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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
DR.. George o. steel.

Hundreds OF us feel that there can ~ -
worthier representative IN the next LA9,os
lature than Dr.. George B. Steel He - .
Richmond man. bred aud born; mo4
who hes conferred kindnesses on scoree a.
his fellow-citizens from disinterestsd mo-.
tives and served them in o number q
ways ct the sacrifice Of his own time and
With the legislative needs of our people,
and man of industry, integrity. ana oe
discretion and sound Judgment. He y .
self-made man. who has worked his way
up from printing Office 20 his present
eminent place IN his profession. George
Steel is peoples man, and the people ero
for George Steel. HUxDREDs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
England and China Against Russia

LONDON. October 19.-It Is stated on
semi-oificial authority that important NO
go:ions are IN progress between England
and China relative to Russian aggression In
Central Asa and that an understanding -
in course ~ discussion which will pledge
England AID Chlna TO mutual assistsnce
against Russia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
A Ferecious Newspaper Burned Out.
INV telegraph 10 the Dtspatch.l

LEBANON. TESN.. October i9.-The Le-
banon O5sTrer. whose fierce editorials on
certain officials have for several days kept
the town in stir. was burned out last
night between and o'clock. 1t il SAID
TO have been the work Of Oh incendiary,
Probably dozen fights, III which several
have resulted from the editors remarks on
Circuit Judge X. L, CansreiL More tfou-
bio is brewing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20

Bazasr for Baptist Home for Aged Women.
All ladies' interested in the Baptist Bazaar
or willing to work in it will meet at tho
Grace-Strcet Tabernacle tomorrow (Wcd-
pesday) ut IL A. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
|rIlL IN RICHMOND
.,ui> Distinguished Party Spend
lle Day Here.
LIVED WITH GUNS,
W. :. 80 =
r,e a Salute as the Wis.,
y ts rr'a the City.

lB.Hill, the Chief ESecu.
e'i. raprs state. has come and
;rt Richmond amid salvos OF
= ,l..he le;i it The welsin rams
81 1-.m :. Il hundreds Of .'hroats b,d-
" -a>lat Journey to Atlanta,
=. 80 --.w De makes an address
- .....n. .o.tss Grady statue.
5 ... va. enthusiastic. his en-
.f.,t.ome. cordial, and spou-
y, .'.h.a-n hc was the special
s p.paa,an Cluo the whole
o. ..-.spossih.e in dong him
., e.on e tho Reception
.atn others the people OF
l.a ly surprise. as Gov
-., arrived some hours
e. .... e,-, expected. But the
n.i-sr,' salute sent the
.....v.-. Lore 10 every house
- SO moment the feeling
~ tAe guests of all the
~ tie day. although it
.-.f.. some q its details.
,., .s- the city. q visit to
a. the Mayors resi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
King williams comirg Exhibition.

ICOrresDOndcnce OF The KichInOhu DIsFhtch'I
KING WILLIAM COURTHOUSE, October II. -
The farmers OF this county nave formed a
society known as the King William County
Agricultural Exhibition. Mr.. l.. ID. ROBIN
son, president. The first annual exhibition
will take place at the county-seat Oh fri-
day tie 23d Instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20

II you want good lot cheap attend aucs-
ton sale this afternoon at O'clock. SEQ
advertisement column.
4. Is. CHAyrls Il Co., Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20

The shooting season begins to-day. A. b.
Clarke h Son, l5iO Main street. have nica
assortment of English Breech-LoaiinI
Guns at bottom prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20

For BRONCHIAL, AsrHMArIc, AND Pulmonary
COMPLAINTS, "BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs"
have remarkable curative properties. Sold only
IA horsS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
Mrs. Psrnen's Condition Precarious. Z
fBv Anglo mcrican "a hio 10 th0 Disnafch.I

LONDON. Exo., October i9--Mrs. Psxpsll
continues IN very weak and precayi0u1
in order that she may secure little sloep.
She Is unable 10 pariaks OF solid food.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
JUMPING AT THE OPPORTUNITY.

JUMPING AT THE OPPORTUNITY.
If you jumped at the opportunities
that are offered you it would not be long
before you hadn't penny to bless your
self with. That isn't tho kind Of q
chance our Suits afford you. They are
worth jumping at. You won't make
any unpleasant discoveries concerning
them. If they surprise you at all they
will surprise you agreeabIy and not dis
agreeabIy. They will certainly come
up to your expectations, and in all hu-
man probability surpass them. You
will give them O good name because 1t
will not take you long to find out that
they deserve Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20
-.-.s-Y.Arsa RlChNOND.
...,e,nni,'ec and Welcomed by the

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ra.. -1 tle delight of
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....,. .-. ...ttei most afablv
r.I l.-c,r was de-
.-t rrrr.a~Eei IN his
...-.... s.f .-.-f. train reached
... r-e. feel Ike | have
i-al years. The
+.. r.-. ..le IA sin Of the
..l called him
. f.- .s,-r al the mistake
.-- - offensive one.
.. .--.. H. Meredith and R.
.i ile cars a. El1a and
= -ep9l WIN tAe
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20

COMING EVENTS
NEW RICHMOND ruEArRE-PAr MEMS CLUE

SRw RICHMOND TuEArEE-THKouGu BY DAY
LIGHT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20

am here to congratulate you upon the
TACT that the infamous bill know as the
Force bill has met at least with temporary
defeat and we trust with permanent de-
feat. I do not propose TO discuss the fea'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20


goods. but we say. nevertheless. that no
more revenues should be raised than neces-
sary for the support of the Government.
The question has been discussed 80 free
ly everywhere yau are entirely familiar
with it. Ii is being discussed IN the great
campaigns now; it Is attracting national
attention. Our friends IN New York are
eyadIng these questions so lar as thsy can.
The election last fall has convinced them
that it is not wise to bring it to the front
and therefore they are eyadlng 1t. II Is Q
question which is present now and 1t Will
be present next year. The Democratic
party takes no back track upon this ques-
ton. .
Immediately after the election of 1888
(and you will permit me to refer to II here)
after the defeat OF our national candidate
/ was serenaded by Democratic club OK
the city OF Albany in honor OF my own
election. l there had the honor OF stating
in an address. and / relterate the senti-
ment now. / said: I'VE have nailed the
flag of tariff reform to our mast, and there
we propose it shall remain until victory
shall crown our efforts" Loud applausel.
FOR THE PEOPLES RIGHTS.
We will wage war against the men who
expended tins money IN the billion-doliar
Congress. We will stand up for tho peo,,,
ple's rights, as We have before, against all
encroac chmentr upon the freedom of the
ballot.
The Democratic party. "a / said to you.
is the party of the people, and its interests
are best observed when the Democratic
party is in power During the four years
of our last national Democratic Admins
tration what was the result? Not all pos
sibly that might or should have been done
was done. but nevertheless IL accomplish
ed one thing-it pscified to great extent
all the sections OF this country.
Although they tell us our candidates
were beaten, / beg to reminb you and TO
remind them of the fact that while they
were beateu. of course. by the machinery
and througe tho methods o1 the Electoral
College, nevertheless our candidates re.
oe,vsd . majority Of the pouulAr vota Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-20

lf b.. 'l' ha1 had their curiosity
nj l ..eA the haud Of the popu-
- g., ,,eftof Hin aud his PARTY
|.''-es.el !. 'Arir rooms. where they
lsrss,,..s,, la'il half-past II O'Clock.
~ i..los,e- vui on q drive to see the
'ak gentlemen comprised
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25

past ehilifes Tor baptism lAsi snnasy. W,
reste, that Mr. Bafrpssbs reaoves TIM
week With bic isnlly 10 wiochenacn
Mass, where ihsy will reside ior the pre-
ssni.
--Neison wp,hefby.s iormer rrsiaen, ol
Ds5br. but sho bad lived 10 Lsndsrcee,
snd Peru, Tor ten or fifteen Year,. ssns 10
Dsnby Poor Corners on visit Iharsdsy
snd waited about among relatives antil
Saturday evening He retired to bed seem
iIgly veil. bu, IN the morning be could
Dot be aroused. having taken . large dcse
Of morphine. Dr. wLipple VAS called bat
ooald do noihisg TO awaken him. Mr..
We.herby left letter saying be vas tired
OF living The funeral Was held Tuesday
from the residence Of bis brother. Daniel
wetherby, The deceased leaves . wife
aud three children.
suspEhi asp
-E Hosly has been visiting friends
here.
Mrs T. Belisle vent on the excursion
Last week 10 Canada.
&C. L Bacon aud wife have been visit.
ing relatives 10 Bennington.
--E Robbins has commenced keeping
house ia II. L,throp's h,uss.
Mrs A. NJ Haley Of Shnshau, N. Y.
10 visiting her sister Mrs s. Pike.
Mrs. Z. J. ToSen hiss moved her
goods. settled Der business Al
fairs here aud lett town
u. NJ. Gregory has been appointed
and collector. IN place Ole. j.
Bowen who has not qualihed.
There will bs picnic 10 Lsthrops
grove. July Ash. A large platform for
dancing will be erected. Baked beam,
brown bread, coffee, Joe cream. etc.. on
The European plan. All ere invited.
The Band Of Hope" will have an
Joe cream festival together with . sale Of
Iancy aud useful articles Ut the new Con.
sregstional church, Thursday evening
July @ There will also be musical con
cert and an enjoyable time may be expect
3D. There are great many things to be
,old and the proceeds are for the grsndest
object. general invitation is extended
md full house is expected. The build
ng is nearly completed and the interior is
'eady for pews
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25
Estabrooks Store, Dining Rooms,
Ice Cream and Onera House Business Season of 1891


before
condition sold
by the gallon and
the
ana
Pompnsss
dehvey.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25

a Aefs1tAFsfl list tkN EUlu1 Ito ta tpblAtt<
Ia IN. u.schs.,s, Iourn.I. ssa tia, eopie.
4. .,.A a. A.. Wiekhsm and III,
.a =, a.,
s@"ss Nv"
sincere sympathy a1d hist esteem.
"a. ,,o.,.nr. ~ ,bs Jn.io, stbi
pi''0n - "ssN as". 'Ai '''s"s
ss ~ f0llouss
ssslc.
S.,e
o,.u,n IN. R.,,,. AZ Besn,ax,oa
Has.cs X LawssscS
Y.sv Our National AIays
Mana N. waRsrs
~
eiAsi y axrs.,y.
o''san'. - .. : r rs. res pa"e At'"A''
xrso
Essay. Lo1'sa Ais''''
orsilou, ............. The Poser Of Individuals
Nt . np'AAf''
r. !, a., . ~ IN.
s,.ao.,,, ala. :, Mo,;o Hall Wsa.e..
/ "
A, mo,pisg x.. a tol,ov.,
xcae.
rrArrn.
ofsaoh, ,.,..,.,c;'u, l Inc rover OF music
r.u, .yirsini. and M..,cha.s,t..
Asst T. o0s'sS
o,o. r.. s,..m r,g,n.
Juns d crKiis
Ess.y -. 90. The No'ei'
o..,.n $500 c,n,, a, rsmon,.
Nus.o.
Presentation Of Diplomas.
Awarding OF fnk'' ana nea."
haScEfsrfh CENTRE
Regular meeting OF the W. X @. Fri.
day SOP. m
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Ames are PASS
ing a week at Lake Bomoseen.
Mis-. Edith Hewitt, Of White Creek.
NY ia The gues, of her cousin Miss Ella
me-,
~. .l. ar. II Nawan h.vo.
ia :, ,rh. M.n,... q, ,ha .rmms,
r..~ ~. -. ma,.oma
- -
at, -,...,h;.o,.,h ;.,h,.
r., :, 49, $500 -
-,
~ D"e'''' '''' ''' ''s''
easy 'uDn,'s D,'''"s s .'
w., .a' o's' ~ . 'o''u . 49,, = WV $500 -"
inose 'on,'p."s o''''s
'hou'' eau ." NV"
line hev. MI oonao' o'ii''A.e" - '"'
'e'o'' !" -" -. 49,
A'' ouau' m'e 'Ae
p'' -,
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''pp' ""'' my 70
AT the annual business meeting OF 'ne
Epworih League 'he ioiio~ins omcefs
we're eie''ed: hev' .. NJ hpp'emso'rfes
idens' Mrs. fiofa heed' ! VICE rfes'oen'
Miss Susan buckiin' woe ffesidenti
c.. ~. w. p,..;aan,.p n liz
ia. ea,,.,.,v. lamb uu,i.,a T,o.sr,.
:,
'o'' 's'' o'' WV NV.
=, M '0'ep' "o ~ u's1 ~ n
o.'o'e s '.se, s 800
"'"'e' .'u ."'' 'oo "su
A"o" ''e'"s De'' ~
a'uA' e,.H'us -n' o's.. '1'1s ~
,'s .nu n.' s1s.o,u'' :. '"Ae ".
puss! ou' io''uA.''' "'no'' A "
tue o'''pAn"
"A special meeting OF racine Engine
Co. will be held ct their engine house on
' '..' ~, -,
. - ~, a,u. CO.. NJ.
" -,
mso a'SoeiA''on nu''.ou ou.'
'ui' s''enasn'' 'e'''ea' 'nu muse "'o
nA'e up''o' y A'o" y '"' p'e"'o
port 'ne ssme - 'ne me'"'s'
H. Dospf' FOREMAN
The Young Ladies' Guild of Zion
hurch will hold an open air socisble on
the grounds Of Hon. J. @. Martin on
Thursday evening OF this week. June 25th.
A email admission oil cents to the
grounds viii be charged and strawberries.
ice cream and cake will be served at the
usual prices. Music will enliven the ev.
enine aud the youug ladies Who have the
ment in charge will do al 10 their
power 10 make the evening . pleasant one
10 those who will favor them With their ct
'enushee' lew fancy stuc'ss wiz 10
p'.oe' W e' .po :"
'"''0' " =. ~
The remains OF mr.. james Lsmson
we're brought here . week OF more ago
rom bonasine when nsa oean ns nome
=
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25

- several 81 cur citiasns have beet
sFspaiss iev days At ssrsiios pond nst
lrg iteir headquarters 81 iuubersni
shasir baili by w. l. Tylor. b. ih'
.sy 100 isrlt9sy embracing tie region o
suaiiou and B0urs pords, With uoEsr'
loas .msli sifesms 10 The beat Gshiss srt
csnplss cot locality ia Tho state. u i
es.y 81 sccass. and no doubt live met
vho abould baild OF o. mp = tourists hois
there would make Il pay. Any one dssir
Gus Of attempting 70 carry out tbs rlsr
nay get valuable irfofms,ion from either
Of The following gensiemen Who IN she 30
nasl Visits 10 the locality; q. W. and Ro-
neo Bradley. Alfred Connor, W. L Taylor
l. Fisher. VIC Crawford.
DORSET.
Geo. Eissf,on Who has beeu III 10
improving.
DIR. Dunning wife and son ssre 10
lown recently.
Nj aud Mira. r Fuller Of jamestown.
N. Y are guests Of Col. sykes.
Mrs. Seeley OF Granville Is waiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mr. I. N. Collins-
Mrs. Goodsin, son and daughter Of
Concord. Mass, are guests Of Mr.. "m'
Holley.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Vim II Drew OF Bos-
ton. Mass. we're 10 Dorset recently, 90
their Wedding trip, the gaests OF James l.
Robinson.
The ladies Of the W. II. @. will give
an zoe cream aud strawberry festival st
School Hall, this. Thursday evening. the
proceeds 10 form the nsueleus OF . fund
for the erection OF s.memorisl hall. All
are cordially invited.
Among the arrivals ct Washington Inn
we police the following: Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. L. Tosne, Miss l.. NJ. Brown. Mr..
Fred W. Allen, Middle Granville, N. T..
Z. Hamilton Moore. Bennington. J. r.
Holmes, J.P. Judd. Springfield. Mass
Mr.. Wood. Barnard, VI Chss Burton
Wells. w.
EAST DORSET.
w. II. Beebe and wife expect TO go
IN Norwicb. Conn, this week TO visit their
EibA
Charles E1gerton is making new
y ire fence on the west side OF the meadow
neat to the highway.
This weather makes the farmers smile,
but lots OF rain is needed or crops Of oil
kinds will be light.
B p. Bowen recently had valuable
horse badly cut by wire fence. DR.. Page
attended to the injuries.
Mrs. Geo. Smith and Mrs. Stephen
sherman OF Wallingiord and Mrs. EDDY
,i Rutland were visiting at b. A, Rogers
asst week.
-.Freedleys mill is still idle. james
Koran who has worked there many years,
with his son Will has gone to West Rut-
and. and expects to move bis family there
,oon. Ora Buifum is working Tor ID. H.
Kent d Go.
Frank Canary who went to Ohio two
Or three years ago was drowned near Gin
,iunsti last Sunday evening. With some
,om pauions be was diving from boat and
,ank to the bottom and never came up. |
After 6 hours search the body was found.
10 was good swimmer but bad heart
ronGle which was the probable cause OF
,is death
During the hard thunder shower last
tuesday lightning struck the g.ound near
NJ. Griffllh's store, ran up on the steps,
ait one man on the foot, knocked johnnie
Dunn partly down, played about inside
be store knocking things down. and ont
gain and left going north by wy OF the
B. &. r. railroad. Johnnie thinks people
lad better not fool with lightning II they
IAN avoid it.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25
NORTH DORSET.


Two buildings belonging to IF. X.
Allen were destroyed by fire here Sunday
night the IA inst. About 10 o'clock that
evening the cry Of fire Was heard in our
quiet village and very soon nearly I'll the
inhabitants OF the place both male snd fe.
N ale were assembled with pals 10 hand.
near the Depot and Foundry Of f. r.
Allen. The building known as the ware
house which was located near the foundry
was IN flames. The fire bad already so Tar
advanced that there was no hope Of saw
ing the building or any Of its contents.
Nem the door where the fire originated
was stored barrel Of kerosene oil. This
had Just exploded with loud report, and
the oil thus liberated had greatly added
TO the volume aud intensity Of the flames.
This part Of the building had been used
for years for storing and selling kerosene
aud the floor aud tim bers were so satura.
ted with the oil that 1t Was utterly impos,
sible frum the start TO quench the flames
and, not only so, but it was impossible, ON
account OF the intense heat. TO 20 any
where near this end OF the building. Un
fortunately the storehouse or grocery was
locsted near by upon the opposite side Of
the road aud it soon became apparent that
IT would be out OF our power to save this
from the flames. Accordingly it was re
solved 10 remove as much OF the contents
a. possible and TO turn our chief attention
30 The saving OF the foundry, machine
shop &c. The store house WAS soon on
fire sud the flames spread so rapidly that
the smoke and heat rendered it impossible
10 proceed with the work Of removing the
property so considerable portion OF it
had 10 be abandoned and was destroyed
by the FIRE. The foundry, however though
IL caught fire st two or three different
times and places, vas ultimately saved tor
geiher with the machine shop and black
smith chop. Ii seems 10 be impossible 10
sccount Tor the origin OF the IRE. IL Is
thought 10 be the work OF 90 incendisry.
Mr.. Alien reckops his loss from $500 to
$1,000. There was no insurance.
Albert Lyon completed bis first year
ri Dartmouth snd returned home on Sat,
urdsy.
Those Who are seriously i'll are Mr..
Amos Bsicheider. Mr.. Calvin Williams and
Mrs Freemsn Lyon.
Mrs. John Adams returned home
from South Hsdley. Msss.. lsst week.
uhere sLe bad been Visiting Der sister.
There sili be . s.pv berry festival 1t
school house ball Friday evening Of this
weet. the proceeds TO be devoted to
church repairs All sre cordially invited.
With the promise Of moon 10 light you
hone.
MIR ssd Mrs. W. Borronshs and Mr.
ADD Ma J. Coolidge presented their ini
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25

isstss Eve yesn more 81 supsrrisics ard
a enscarri service ias The ISs'ituiaos. be
lss pssse1 isfss bsssisstcf ot tina con
% snssr sbS 81 his sspsrstias.
Ees1srea. That ia the sessrous beqsssis
Fl The Misses Bsu. secured through bic
sssues. To- tho sfisrslon sss pefpei.siior
a Tie .hAssscs o. this school be has reared
icf himself . pobls and enduring mora.
neat
Eessarei. That bic stirics example
should siimpls all The irieods 81 christ
iss lesfrits sod enlsau 70 iirseiy sfo'i.
sna 10 faithful perseverance, unio the CON-
irs Of The sars sccosn, and reward.
Eesairci, Thai ibis inmate be Published
10 the Msechesiss Jearnsi, aud that copies
be pfo@snied 10 Mrs.. wiethsm snd the
hniIy. and that they he assured 81 car
sincere sympathy ssd hIsh esteem.
tbs programs. Of Tbs Jasior eihi'
biiion 81 Masie Hall. Tuesday evenins.
.s ~ follov's
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25


Mrs. Fred Miner sud child OF so. Wal
iingioid are guests Of Ars. wilbur Taylor.
j. a. Couture be. . rev advertise
nent Henry kceps good goods ., iou
prices.
--Regulsr Pos, meeting Friday evening.
A fall.s,,ebdsnee 10 desired fof important
bnsilsss.
--RojEey Lsmpsoe is bullditgs barn
a By 80 icst on the 10; lately purchased
Of C. H. Lops.
--Nfa r. l. Fsrnam 90 called 10 Peru
lssi sesk by tho serious illpess Of Der faith
e. Calvin willisms.
--rhe New York store 10 selling "a
pounds Of grsrnisied sugss TOT one dollar
ara 10 SAID 10 !, either.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-02-04
OFFICIAL THlEvERY.
County Onicers at st. Paul, Mlnn., Indicted
for Wholesale Frauds.

County Ofhcers at 81. Paul, Mimi, Indicted
for Wholesale Frauds.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. 31.-The re-
port made by the st. Paul grand jury,
Thursday, is the most voluminous and
sensational ever filed in this county. II
charges that an immense amount Of
money has been diverted from the
proper channels into the pockets Of in
dividuals and that liquor licenses have
been running from two TO seven months
without one cent going into the city or
county treasury.
An indictment was found against Jay
T. Davis, deputy in the Office OF the
clerk Of the courts, on the charge Of
getting warrants cashed by the county
treasurer for from $4,000 TO $4,000
worth Of jury certificates which were
made TO fictitious persons. An indict-
ment was also found against NJ. r. Muir
name, abstract clerk, on the chargesof
having fraudulently appropriated to his
own use from $1,000 TO $1,000 OF the
county's funds. This money, IL Is al
legged, was collected rs fees and not
turned over TO the county. On being
srraigned before Judge Brill he pleaded
not guilty and was admitted TO bail in
the sum of $500.