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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
MoNNoT's souool HOOK BILL.

Our Mr. Monn0la school book bill, 20
furnish school books NJ COST Is attract
ing much attention all over the State.
The Columbus correspondent OF the
Cleveland Plain Dealer 8ayg
"Sh0uld the legislature fhil 10 pass
tho MOnnOt school book bin tho ques-
ton OF State school book wiz no doubt
be- an Issue In the next camudgn, Mr..
M0nnOt has printed u circular for dis
tributiOn containing u strong argument
In favor Of the bill, The school book
ring has u strong lobby NJ work against
the bill and 10 distributing anonymous
circulars, claiming that the experiment
with State school books In California lis
q failure
The Wyandotto Republican prlnts n
very strong editorial endorsement or
Mr., MOnn0t8 bill, In which the follow
Ing language occurs!
"ln these columns, for mnny years
past In our humble way, we have urged
such legislative actions ns would relieve
the masses of the people from the rob
berry 10 which they are subjected by
the school book monopoly. As we have
often stated, men have appeared, ~
champions of tins noble cause, In yari-
Gus legislatures of the past, IN this
State, among them Hon. Mr. Perkins,
OF Medina county, s0metwolye or four
teen years ago, but such men have been
crushed ont Of public life, while the
school book monopoly huS doomed with
greater power each year We are,
therefore, In favor Of thc MonnOt plan,
rs indicated by his bill, which we pub
lish IN this paper There can bo no SER
iuus harm result from The experiment.
We are sure the people viii not COM
plain of the cost, a similar bill went
through the House last winter. Let
the measure 80 through In like manner
this winter, and lot the Senate concur
with q vim that the people viii under
stand 20 mean business, sincerity ear
uestuosg."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
THE PRISONERS
Who We're Indicted by the Grand Jury
Arraigned Before Judge lialey
This Morning Only Two
Plead duilty.

The prisoners indicted by tho grand
Jury we're arfaigned before Judge ilale,
this morning, Walter Brooks ant
Thoa Turner plead nOtguilty 10 burglar
izlng y, Apidel'a hide store, j, w, Gil
son was appointed their attorney and
tho trial set for Feb. 8.
Frank Ward plead guilty 10 reoelV-
ing stolen property and was fined e2b
and costs and sent 10 jail for ten days,
Augustus and William LOthamer
plead not guilty 10 a charge OF assault
and battery aud the trial set for Febru-
AIRY 9th and bail fixed NJ $500 each.
James Warner plead not guilty 70
stealing chickens and j, j. MeCarty
was appointed aa his attorney and the
trial set for Feb, O.,
Christ aud Ada Observation-Disclosures
plead not guilty 10 charge of grand lar
ceny and Ada also plead not guilty Of
%GonCealing stolen property, Thomas a.,
Turner was appointed 10 defend the
prisoners. The trials wer6 set for
February 9Th and tho bail fixed nj
$500 In each case,
John and George Harding and Chaa,
SGharleg all plead not guilty OF burg,
larry and larceny, John Harding plead
not guilty 10 a charge OF GOnCealing
stolen property, Attorney j. j. Me.
Carly was appointed 10 defend the
prisoners and the trials Het for Febru-
AIRY 8.
Ann Bartol waived IN arraigment
oh o charge OF keeping q house Of IN
fame aud was released on $500 bail and
tho trial set for February dth,
Ann Atland also plead not guilty Of
keeping u house Of illrepute aud bail
liked ~ $500 and tho trial not for Feb
Tuary 9Th.
Thomas Moran plead guilty Of burg.
larry and larceny aud was sentenced 10
the Ohio pen%itentiary for ono year
This II the man who broke into tho
Wrought Iron Bridge works, II was u
particularly sad case,
Isaac Livingston and James llOrner
plead not guilty of burglary aud larceny.
Attorney Garrett WAS appointed 10 de-
fend them and the trial set for Feb
rlary 7th, The same parties plead not
guilty 10 n charge of assault with Intent
10 rob and the case SGT for February
18th.
Harry M, Smith plead not guilty TO a
charge Acknowledgement. J.J, MoCarty
was assigned 10 defend him, aud the
trial set for February 9Th.
John and George Harding, Charles
ShaTlgA, Walter Turner, Thomas Brooks,
James Warner, who plead not guilty
this morning have asked 10 change
their pleas 10 guilty aud will probably
DO permitted 10 do 30 tomorrow morn
ing,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

THE biggest kind Of n row Is brew.
ing In the Toledo district, over the Fed
eral patronage under the coming Ben,
Congressman jacob Romeis, WHO was
defeated for Congress last fall by Col.
Haynes, wants TO be postmaster, aud
Gen. John $. KountI Past COMMANDER
Of the q, A. II, who lost a leg NJ Mis-,
sion Ridge, also wants II, During the
war, while johnny was lighting tho
"Johnnies," Jacob WIS wearing q cont
of many colOrs Mt home; but since the
war no has become u Republican, for
revenue only. Now watch the result,
If Romeis Is TO be preferred TO K0untg,
We shall then be able 10 estimate more
correctly the inestimable services of
the battle maiEed veterans, ns meas.
ured In the patriotic o. Republican,
pint measure.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31


Ing Mr.. Hug many more haI
py birlhdayay Everybody IasHent on
j6yed themselves,
Intelligence was received IN town
yesterday OF the death OF Wm, Kurtz
which event occurred three miles west
Of Navarro OF dfOpay, Mr., Knrtz wal
considered the heaviest man In the
Htate, ana wal we'll known by all In our
town His weight WAS, nj the time OF
his death, 4bb pounds,
A meeting OF tho Sunday school
teachers wal held az tho residence OF
Mrs, William Donovan last Tuesday
evening,
Tho many young friends OF Charles
leli1 called on him last evening, lie
was taken quite by surprise when he
saw the party enter tho house. Social
games were indulged In and q pleasant
lime was spent. That probably
accounts for that no did not attend tho
Y. M, d., q. meeting,
Another interesting meeting. waa
held last Tuesday evening by the CleY6'
land aud Thurman Young Mems Dem
OGratiG Club, IL being the regular
meeting for the purpose OF electing ON
GERS, Tho following were elected;
President John Whitmlrei vice presi'
dent, \, M. Chase; recording secretary,
Philip LOew; financial secretary, 10, j.,
Walkers treasurer, NJ H. Hinamaster;
sergeant.at,arma, ", Walkers board Of
trustees, Matt Clemens, Robert Gechter
and John W. Richards, After quite o
lot OF miscellaneous matter was dis
pensed with tho club adjourned 10
meet Monday, February 4, when all
member are expected 70 be present, ~
the club intends 10 give u dance and
oyster supper In tho near future, The
meeting was ono Of tho most enthusi-
astlc YET held,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31


mind you, but a species OF mental tor
Lure. According 10 his story shn WIS
~ tho habit Of invading his study and
l%nterruptlng the How OF thought by
Hoods OF bUlmgagate, cauhing him 10
pefpetrate false rhymes aad thus great
ly depreolaling tho market value OF his
poems, lie slept alone, and on bitter
cold nights his wife would sometimes
invade The room, when no WAS asleep
ana pull all tho bedelOthea OF, compel
ling him 10 SILVER, while she delivered q
curtain lecture, The theme Of her ar
gnment was that he persisted Ia wOOing
Tho muses. 10 the neglect OF herself, The
wife ~ the case has not yet been heard
from, but we ara on her side, without
hearing q word from her, A man who
WIN sot up oil night 10 perpetrate such
yeraea 40 Earl Marble Ii able 20 perpe-
trate, when he has q chance 10 60 10
bed, with even an ordinary Boston WO-
man Ia not entitled 10 i particle OF
human sympathy or consideration from
sensible peoples much less u divorce,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
ME AND SHE.


Thero arc two Molly Tmllh' In tho village
Aud ltth thuth IN awkward affair,
For we'ro both thixtton and thomcthing-
iOth little both fat both lniri
And when . boy nlugth u thnow.ball
AZ hcr-ipth inc gtth hit
Aud don't know how n thflRoih Molly,
hut | don't like II u bit
% Thoy tell mo you'ro tho new toaohor
Now, n | might make tho free,
TN like nj onth N luthrpot you
Ath W which IN hor-wilch mo.
wo'ro both alike troubled with lithping,
Our both frOOkih aro tathotul and rlph
AlikO-but Ia all other mattorth
Wo'fn very much which and which,
II you should thee one Of nth Uniting
~ hor door, meath n mulberry troc,
Patch working, or intending, or Knitting
Or Winding her boOk-that'h ME-
Ana IT you should meet QUO rambling
In tho woodth with n shaggy cur,
Jutht thlnglug and not doing nothing
Hut kick dead loavth-that'h HEn.
Anu VI Wnun tno Olatn lh ulNnHlllnlhH
On tho rabbath, ono there should DO
Wth q prltho Tor correct behavior
Tucked under her arm--thAt'th ME
Hut II you should hear ono glgBllng
In church, during thorylth, thir,
Right under tho nOthc OF thU partition,
Aud b%lnshing dlthgrathoful -that,h MN,
II early you chanthod 10 DO pathlng
Our way, and you Chanbhod 10 thee
ono thDroadlng tho fresh washed llnon
on tho dowy ~grIth-thatth MIR.
Hut n In the cool Of the evening
Two shnduwy formth you thplod,
rht0w. thtrOlllng along the thtar' light,
Clothe.nothlng thldo by thldo,
And sio were q blonde ana chubby,
And you had n call 20 lnfor
whOtho head II wath lay on hlth shoulder,
You may know onthO for all-thatth MN.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
COMMENTS.

The Senate bin fixes the duty on
steel rails nj 8ib0S per ton. The pres.
ent duty ls or. The Mills bill places
the duty NJ 81 per ton, The cost Of
making u ton OF ateel rails IL not known
TO az, hut we see 10 reported that tho
North Chicago Rolling Mills recently
took u contract 10 make 1900 tons of
steel rails for the Union Pacific rail
road for Se7 q ton. II Is fair 10 p O.
sumo that this price will realize u fair
profit TO tho manufactures. IL would
probably bea fair statement 10 say that
steel rails could DO made, nj the present
cost Of labor and material, for about
the same price In points we'll adapted
for manufacture In New York, Ohio
and Pennsylvania. England is our
principal competitor In the manufaC.
lure OF Steel rails. IL Is estimated that
the English manufactures Cgn make
rails 49, per ton cheaper than the Amer.
lean manufacturer. Hence q duty Of
S. per ton would DO In the nature Of u
protective duty 10 the AmerlCan manu-
facturer. The tariff OF ell, fixed by
the Mills bill, is highly protective.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
For some reason, to us u%nacoount.

For some reason, to as u|naco0unt-
able, few Of our modern poets seem 20
enjoy married life. A few days ago we
published u special from San Francisco,
that Earl Markle, who is self infested
with egotlsm that he is n real poet, be.
cause perhaps the Century Magazine
have printed his lingo verses, com
menced divorce proceedings against
his wife (who Is now In Boston, on
grounds entirely new. He charges
cruelty, but IL Is not physical cruelty,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

THE Las. rom West Virginia indl-
Gates that Senator Kenna will DO 70.
elected 10 the United States Senate.
Last night the Democrats hada Oancus,
aud under the tw0,thirds rule Kenna
only lacked one vote Of the nomination.
This one win be made good by q mem
BIER, who is for Kenna, but who was
absent, The caucus adjourned without
making u nomination, TO Monday eyon-
ing, Carr, n labor union man, has
agreed 10 vote for Kenna, which makes
his election sure.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
Tmn AlIIancc ReyIew copIog q recont

THE Alliance Review copies n recent
article from the NEws,DEMOCRAT In
favor Of u County Work House with
the following sensible endorsement:
ave have strong hopes that the mat
ter may DO 80 forCibly pressed upon the
attention of our county commission
ers that some steps In that direction
win be taken In the near future, The
more effective suppression of crime,
economy, and better county roads are
matters which argue strongly for the
enterprise, and we are pleased TO 500
that private citizens are yoicing their
sentiments on the subject through the
country press"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
IntorostInr from Navarro.

NAVARRO, Jan. 80.
Quite u number Of the friends of Ju.
Illus Hug, II undertaken, called on him
Tuesday evening for the purpose Of re-
Winding him that IL was his thirty
eighth birthday, Mr., Hug was not at
home, but was sent for at once. When
he arrived at home he was completely
taken by surprise to see the house filled
with friends and relatives. After en-
ioying themselves with dancing and
other amusements, supper was an
nounced, to Whitehall sat down and did
themselves justice. The party dispers-
ed ut q late hour in the morning, wish
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
Stark County School Examiners Notice,

OANroN-Examlnntlons will bo hold on tho irsi
Saturday VI zach month, Examinations viii hore.
after bO held IN the South Plum airOot School IN
placOOi High School,
A. ALLIANCE October 18Th, 1888 and rcPruar,
9th, 1850,
Ar MAgsILLoE- October 07th, 1888.
Ar CANAL ~FuLroE-Maroh 8Oth, 1880.
AT NAvAnnr-Aprll 18th. 1880,
An M~ARLB0n0-May l1th, 1880,
l. NJ. TAGuARr Clerk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

ENGLAND has ordered one Of her
Cruslers In Australian waters TO pro.
coed at once TO Samoa, where
she win arrive the latter part OF
this week. with the most powerful
iron clads Of three great powers
United States, Germany aud England
the natives Of the hitherto peaceful
South Pacific seas are not likely to got
lonesome.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
oAaglao AM nYm wIapwAnp.
Mckinley In the Lead Far hpeakerahip-
Several htrinRs 20 His How,

several hlflnHh 70 HIS hoWs
WAHmNGTON, Jan. g7-[Plain Deal
or Special The Hpeakership light Htill
continues with undated yigOr, aa far
aa Reed, Cannon and burrows are SON
Gerned. From u superficial view II
would seem that Mckinley WIS d0inf
nothing and merely resting On his Oarl
Reed and the other candidates ara on
erting all their strength and have pledg
ed many membera 10 give them q com
plimentary vote, but as no ono can bt
elected on the first ballot this strategy
will be absolutely useless, There is 4
strong undereuTTent for Major MeKin-
10y, as no 10 now the second choice Of q
great many members who haye openly
pledged themselves 10 tho other 0andi-
dates for tho hrst ballot, From present
indications Mckinley will turn up Ia
tho lead eventually, A Mckinley Bur-
rows combination Ia possible, and In
fact probable, as the two men arc close
personal friends. On tho other hand
Reed aud Cannon do not haimOnige and
will never combine. Major Mckinley
will not make an undetermined light
and that Ia one Of the reasons no IL
keeping 30 quiet now. He wants 10 DO
speaker ana openly ayowa H. but he
that II he does win he wants nj
least 10 retain his aelf'reapect. MoKin-
has his weather eye on D2 and no Is
casting an anchor 10 the wlndWard.
The major has a great head,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
10 RELIGION AN INFORM PRIN-
CIpLM.

WE have always been told and we al
ways believed that religious belief Of
some kind, aud some kind Of religious
worship was TO be found among all
races Of men, however savage or de-
PRAYED. This theory has now been
disproved by the discovery of a tribe
in central Africa, who have absolutely
no form Of worship, no expectation OF
futurity-not 10 say no distinct idea OF
right and wrong. They are without a
system Of morals, and live for the pleas
uro Of the hour. They eat when they
are hungry, sleep when they are tired,
build huts OF bark 20 protect them
from tho sun, and are possessed Of one
MISUNDERSTANDING, In brief, they are
carniyerous beasts, as u|ntroubled by
questions of ethics rs the snail that
basks In the sun. This tribe is prob
ably the "misslng Ink
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

WnATa loyo.fest that will be at the
inauguration of President.elect llar.
ris0n, 10 SEQ the Methodist Anti Saloon
Republican Warner Miller, and the
German brewer, Sheridan Shook, for
getting their ayowed principles for and
against the flowing beverage, and com.
mingling In the great festival of i'm
ported wines, and shouting for Zip
pocanoe and Lager too" Bro. Miller
holding up the T%ippeCanoe end OF the
shout, aud Bro. Shook the lager beer
refrain Of the happy family, and both
'sympathi2ing with temperance"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

ApPoMATox and Waterloo combined
are not n patch 10 what happened to
the Republican ring yesterday
Wheeling Register.
The tremendous gain made by the
Democrats In the election In Wheeling
on Thursday, Is fitting rebuke TO the
vile and venal methods adopted by
Quay, Elkins n Co, In the November
pIpptiOn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31

A KANSAS minister preached q bit.
ter and viudlctive TRADE against the
newspapers last Sunday, and the next
morning fell down dead Mt the break
fast table. II Is thought that the SUI
prise ut finding the newspapers being
published as usual killed him.-lEx.
change.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
Saturday, thO qua day o. Feb l57
SALE.

Ismoa NJ Martin ct al order Of Sale MAIN
Va iuniY NulnlhVh llNNn
Caroline fhoinmon otal) Court
~ virtue ~ m order ~ sale Issued
"A simti oi ihe court nj common pleas VI STARK Co.,
uhl0, In thu above Arlpn, aud N ne difrttr1, I WIN
shef fF atin 10 public UutHfy w tho door OF tho
Ionft house, In no OWy OF canton, on
Saturday, tho 23rd day Of Feb, 1850,
Mo followluH desUihod real estate, io.wit Lots
uumboTd twtnNtHix hundred hnd my three
WdhfN and w. niyshix hundred hnd ~nityst0uf (eOhi
IN th6 city NJ Canon htulg county, ohio
Appraised NJ $500.
aalo 70 Nc 1 O'Clock y m, Tofma
"~ a. LEtNiNGilL ShoHn.
wAHN a HOW Atyn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
Legal Notice.
william j, ploro, rlalutIG,

william j, PiOro, rlnlutln,
w,
Donleo Natter, Of ~, %Dniondnnts.j
Peter M0rlot, Katie MorloL ana Frederick
MorlOt. Samuel Natter mud Lotto Natter
(hia wifO) whose plnoO Of residence " nm,
known, viii take notice that on tho 18th day
OF November 1883, Wlllinm j, PlOro filed his
petition In tho court Of Common plonA OF
Stark County, ohio, In case No, 5000, ngninst
tho above nninod parties ana others, praying
for tho foreclosure Of u mortgage mndO by
DOnlHO Walter ma Others 20 anld William j,
plOro ON Lots No, 40 ana 7Bl, In tho city Of
Canton, stark County, Onto, glvon 10 secure u
dOht, on which tlOrO IL II balance duO OF W.,
01O,Ulnnd lnlorOHt,
Rnld parties ara required TO nawor on OF
before Che 9th day Of February, 1859, or Judg
mont mny bo takon nwiinAt thcm,
WILLIAM j, ptGitO,
By n. u. Turner a {, q. Upham, his attorneys
Vu.f
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
Notice to Contractors.

Scaled proposals will bo received AZ tho once Of
the clerk Of JnckaOn township, Stark county, ohio,
until 40 O'Clock NJ noon, ON tho end day. OF February,
1870, for bnlldlng u Town Hall, near the coulter
OF said township according To plans and upoolhon-
lions ON nn In sald ONCE,
Each bid must contain tho nninO OF every person
Interested In the same, and be accompanied by n
eu1lcunt guaranty or sginu dlblnterutlgu pefBOnl
that IL the bid Ne accepted q contract vii be entered
into aud tho performance OF II properly secured.
The hid for each Kind Of material called for by
tho specifications must be separately stated, aud tho
price OF each given, and Tho price VI labor must also
DO separately stated,
None bnt The lowest responsible bid Will DO nc
copied, aud tho Trustees may rel0ct all bids.
ny order OF Trustees.
j. NJ. LiOlITENWAJTER,
Jan, Tth. IHHl ,lOhw Township Clerk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
Sale of Real Estate
OF II BosT, Decd.

HA
In purauAnco of M order Of the Probate Court OF
Htari county, ohio, l win olcr for hnlo ~ public
auction, on
The 23d day Of February, A. ID 1882,
nta o'clock u, M, on tho promises tho following do.
aorihod real Ohtntu, situate In the county OF stark
and atnto OF Onto. tOswlti
igl trraOt-B Heinz u pnrt OF tho HOnthwoat quarter
Of aeeil0n v iownHhln no, aud range y, beginning ~
aaiako AZ tho A%0lihVAst onrnor OF u lO.hcru tract
herrtOforns sold by sidney Cable W Anthony nOlti
tlicnno north, . den, 20 min. cast DYl ohnile 20
anid Anthony ~ sta northeast corners lhcnro south,
80 dug. 40 min, east PIT qlalnsl lhvnOo aoulli
q dOg, 20 nn.w west, OBJ. uhalilnl thgneo nortn ~
dnp. 10 min. WusL pa7 ollnlns, with the mlddlp Of o
foan Id feet Wide, o. u ttako, thnnco north y drH,
M min. east ~ limits, thonnO south, ~ dtg, aO.nln
east 40 llnhs 20 Tho place OF beBlnu'ng' CONTINUING
2,uB acres Of land,
va Tract Duiug known M part u tho, southwest
o,nrtor al acrtlnn N t0Wnahln 10 nhd fhnpV ",
toundod and doRrribnd ~ fOllnwsi BeRl1ning Tor
Mo alnp NJ N polnt on tho west line OF Ahld section
d. distant Az rods aud q feet from .tbn aonlhwv,t
cnrnor OF said section, thence north, y uey' ulAl
along tnl1 west llnO OF nortion y a dlAtlnco OF HUIO
rods t0 q point aud Ht0noI thence clsl 81 uog sonin'
agU rQdA TO a AiOnei thonOe south, ~ drH, 40 lnlni
rest N dlataneo or III 7b rods 10 u atone, tlcnoe
woaL 10 aog, 30 min, nurih, d1O fplH 70 thu plnoo VI
bhQlnnlnR containing ~ acrcN OF lnld' .
Terms Of Snle-O .thlrd IN hnndi nnolu,iu W
q q year aud One.tilrd IN two years from wy OF
nnlo, with interest, 20 DO secured Ny m0itghBo on
p'o"l'V' " JosEPH u BosT,.
Admir- OF estate Of Anthony Host decd.
itAHrnn a ~kntOnDAUM, Aupya for Anm't'
jangt-Ow
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-31
annnIPl aAI.n.


N hiAH ANniaI, .nplnfAeA
~ ,i,lue Of ~ nAm " Gals, issaod w tha
ahh " lha epnTt pf eohmnn pleAa o. hlaIt
ssunly, OhlO, in lhe ahnEn Aniinnt and " me ~
roflsd, Iw1foliT fOf sale ~ public pntfV 40 Mo
aoof d no eonn house IN We az VI pAnsoai on
Saturday, tho 9th day OF Feb, 1880,
40 folloslns dosgdbsd lands tanemanis aad heIld
nAlannts 6ltlali 10 lhp kala fnnny ~ tlAlh ana
aals M lliia i0-wii helnH Tho undlyiiel phh-
thiId paTt M y pan ~ 40 N ~ enh NJ W quarters
- aedllnn numhef 70, ioNhsllPb IAnhnh bnhNnpl
ssiu' II lh, thenaa ReAtrardlY aiona Mo nerth
h0andAU lac 0l said Pedion 81 eiAinA Ala, "a lnhs
y ! pnll ihunoe kouih four chains ana az lihhp W
pqai thence south, no del1ees eahh D ehalns .hln ~
Mn " 4 poet llelee enpul Z ehaln. Ani ~ IlnAh V
hohAlhA And 10 liAkl nA ppsti thence easi " phalns
aaA M llnka 70 y p0at ufnep q uihi u plalnA ahh N
uhlA ~ u pUii il1WH rhal u fhalnH hHn ~ lllhh "
tkn h%nnilleaAf t0f, VI the n%pithtial AuAlirl pl ,AAlh
rpmlnnf thphoa north 40 chsina - Nlp, plAAp "l 10
nnnlni, containing ~ acres, more % las
Also inc undivided ne-thifd ~ me following
pTomi6as, IN aame laWhship c1lhiI Anl state 70
Slnaile North, AN d6Ffeni wfat nn1. lalh phAlnh
Iona w southeast epfnnT pi uin houtlpaAl quarter
4 nsallnH ian taWnahip nlnh. range elHhh thence
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10 HE aUlLTYf
A Well Known oitisen Arrested on q Dor
ioua Charge,

A Well Known citisen Arreated on y hor'
ioua Charge,
Henry Paplat was arrested nj Tho
Dueber Works this morning by Mar,
0hal FLETCHER and O1loer slaglo on a
serious charge.
Yesterday u warrant was Issued for
his arrest, on complaint Of Emma
Kluga. She claims that no called At
her house and attempted 10 take i'm
proper liberties with her, She resisted
all his advances, and his arrest ID
the result Of the affair.
The parties ara related TO each other,
and from all reports Henry PapiSt has
always borne u good reputation. lie
will be given u hearing later on. There
arc rumors In the air Of other suits be-
Ing commenced.