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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-05
The Presidency.

The Presidential contest, says an
exchange, is narrowed down to two
candidates, Grant aud Chase, IL the
nominating convention woro to be
hold this week, Con. Grant would be
nominated almost unanimously, As
the time is somo months ahead, there
is yet time for reaction, ColfaS, Nor.
ton, Wade, aud othcr aspironts seem
to bo entirely out of the contest, Col.
fax, who roads aud secs with the pop.
ular current with as much precision
aud de,icaoy as he decides poiut Of
order in tho House, has declared for
Grant. Morton is also undcrstood to
favor Grants nomination, while Wade
declares unhcsitatingly for Chase.
1t is safe to say that if Grant wants
tho nomination he can have il proyid.
cd he eomos out fairly aud squarely
on tho Republican Platform. That
ho will do this We have no doubt. 1t
is unjust to General Grant to put him
forward as the only available cauH-
date on account of tho Republican ie
foats in tho late eloction@ If Gen,
Grant isnot sound on thu main issue,
then the Republican party cannot at
ford to run him nov, any more than
before tho election. Tho next Na-
tional Republican SonventiOn will
make a platform, aud place their can
didate up1nit lf General Grant ae
eepts a nomination on that platform
| he has the honor, 6rWuess aud iuteg-
rity to carry out its principles. If the
platform does not accord with hi
views, no viii most certainly decline
Tho election has not materially In
creased Gen, Grants claims for tn
Presidency, as there has never been /
time since tho first agitation Of thi
question, when a pledge OF letter frou
Gen. Grant, placing himself ia har
mOny with the leading ideas of tn
Republican party, would not have SO
cured him nomination for tho Pres
ideney.
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LEGAL NOTICE..
Charles foster
against

Charles foster
against
,o,n.,,,. [, u.,..,, -, cOaFiot 60" Pleas
J. g. Johnson. partners Scneca County o.
under name OF
Dement, h johnson
Defts.
rgthe said Defendant !. g.. Johnson, will take
| notice, that the Plaintiff Charles Foster, on the
18th day Of october 1881, filed his petition 10 the
clerks office Of Seneca Common Pleas, against
Augustus J. Dement, 4 J. G. Johnson, partners
under the firm name Of Dement, n Johnson, where.
in In substance he says
ist That DEPENDENTS on February ,, 1915, exc
cuted aud delivered 70 Foster, Oimsted \ Co.,
their prornissOry note for one hundred and hty
dollars payable one day after date, that said note
Il now owned by Plaintiff and there Is due 10 him
from Defendants therein, one hundred and hfty
dollars, with interest from February T. 1895.
and. That there IL due 70 him from Defendants
on their promiseOry note executed aud delivered
TO him on 30th day OF April 1851. for four thuu@
stnd nvs hundred thirty six dollars ana 10 cents,
payable one day after date a balance in tine sum
u three hundred sixtcen dollars and % cents,
with interest from sept. 3, 1857. That Hn ordet
Of attachment against said ,. @. Johnson, has
beea issued herein.
Plaintiff prays for judgement against said re.
fendants, foI $50 with Interest from FEBRUARY Z.
1895, and s3t6 % with interest from Spr 81 1897.
That unlcss said G. Johnson answer OF demur
10 the said Petition OF aintiif BY the 6lh day OF
February, A. ID. Is s. said Petition will be taken
as true and judgement will be rendered thereon ae-
cOfddgly.
LEE& K BREWER. Atrys for Pl'T. dec6-sw
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Charles Foster
against Court or Com. Pleas
Augustus $. nemcnt aud Seneca County, o.
J. G. Johnson
Dcna.
The said DrfcndantI. Johnson, will take no.
uce, that ON tho 18th day Of Oytobcr, iS5 Plain
tiff hed his pctiion IN the Clerks otic ~ Court
of Common Plea. of ScnecN County, ohio, against
said Angustu, $. BSment \ J, G, johnson, where
in In substance he says; ... -
That on the Sth day of May 1851, said Defend
ants AususiusS Bonn mt and ], G. johnson, eN-
ecuted and delivered 20 Plaintiff their promis.
sorry note for two thousand three hundni dol-
lars PAYABLE one day aftei dSte, aud that said
sum 10 due 10 plaintiff ffom Defendants thereon,
with interest thereon from bth Of May, 1851.
That an order OF att'chmcnt has been issued here
In against said J. g. Johnson.
Plaintiff prays judgement against said Dclend-
ants for said sum OF two thousand three hun
drsd dollars with interest from May 6, 1861
And that nnless said J. q. johnson answer said
Petition by the sth day of February A. D. 1858.
the said Petition viii be tsekn As true and Judge
ment rendered against said Dciendants aconrding-
ly. LEE a BREW ER, Attys for PIN. deeb.Gw
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sEMT-WEEKLY GAZETTE.

This 'poper Is published on the morninea of
Tuesday and Friday. II is tht sano siIe of tho
Daily and Weekly, and contains nearly all the
reading matter, including She odit0rials financial
and commercial news of the daily. u will ba
furnished on the following terms:
Que copy, one eear, lOt numbers. ..,.-.....N %
Two 10 tive copies, each 50
Five copies and upward, %
Persons remitting $50 for ten copie- gIli re-
oelye an extra copy for one grer.
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Farm for Sale.

ME nndorsigned, Wishing to quit farming Of
| fofs hla snlepdid farm fof sale worry cheap, sita-
Ated In Washington township, Hancock county,
Ohio. one aud a half IN lies southwoat OF Fostofla,
Containing Is7 acras, o. OF which we'll improv.
ed, tho hNlanoe is timber land, There ia good
frame house, bara, wagon-house, and plenty oi
orchard Of all kinds Of grated fruit, and two
sonA wella 81 wAtor aud elstern. For farthvr
particulars inqair Of the subscriber on the farm,
3Ia oot2i MARTIN MAuRER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-05

Cable dispatches bring the crafty.
ing ictslligeneo that DR.. Livingston
has been heard from, and is safe aud
bsaily engaged in exploring new re-.
gions, The report seems to be con.
adhered reliable, THIS vill be agree
able iptelligcpCo both in Europe aud
America.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-05

The proprietors oncr tho stCILIAN HAIR RE-
NE WEIR to the public. entirely confident that II
win bring back the hair to It's original color pro-
mote It's growth and In nearly All eases where II
has fallen OF, will restore n unless the person Is
very aged. n. r. HALLS Co ProprietOrs,
Nashua, New Hampshire
esy- Sold by all DruRuists. iangi i--'67
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Beach Summers Estate.

NJ0rtCEh herehV xlven that the undernlgnod
~ h,s beon App0,atsd aud Is quallhsd a. Ad,
ninlstrAIor, with the will aanrxed, of the estate
Of Beach summer, deceased, lalo Of this seneca
County. ohio. JOHN T.. SUMMERS.
Noy. n, 1881. - w3not
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To All Whom II may OoaOsrn

A NOTE was given by the npdorsy yned on or
n about the leth IT Septemher. this year. for
n, ,O0O payAlle % one urlah Englenan, Notice
is herchv fiven 10 any one Who may hhy OF
intond 90 by said note ihalN will not - naid,
'f WI w A. nOERLE
sw nos JOS, poERLE,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-05

yTHIS is no new experiment but the experience
l. OF Ayeteran trapper, who by its use had ac-
quired a competency The subscriber bought the
art, and bling trapper himself, will inform
others Of tho stms occupation, how they may
benefit themselves at comparatively no cost |,
condsts OF chemically prepared bait which will
attract the animals from long distanccs, and BY
tho use OF which makes trapping a ccrtainty TO
the young and inexperienced rs we'll as to those
with previous knowledgc OF the business, Guar
anteed to give satisfaction Read the following
certificates; 4
BESToN, MINN., Jan. 7, 1867.
Mn. p. u. MARrIN DEAR SIR-Nour letter enn-
tanning the ~ crvt received last week. II has
brought good luck 10 me- for WAS not one bit ac-
quainted with tapping, and the first night !
caught one Otter, four Mink, aud eleven rats
Since that hNve been equally successful, and to-
day would not take 500 for what you sent me, IL
c.uhl not get any more, woHld recommend
any one thinking about trapping TO get It, as II
viii pay them well With many thanks re-
main YOURS ve y truly JoHNG HARDIN.
TESTIMONIALS ny TIE THOUSANDS
Jack WILDER of Red River says; Al caught 500
worth in two days. Many other certificates
similar can be seen by addressing the adsertlser
Receipt seat free slth fuu directions for making
aud nsing for 81 Those In fear Of being hum :
bugged, will please not notice. Address,
PB MARTIN,
Bwno6l Paulina, New Jersev.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-05

OLD EYTs MADE
NEW, easily With
out doctor or med
icincs.
Sent post paid,
on receipt of iacts,
Address r
Dr. y. H. FOOTE,
No. 10 Lex Ave.
Cor East rs stN.y
COMFORT & CvRE
roR rur RurTUR-
kD. SentpOst paid
'on receipt OF 10
cents. Address
Dr Il. II. F0orE,
.(aurhor OF Medical
Con. Sense. No ITO
LEX, Az, Corr East
'sslh st., n. Y.
lsent In sealed eii-
.VelOpe on receipt
lot ~ cts. Address
.Dr. r. n. FOOTE.
mo, ll0 Lexington
IAveuue, Cor. East
.26th street, n. \,
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A PREMIUM TO SUBSCRIBERS.

The letters OF Rev. Dr., Burt. from Egypt and
the Holy Lands, printed in the GAIEIrE during
and are being published iu book form. These,
with maps and Illustrations which have been
added, viii make volume, handsomely bound
50 per Volume Upon the receipt Of s. for a
single subscription 70 the GAEErrs, We VII sond
this book, postage paid. Thus. for - the sub
year and book which cannot he purchased in
any book stOre for less than 81. To club sub
Of Al in addition 70 tho club price for the paper
Persons calling at the Office Tor the book. or or
derng il by express, subscribers paying charges,
cents per copy, this being the charge for postage
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-05

Garrison received 500 Invitations to
public dinners during four months in
England. What an amount Of good
eating he was co@pcllod to foTsso. \
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Farm for Sale.

4 WILL ofTer my farm st pslFAto sale. situated
| one mile west % sycamore Village, Wyandot
oounry. Ohio. Tbs fafm oonntns 80 Nefea, OF
h well timberet, the improvements consist Ofone
eo,nnlodiOus Frame loOse and frAne Harm, With
all other necessary out buildings u u we'll wa
tered. and a goad orchard Oo n. IH
oe- ANY person wishing b. purchNse good
farm arc Invited to call and examtne the pseRlses
A roNrIOuS.
Nov. II 1851, en- nei
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-05

Henry J.oply, QUE OF the editors Of
the Round Table, was once favnrite
actor aa Wallaok's Theater. A
change from amusing to abusing tho
people.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-05

Miss Lucia Case. Of West Andoycr, Ohio, sick
for six years was hrnu ;ht to Jeh 'rson, ohio, and
was carried in her brothers Rrius aud laid on n
bed.in hcr unrlc's house, u. CadSell, El. June
2gth, ISL. In hflrcn minutes after the Doctor
saw her ths dsrasc was removed, she arose and
Mnlknl down alnirA nurnl.
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Extra Inducements Of
fercd TO Clubs.

For every club Of ten Subscribers We allow an
entTa copy of the WEEKLr, and an additional OK
ira paper for every ten subscribers. Thus, for
$50 we send twenty-tWo papors for SIS, 81 papers,
aud so on in proportion. For club Of 30 paperH,
costing SIS, We win send copy OF the 6ENf-
WEEKLY, II preferred 10 tho WEEKLr; and for a
club Of so, costing SIS, copy Of the DAILI for
one NoAr.
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Popular NoveIs...

We publish in the wEEKIY GAIrrrt the bsst
and latest popular stories, by living authors,
mainly fseleefed from Engltsh publications.
These, II bought in book form, would eostEerJ
nearly as much As the subscription priee OF The
GAITT.E.
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ProstratIon OF tho Nervoui System Cured In
Flfteeu Minutes

Miss Josephine Whitmorc, Of Paiuesyillc, o.,
was sick and cnull not walk for fourteen days
from prostralon Of tic ncrvons system. She
was cured hy Dr. :. in fliesn ~ nutes. when she
arose, drcsscd herself aud walked forth in the
garden 10 the same hour rcjoicing. This was
sept. sth, 1867.
fIcnry Coe. Esq, of Pancsyille, o., boing pres.
cnt will youch for the truthfulness Of this state
mcnt.
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SENECA COUNTY ACADEMY
AT REPUBLIC, OHIO.

'INuE WINTER TERM OF this Institution will
1 eommenee on Monday, December 9th, 1851,
the Spriug Term on Monday, march nth, 1858,
Tho rapid progress the students OF this institu.
tion have made ln tholr various branches OF study
durlng the pact term under the tuition OF their
teachers, oncTa good guaranty of Its prosperity
In the future, Parents who send thel- sous and
daughters TO this Institution, may be assured that
they will receive the best tuition Its teachers can
give. Suitable boarding places can he obtained
for students from abroad, Literary Society l.
kept up by the Young men OF the Academy. rha
"Schoolglrls' Caaket,n edited by the young ladies
OF the lnstitu ution, will DO continued through the
coming terms,
EXPENSES.
Cummon English. per term Of 9months.-...s5 90
High Englsh aud Ancient Language, 90
Room rent .-..s....... ~
No deduction ior abseueei bills 20 be paid In ad'
vance. u N.l 7.
Iw not ST. wIrrER, Principal.
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A Case OF I.ameness Cured In Twenty AiIautes

Miss Fannie Rogers, at Ashtahula o., lame u
one limb two years irom the effect Of strong med
cine usNd crutrhcs, aud coull not step withon
them. Dr. :. saw her twenty minutes. and sh'
could get along without the use of oru,ches, get
ting into her carriage without d thcu'ty.
All communic dions promptly attended 20. Al
dress, enclosiny stamp Dc. j. MoHrhINJro'
STEWART, THIN, q,
Persons who have no m0ans 10 pay, are cordi
ally inviteL "Without money and withou
price" Nv.
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Voice Rc.torod.
snn,mndIc ConlraclIon of DC srIne.

Miss Sybl A. ncscy, Of Cherry Valley Ohio,
lose her voice Tor sixteen Months, from iniiam-
IN ,tion of the luns', was curclm Atcen minutes,
june Goth, 1857.
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Important to the Afflicted.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-05

Miss Frankie II. Austin, daughter Of II. \. AUS
TIM NJ Geneva, Oho sick for four years, nnd con.
hnut to ba Tor clcYcn months, could not sit up
until september lUth, 1877, when Dr. ;. c.dle on
her. Ru,l IN twenty minutes she arose from hcr
bed. Her life was despairod of
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Cash Commissions

To persons who will interest Themselves IN
getting up clubs, we viii, II preferred 10 tho
extra papers, allow cash commissions, on all
clubs OF ten and over, Of fTSSFEa eEHr,as
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Fnn,nIr Mnnhnr,. Cnrrh.

Mrs. Harriet n. Mdtby, wife of benjamin Malt
hy, E.q Of Firmmgton, Ohio was sick some
four years, un,hlu To- step or bear her weight on
her feet Tor four months, up To the time she was
euro I hy d.. s., May i2th, 1851.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-05

Mrs Nph,ous Igr nj i.euoy, ohio. was con-
inci to her bcl for SiN yers nui six months, at
times unahlo to move. with Disease of the spine
m weakness, and WAS cured by Dr.. =, In Jun',
4
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WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR
FIRST MEDICAL Authority.

ey- Ask for II,lrs Vegetable siclian Hair Re.
stOrcr, and take no othcr.Au
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-05

Mr.. J. W. Williams, Avon, o, fell from a build
ing sevcn years ago, partially dlslocatlng his
hip, and could not raise his feet from the door
When sitting down, nor coull hr strli ghton It out
during that time. On Oct. ~, 1881, he was visit
Ell 10y DR.. s., ani after visit oi tive inmates he
could raise his foot up aul down and straightcn u
out without the aid of his hand. Ills arm, which
was inipr'i at tho same tim', was also treated
su'rrsSf1lly, ni Is nov able To strAightcn IL OFT
/ .Ff.l.s
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$1,000 Reward

II the sciiian Hair Renewer does not give satisfae
lton In all CASES when used In strict accordance
,vifh ouf In gtfuctinuE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-14

edstbe plan, because the work in prepara-
tion bv that firm would not be reliable,
would NOT cover the ground contemplated
in the work proposed in the bill, and would
contain only, sketches of regiments and
few officers, instead of embracing tabular
official historSof all the soldiers of the STATE.
Mr.. BLOOM spoke against the bill. He
was opposed to the State becoming COM
petitor of private enterprise, and depreca-
ted the publication proposed in this bill,
not because he would withhold or detraet
in the least from the glory of the private
soldier but because of the cost -of.sthe
work, because he thought it would be of
little use thereafter. aud lbeeause he was
not satisfied that the private soldiers, de-.
sired it. ,.8 10 9il1s suu- Jdt 3s tsFiTTr
Mr.. YOUNG,7 i1terrupting, asked Mr.
Bloom whether he would vote forthe biIlif
he was satisfied that the soldiers of his own
countyidesired the publication OF the work.
Mr. BLOOAI replied that he would. caU
Mr.. .YOUNGZinfoFmed Mr.. Bloom that
there were from five to seven hundred hon'5
orably discharged soldiers in RichlaBd
county; snlembers of the qGFandd Army OF
the Republic. who desired this publication
MIR. BLOOM refused to take the state<l
ment as authority TO govern him in his
vote, without documentary or other EVIL
dence presented to him9 E3ii1 .7tH hCishIG
Pending discussion, Mr. .3STEDMANi
made motion to take ajrecess until to-
morrow morning, but withdrew it to allow
Mr.. Banning to make motion'to recon
slider the vote by which the House refused
to pass III. b. MOI 299, providing for the
creation of a. board of State ci arities, & I.
The rnotionwas agreed to, and the bill
was tabled To I3EsFl iif5 oj a|oi
Mr.. HITCHCOCK moved that the COM
mitteelon Finance be discharged from the
consideration of the memorial of certain
citizens of Chagrin Fails, in relation to a
street trailroad, &C. Agreed to- 2nissasssi
The House them at $50 O'clock p NJ.
tookla recess, until 10. o'clock tomorrow
morning. llLLad co.. III ,-........iL-l.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-14
Nervous.

The Neu TorE Tribune is nervous as to
the reckless manner in which money has
been voted out of the Treasury by the Re-
publican Congress for one thing and an
other. The Republicans in Congress vote
away money as though every man had a
small sized gold mine conveniently at his
door. The Tribune distressingly inquiries
whether there is .ever7t6 be an end ofathis
F' equalization 'Sbusiness. Itthinks the en-
thusiasm of the gentlemen who have
mounted the hobby of equalizing bounties
will stop somewhere, though it fears '' not
till they see the bottom of Uncle Sans
strong box" Nothing moth
ing-is done to alleviate the taxes of the
people; but everything to increase them.
Doubtless there should be an equalization
of bounties; but the business interests of
thescountry demand that9here should be
an equalization of taxation and reduction
of taxes. These interests can carry great
deal. They cannot. however, carry every
thing. In these times they can pack only
very light loads in the way of taxation,
and it will not do to overload them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-14
Look TO Your ward meetinsu.

To-morrowNevening, on the occasion. of
the election of Delegates to City and
Township Convention to be held at the
City Hall on Saturday evening, the De-
mocracy of each Ward will nominate a
Councilman and Assessor, and the Democ-
racy of the First, Third, Fifth, Seventh and
Ninth Wards will nominate candidate for
the Board Of Education. 1t is to be hoped
that the Democrats of the respective Wards
viii turn out to these meetings in full force,
and assist i'm putting in nomination their
best and most popular men. W. should
poll Ffp gthe city. a. large majority at the
April election, and we will do it if the
Democracy shall pestow the proper atten-
tion7to their primary meetings Undoubt-
edly, there are large number of Bepubli-
cans who are disgusted with the doings of
the Radicals in Congress, and they will
take pleasure in voting for confessedly
qualified and firm Democrats for office. Let
such be nominated and Columbus will give
the Democratic ticket at the April election
a majority that will be abundantly gratify-
ing. g.sl79Aiasl3f'f'a fat1 e..tbfo3sssi 7bV
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City and Township DemOcraticiC Com

The Democracy of the city of Columbus,
and Montgomery Township will meet on
the 18th of March, 1867, between the hours
of seven and nine O'Clock P. Ms in the sew;
eral Wards of the city, and two and four
o'clock P. M. in the Township, at the usual
places of holding elections, to elect dele
gates to attend a City and Township Con-
vention, to meet at the City Hall, on Satur:
day evening, March 18th. at ~ O'Clock, to
nominate the following city, and township
officers to be elected on the first Monday Of
April next, to-wit: Mayor, City Marshal,
City Solicitor, three Township .TrusteesS
Township Clerk, three Constables, Town
ship Treasurer and Township Assessor.
The several Wards of the city and Mont
gomery Township will be entitled to the
following number Ofdelegates in said Con-
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
rOwNSuIp TVTrCTFE

TOWNSH1F h.
EDIToR STATEsM An Please announce DANIEL
SULLIVAN as candidate for Township Trustee.
subject to the decision of the Democratic Township
Convention, and oblige r r...-,..,, ,,I,.., ...as
-. f...,,.'ifc ..s,....,, d. The NORTH ESD.
ED1roR. ONO aSrATEsMAN-PIease announce
PATRICK DUNN as a, candidate for Township
Trustee subject to the decision Of the Dem ocratc
Township Convention; and oblige .'i5 oXiuy., q
ri r,goaq G"u7ai' THE NORTH END.
-1Gs niaz5 CITY SOLICITOR. li" i@,:t',.. .'..
ED1roR OHIO STATESMAN Please announce
GEORGE W. WATSON as a can idate for C ty
licitor to the decision of the Democratic
City Convention, and oblige s.,s...g s,r,. ..sf
.'.'''. ..,rrl; -; ,,...iia, MANY DEMOCRATS.
90 aEHf-s-r CONSTABLE ....;-s,,5...t..-
EDITOR Ono STATEsMA AN--Please announce b.
M.MCEWEN as candid La te for Constable subject
to the decision of the Democratic Township Con-
veptions and oblige 't9HfV al'3 f"t ,e)i.i'c 5''
- 5isasasC-if0 orr :. MANY DEMocRATs.
ED1roR ONO sTArEsMAN : Please amour, amour. e 9
FREDERICK BADER. as a candidate for Con-
stable. subject to the decision of the Democratic
Township Convention. and obIige Kill, .5i.y -,
t....f-.[i.} ,.., MANY DEMOCRATS.
sEpIToR STATESMAN Please announce that
MILES DAILY will be candidate for nominatio
to the Office of Constable before the Democratic
We are authorized to announce JOHN BROWN
asa candidate for Reorganization to the office of
Constsble, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Convention. -5i.t'i t.'s o. .'i'''i ''''
CHRIS. BARTLING viii be candidate for the
office of Constable subject to the decision of the
Democratic Convention. gr. ....-..-,.t.ar .,,i
SHERIFF. .Ha.s i.aa toa.e.
EDITOR STATESMAN :-Pfease announce the name
Of ANDREW w. SHEARER as a candidate fol
Sheriff of Franklin county, subject to the decision
of the Democratic primary election. ,a 5lGs-T"s
aiit -HtT-tH5l -fa5- PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP. ,