Newark Daily Advocate (Newspaper) - September 25, 1885, Newark, Ohio NEWARK ILY VOLUME III FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 25 1885 43 SWINDLERS ONE MILLION DOLLAR SCHOOL TURE DEAL IN INDIANA business just such a man to deceive them all and he most Keuben Benson Pollard aud Bis Son Frank Aided by Several Dupes Succeed In sive In Canada Eut lud Sept Indiana bond swindles of R B Polland and his gang have excited brokers and capitalists all over the country and each batch of new creates fresh interest The swindle already involves nearly th of a million dollars This amount in Indiana township bonds is known to be on the market and how much more may be in- is only a matter of guess work and the full extent of the swindle will probably never be known Eleven trustees have either escaped to Canada or been and their e of bonds will average over each REUBEN BENSON POLLARD Pollard is uo doubt the rascal that ever operated in Indiana He was borD somewhere in Vermont and as a sharper through his dealings as a agent He was constantly en- gaged in lawsuits and was engaged in BO many difficulties that he led a precarious existence He drifted out into the west and about four or five years ago up in Mitchell where he pursued the rod business but tried to organiza an ance company In this ha His forts to enlist the people of Mitchell in tha enterprise were not successful as his schema was too vapory and not ally Pollard organized a tellurian company of some of the leading citizens of Mitchell A tellurian is a atus or machine for showing in what ner the causes operate which pro luje tha succession of day and night and the ges of ths seasons Banker Moors of ell was treasurer of the company and H L Kimberlin president while Pollard was general manager and Pollard's law C W Campbell secretary The in- sold at about thirty dollars each and although the company made money it was too slow a coach for Pollard and his brother-in-law and they abandoned tho business anJ selling school and school supplies Pollard's first idea on the bond swindle evolved from a supreme court decision cited on page 575 voL 81 Indiana in which Judge W A Woods In- diana supreme court holds that a ship trustee has authority to buy school furniture for the school township and to give the promissory note of the corporation therefor and cannot ba resisted oa the ground that the goods were not needed and the price too high unless fraud is shown not then without an offer duly made to return the goods The title of the case is Johnson School Township vs Citizens Bank of Greenfield appeal from Clinton circuit court Another case bearing on the validity of township bonds Pollard cited was that of Henry ler administrator vs White River chip Gibson county not yet published ex- cept in the Indiana Law Magazine vol 5 Nc 1 page 27 in which Judge Howks holtis that the two sections of the statute and have no application to the dinary debts 1 by trustees for ture apparatus and other supplies tor Pollard carried this law with him and compelled hii dupes to believe evary word he preached and he had no trouble in con- vincing bankers brokers mers and statesmen that his bonds were as good as gold and as marketable as dia- monds He and his son and brother-in-law Campbell started out and traveled all over the state They made their business boom lined their pocKets with greenbacks ing on the meanwhile a wholesale bribing and conspiracy business and defrauding people at every crook and turn Pollard met Brown the trustee at ington and after a few friedly games at the poker table the trustee in and soon had him so deeply involved that Brown turned rascal and bond speculator too They would miss no opportunity to make a trade and bonds flew thick and fast for diamonds gold watches property of various descriptions etc ad infinitum During his trading and scheming Pollard hired W 0 Chilton an estimable young man of ell to work for him He offered Chilton a big commission for his services anl Chilton went into the business hot and heavy thinking ths whole scheme perfectly mate and honest Chilton worked for eral months in fact over a year for lard negotiated many notes for him and even endorsed some of them himself lard even paid Chilton in bonds for services and Chilton thought he was growing rich and when the crash came about thirty days ago was stuck ali in a heap with amazement and is tbe most cen in Southern Indiana He holds or of the bonds lard gave him for bis work but thay are considered valueless Pollard however tried to beat out of them is left without a dollar with a family on his hands tha winter gradually coming on a pace Chilton would no doubt put a sore head on Pollard if he should meet him Tho sympathies of the ere with Chilton as all who knew him feel that ha has been Straightforward in all his dealings but has been a dupe and victim of a sharper and public plunderer who swindled him as he did hundreds of others Wm Bolaud proprietor of the Solace loon Mitchell has known Pollard and his gang for a long time Mr Boland said lard always seemed extremely busy full of life and running ovar with money Hj was an expert gambler and never got left unless drunk intoxicated ha lost heavily Boland be never suspected anything wrong with Poulard and thought he was an shrewd citizen up to bis eyes ir Frank Pollard the only male offspring ol Benson Pollard was fully as shrewd BS father and just as much of a schemer Frank was a great favorite with the ladies very lavish and extravagant with his money spending it with a frea hand wherever he went and none of tha country boys stood a chince while he was around He spread himself at all the parties and bails and threw in dollars at the church col- lections when others would throw in cents He would drive a four-in-hand with a ba- rouche and spread himself generally as a duds and a and all this tima he was aiding his father to swindle tha people He is twenty-six years of age a good looking young man with an eye to business He now resides in with his pa It is related that at one time Polland junior was courting a dashing w oman of grace and beauty when tha old learned of it and slipping in married ths woman himself Frank did not like joke the parent had played on him but stood it like a dutiful son and is looking in fresh pastures on Canada soil for a new mash Eleven trustees thus far have been disgraced by tha Polland gang Ten have decamped to Canada leaving their school furniture behind by tha car load Polland sou and brother-in-law are keeping them company Every in tbe state would like to see them a minutes but tha festive scoundrels themsalvas are in business across the St and will bo heard of no more in this of liberty independence It remains for tbe supreme court to tangle the horrible mess In part ble for the swindle by its delusion of giving trustees the pretext for running ships in debt that supreme legal body must now on the momentous question as to who shall pay the in this gigantic and stupendous honest toiling taxpayer or the man who has in- vested his money in bonds that a lame law allowed a dishonest scoundrel to issue than a million dollars is involved and more than a thousand men will fight for that million dollars The rest in peace and seclusion within sight of the shore and gloat over their gotten gains while their American dupss chew their cud in bitterness helpless in their woa and defenseless in their beaten robbed and not a lieu law that will bring the wretches back to their homes and communities they have so infamously disgraced CATHOLICISM The Investiture of Vicar General as a BALTIMORE investiture of Vicar General McColgan as domestic pre- late of the papal with the title of monsignor took place at St Catholic church The church was crowded to overflowing Among the distinguished clergy were Archbishop Gibbous Bishops Northrop and van Mobile and Monsignor Quinn of New York Sixty priests of the Baltimore Arch were also in attendance Bishop Becker of Wilmington was the celebrant of the mass When the mass had read as far as the Gospel the xiii papal brief of Pope Leo conferring tha title of monsignor upon venerable vicar general was read Arch- bishop Gibbons then addressed Father anJ congratulated him upon ing this mark of esteem from the pope The archbishop then invested him with the rochette and The mass was then concluded after which the created was the recipient of con- gratulations and good wishes FORESTRY CONGRESS The Final Session of the Fourth Annual Meeting BOSTON Sept final session of the fourth annual masting of ths American For- estry has been held The elf of officers resulted as President Hon Warren Higley of Now York first vice Hon J Joly of Quebec ond vice president Hon John Sterling ton of Nebraska treasurer J S Hicks of Roslyn N Y corresponding secretary B E of New York recording tary N H ot Washington D C President Higley appointed executive Professor B G Northrup of Connecticut J B of Iowa Hon J G Knapp of Florida and Hon R H Warder of Ohio Committees were pointed to the governors and of various states to lation for tiie protection of forests aud to en- courage tha cultivation of trees The Ilattery WILMINGTON DeL Sept 25 famous Dureil battery held its annual reunion in this city The following officers were elected for tha ensuing President Capt uel H of Philadelphia first vice president John of ond vice president George Douglass of Bucks county secretary Horace S Boone Reading treasurer Hart Reading board of managers Win S C of Wilmington Charles H of John Rice of Philadelphia of Tha next re- union will be hold in Reading Pa ber 24 Sir Richard Banqueted NEW YORK Sept 25 reception was by toe Now York Yacht club to Sir Richard Sutton owner of the Ge- nesta Tua club room was handsomely decorated for ths occasion an J conspicuous among the bunting were the racing colors of tbe Genesta and Puritan Among tbe guests were Sir Wm Levings Mr J B Webb Dr J M Woodbury Admiral Jouett and several of the Yacht club tho Genesta was much wich his reception and in an appropriate speech to the toast Our guests Rov Dr Leonard was accorded a tion by his congregation at Springfield O IT IS GOVERNOR HILL ON THE FIRST BALLOT BY THE CRATIC CONVENTION Mr Hewitt Alone Supported by the New York County and Irving Hall Solid SARATOGA Sept As recommended 57 ci cion Hon Geo Raines the temporary chairman was made permanent chairman imid great applause The stato committee of the Men's assembly of Sew York presented the following statement for the consideration jf the committee on The undersigned of the state committee elected at the state convection held in Rome ber and J have been directed to present to your convention the following planks that we respectfully ask you to insert in your FIRST TVe are in favor of prohibiting the employment of children in factories and other industrial establishments in the state fourteen years of age are in favor of limiting the hours or labor to ten per day for all omen employed in mills and other industrial iu the state THIRD We are in favor of the Hooley as a substitute for contract labor in the ins of tha state FOURTH We are in favor of tho state printing all its own documents reports etc and to that end favor the establishment of a bureau of state printing FIFTH We in favor of amending tha state laws oi the state with the view of pre- venting the of segars and other articles injurious to health in the tenement houses of tue stats Respectfully submitted BLAIR Chairman York Troy X T MCELWEE Rochester X Y Ebaira K Y THOMAS P New York During the call of the on a motion bo adjourn when the name of Hon Abram 8 Hewitt was called the delegates ing Tammany Hull arose and gave rousing cheors Trie motion to a was ayes nays This was a test vote the nays representing the strength of Governor Hili The roll was being called on a motion that the convention proceed to the nomination of governor The convention by a vote of 240 against ordered tho mum question oa the lution to proceed with the nomination lor governor The main question was about to bs put whon the County Democracy de- manded the ayes and nays which were dered Filibustering was tha order On the shall the main question be now put the convention voted ayes against nays J E O'Connor of Chemung arose to nominate Governor Hill and as soon as he mentioned his name tha convention burst forth in wild yells aud cries of He's nest governor Daniel of Erie seconded the nomination of David B Hill for governor amid great enthusiasm The speech of iel Lockwood of Buffalo is construed to voice the sentiment of President Cleveland respecting governorship Fellows of New York representing the county Democracy has placed m tion the of Aram S Hewitt Governor Hill was nominated on the first ballot Three hundred and eighty votes were cast as Hill 338 Hewitt Slocum fe Flower 1 Tbe county ocracy alone supported Hewitt The tiou then adjourned GOVERNOR HILL'S SPEECH Be Addresses tile Assemblage at the dago County New York Fair SYRACUSE N Y Sept Governor Hill arrived at the county grounds and was enthusiastically received There were people present The ernor read his speech from manuscript He paid a high tribute to the patriotism of the citizens of county and referred briefly to the prominent part taken by them in the late war The governor referred to the face that the forests of the country are fast disappearing and spoke of recent lation of the stats in regard to Adirondack forests which legislation he in de- tail Hs dwelt upon of taxation claiming that personal property was ing taxation thereby increasing the burden upon real estate Various amendments to the tax laws suggested He was opposed to the tion of some political economists for placing all the taxes upon real estate insisting thot such a proposition was not for the interest or benefit of the rural counties of the state The speaker pointed out the necessity for legislation upon the subject of adulteration of the necessities of life Reference was made to the fact that the political tion held at Saratoga had made that one of the planks of their platform He insisted that the public should be protected by gent legislation from imposition on the part of dishonest dealers Reference was made to past legislation on this matter and it was urged that more should follow In regard to cheap trans- the governor reiterated his views expressed tbe of vis ty He then dwelt largely upon the subject of the necessity lor economy in the tration of public affairs and congratulated the farmers o county upon evident prosperity Tue governor claimed that thera was every indication of returning prosperity in business had a good word to say in behalf of the working aud especially of ths yeomanry of tbe county Vanderbilt rumor is lated here on what the Loader publishes as good authority to the effect that a ment is on foot to bring to Pittsburg the primo mover in the South Pennsylvania railroad Mr William H to answer to the charge of conspiracy It is claimed that in stopping work on tha South Pennsylvania road a conspiracy such as is taken cognizance of in law and equity has been uttered and the chances of conviction hinge on having Mr Vanderbilt brought within this state on a requisition The Vernon NORTH Ind Sept The of Charles E Cook president of the North Vernon bank Mr P C McGannon has filed his bond the amount being just double the assets which have so far come into the hands of tha assignee Tho bondsmen V C Meloy J U Cope H Tripp D Riy J D Cone A A Tripp I H Hill J N Eldo and John NATIONAL NEWa Mr and bama S 25 a letter to United Attorney D at New York on the of Jah competed with customs of the of passengers arriving at that port Iu his letter he urgea utmost energy and vigilance to prevent scandal of money payments by gers to inspectors to avoid paying the duty lues on articles not included in tha iree list Hs says if such violation of law cannot be will consider the necessity of sending luggage of passengers to the stores to be 1 hk merchandise 1 1 enters 1 He asks Mr aid as chief federal law iu York in putting in end to this of law an i ex ths that will take efficient to and punishment of any and every to social or political who or offers to pay or of il who recoives my money or hiug of in connection with the lorns ex under the statute 01 ar- Court Sept the law of the department to whom the matter of tho oi tho of Alabama claims has rendered a upholding in the main tho opinion of First Comptroller aam It is that the practical of decision will ba that the court re- assembles on it will be unable to any tise cases of tho Dlass which remain to bs disposed of la the absence of deputy clerks to and the evidence in the Mid of expert to pass the questions as to ih aration of war and ui risks iu policies affected more than twenty years tho court will hive to suspend on sases affords relief if it shall while turm of the court it- self expires on the olst of December Consuls WASHINGTON Sept The president bas the following Geo jr as consular agent of tbe at tor tha slates of Illinois and as of the United States of Venezuela at loh as consul of tha Umpire at Richmond Va and Jose Roma as consul of at San Francisco Cal ana Peirce as British vice consul at Denver Sept is manifested hora in thd of tha Democratic convention at Saratoga News from the convention K soughs and every move in all its bearing discussed The takes great interest in the and up to a late hour reading the bulletins were supplied by a direct wuv from tjs United Press office to the While He a Sapt Miles it is stated has filed a against tus tion of H J the Eighth cavalry to bo assistant inspector general with raulc of major Geu Miles charges that Farnsworth during the Indian war in Texas in 1874 showed cowardice iu tue of the enemy Army WASHINGTON S 25 Thomas F Barry will be from daoy at tae war department as military secretary to tho secretary of war on the 10th oi October and will report to Terry for duty a- judge of the of kota with headquarters at Fort Snelling Minn The and Yantic Sept nnd Yantic with thair of silver from Kew Orleans have readied and passed the capes Both vessels were iu Hampton roads and are expected to arrive here very soon KILLING FROSTS The Tobacco Crop Severely in Indiana und Kentucky EVANSVILLE Ind Sept of one oi tho largest bacco buyars in this state arrived hery reports that was a sharp frost in rics county doing great damage to the bacco crop Added to this the frightened at the lateness of the season at tha frost aare cutting their tobacco while it is yet green and the damage to thu crop from tin's source promises to be as great as if the frost had baan general Tbe mail also brought tbe same reports concerning the tobacco crop in county In the low lying lands the frost was a killing one while oa the ridges the evidences ot aie less palpable A hoavy killing frost is also reported from tobacco belt in western Kentucky and it feared incalculable damage bas been done in that The Belmont Divorce Cane XEW YORK Sept petition of Mrs Sarah Whiting for a from her husband Mr Oliver Hazard Belmont son of August Belmont and brother of Congressman Belmont was heard before tbe supreme court in this city Mrs mont alleges that she was deserted by who alio neglected to provide for her support anj maintenance A decree was entered upon granting a divorce and giving Mrs control of their little daughter now about two years of age Tho CHICAGO 25 Daily of its of tion It contains the statements of a number of and keepers setting forth that unless tribute paid to of ths anJ liberal contributions to carry elections their are raided and thv business made so that thiy soon tire an i BTP glad enough to close up to make room for who are in better favor with the gang Day LOGANSPORT In 1 Sept A of this and states i tents in a grove south of this city There are between and one hundred in which are five and six hundred They will remain in camp three weeks Prominent ministers of the denomination from all parts of United Suites are in Infantile NEW YORK 25 Siein years and boy aged eleven years were by tlm Island city police for outraging six years old The girl the boys with the offense but they sav her story U not true POUR THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF and SHOES AT COST AND THAW COST Must have More Room id we have Decided to make more Room by Reducing Stock at Cost -o come and see the and learn our prices WE MEAN BUSINESS HALL STONE THE NOISY SHOE MEN MEETING SEVEN THOUSAND IN AND TWENTY THOUSAND OUTSIDE THE HALL Nothing New in the Issuer bat a Speech Made to Fit the Drunken Murder don's Sept The Chamberlain meeting took place in Victoria hall at the New Cut in the east euJ of London was a tremendous affair Seven thousand people the hall while tic men to obtain admission were assembled in front and in the vicinity of the building cheering aud commending the ob- of the meeting Tbe utmost good humor prevailed and the utterances of the speakers were received with unstinted applause ilr Chamberlain was twenty minutes in making his way through the hall amid the ing cheers of the multitude Speeches were made by Samuel Morley Charles aud others after which Mr Chamberlain advanced to the front of the platform and to begin his speech but it was fully ten minutes before the cheering subsided to enable the speaker's voice to tw heard tan feet away When at last ha was able to proceed Mr Chamberlain delivered a ringing campaign address the main point of which had ready been gone over in his speeches His presentation of the issues was however somewhat modified to suit the character of his audience The only new feature of im- portance was the vehement ation that ha would never join a cabinet that did not adopt the reforms incident to tion for free elementary education and the acquisition of land by local authorities in order to create small tenancies The feature of the evening meeting was a speech by Dr Hall whose fulsome to the royal family were received derisive laughter howls end catcalls the uproar at each mention of the reigning family lasting fully five minutes Murderous Rioters Sept 25 A riot occurred in the Rouen dockyard and for a time the mob held full sway The rs who were em- ployed in the yards began the outbreak by bursting in the heads of several of wine nud becoming intoxicated The toms officials interfered and the men crazed with drink rushed upon them and beat them to death Several officers appeared upon the scene aud endeavored to restore order The rioters many of whom were armed with revolvers fired at the cers and many of them fell Tha ro- treated but were followed by the mob and wantonly shot down Ultimately two talions of infantry charged the crowd with bayonets killing several and ing many A large number of arrests were made Predictions Supt 25 It is now recalled that in March Gen Gordon privately a memorandum on the Eastern question in which he set forth a view of the attitude of Turkey toward the powers which has confirmed by events and may be still further verified by the results of the revolt of against Turkish domination Gonl jn was certain as he expres ed himself in the memorandum that Bulgaria aud would ultimately unite in Servia has francs for emergencies and the Servian railroads are negotiating with the Vienna banks for a loan of with to augment their equipments for carrying troops and thuir liues Disarming and Marching SOPHIA Tue Bulgarian police are disarming Servian subjects to prevent their rising oa the frontier It is that the Turks having recovered from their at are again marching against the of the The Turks have a small village near Mustapha Pasha in and on the frontier of Eastern Roumelia Xo Bulgarian troops were in that vicinity All in a Conference LONDON 25 A dispatch to the Standard from its Berlin Germany France Italy Prussia an I Turkey consented to participate in a con- ference Spain the Pope MADRID announcement is that Spain has accepted the mediation of tha pop3 in the Carolines fair Cavalry Sept largo force of Bulgarian have reached this place BANKER CONVENTION The Unconditional of the Asked For CHICAGO Sept At the convention of American bonkers the first work the or the resolution Biking that tho si coinage law ol pended and offered by Mr of York asking for tiie repeal of tho 1 law Dr vendee the ing that surer do lars be mads equal in value to goid He was followed by others in Mr Harmon of Iowa offered a substitute to the original resolution making silver lars equal v ith gold This was lost as was also the bp Mr gan and the original resolution was carried by a large majority The committee on nomination of reported as President Joseph terson of first vice president L C Murray of Sew York and oiw vice president from each f tate and territory and an executive council of twenty-one substituting tho name of L J Gage of sago for Mr Patterson the report was ADDITIONAL LOCAL Three good rooms lor rent on Columbia street Inquire at 913 Twenty regulars from the barracks at Columbus passed through the city last night over the B O en route for tana via Chicago They remained in the city several All the latest styles of fall woolens and plaid suitings at Smucker Marriage Marriage licenses have been granted by the Probate Court since our last report as follows AVni Merrill and Clara Cornell V M and Joy J Clark C V Wages and Carrie M Allen Call early and leave your orders at W C Wells Temple of Fashion and avoid the rubh Notice to The poll boooks and tally sheets for the October election are now ready for bution and can be had by calling at the County Clerk's office The Hartford Fair is over and the Society find that bad weather leaves them behind about and this amount would have been increased by quite a nice little sura but for the carefulness of some of the officers of the society President McClain should have tbe lasting good will of every friend of the Society for his persistent to keep down expenses Court House Those wishing to find the Court House will find it just east of Rees K Jones grocery Headquarters for first class new goods Red Front We are willing to sell our Stone Goff boots and do not put them in our window for a show only HAM STOKE Police Court Erne Miller charged with being drunk and disorderly and with street walking was fined in Mayor Taylor's court this morning May Russell Anna Stevens and Blanche were arrested for vagrancy and being common prostitutes They each paid the customary George Burns charged with being dead drunk on the streets was discharged The choicest patterns and the largest stock at W J Temple of Fashion Pure Spices Can be bought at the Tea Store 441 West Main St also a choice lot of Teas and Call and see them and they will save you money Suit Tor Daniel Allbright has commenced suit in the Licking County Common Pleas Court against Joseph Griffith Lieutenant of Police and Police Officers Holby B Mitchell and William Gorman for damages He alleges in his petition that on the night of the 21st day of September the defendants assaulted him and him in the Station House in the city of Newark for the long space of time of eleven hours without any reasonable or probable cause therefor and other wrongs did to his damage in the above sum Our glove top worked button hole sho for is guaranteed Sole leather in- sole HALL STONE Jii 111 bo But Kees R Jones still keeps in his memory sweet potatoes equal to his size Red Coal at prices at the Shawnee Coal and Iron office one door north ot the postoffice Arnica Salve THE HEST SALVE in tbe world for Cuts Bruises fiores Ulcers Salt Sores Tetter Chapped Corns and all Eruptions and ly cures Piles or no pay required It is anteed to give perfect or money refunded Price 25 cenIK per box For Miller Fuller A the Licking County ers Heading Circle will be held in the tral school building Newark Saturday Sept 27 at 2 o'clock p m for the purpose fif the organization All bers and others wishing to join the circle are earnestly requested to attend J C Pres MARY A Sec Ur at tlic Landing Houne Dr the well known physician of South Bend Ind will be at the Lansing this city on Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday until noon October 14 15 10 and 17 Dr Pagin has a wide reputation for the many wonderful cures he has effected and invites the sick and afflicted of Newark and Licking County to give him a call while in the city Cyclone TUe Cyclone struck Washington C H but it knocked the bottom out of the price of Groceries at Rees R Jones Front Ladies Kid Button worked button hole shoes at HALL Wallace Opera House LOAR FARO 4 FOUR NIGHTS ONLY A Commencing rt Tuesday Sept The Greatest Sensation WHITE'S The greatest attraction on the road All leading Artists in special features New Novel and Unique A strong com- pany in every way headed by the eminent wonder worker Mr EUGENE POWELL In his astounding feats of Prestidigitation GPO Character change Artists Cornet Soloists and THE MASTER OF EQUIPOISE NELSON SINCLAIR Equilibrist and Slack Wire Artist Fancy Rifle Team The funniest Song-and-Dance team VICTOR JEROME The World's Champion MISS NELLIE LEON The Charming Mollie Welsh Henry Coward Wni Martin Brothers And a host of others AT POPULAR 50 Cents MUSIC HALL NIGHT Tuesday The Latest Laughing Success AND Presenting a new tidle wave of Merriment By CHAS H HOYT Author of Bunch of A Rag A Tin Ac The Original Innocent Kid JENNIE YEAMANS So Funny you can't Describe it POPULAR Admission 35 50 and 75 Cts Seats on at Rosebraugh Bros drug store MISSOURI STEAM Washer Men and Women of eood character aad Territory Guaranteed A trial of sample Washer to returned at my if not satisfactory A thousand cent thn best Washer in the world and BIG money Iu merit makes it pbe nominal where For circular and terms of agency J WORTH St Louts JOHN DAVID JONES AT David Jones having removed his of- fice from Main street to South Side Square Woodbridge Newark Ohio will at- tend promptly and carefully to all entrusted to his care la ail the ol tba 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