The Democratic Standard from Coshocton, Ohio • Page 5

COUNTRY COUSINS. Bits of Gossip Gathered By Our Corps. of Thit thi Thit Are, md ThinpTo Be Jowph W. J. lot in 11.

Frank T. Htrktley to J. rraok Guinttwr. lot 19 in 1 addition to O-whooton for WOO. Ce! a Keihold to Mary E.

i I I I RIDGE. HE wet weathtr is very destructive to etone culverts. Mike Gorman was here, on 'or 1850. John Clark.et aL to H. F.

Chauey and 118 iu Weit i $300. J. W. Cacaingham to B. Uickette, loi 1100 in board of trade first addition for Frankliu by A.

C- Hedge to GeorsceRit'gwalt, 47 acres in New Oastle nvnship for $57 i. ,1. P. Fry guardian of Everette Fry. W.

L. Berrv, undivided V4 lots 31 (', ia Wes't Carlisle JLING OF CHAIRMAN WITH EARS TO GROUND London Public and Officials Listening For Word Pro in Buller. NO NEWS ABOUT NIGHT ATTACK. At KEW UAYBJr Aituoyttl last Frl lost one of his nary Foster was called to Dauie! Craig's, last week, to see a very sick Kirk, the hustling stock dealer was in our midst, one Jay last week. BOWMAN.

UD, mud and nothing but mud, with plenty of fine weather. Mrs. Catharine Haincs, of near here, was visiting hei brother, near Keene, who is reported to be seriously ill. Miss Alli'e McKee, of Roscoe, speni Saturday and Sunday with Miss Mysta Neldon. Drs.

Frew and of Coshou-ton. took a tumor from Mrs. Samuel 1'ob s'm, of this place, last Friday. Air. O.

IS. Demoss was calling on Wm Maxwell, last Sunday. WILLOW, BROOK. JLVA. McCOY and family, of Tleas -ant Hill, visited at Wright's, last Sunday.

ddie Cooksev," of Coshocton, visitea her parents, the first of last week. Fortune, ol Koscoe, visited friends in this place, last week. Sheldon Sender and Charley Meredith are able to get out in the fresh air again Naicv Huffman, of this place, is working for Mrs John Roscoe Mrs Eva Whittemore, of Keene, v.eit ed her parents, Idst week. A seriesof meetings will commence a Mitlfork, Feb. 7th.

Also at the Christian Chapel, Feb. 4th. RS. GEORGE KAHN went Warsaw, last week, called ther by the alarming illness of he fatker. Mrs, Sade Buchanoo, a widow lady is on the sick list.

Dr. Bukp.r is in at tendance. Friday evening being the birthdaj anniversary of Miss Lucy her young friends to the number of about 33 gathered at her home in honor oi that event. The visitors were treated in a royal and becoming maner. The e-vemug xvas spent in pleasing forms of and after wishing her a Joint Conference of Operators and flliners Causes Trouble.

lleport by tif Tliat H-ii- erul Di-fowU-il autl Thtil the ltrlitt.li Koicea Are Iu CONVENTION ADJOURNS TO END ROW. OeeJsluii Xot to Admit the lovrii Min- iug KoucUvU by Ollicer Vot- lu Agalubt It. that thoy had enjo.ved themselves to the The-uew Evangelical ciuruh dcdica t'tin occurred at Tiverton, last Sunday. 'The day dawned brightly and beautiful us all, and quite in the morn ing the people began to arrive from fai and near, and continued to increase i an unusually large gathering was assembled it the new churck to behotu and witness the beautiful di'tlicatonat services, which was very imposinsr. Rev.

P. Spreng, assisted by Bone, ot Warsaw, delivered tJits dedicatorial ser mons, which were of rare and were highly appreciated all present, both morning and evening. This chure.h was erected by tl persevwarce and untiring pnerpy of thai worthy citizen Joba Gamertafeklcr, who has b-eo the prime factor in-securing beautiful house of worship to this but growing congregation. Notwithstanding the financial prepsion, 888 were raised -by colleutx towards paj ins oO the indebtedness oi the church. Rev.

S. P. Sprf-ttK returned last rlav, to his homo in Cleveland. A series of revival mertticgs will be held every night, thif week, at the nev. t-jvangelic-il i.huroii, Rtw.

bone, Warsaw, COURT HOUSE NEWS TThe Business Transacted at the Offices i the PKOUATE COfKT. and final acuount estpti of TjojJ Nichola. First and final accownt iilecbie estKli Francis A. McDonald. of i 'f.

Stanton fo'ed t-o- eoii'l fioa 1 account. and i a acci'imt filtnl in t-etdt. of W. PM.ilrs. i final aci-ouuf -filed ia a of i i i A.

Miaer. i and tinal a'-counl i of Jane OnliT made for saio of pruperty in tite of Tohn Stowe. 'I'hc i of David Ijrnv to probate. VI A i At: I and Charles iShi-ppar. tune.

Kxmuel J. Bwird and a NVirJlon. ISroiles and Ella Cli'nU'ni Samuel L'ujstot and i i 1 and C. erick. ICKAl- Fo- Maude McPeuk lit R.

S. i lot Selhj A Airu.ick i i i i i in ton for ijOTO. Jasper to Tuscarora Aclvi tiaing i a lots 2Si, 288, T. T- Wiggins to A i a Still, lot 11 in Kirk's first addition to Laf.ij- Ptte frir ")()(). Honjamm K.

KicUotls to Susann.tl Nelson, lot 13 in SHbj A a sub division 1 Coshocton fur P. to S. Crawford, par; of out lot 117 in Co-iuoeton fur Betsy A. I) irnoy to Klizit Jackson, lot t'S in CnsliDtilon for 827r. Minerva Darin to i Hood, 1 acre in Whi'e Kjes to.viiflb.ip for Harriot Miller, Sarah J.

Miller HnO i i a B. Miller fo LigPtt. lot -i in Henry Shaw'n addition to West La fayotte tor $700. Harmond ll. Arm to John F.

lio i aim to ioletest in 120 acres in Linton i for S. fi. Nicholas to Maud B. McPeek, lot 29 in Kfinilworth addition for S. H.

Nicholas to Sarah J. lot ST in addition for Indianapolis. Jan. was a two hours' session of the joint conference between the delegates from the United Mine Workers of America and those from tlie Interstate Operators' association, at wliich so much buj feeling was engendered that it was deemed advisable to adjourn to allow the feeling to subside. The wrangle started when tha credentials committee reported a division on the matter ot admitting the delegates and operators from the state of Iowa, which was decided by the chairman against the miners and continued until Chairman Bogle had called Delegate Rjan a damnable liar.

Immediately upon calling the session to order. Chairman Bogle asked for the report of the committee on credentials, and Chairman Dilc'ner reported it had been decided that the states of Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Illinois were entitled to representation in the joint conference. When it came to considering the admission of the state of loNva, there was a division, the members from the operators opposing and those from the miners favoring it. The roll call was had and naturally resulted in a tie. The chairman then announced he had resolved from his reading and interpretation of the laws governing the session of conference, he was entitled to cast the deciding vote, and voted no, thus the state.

The report of the committee on rales "and order of business was read amid great confusion. A number miners having taken umbrage at the ruling of the chair, bRgan to leave tlie hall, and before the hour of adjournment had arrived half of them had taken their departure. The delegation from the tarious states were next asked to appoint a scale committee of four members with four alternates from the minors and operators, anil the following names were handed in for Oh'o: 11. Haskell, II. Sullivan.

Thomas L. Lewis AViliicrn Morgan; alternates, S. II. Black, Chris Evans Alex Smith and George Hoplun. Operators--II.

I-. Chapman, Thomas Joluuou, -1. S. Morton and W. R.

WooUford; alternates, S. Coimwiisht, Walter J. Mullins, T. J. ilorKan and Captain S.

M. -Drake. Trouble. A these had been luvrued, a motion was made to allow the ael gates nor seated to have a seat in the eonfet once without a voice. This started the On the roll raJl.

tho motion was lost, tl.r miurars voting against it giving as their reasons th.it the lie-legates ought to be admitted to the privileges or not i-'U- IJitrin? the discussion Secretary Y-7. D. Rau xose in id s.iid 1 for one, rlo propose to staml for the bulldozing of this, chairman, ami i do licit think you v.ill for it. "ilber Hi- has shown himsr-U' to be l-rvo-faeed. Afn-r sa.Miu: he had 0111 interests as much us the operators- to a he XnrBi-, around ami voles EQiiars ly every proposition we advance.

W.v ntigbt at. well go out of this tall at once." Chairman replied by s.yins: "I feel very much liuri at the accii'-a- tions rrude. acainst rue by the delete, there is no foundation for He then levtewed the law on his a net as he finished, w.ilkvd to the of Xho ant 1 sh.i'vin^ hit linger I do not to be by cmy man on top ol t.oil's pj-p a i i do not a the :li.iiriii4ju-l'ip of con- Icienop, and I i i want It 1 say a the wlvo has nccu of bemg a d.i-uu.ibk liar ing the mmfer.s under i ration i of loo to Ollow tiTJsum to i i the u''- i i a i i "We riuiOe no effort to, got of thi? i i i i by rurlit of number-, to do i-o. I a the i you a no right to a vote for the simple reason your vote is cast by the a a a ot tho Indiana opera! on." A dlHciifiSioii of parliamentary rules followed, and the motion to a was, with diilioiilty, gotten before the house. A the session the miners and operators gAthercc! aro.tnd in little knots discussing the stormy events ot tho a Mu.h feeling is f-Jiov.

on sldos. '1 he 1 1 5 rh out the n.innv in i to get lowx am! -t trg 1.1.1 a i and tht miners Ii.ive i i not to Up I 111. it i i i 1 he continued. i i in a i said. "The row might as well come now a- any limp, for it is settled 'hat it to come." London.

Jan. assembler In I'ail Mall, the war olttvo, and those priMleged to a i iu the lobbies, roliK Uutly dispersed at nuduigUt after the linal word th.it nothing moiu would be announced. The morniuq papers went to press with conji'ciuivi, and forecasts of all sorts, striving to guess out something from Spiou kop. Topography maps shows Spion kop is the highest part of a rocky plateau. Eastward for eight miles are the Boer positions along the Tugela.

Northwestward from Spion kop the plateau runs gradually up to a gix-OA spur of the Dr.ikensburg. General Buller's infantry, to reach the summit of Sp.ou kop, must cross a natural glacis of a mile wide, and climb OU test up a steep slope. Nobody here seems to know, not even the war ollice, what Lord Roberts has done with his large reinforcements. Six thousand troops awaited his arrival at Cape Town, and since then 6,000 others have reached there. Military critics are all hoping Unit a good share of these 12.000 have gone to help General Buller, and they argue that a few days' wait may make him strong enough to overcome the deadlock.

There are 19.000 troops at sea. and this heavy weight on the British side Is expected to destroy the equlli- bruiu now existing on every field of operation. The British losses up to date in killed, wounded and captured, according to General fuller's last list, -total 8,21 men. F. W.

Keitz, the Transvaal state secretary, has written a parody upon Mr. mnling's -'Recessional." It is entitled and is dedicated to "Mudyard Vipling." The first stanza follows: of Jmiro. brass and jinl'l. I.oi-rt-s of ihi by ill vine, trailer ivho-P li.uiffnl they hoIJ lnniiiiliMi civpi' mine Hurt ihiui 1 Snch as tbc-e iuive ituule then Men's Odd Suits Tlic-y 11 -JUMP fHTSilU-n! Thty have for ly VuU- Hoveti. Jan.

Jennings Ui yau arrived iu New Haven at 2:15 p. and driveu to tlie city hall. hero a reception was hold. After a brief rest Mr. Uryau 10- pan-ed to Music hall.

Mr. Bryan's entrance onto the stage WAS the 'gusil for an enthusiaisllc demonstration. Mr. Bryan, in prefacing his remarks, re- terred to his former visits to the city, llc.did not directly refer to the Yale btiuhut demonstration iu but his words were so pointed as to indicate that he recalled it. He said: "There are lluey great leading qu.

ol the day, namely, trusts, money and iu- permhsin. Which of them Is pat a. mount depends upon the point ol of the individual, and," he said, "personally. 1 do not care to s-peeify." thut lo assert that the uion-'j question HS a polituMl issue is dead, is oily, for the reason that it vitally oiKerus all men, and btcuiioO they are i of it, no matter a their sta- lou in life. lir.Vi.'»"Ti-lp.

Now York. Jan. Jen- ngs Uryau made a journey Into Connecticut, addressing meetings at Suitu- ord and New Haven, and then hurried back to New York that he i keep Us engagement to address tho public Meeting in Jersey City. Then he i go to llarrisburg. win it- he I r.eet the Democratic leaders ot iylvauia.

For ti IViiHlon Washington, Jan. 2." -The com- and national pension ommittee of the Grand Aruiy of the Republic, called ou the president and presented a plan for the establishment of a court of appeals in pension to sit in Washington and hoar case-, of appeal from tbe decisions of the i pension bureau. These appeals, hereto- fore, have been heard by a board com- i posed of tlt-rlis in the interior depart- I meut, detailed by tho secretary of the intoriof for this Labor Not Scranton. Jan. a a 1 cite coal operators of 1-uzerne tuid Laclu'wnuna counties, whose heail- sun penning oi-toro a eoiuinittee ot ttie rifty Buyers, Attention! To i i i Tin' i i i of i i 1 i itM-i't iu i a A CL'T-IX- 1 I i a ull'tiir.

I I i i i i i I from thu HiiiulloBt I i i I i-ml i an- cuts or I mi paper 'n- and "Novi'i- i i a in tlu VCK M2 current. I Men's Odd Suits $10.00 TsUrn i Young Men's Overcoats IK, iu Inn'B sn UiUeii it i il at I't ir- 06 MEN'S FURNISHINGS A FLEECE LINED A Sill, a i 1 MEN'S HEAVY JERSEY SHIRTS lit ulil pnee, I'rit-e I i 25O MEN'S HEAVY WINTER CAPS I'l H' 25c MEN WHITE BAND SHIRTS lit 1 I Nicholas and Burns Block. LEADING Slriclly One Price I A A I Kallril to J.nly«tnith. Bei-lin, an. tic ticians are almost of tht opinion that the situation of Brit ish forces around f-adyswith is des perate.

TJie Berliniii- Tageblatt prints a Brussels special, claiming thut Si Charles has been signally de feated. A military writes- for th Kreuz Xeitung says the movement relieve Ladysmith has failed, rendering the British line of r-jtreat endan- gertwl. All -Stoiipecl. London, Jan. dispatch from I-ouruiizo Marques, dated Wednesday, says booked for Transvajl stepped by government ordi-r, i tlic exception of the members oi the Russian ambulance coips, wlio procee.lod bi sjieclal tnnu." i i Lonii-jn, Jan.

aflcr midnight the- war -oilici: aniiouuccd that notbiny furlh-'J- in t'u- way ui dis- patcbfj woulii bo i out -during the Sovrr Tlilv dy i lM--tir lio Jan. lidward i Satur- i hurleil --To buy or an 80 or 100 farm. C. DYKR. Inquire Park H.Hol oflW.

Kan: at, i AJO and i i i day nijjht i'ort in i i ncrc. U-')K pi i- at il.e ho.vu uf Mrs. HJ- waui wulov, ut OHO oj thu men, ajiil -Mis. George of Putblo, and tho i i i mu.her. were urnoiii; use iires-tjit Dr.

faU pliuti A. Xorth- rop. "i i li.ipttst cburcn pieacut'ci tlit r'liuii, condemned LUe mob acl, am! -anl. spei a ly that p.iit. re thid com- iiiiueU, ih a it i eems to mo lor the of I i-'t p- 1 to put iulo i i ot ti.ivn.g men U.

uiight be for the Kc.v. C. il, Sbei'Jon to nd the rei'oi iii.ition ot i Si cilt, t'or it dcx th.it a pa i of in ol Chi i laiyc- i rowd oi lowert coil us to i the "iM id A fol- J.in. lioidini Inee ou-'Upifil ti.f a i i cf the ac u- ate in i s-ion i i ion i iiy Mr. P.

i i 1)), ing npou i i i iriio: m.ition a i lln 1 i i i i i Ihe i-ulUil! of vah U.IIM-I', y- I i ul di. ,111 up ou the 101- I I I into an agrof.inont lie authorized sliivcry. A uali was precipitHted lj i i port on the c'-iis-iio i i i i i but the rent-us- ji.nnc-d Its. i ami tl" fa'-iit bacis to conference. he Konnn-lcy a 2.1-- wit no 1 ev.r.ii,:j"d IrtV-jo tho a i i The vi a i 10 the Ubi of tissue lii tltb and to Loi.i.-ville.

'ii tUe ot jiior conn U-J tnilitla ii i t'p, rieiiso. New York, 25- At a moetinj, bctwoen repi-f: i i i of James .1 J. it decided to set I a in the doing for the bids by clubs fo the boxing cor.ti'M hot those twi men for championship. For tteritlicr rr Wasliington, Jan. Tho hou comniittoe on agriculture agreed on favoraliie report on a hill re-organiz In? weather bureau force and pro a system of quarters are mainly iu this city, WPIV: visited by a coMiuittee of the United Mine Workers, representing 10 wines 1'or the purpose of roiuerrlnp.

i a view to adjusting the miners' grievances. True to their announcement, the operators refused to deal with the men as members ot a labor organization. AIolitKMix I I I Now York, trial ot Roland B. was adjourueil on account of the illness ot" M.inheim Brown, a juror. A ills-patch from Ms wife was received by the recorder saying that Mr.

Brown was ill in bed. The sick juror is suffering from an a i a of rheumatism, whseh, it is behoved. Mil be of short duration. HOX, J. cfratril Vnr rri.ir.v by Washington, J.ui.

Re ubli- caucus ol iit.tc uet i ii il I i i upon tin- rr Ui ui of tbc ective i i i body, and nifed Hon. a i ot Nets' "oik for ri-n i.iiy to fsi I i i a R. I o- lion, li.iui"! M. of i i i a for 1 rnei to -siKii'eu 1 U. -I.

i i i i i w.i« nuuuli ited OVPI i id a sn-retuiy, bv- In a of Hun H. t-lxi: k'-C'ti. Mr. i i i i i i i i I i Jll i i uii( (1,1 i I i a and i A i i a te' 1-1 I i i i i i i A i 1 1 iler i i i i KI lie ')! I 1 ty.tors ile i i ion ol i i lor In iv ol i i'. The In i i-f.

ult i ir to -I "I IIP i i i i liroun'ut i i nol 1 "1 I 7 i i I) i i i a i by a i i hi '-)f fie i ini'l '22 foi -plueed in Platt of i Va i i conlerenee i i i i bei i th. gi a i i a i i i i a -'I he rt in i a he.ld oH-adi i ijiiri.rni;! i Me a inin qiu I. in dm. i Th' i uli ids on iii i i a i tl" denranded enate. I New Yorl', Jan.

1:5. --AIIIOUK the pan- i oncers per steamer a i UiPlm II, from Genoa, Xaplos and ilhraltar. was a i epreteiilative of a elective a i in charge as iiisoner, F. l. Sleveup.

alias T. i anosled by the detective xnd VV. P. Hill, the legal adviser he railroad company, at Taiiper, There no i i the 1'niled Plates nud Uoroi-co, Mr. i In seem nt; a i a issued by lederal was served oi' at After some discussion iisntd lo to i a iu the lhaigf.

A clevvr i sebeine ern- iltiyt'il liy linn In i i i Pb-e i i nf linn i i i i a i i of I lie -en i i i i In- i i i I I I I i 11 i i i 1 roll' a i i In 'J l-e i i i ill i i i i i i be -i i i i i i i I.eii i i i i I I I I I i i i i i i i Having; the AUCTION 5YN- DICA'I of 1-2. Dyer, I i to ake the following a The stock i be Uirgely increased i the best staple goods in the market. The reputation a i this s-tore snail be doubled. And our immediate connections i larger stock at our disposal, enables us to i before the public, Better Bargains at Lower Prices, a it has ever been of privilege to do so. We quote but a few prices to-day: lUe i i i i h' I I ii.

i h.llf vx'itiil MI elv' Nelai II UK; HI i II' t'ct'tl unilerwi ur i I Jil i ti- i Ie he flops' 1 onx-y f'e-ceil i i i Men's i 1 pmr pun- piiir pit if i i i i i i i i pair i-e'H a jersey Blurts PC i i i i i i I i i i lleei i il i i i I I I I I LMc Juiiil liuunlrv HI I caked Tuilct Hniip per cake U' 1 i pinvdwr A Hie Hh i i i in i I i 11 In- i i iai i i i i i tin- The nev. i i liel I When tin- ol.jeel il 1 until Jllllli i i i i 1 1 I ill mi!" i-in! i Ill-ill 11. i lone to i ti i i "i fill fll.H I 1 li a i i MM ul juli i nr i in tin i oi i i lo ilippf i of Mpi i i I tiiodn, id i i i a i i I i i Cm i r. AUCTION bPIX reat Iv i nc ii Cic ll! 1 1 I HI but i ere i'i i i i 4 i 1'ie I i i I I t-i lo lie in, to ii' an i i i i a i i lie jiir- all i i i i i i i WIM .1 i i i' ly i 115 i i n'I lor 1 1 f- l.f'- 1 it; i i i provn!" i i I ituiti 'if ll.e JP ufjj-' 0 1 I i itnlopt I i i OP! i 'ill. by i (HI 111- i a i i Oilier, i -i eral i.aiif.

Of 'ill i i of IH-III- cti'iJ 1 i i a i when i i the i i i i i i JIK tl.o.l lor 1'n" i i by aji'l i i r.e i i i I i i i t-rlvoi'." i i I clal i it i i i a i i i a sub: i i i i i'or He- coinage of i i liiilel inent fJii.iitlK'd. 'JV i i i mrnt a of Louisville-, charging i i atteinptiiiK bribe S. H. Il.irrel, wi in -the a i i i on motion of A I Tho motion response to allulavits fi'ed by Icn aUornejs, a i i and Throdnro a i i sottlnp; that. HIP Krantl i relurneil i i was drawn in that i OJ.G of w.is taken two others srrvcd In his at various tunes i tl.e a i of evl- dini'o.

Anoihor objection mmlo by Whallen's a was thut five of the Jurors wore selected from bystanders, anil not from the box of names, as required by law. Investigation of the Whallon-HiirrPl affair Is I i i i I I i I I I I I 1 i I lie 111 i WOI'l, in i i i a i i 1 in- i i i a a eln'i Iv la'-lieil i i li i i i i i mi in i I I ii'-vr I i ill'MV. er. r.illlk llule- i ilsel. a i l.aiiU i i i i i ami i i i i I a i I i I I I I I a 1 i i i ei en 1 the a i i i i me Inol i ii i i ll siispi? i i i I I I pie hei I I ins i i i i I I I i I I I I I I i i fjiili'l to i i i i i i i i i i i i i ill i i i i lie i i i i i i- i I I a i i i i i LS" i I I i i i i e.u Ii i i i i i i i i i be i i-b I in i i I'i'ii i 1 1 i i i i i ri i a Here They Are! m't You Move Them? i coi poral mi "I tin Uin i I I tl i 'eei l.t-* I I I i i iMi i I ii i i linen for i dx ut a i i i A 1 i leal I ei or ir 1 -I I I i i on 1 1 i i i i i oni for it i i eoilip to i pi i you see i oli' i i I i I I i i i i i I i i .1 I I i 'i i i i Ml i i I 'I I I I liel'me i i "To i more i hilt! I I i nun i i i i I I I i i 1 u' olii- i i a i lo p.i-s i ftt the u'ale I'M oil an a i i i to i e4 for i of i i i i i a One i i i r.le on pi i a i i.

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