Thirty-seven Happy Men

Gov. Baldwih has tutitled himself to ur lastinr gratitude by appoiuting cach f the followiiisc ciiizens of onr "county to he honorable and liicr.itive office ol iNotary iblic : E. P. Allen, C. Holmes, Jr. . W Babbttt, D. Kellogg, 'rlnce Bennett, las. Khigsley, . H. Bogardaa, J. W. Cnlgbt, i. L. Boydeii, D. Mcliityre, N. W. Checver, W. McMlIlan, ). Oramer, E. W. Morgan, {. Crándall, Tlios, Nimio, . 1). Gnmc, Jj. D. Norrls, . JI. Cutchuon, II. M. l'errin, P. M. Eaton, A. J. Sawyer, . Eberbach, L. R. Slawson, l. E. Fi-azer, O. Spencer, . Grant, W. N. Stevens, ). B. Greonc, S. Q. Taylor, C. S. Gregoiy, J. D Van Duyn, V. 1). Hnrrlinan, lï. W. Van Fosseu, R. W. Heinphill, P. D. Woodruff, J. K. Yociim. In the Circuit Court, on Monday, Jeokge Wood, charged wlth the minder f George Coleman, of Sharon. on the 3d f February, was put pon trial, and at 8 'clock P. M., Tucsday, the jury retumed a erdict of not gnilty. As there was no Ispale asto the homiclile thejury held the et to havo been commltted in sclf-defense. Prosecuting-Attorney Uhl conducted the ase for the peopïe, and the prisoner was efended by G. K. Palmer, of Manchester, ssisted by R. E. Frazeii, of thig city.