID, NJ, kerbtetler, brick work;
J1nn Minehaf,, sg0ne WORK, and Henry
schWier the carpenter work.
The Knighs OF Labor organization OF
this ci.y has added over 200 names 10
Their roll ot membership In The past two
months, 40 names coming In last week.
Their bu lneas has become 30 urgent
that Instead OF having monthly meet
iug4 o. heretofore they Will have weekly
meetings In the future,
The trial OF Chas, shalfsr yesterday
before the Mayor, charged with disturb
ing lhe religious society known as
the Salvation army, drew u large
crowd TO witness tho proceedings.
Nineteen witnesses were examined for
the prosecution ana thirteen summoned
for the defense, but only one was heard.
He was required to give bond OF $500
for his appearance before the court.
Last Saturday was pay day at RUSSELL
u 0s aud all the coal banka In the
vicinity OF MaaaillOn. Our city was all
ablrzA IN the evening with buslneaa.
The etreets were crowded with people
entering al0ros aud buying the heces.
garies, while some were imbibinR too
freely In ilre water, IN was the case
with two minera from The Patch by the
names Of Fred Fred Wekd Ing aud Greg.
Davis, who had little alteration In
Wendllng'9 saloon on Charles street,
which ended IN u Hght, Davis getting
the worst Of Il, receiving a pglr Of black
eyes and bruised head. No arrests
we're made yet
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LOU SVILLE MATTERS,
itomS Of Interest from our Regular Corro.
tpuudrnt,

ttomA OF Interest from our Regular CorTo.
spuudrnt.
Mr. j. II, Brownbnck IL visiting hIs
parents aud friends IN Chester county,
Pa.
Mrs, A, ID, Blechy, OF ElnOre, 0ttawa
county, IL visiting her parents, Mr., and
Mfs, g Banman.
Mlss Jennie Ream and Mrs. Wise went
10 o nahurg Sunday TO attend the fu.
neral OF Mr.. Samuel Wise.
An infant daughter OF Mr.. and MIRA
Frank Sebot died on Monday. March Ist.
The funeral took place next day.
Miss Alllne Gellln, Of Toledo, who has
been visiting her uncle, Mr.. Charles
Bonnot, and family, has returned 10 her
home
Misses Sadie and Lille Kelm, OF Da-
b0'A Territory, who spent the winter
with relatives In town, left for their
homo Wednesday.
Several OF the yourg folks OF town
went TO Beach Clly Saturday evening 10
attend the concert given there by Mr.. o.
W. Slusser aud his clas9,
Charles Bates, 0n elderly resident OF
this place, diei NJ his home Saturday,
March oh, agec 70 years, The remains
were taken TO Alliance for interment.
Mr., Carpenter, from Nav Hampshire,
IL the gentleman who rented the wool,
len mill, Hd takes possession April lst,
and VIII bring machinery valued NJ
$4,000
The temperance meetings held In
Keim's Hall, conducted by Henry Camn
the well known temperance lecturer,
are well attended aud will probably CON
tinue during the coming week,
-Four weddings have taken place here
within two weeks. LAuls Balmat and
Auna Rlngerling, March lat; Wilson
Myers and Louiaa BOllinger aud Louis
Limielle and Emma Myers, March 2d;
Joseph Moulin aud Mary Contin, March
9th.
Mr.. q. Y. Bauman, Of I,oulsyille, colo
brated hie City eighth birthday Wednoa.
day. All OF hls children gathered at the
homestead and held an enjoyable family
reunion. Mr.. Blum,n received q mum
ber Of appreciated gifts from hls chil-
dren. A number Of appropriate I'm
pr0mptu speeches were made at the
dinner table, and the event was one OF
much social enjoyment.
LOUISVILLE, March 10.
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Qllle line birthday party was given
Mr.. " II, II. Mattlce, son Of Mr.. James
". Ma,tce, of 0snahurE township, on
February 90 The guests were from
Canton, 0inaburg, Sandy and PIKE
townships. They numbered about forty
Az about twelve o. lock they were IN.
ylIed 10 the dlniug room TO pnrtake OF
an elegantly prepared dinner. Good
music flllowed, both vocal and lnstru
nea'al, by Mrs, Challie MattIce and
others. Many valuable pteGenta were
received hy Mr, Matlice, among them
being SlC0 Ia gold f'om HIS pave ta,
The young people sur wi o. the folks by
giyinga graud oyster supper In thl
evening, The SpOnsellrr brothers were
among the guess al entertained the
party with their instrumental aud vocal
mu ic, Professor FinefrOCk, l.. W,
Sttimme'z ana macy others were pres
ent, apd the party WAS 10 enj yaOle
that II was two o'clock IN the morning
before the < las,s dpperled.
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olu, ion was referred to the Committee
ENTREKlN's QUEER WORK

oln lon was referred to tho Committee
on Finance
ENTRRKIN's QUEER WORK
Sleakef Enluekiu DISPLAYED hls arbi
lraIy qnalllle1 tOR graf atYantuge TO-
dHN n refusing IN y rm tha Ropubli
can RhaanleaH 10 no Iul upon record He
not only rfflaed 10 permit u Gail Of lhs
House, hut 10 pprmlt a roll cali, ei,
Iher Of which would have shown there
was leaa than u quorum present nj any
time during 'he forenoon, OF course
any man who has no regard for the
rights OF members, or for the duties Of
hia own position, can d1 thug Of this
kind, but IN the end II will not rebound
either 10 ! y or hi party'a credit,
big t1lft Ia being made 10 super.
cede W, o. rOltOrd M State agent for the
collection Of war clalma against the u
> Government, hut II IN about abandon
I'D, aud Capt, r0lf0rd will no doubt be
retained ~ the State'a agent.
STATE SINKING FUND.
The STATE suhi & Fund Commits.
sion vii meet Tomorrow, and open the
bida foe ref1l dug 81 10000 NJ the six
per cent, StHta bonds Tue UOmmi sion,
which consists of State AndiOi Kisae'
wetter, Secretary Of State Rot ineOn and
Attorney General KDhler, may reject all
bida II they nee ~, but any contract they
may make II slbjec, TO thu approval OF
the Governor, The bOldi Will no dOnbt
DO refunded, w. A, I.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18

The alarm sent In from what waa after
some difficulty learned TO DO box &c, this
afternoon shortly after o'clock, was
for q fire ut tho residence OF Conrad
Deckman, 202 West ruscarawaa ttreet
The ale originated from u defective flls,
and was extlngulphed with q few buck
eta Of water by Henry SOliday, living
next door, before the arrival OF the are
department. A small hole burned In
the roof was all the damage doue.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18

The three fine rooms In tho 0perS
House bloSk that are being fitted up foT
the Canton One Price Clothing ~, will
be ready for occupation on April 10th
On that day the immense stock recently
purchased from frs hands In the great
elolking centers OF the country. will be
open for inspection. All new goods,
MAJ ked In plain agures, selected by
competent, close. cash buyers, aud offer
cd W the trade by modern liberal Ideas
Of business, should be attractive features
10 the public.
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slbnln-CIimmIngS.

Henry S.bila, q popular young cigar
manufacturer Of Massillol, and Misc
Rose A. CrlmmInRs OF tho same town
were unlted In marriage at 8 a, IN Tnes
day at 81. Joseph's English Catholic
Church In Masslllon, In the eVering a
reception was held by Mr. and Mrs
Sibila at the residence OF che groom
mother, followed by m elegsnt supper,
both OF which we're attended by over one
hundrei couples.
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j X JACKSON, DEAR SlR:-I was AZ.
nioted very badly for years with kidney
disease. fused two bottles OF your med.
icine-Burdich's Kidney Cure--and am
entirely cured. This acts at once and
ehnuld DO known 10 all sufferers Thos,
Mcclure, Unionyllle, N. j. Price rs
cents aud $l.25, Samples free. Alao
ask for free sample bottle Of Magnum
Bonum. j. IL. Jackson's Cough Syrup
free to all. Large size 25 cents, For
sale by druggists.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS. A

We arc authorized 10 announce the
following names, for their respective
otll,ee, subject 10 the decision OF the
Democratic primaries:
CoUNolLMEN.
Third Word-AUGUST GACHATTK.
WATER woTKs TRUSTEE,
CHAS. d. M0NN0T
ASSESSORS
Second Ward-plUS ". MYERS.
Third Ward-J0SEplI DEvlLLK.
Third Ward--JAMES Z, BENDER.
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES,
b, A, R0HN.
JOSEPH TROUT.
LAWRENCE BEOHEL,
HENRY DEDKERD.
TOWNSHIP TREASURER.
LOUIS DUM0NT.
TOWNSHIP CLERK.
CHARLRS W, DANzIGER.
CoNsTADLEs,
EDWARD (DICK) WEBER.
GEORGE b. BENDER.
INDEPENDENT TICKET
| am an independent candidate for
City Council In the Sixth Ward.
DAVID 5wANGKn.
CANTON, o., March 10, 1889.
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DIDN'T GET HRR,


The Democratic Committeeman Of the
several wards OF the city met upon call
Tuesday evening, March 10 h, aud Or
guDizsd with Il. II, Faust, K4Q., Ia the
chair and Daniel Worley secretary.
On motion 0rdered
LAT, That The primaries be hold Satur
day, Msrch 27,h. between tho hours OF
and 0 0'clock .. m.
3d. The Central Committeeman Of
each ward shall conduct the election, or
deaignate u substitute TO do 40 for him.
81 The Committeeman shall report
the result OF tho election, with poll
hook and tally-9hoOt, TO tho full com
mlltee on Monday evening, March 20ih,
~ 7 o'clock, NJ John o, Welty's office,
On motion II was resolved that all
PERSONS desiring to DO candidates for
nomination. or their friends, report
their names TO the Central Committee
man OF the ward. or TO the President and
Secretary OF this meeting, on or before
Monday evening, March 22d, Mt 7 O'Clock,
at which time o further meeting OF the
committee will be held TO prepare the
ticket for publication, and TO perfect ar.
rangements for the primary election.
Adjourned TO March go I, nv ~. IN.
b II. FAUST, Chm.
DAN'L WonLEY, Seo'y.
TOWNSHIP PRIMARIES
The Democrats OF Pain township are
requested 10 meet at the usual places Of
holding primary elections In said town
ehip, on Saturday, March 9Th, 1885, be-
tween the hours OF 3 p. m, and 7 y, M,
for the purpose Of nominating town.
ship ticket TO be supported nc the coming
April election. The judges OF the elec.
tlon OF the several polls are requested 10
forward by mall the poll book ana tai
ly sheets OF said polls 10 the ubderslgn.
cd at Canton. II. W, HossLEa,
Central Committeeman.
The Democracy of Lake Township are
hereby notified to meet NJ the Center
school house Of said township on Satur.
day, March 9Th between the hours Of
one and six clock y. m, for the pur.
pose of nominating q ticket 10 be sup
ported at the ensuing April election,
BY order Of y. y, CRIB,
Central Committeeman.
The Paris township Democratic prl-
maries will DO held Saturday, March ~,
1885, for the purpose OF nominating can
didates for township ofllcea. Polls will
DO open from 8 u m until O y. IN. BY Or
der OF EDWARD A 2lNNiNGER,
Central Committeeman.
The Democracy OF Jackson township
IL requested to-meet at the usual places
OF holding primary elections in eei [
township, ON Saturday, March ~, 1880.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18

Ladies' dresses cleaned or dyed-made
up or apart; also sucquea, wraps, shawls,
silks, &c, AZ Thebaud Bros, 85 Euclid
avenue. Cleveland Pamphlet freq,
p. S,-We have the largest and most
complete establishment west OF Now
York, Established In 1869 Our prices
are low. Express orders promptly at.
tended TO.
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The Canton Carpet Factory, 81 South
Cherry street, Ia the largest and best
factory for making rag or chain carpets
In the State. They invite the public to
call and see them and their beautiful
designs Of carpets. Rags In exchange.
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A reduction until April lat, that long
and positively no longer, ~ cabinet
photographs for two dollars. Remember
this Ia only until April 1st.
W. II, GEER, lC11 South Market st.
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While In the city don't fall TO call at
j. II. Werner's and see the new carpet
department which Is worth any ones
while to behold.
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Persons thinking Of going away TO at.
tend school should read the advertise.
ment OF the MI, Union College In an-
other colum Of this paper.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-18

Itch and scratches Of every kind cured
In thirty minutes by Woolford's Santa.
ry Lotion. Use no other. This never
falls, Sold by 2. II. Barr, druggist, Can
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The Mica Axle Crease Ia tho best In
the world. Sold ouly by Myers u Ru
pert, successors to Lawrence q Myers.
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New dress goods ut GsetIns & vlchers'.
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Don't forget bargains In dry goods at
Geeting Il Vlck9rs'.
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Call and eee tho large assortment OF
window curtains aud poles AZ Zollars
Il Co'e.
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Standard Java and pure Mocho coffee,
a tine brand, only 30 cents pound, at The
0Id Reliable Tea House Of E, 8. Crowl n
Go.
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le'ween the hours 2 and7 o'clock ., M,
u nominate n township ticket 10 he
alppOrted ut the cOmlng April election.
H. d KGupR
CenIIAl lOMm Lllman.
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COLUMBUS, March l5.-When the House
assembled Ut 10 o'clock this morning IL
was ssort of quorum, Just ~ / predicted
10 would be, 30 that 10 all intents and
purposes the entire day was thrown
away. The Senate met at 4 p, IN. and
there were only members elongh pres.
ent 10 do routine work. The prceent
Lssislature Ia sure 10 draw the prise
fer Abnenteelam,
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REPUBLICAN, EXCUSES


legislature Ia sure 10 draw the prise
for absenteelsm,
REPUBLICAN, EXCUSES
Thsro 10 q disposition on the part Of
the Republican press TO make all sorts
OF plausible explanations In advance
about the prospective condition Of the
btats hnancob under Republican rule.
They begin 10 admit that II will be
neoossary TO borrow big sum Of money
10 meet current expenses for che ensu.
Ing year, and try 10 put the blame on
the Democrats. But this will not do.
Under the Democratic administration,
after reducing the rntgof taxation, the
receipts were sufficient 10 meet all OK.
penditures. The receipts this year will
be no great as they were last year, and
II the expenditures we're kept the same
they would meet oil demands. But they
Will be increased, and the tax levy will
not only be increased but money will
have TO be borrowed TO meet them. That
Ia o plain proposition that even the
most hide-b0und Republican can readily
understand, No amount Of Republican
explanation can get out Of the way.
PUBLICATION or ORDINANCES.
Among the bills introduced to day was
one by Mr.. Tompklna Of Athens to
amend section 1.605 Of the Revised
Statutes 30 as to provide that the publ
cation OF ordinances, etc, In cities Of
the third grade OF tho second class shall
be made In the leading papers of oppo.
eite politics. The bill Is a meritorious
one and should be passed.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE ON THE REFUGE
Tho Governor sent In u message In re-
lation TO the burning OF the House Of
Refuge for Boys In Toledo, stating that
he would remove tho inmates TO tho
Industrial School to morrow, unless tho
Legislature otherwise ordered. The
message was referred TO the Committee
on Finance, but the rem)val will, no
doubt, be made without awaiting a re-
port OF the Committee. There are about
125 OF tho boys, aud Colonel Hit, OF
Lancaster, says that he can easily 40.
commodate them at a moments notice.
PROVIDING FOR ADJOURNMENT,
MIR. LiDduff introduced u Joint resolu.
tion to-day proviiiDg for a 1nal ad.
j1nrnment on the - day OF April. until
the 3 b day Of January 1887, and hat
at the adjourned session there shall be
no Legislation except such an rela es 10
the fegn,Ar appropriations and matters
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SLOW WoRKERs.

There was but a bare quorum In eth
or House yts'eldly, and NJ noon they ad.
nrned over until Monday. They Will
not get TO work before Tueaday, We
are now In the last half VI the third
month Of the session, aud less than half
the usual amount OF Legislative work
has been done. At This rate the session
viii run far into the ilfth month OF the
wear.
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The JURY.

Frank McMurray, Canton; Willism II,
Wyant, Canton; Christian aherrick, Can
ton, Henry d. Zdgler, Canton; John N,
Baxter, Canton; Jaccb Hilton, washing.
ton tp; John Coy, Louisville; Adam Al.
bright, jackson tpj Thomas Votuw, Ali.
ance; Weeley Delap, 0ennburg; Peter A.
Snyder, hassllloni Chrietian SheArer,
MaaAIllon,
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per money In pocketboOk; (den-
ti6ed pOck tbOok s'ORn himl; gave
Ray Bour 800 10 take home with hlm
that nghj Theodore N Qlaid went
home with ma that ght tr IN the store
Court mere adjourned unlil l. 80 y. IN,