Saline Slips

Jjast Ihursday evening Mr. Richard Uauutlott missed a pair of rubber boots from in front of his shop. ïhey were of a different kind trom those old by the other dealen m this place, and as he had not sold auy of the saine sizo, Mr. (Jaimtlutt ust waited Un Satunlay a 111,111 broagfht in a pair of boots eorresponding to the or.es stolen md wished to exchange them for a smaller pair. Upoii inquiry it was fouud that he had purchased thom of John Paul, who, not being able to account for hm pussc-sáion of the boots, wua arnsted and brought before Jusiice Clark. He plead guilty to.the charge, and was sent to Aun Arbor -Quite an exciteinent was caused on Monday, the 21st, by the arrest of Chas. Moore, an old and respectablo citizen of this place, on the charge of steahng two cords ot wood. The facts in the case as near as your correspondent can leani are as follows: Last winter two men, John Bailey and Peter Pollock cut aome wood on Moore's farm. Moore bought the wood in quesüon, of Peter l'ollock. John Bailey hauled it out to the road but Mr. Moore saved lam förther trouble by hauling the wood to town. Saline, January 22,