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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-10

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IN THE JUSTICES COURT, TOWNSHIP No. l, il. the c, Il, ty of c, chise, erri'oy AnzCua, before C. E. Alvofd J. F.; demand, Caldwell s Stanford, Pl intiF,
 
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IN THE JUSTICES COURT, TOWN SHIP No. 1. in Inc 'oGn of CoeHise, Territory oI Ariz ,ua bef,re C. Alv,rd, J. F.; demand.
 aaw,u < strnfo'd, Plaintiff,
 
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rE'O Es-!sOssa Tg y2ay <'OaccrsI.
 1 wifi r2t be responsible for any debts contracted by nay vile, from and after this date, and all parties are hereby cautioned not to trust her on my account. ". V, BALDWIN.
 Benson, Dec. q, 1885.
 Do not forget that Snmmerfield Bros. have everything new for the holidays. 12-l
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NO7ICEl

County, City Warrants and Jurors Certificates, ac- ccptcd accounts agaln~U the City or County bought at the highest market price at the Cochisc County Bank
 Now is the time to get bargains in clothing and furnishing goods at Sum mefEeid's, } 1Of
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Notice of Forfeiture.

TO ISAAC HOWELL, YOUR HEIRS OR have eXpcuded (slOUl one hundred doIlaIs in labor aud improvements on the Duuton, lode and mining claim, situated m the Hat forG mInnc district, Ramsey canyon, Hua- chuca mountains, county 0! Cochise, Terri Inry of Arizona, in older to hold the claim Tor the year >nding December. 1SS6 under inc provisions of Seclion 2524, Revised SIHtu utes uf tue United States. TncrGfOrr ii Within ninety days from publication of this Hu.icc, you iaIi or refuse L. contribute yudr proportion of said expenditure and cost Of tI.- puHiica,lou as cO-owuer, your | interest m sad mue or claim will brcuine the prop crty of the undersigned, under section 1921
 E F. HESLEP. Tombstone. January F, lsSG.
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IE. THE JUsTICE'S COURT, TOWESaI No. l, ,cll.ec uLtt, T. itOr. of ar.Honz, te ire E. Alv1, a, J. f de',. and S CaGWc : d. tiniurG, Plant r.,
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IN THE JUSTICES COURT, TOWNSHIP x 1, Cnc is county ter i.ry of Arizona, le- fore C. E. A voic, J. P; dema 1d S!J.,Q. Cadw. !! C stanford, Plainuh,
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SUMMONS

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IN 111E JUSTICES COURT. T0WNsHiT No |. ln t.c Coan ol 0, hi>e, Ioritor- Ar;Zoaa, De!or- C. h, Alvord, J, P; dehau@, S6S.tJ
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IN TdE JUSTICES COURT TOWNSHIP So. t.e c Il y If C~,h, c. Ten Ory ol Ar.Zcna bcto F. Alva ,J P; q nanG Si3 GJ Cadn ell GJ otnn d. t.ainttIi.
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Country Correspondence.
Florida squibs.


MIR. w. s. Brubaker is on the sick list.
....J. H. Barr has attached planer TO his
saw mill. 1sf5
....John W. Longs child is very sick with
spinal fever. fa
Mrs. Shupe and child of J. H. Barr
are on the sick list. Ei.
John Shupe and Blystone are having a
splendid skiff built. ti
....Messrs Long & Tuttle are doing good
business these days,
80. The past week has been pleasant and
begins to SAVIOR of spring.
Mr.. Samuel Jones, Jr., is learning tie
wagon makers trade with F. B. Leonhart.
&c. B. Davis is building a new house.
Joseph Hovey is doing the carpenter work.
....H. L. Weaver contemplates moving his
family to Paulding county in a short time.
Mr.. Jacob Brubaker, of Missouri, is
here on a visit to his mother, brothers and
sisters.
....Josiah Bright is very sick. The old
veteran soldiers sands of life are running
out fast.
....Some of our farmers on the south side
of the river are selling out and moving to
Holgate.
-. Mrs. Joseph E. Stout and sister have
been called to West Hope by the sickness of
a brother.
Mr.. j. w. King has been seriously i'll for
some time, but he is now on the mend, and
hopes are entertained for his recovery.
-. The Brubaker Brothers have sold their
stock of groceries and provisions TO Mr..
Frederick Leonhart and son, who are owners
of the building, and are now busy stocking up
with new goods. They will also run a butch
er shop in connection.
;. Our grist mill has been shut down for
some time on account of the water being out
of the canal, but is again in operation. Mr..
J. W. Elkins, who works in the mill, had q
narrow escape from being crushed to death
the other day by the breaking of chain to
which the bed-stone was suspended while
some repairs were being made.
Florida, o., March 22. SpARKLE.
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V. l., and for some time served on the staif
of Gen. Cox.
Mrs. Grace Harper has purchased the
house and lot formerly owned by Mrs. Nancy
Modem and has been repairing and painting
the house. Truly, paint, like charity, covers
a multitude of faults. 'eI -
THE basket social at L. W. Rogers last
Wednesday evening for the benefit of the NJ
E. s. s. was well attended and all seemed to
enjoy the exercises, consisting of rotations
and music. Net proceeds - s5. 70
Our public schools closed last Friday
with an exhibition, which was very enter
tanning. The programme consisted of reci-
tations, dialogues, and music by the orches-
ira. Our schools have been under the man
ayement of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Smith, of
Wauseon, and have been decided success.
Ridgeville, March I'D. U. No. Ho.
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Deshler DOin9s.

I'VE now have lodge of X. of L.
Ed Ward has opened meat market.
.,.J. A. Holmes, Defiance, was in town
last week. ..e ,t-.,.
....Quite number from here visited Find
lay last Friday. .sa
Ia new iron-clad ordinance for tho
marshal is asked for. s,
....Miss Mary Cheever, of Bellefountaine,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Rutan. gff
....Miss Efie Bulger is spending the win
ter with her grandmother in Fostoria.
Ed O'Hearn has returned from Califor-
mia with the usual amount of stories for
traveller. -.at
-. 1t is hard to tell what our gas company
will do with more gas. They can't confne
what they have now. a 3ay
Miss Steinshauer is heartily welcomed
back to the schoolroom, after two weeks
absence on account of sickness. 1
-. Davis has leased and refurnished the
old Commercial house, and in the future the
"Acme" will furnish first class accomoda-
hons.
Our schonls are running very harmon
iously this year. Everybody seems well
pleased, and the attendance is quite large.
Much earnest work seems to be going on.
Even Washington's birthday was not lost in
the customary holiday idleness, but was OBJ
served by general exercises and review Of
Washington's life.
n T. Moan.
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Winding up the Payne Inquiry.
Especial to the World.l


COLUMBUS, c., March 17.-The Payne
Investigating Committee examined
David Harmon, of Toledo, and Allen O.
Meyers. of the Cincinnati Enquirer, to-
day. Mr.. Harmon fully corrohorated
the facts hitherto testified to as to ex-
Senator RAINY depositing large sums Of
money in the banks at Toledo about the
time of the caucus. Mr.. Meyers, who
was a member of the last Legislature
and frequently charged one or more
members who voted for Payne on the
floor of the house with having sold out
in the caucus, testified that he knew
nothing Of improper means being used.
Mr.. Meyers says that, judging from the
nature of his examination, the inves-
tigation is a farce. Chairman Cowgirl
says that the committee will probably
finish the investigation by the25th inst,
and the report will be submitted two or
three days later. 1t is now almost GER
tain that there WILDE a majority and
minority reports.
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Skunk News.

ta q J..
Muddy roads now. , X
Will Stevens will start for Kansas next
week. f aes yr
80. We are received with smiles by all can
didates. es sgb
!. Something which everybody has--a
bad cold.
-. Prepare for spring election. Trot ont
good men. N$@
....James Nser has been on the sick list
for the past week. s'+"
....H you want to live long and die happy
subscribe for the NORTHWEST.
.,..Geo. Sheats, Thos. Bowlus and W. Ar
bogast will start for Dakota April first
The meetings in the brick church
closed Sunday night, with five converts.
-. Mr.. John Knepper and Miss Elizabeth
Battenfeld were married on Sunday, March
14th.
John Click claims to have the best
Plymouth Rock and Wyandotte chickens in
the State. H 8.
y. Lewis Hall had his leg broken Monday
by being kicked by horse. DR.. Shoemaker
set the fractured limb. E
=. Mr.. George Hines, Crawford county,
and Alf Hines, of Michigan, spent few days
in this place last week. a
=. The school in district No. gave an
exhibition Friday night, which was well at
tended, and those who took part deserve
much credit. g @ e
Skunk, Mar. 20, 1886. RENO
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Ridgeville Items.

: 4 tttte,Iia Ill ftfl
Nv. 7. Chapman spent Sunday night at
the Corners. ,t,
f.,,. Rev. McNutt has removed with his
family to Michigan. % W.
a...J. g. Emery has moved into the house
formerly occupied BY Rev. McNutt.
..a. Mrs. IA. N. Scofeld is lying very sick
with little ortno prospect Of recovery isF
WI. Miss Bennett, sister Of DR.. Bennett,
has been visiting at this place for. some days
past. Ha .aeys
...a..J. "A. Eneryis having his house re-
painted, inside and out, which will ada much
to its appearance. 55ei;
81. Mr.. Seofeld, Of Cleveland, paid his
uncle, John Scohsld, "a flying visit, staying
over Sunday. He was Capt. in the N3d 0.
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Richfleld Gleanings.

.. Spring work has begun. ~
~. j. Fiekle has gone home to Logan Co.
=. Daniel elders has moved to Masdon
Ridge. 2s tAiH aagh
III. Dickerson is in Clevland working at
his trade. ",& t2E 3fl
=. William Wade will start for Kansas
next week.
IN. Fink will move into his new house
tomorrow.
IL. Reynolds was visiting in Lake
county, this week. #. ~
~. Miss Lizzie Kersner, of Liberty lis visit.
ing Mrs. II, Andrix, Il ao
dick Robert has been very sick with
dropsy, but is better. ts
;... Mohawk Base Ball Club will be champ
ions here this Summer. e ~ g-
), Mike McCann died Saturday evening,
will be buried to-day in the Catholic grave.
yard at Custer. m ssn i@- a3
4.l.. The Temperance Union have started a
crusade, and have added several of our young
men to their ranks. ssa 89 gfJiag,i{
/. West Hope, March 22d. SoRIBBIER.
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WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.

The Democracy of Washington township are re-
quested to meet in caucus at Cotton School Hou se
at 1 o'clock p. M. on a"sl
Saturday, April Sd, 1886,
For the purpose Of piaciig in nomination the fol
lowing ticket to be supported at the April eect
Three Trustees, one Clerk, one Treasurer, one As
SCISSOR, two Constables. :.
By order of COMMITTEE.
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Bucklen's Arnica salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skins eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by J. G. Saur. jly28-1y
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LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.

The Dem oeracy of Liberty township are request
ed to NEE at the Township House, on
Saturday, March eth, 1886,
At O'Clock p. m, for the purpose OF nomina ting
three Truste s, one Clerk, one Treasurer, one As
SCISSOR for East Precinct, one Assessor for West
Precinct one Constable for East Precinct. ond one
Const able for West Precinct, one Justice of the
Peace.
BY order of COMMITTEE.
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POLITICS AND PENSIONS.
General Black Furnishes a List Expos-
ing Republican Practices in
~ His Office. Atl

Z s
General Black Furnishes a List EXPOS
ing Republican Practices in
His Office. Atl
WASHINGTON, March 18.-The Senate
committee on expenditures of public
moneys resumed tonight the examina-
ton of General Black, Commissioner Of
Pensions, as to the allegation that the
Pension Office, previous to the present
administration, had been run as po-
litical machine.
Mr.. Harrison asked General Black If
he had list ofcases prepared in which
pension claims had been allowed for
political reasons. The Commissioner
replied that he had, and produced it.
The list includes twenty cases, and
General Black said when the commit
tee had disposed of them he would SUBJ
nit 300 or 400 affidavits and decIara-
tions, partly from the files Of the office
and partly from claimants, all of which
bore out the charge made by him in his
report, that the Pension Office had been
managed as a political machine. Is,
The first name on the list, that of
Thomas w. Bennett, was taken up, and
the witness was interrogated at length
respectingit. Considerable office meme
oranda was submitted, showing that
the claim was allowed OIL March 2, 1882,
nine days in advance of the medical re-
view of the case, but the certificate was
not issued until some time afterward.
The Commissioner did not think the
case was properly made out according
to the rules of the Office. etzo., Nv
Senator Harrison read from the re-
cords, showing the claimant was in
jured by exposure, etc.; but the COM
| missioner insisted that the claim could
have been legally allowed, and inti-
mated that it was allowed through fa7
voritism. 49,
In reply to Mr.. Kenna, the commits
sioner said he had received oral infOr-
nation touching the relationship be-
tween the commissioner and Mr.. BEN
nett, which would be accessible to the
committee. y,
"Nort," Of the Cleveland Penny Press,
writes from Columbusthat the Sinking
Fund is in bad shape because in 1872
70 the Republican Legislature author
lied it to be plundered for the benefit Of
other funds to the extent of $3.50, 900,
has been returned - leaving $450, 600
vet due the Sinking Fund. That is not
all. In 1876 when T. J. Nc. Lain, Jr.,
of Trumble County, was Chairman OF
the Finance Committee of the House,
he had the Sinking Fund levy reduced
from $40 of mill to 5-10 ofa mill,
and that levy has remained at that rate
ever since. It was known that the levy
Of $40 mills was necessary to meet the
principal and interest of the State debt
as 1t matured;. but the Republican Leg
islature, to win favor in the eyes Of the
people as tax .reducers, cut this levy
down, and now there is howl that the
obligations of the State cannotbe met,
and that there must be refunding or
higher taxation, or both. So much for
Republican fiDanciering. Seneca Id
Uerttser. 5fl8 1aN H97ftF! sa*i tf9s
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RIeHFIELD TOWNSHIP.

The Democrats OF Richfcld township are request
ed to meet in caucus at their usual place of holding
elections, on ~ i-. sN
Saturday, april sd, 1856, IA
AT the hour of O'Clock p. m, for the purpose of
placing In nomination,a township ticket.
BY order OF COMMITTEE.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-03-25

Aches ana paths long bornnA4hake even
the young feel old. Tie true remedy is
Parkers Tonic. 1t purifies the blood,
sets in order the liver and kidneys, BAN
ishes pain and builds up the health.
Besides it has the reputation of doing
what we claim for IL. I'm
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HARRISON TOWNSHIP.

The Democracy Of Harrison township will meet
in caucus, on
Saturday, April Sd, 1886,
At clock p M, sharp, at the usual place Of
holding elections, for the purpose of placi ng in
nomination township ticket. Justice Of the
Peace will also be ,,omi mated.
By order OF COMMITTEE.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-03-25

Andrew Johnson's nomination y Of
Ulysses s. Granteto be General of the
army was written by clerk on an or
dinary sheet Of legal cap paper with q
blank space in which Grants name
was written by johnson himself. The
listof Grants Cabinet was made out in
the same way. yahs ,s,,., gaagr Al
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DAMASCUS TOWNSHIP.

The Democracy of Damascus Township will meet
in caucus, in Durbin's Hall in Mcclure, on
Saturday, March eth, 1886,
At the hour of O'Clock p. M, for the purpose Of
nominating township ticket
BY order of tr ' COMMITTEE.
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! The House Committee on Elections
has dismissed the petition asking that
the members Of Congress from Califor.
MIA be'unseated on the, ground that the
State, had been reapportioned and the
members did not reside within their
Congressional districts. ss.i'ss X
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Township Democratic Caucuses.
RIDGEv1LLE TOWNSHIP.
MONROE TOWNSHIP.

The Democracy of Monr oe township are request
ed to meet at their usual place Of holding eecti ons
on
Saturday, March eth, 1886,
At l O'Clock p. M, for the purpose of placing In
nomination township ticket.
BY order of COMMITTEE.
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PLEASANT TOWNSHIP.

The Democracy of Pleasant township will meet al
New Bavaria,
Saturday, March eth, 1886,
at o'clock M. for the purpose of placing in nom
ination township ticket
BY order Of COMMITTEE.
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THOS. W. DURBIN
COUNTY SURVEYOR.

ED. NoRTHwEsT:-Pease announce my name as
candidate for County Surveyor, subjectto the de-
cision of the Democratic Primary election, to be
held April 9th 1885. W.T.. BAUM.
Ed NORTHWEST : Please announce my name as
candidate for County Surveyor subject to the de-
cision of the ensuing Democratic Primary Election
to be held on the 5th day of April, 1886
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N Napoleon Township
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.

To the Democrats of Napoleon Tp.:
You are hereby requested to be pre- sent in caucus
at the City Hall in Napoleon, O., on
Saturday, April Sd, 1886,
At O'Clock M. for the purpose Of pa cling in nom-
nation candidates to be supported at the April cleo
tion, as follows: fy gnsts l54EEg
Three Trustees.
One Clerk.
One Treasurer. sF
One Assessor.
Two Constables.
By order of Committee.
- B. HUDSON. Chairman.
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Township Announcements.
Clerk.

81 tS Clerk. ats'a
Mr.. ED1roR:-Pleasc announce that my name
will be presented to the Democratic Caucus Of Ma
poleon township as candidate for Township Clerk,
and subject to Its decision.
,ssI Ass4i 3 JB. DITTENHAvER.
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Mrs Eangtry now has $150, 600 in-
vested in New York real estate.
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WIN. H. DlLS.
Marion Tp., Feb. 20, 1885.
RECORDER.

Ed. NoRrHwEsT:-Please announce my name as
candidate for denomination for County Recorder,
subject to the decision of the Democratic Primary
Election, which will be held on Monday, April 5th,
1886. s
TiIns w nuRRIN
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COMMISSIONER.


ED. EonrHwEsr:- PLEASE announce that my name
win be presented SIS q candidate for the Office of
County Commissioner, and subject to the decision
Oft Democratic Primary Election to be held on
the 9Th day Of April, 1886. Am. GIDLEY.
Damascus Tp., Feb. Is, 1885.
Ed. .NoRTHwEsT:-Please announce that my name
will be presented a candi date for the office of
County Commissioner, and subject to the decision
Of the Democratic Primary Election to be held on
the 9Th day OF April, 1885. "a, ..,.,-
WIN. H. DIS.
ED. .NoRTHwEsT:-Please announce my name as o
candidate for County Commissioner, subject to the
decision of the Democratic Primaries. am thank
full for the kind support given me year ago, hope
that still retain the confidence of my friends, and
that will have enough more to give me the nomin-
alton. WILLIAM N ZIEROFF,
Marion Tn March q 1896
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NAPOLEON corr PoRATIoN
Democratic Caucus.
Corporation Announcement

esfsgs sJsJ, MALLEY, Chairman.
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