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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-24
How TO Step a Paper.

Under this heading we find thet follow
ing in several Of u county exchanges,
and by them generally endorsed as cor
rect:
"You have an undoubted right to stop a
newspaper whenever you are disposed, upon
payment OF all ErreRrages, Do not hesitate
to do soOn account OF any tenderness offeel-
ing for the editor. Don't be 50 pitifui with
a cOntemptuous 4 don't wanti Il any lOngerP
and have refused written on the margin,
and nave the paper returned 10 the editor
No gentleman ever stoppeda paper in that
way, no matter II his head is covered with
gray hairs that hould be honorable. Ifyou
do not wish longer 10 receive a newspaper,
write a note 70 the editor Ike a man, SAYING
so-and be sure that arrearages are paid
This is the way 70 stop a newspaper"
The foregoing is based on a wrong the
ory. All subscriptions should be paid
in advance and papers promptly dis
continued by the publisher when the
term Of subscription has expired. We
think there are two sides to this question,
/ and that subscribers are sometimes taken
advantage Of by publishers forcing
their paper on them when not expect
ing to take it for an indefinite num-
Der Of years. We should meyer find
fault with a subscriber, who, having paid
for year, al the end of fifteen or eigh-
teen months finding that he unknOwing-
" and unexpectedly has been run in
debt by The publisher, and, indignant at
the imposition, should have the paper
returned, marked refused" Neither
should a publisher assume that he has q
right to take advantage of the possible
ignorance Of the subscriber as to the time
when his subscription expires, because
the law makes an individual liable for
the price Of the subscription, if he has
taken the paper from the post Office, a
few weeks or months Oyer time. The
right way is to adopt the advance system,
and then there viii not be any papers re-
turned, marked refused or if there
should be, it won't hurt much.
We have tried the cash in advance
system, since January lst, last, and find
it works admirably. Our subscribers,
as they get accustomed to it, like the
plan. One Of our oldest, regular sub
seribers remarked a few days since, in =
Letter, is 81 for the CHRoNI-
Gle, to renew for another year. I like
your terms-your ways are pleasant
We are continually being assured by
many Of our most valued subscribers,
that the advance system meets their ap-
proval. Perhaps the best thing that
could be devised for the success Of coun-
try newspapers, would be an act declar-
ing credit subscriptions uneollectable by
legal process.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-24

The GeaUga Democrat Of last week,
publishes anotice announcing that The
Annual Dress-Reform Picnic viii be
held at Emerald Lake, South Newbury,
Wednesday, September &" The notice
further states that "The presence Of all
women having the courage to lay aside
the symbols Of their serYlllty and don
the American costume (frock and trow-
sers) for this days festivities, is earnestly
desired, with that Of all tolerant men.
For such, and such only, is the enter
tainment prepared" By this it would
seem that Bloomerism has a number of
enthusiastic supporters in rural Geaugs.
The style Of dress, doubtless, is conve-
nient for dairy maids, but won't do for
the sex on "dress parade" II long
dresses are symbols Of servility," how
about long hair, lofty chignOns, etc.3
How viii the bifurcated garments look
topped cut with a three-stOry addition to
the pericranium? They must shear of
their exubersnt t~resses, part their hair
at the side, and beware Of variations.
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Republican and Democratic Mileage.

A Washington letter-writer remarks
on the '~'shrinkage Of distances" which
are travelled by members Of Congress -
In 1859 the mileage OF Senators amounted
to S75,92I; in 1869, with six more Sena-
tors, It was but S29,Sl5.4O. In the House
the mileage for 1889, in round numbers,
was S363, 1000; in 1869, $4,000. The
mileage has been reduced one-half; but
Ibis Is less than that. The distances have
i'shrunE." Thus, Mr.. johnson, OF Ar
kansas, used to charge 1000 miles from
Washington to Little Rock; Mr.. Rice
makes il full thousand less. Nj. Green,
Of Missouri, made his distance $500
miles, while Mr.. Drake now reports !, 500.
Mr.. Gwinn, Of California, used to receive
about 5000 for mileage Mr.. Cole now
receives $500. Jesse d. Bright made a
bill of $500 each way, but Gov. Morton
only receives $3.50 G year. DR.. Fitch re-
ported 2,S67, and received s., LAG; his fell
low townsman, Daniel Pratt, makes the
distance 100 shorter, and obtains only
$3.50 for both ways. David Turpie report
ed a distance of ,636 miles from Indiana,
but Mr.. Colfax finds 500 miles less
Jefferson Davis used to make s ,6OO for a
reputed distance Of 1000 miles his sue
cessor, Mr.. ReTels, lives $50 miles fur
Their away, reports 1000 miles less, and
receives 3 1000 less.-M. y. Post.
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prosperous community. The agriouiturist
should ava himself Of an the improve
meats in machinery that VIII enable him 10
Perform the Heatest mount o. labor with
the least number Of employees, and In no
way can the tnfOrmatiOn. he 80 cheaply Oh
tatned ns by attending exhibitions of this
Kind. In view Of these and many other
not eNpect the hearty co-operntion "a an
IN making the coming exhibition what II
should be-more useful and Instructive than
any tnat has precedediL. The benefits which
afise from these festive occasions Undue the
managers to cordially invite every citizen
70 come and Join With Us in this our mu
festival, assuring all that no pains viii be
spared by the Board 70 make the coming
airat least equal, II not superior, 70 any 81
the past
By ordero OF the Board.
HENRY HAMILTON, secy.
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DEATHS.


Notice Or deoth Tss-Oblaiary drs centf per hne
In sharon Mercer county, Pa, after q short
illness, Rev. J.. b. WILLIAMS. pastor OF
h sharon Baptist church
In Clinton, Wisconsin, August IS, Of inha-
nation Of the brain, ERTl J., infant
daughter OF w. H n Lucy A. Wlldman,
aged eight months and nv DAYS.
In Braceville, August 8, at the residence OF
her hather-in-IaW. Mrs. MARY A. INGRA-
HAM, eldest daughterOf AugustusS pauld-
ing, OF Ellsworth, Mahoning county, Ohio,
age thirty-three years
In Braeeville. July q, AUSTA. only daugh-
ter Of Daniel Hager, aged 4 years s months
and l5 days.
Dearest daughter thou art sleeping
In the cold and quiet tomb.
me our souls are sad with weeping,
And our hearts are filed with gloom
We shall miss thee, daughter, often,
As we count q number Ger;
For a loved one whom we cherished
We shall meet on earth no more.
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New Advertisements.
EaAT. NnrTrE

II EGAL NOTICE.
IL Martha Miller, and the h~elu-at-laW Of
Q Haukenshagt deceased, unknown 70
18TH day Of August, A. ID. $50, Homer Nor
Ton, administration Of the estate o. this Eaid
John Waukenshaw. deceased, hled In the
PROBATE Court within and for the county OF
IrumbunY and state OF Ohio, q petition, al
leglng that on the 18Th day or March, IS0.
tne said John WaukenEhaW. then "a full
We enLered into a contract In writing with
lowing described real estate, situate IN the
township OF Champion, Trumbun county.
Ohio,and known Is being middle division Of
or said toWnship. and Is bounded as fol-
lows: BEGINNING at a post on the west zee Of
said lot No %, and also in the middle Of the
line OF the lot at the southwest corner OF
ANU Iofmerly owned by George Btssell, In
said lot thence to run east across aid lot,
on said Btssells out line 70 his soufheagf
corner; thence south on ne eaFf line IN ~
lOt 50 far that q line 70 run even across the
loI parallel with said Blsselrs south line, 70
We said road, aud nom thence north 70 the
place OF beginning. shall contain thirty acres
OF land, upon the following terms: One hum
ared dollars down; one hundred dsilars on
ne Isl DAY Of April 1854; one hundred dol
cred dollars on the 1stday OF April, 1885; one
dollars on the lst day OF April, 1867;
90Rs HUNDRED dollars on the lst day % April.
Nc hundred dollars on The LIST day
looS, With interest until paid
That the said Michael Workman paid the
10 John W~aukenshaw 500 in hand; and
iSsssst Inereafter. on the 5th day OF December,
49, said Workman sold and assigned all his
interest," In said contract to Emory Dillon.
mat on April 9Th, 1854, the said EmoFy Dill
lon paid the said John Waukenshaw, IN his
nlelme, $50; and has since paid on said
contract, March 81. lsG5, sos; April - lSd8,
va Apul3 1857. 500 June LIs7, -, and
alarch 81, lSS, SIP. That said Emory Dillon
Mreadya and willing topay the balance due
SSR said contract 50 soon as q valid deed
moemade 10 him Of said premises
ne prayer Of the petition Is for authority
make a deed to said Emory Dillon, in
DSaau Of said helrs-ut-law, upon payment
s1e residue OF aid purchase money.
cad petltition will be for hearing on the
.y OF september, 1870, OF as sOon there
AS ieaFe o. Court can be obtained
HOMEH NORTON, Admir-.
Aug. q, Is704t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-24

On Thursday last the Democrats Of the
third, sixth and seventh congressional
districts nominated candidates. In the
third district Hon. Lewis d. Campbell,
Of Butler Co., was nominated to run
against Gen. Schenck, Republican. The
district is close and the result is doubt
full. Mr.. Campbell was State Senator
last session. In the seventh CColumbus)
district Hon. II. ]. Jewett, who was a
member Of the Legislature two years ago,
received the nomination, beating Ba-
Der, q present member Of the Legisla-
ture from Franklin county. The dis
trict is now represented by Winans, Re
publican. In the sixth district, after 40
ballots, one J. W. Denver was nominated.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-24

a German Democrat in Burlington.
Iowa, told the editor OF the Hapkeye, a
day or two since, that he had never voted
any but the Democratic ticket, but he
was now done with that party and should
vote that ticket again. He said he
knew thirty Germans in the city who
had voted just as he had, and who now
feeljust as he does. Cause, Democratic
sympathy with Napoleon.
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MISS0uRI COUNTY, Bonds,

Separate pamphlets for each county, con-
tanning an Official financial statement and
full Information, sent on application. Infor-
nation eheerfuly and promptly furnished
by letter or wire. Bonds delivered free on
nneOf any express route. Any bonds sold
by Us with coupons ~payableat points outside
ofNew York city, viii be collected and re-
mitted for, frae Of all charges.
Address SANTA. GAYLORD CO,
Stock and BOnd Brokers, ST. Louis, No.
Aug 2+4t lG. P. Rae.
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Obmmfaee-Chancey Hun Hubbard; Thos.
Wilson, Sharon; Daniel Humasonr Hart
ford.
CLASS l6-ARTICLES OTHERWISE NOT
CLASSED.
This class Is intended for such works OF Art
and industry and skill as are not otherwise
provided for.
CommHfee-JAmes Clark and MIS- J W
Groves, Brookneld; Maggie MCGOWAN, Shar-
on. Eliza Spears, Hartford.
HOOP RACE FOR BOYS UNDER HYEARS
OF AGE
- 400
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-24

The Cory Republican says the Cory
Manufacturing and Lumber Company
are making more wooden ware than any
similar establishment in the country.
Their mOnthlypay-rou foots up TO 8 ZOO.
The proprietOrs Of this establishments are
Messrs. Wilder & Howe. Mr.. Wilder
was formerly Of North Bloomfield, this
county, and Mr.. Howe is a son Of Hon.
Thomas Howe. Of Pittsburgh, and a for
mer citizen Of this county.
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. Zeal NOTICE

HO&LA w M
IL VIM. Henry Tew, who resides in the
State OF Pennsylvania, somewhere unknown
to petitioner, Is hereby notified that Almira
TeW, did on the 2d day OF Augusta ID. 1870,
hle her petition in the ONCE Of the Clerk OF
the Court OF Common Pleas, within ard for
the county Of Trumbun and State OF Ohio,
habitual drunkenness and desertiOn, and
asking that she may be divorced from the
said VIM. Henry TeW, andfor the custody OF
the children, and reasonably alimony which
petition viii be for hearing at the next term
OF said Court. ALMIRA TEW,
By herAtt,ys Jno. F. Beaver, I'll. Gillmer.
Aug. q. lS7O-6t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-24

It is recommended that the primary meet.
ings for the selection OF Delegates, be held
on saturday evening, August 9th, between
: and O'Clock
By order sf the Cen. Com.
o. MORGAN, Chairman.
7. J. Nolan, Jr., Sec'y.
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Of Equalization.

AUDITORrS OFFICE,
WARES, TRUEBULL Co, O. Aug. D. 7O.C
NOTICE is hereby given, that the
IN Board Or Republication Of the appraise-
ment Of real estate in the several townships
in said county. win meet at the Auditors
office in Warren, as follows.
Monday, Sept R~-Hubbard, Brookdeld,
Hartford, Vernon, Kinsman.
Tuesday, Sept lS-Liberty, Vienna, Fowler,
Johnston, GuStavus-
Wednesday, Sept 1-Wsthersdeld, How
land, BaZetta. Mecca, Greene.
Thursday, Sept. Touchdown, Warren,
Champion, Bristol, bloomfield,
Friday, Sept l8-NeWton, Braceville.South
ington, Pennington. MesOpotamia-and for
Warren City, on Monday Oct p, $50.
A which time, these persons interested
may attend II they see prOpe
By order OF the Board, p
JAS ID. KENNEDY.
Aug. q, lS7O-2t Auditor.
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MARRIAGES.

Marriage Notices faseTtcd Gratis.
Al the Austin House, In this city. ontheIsth
inst, by Rev. i. II. Yingling. Mr. JAMES
G HULIS. OF Hubbard, to Ills JENNIE
BARD, ofLiberty.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. L ". KY, kTr.
HENRY L SMITH. and Miss LAURA
CARLTON, all OF Girard, Trumbuu Co, %.
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County Nominating Convention.

The Union Republican voters Of Trum-
bull County, are requested 10 meet by dele
gates, at WARREN, On Tuesday, Augusta, $50,
~ IL O'Clock, 8. m. 70 nominate candidates
for the following Offices, TO wit: Recorder,
Surveyor, Commissioner, and Inhrmary
Director.
Thesevenal townships viii be entitled to
the following representation, to-wit:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-24

Communicable be chosen on day Of races.
NOTE-ln the nrst trot at least four horses
must be entered and three started, and in
the pacing match three to enter and two to
start. A horse distancing the field will only
be entitled to the nrst premium An en-
trance fee Of ten per cent. Of the entire pre-
MUM will be charged.
Farmers Trot-best trotting horse, mare
or gelding owned in the hve townships, and
that has never made better time han 3l4
minutes in harness, three in I'VE, entrance
fee ten per an eos % 10 90
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-24
OHERIFFIss ALE in Attaehment

OHERIFFiS SALE in Attachment
Dine state OF Ohio Trumbun County. s..
Sarah Whitsen. In Trumbun Com
Va Smon Pleas.
Marshal Latten, ct all
By virtue Of an order Of sale In Attach
ment issued out OF the Court Of Common
Pleas, ofTrumbun County, Ohio,inthsabove
named case, 70 me- directed and delivered, 7
shall expose TO public sale az the door OF the
Court House In b city Of Warren, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 18th day OF Sept, 1870,
between the hours Of one and three O'Clock
p. m Of said day, the following described
real estate. to-W1t: Situate in the County OF
Trumbul, STATE Of Ohio, IN township OF
Greene, known as part oflOt Nc. =, and Is
as follows: Begtnningat the center
Ofthe state Road at the northwest corner OF
a piece Of land bought by Barnabas Church
III, OF William Harrington; thence east on
lot line 8 chains % links 20 q post; thenceS
So E 2 chains and SO links 70 q post; thence
west 8 chains and 80 links 70 the center or
the ROAD; thence north 2 chains and 81 links
to the place Of beginning containing tWo(0
acres Of land more or less. Appraised at
$500. Terms Cash.
g. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
Sherins Once, Warren, o., Aug. H,lS05t
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~ me state OF OnlosI county S.
Ayra kln ct al rnu,,u c,u p,..
Mary ". King.
BY virtue OF an order Of sale issued by
order OF said Court, in the above entitled
case TO me directed and delivered, i shall
House, In the City Of Warren, Ohio, on
Saturday, September Gath, A. d. so,
Between the hOurs OF one and three O'Clock,
P. n, the following described premises, situ-
ate IN b ecounty OF TrumbuM. State OF Ohio,
and township Of BrOOkdeld, bounded and
described a follows to wit: Commencing at
the southeast corner Of lot Nc. In said
ing from the center Of said BrOokneld to the
center Of Hartford township, in said county,
thence running north So, west along the
center Of the east and west highway 8
chains and 81 links, to the southwest corner
Of lot No. 81, thence along the center Of said
road a chains and 20 links to the southwest
Orn Of lot No. "a, thence north 10 80, east
a chains to the northwest corner Of saidlot
theme south So, east Al chains and 70 links
TO the northeast corner OF said lot, thence
south 80o, east % chains and So links to a
stone at the southwest corner OF lands Of E
ByerH, thence south So, east IS chain
links TO thec center Of said north and south
center highway, thence south along the cen
ter Of said north and south highway 30, east
Is chains and "a links, hence south So, east
Dchains nj % links TO a stone, thenees south
22V, west Il chains q 50 links TO q stone
on the south line OF lot No. 81 thence north
50. west along the line Of said lot No. 81 70
chains and ~ linkst TO the place OF begin
ming, containing within said boundary two
hundred and ninety-four Z4l acres and
ninsty-hve (5rOds OF land, according to the
survey OF A. D. Fell, County Surveyor, made
Sd and 9Th days OF February. A. d. 1854.
Appraised at S6Operacre. Terms cash.
q. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
Sherif's ONCE, Warren, o., Aug. q, lS7O-5t.
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PREMIUM LIST,
RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE
BFOOkfeld AgricuIt1 Society,
FAIR TO BE HELD
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
SePtem6er2sh, 18Th and 8Ot6, 1870.

OFFICERS
prerdent-B BENTLY.
zee tTeadent-GEO. McCLINTOCK.
6ecraGFV-HENRY HAMILTON.
1reGstHeToJAS. P. TILLOTSON.
DtreetgTa-Emanuel Struble, r II Jewell,
wyatt Mckay, Peter Carleton, Hugh Carey.
X II Jewell. Cornelius Bowden.
AGrEhul-Jesse Long.
During the Fair the following Members
OF me hoard will ave charge OF diner
ent Departments:
AorscL-Emanuel Struble, Hugh Carey.
ggtde-R II Jewell, Wyatt Mckay,
Et0rdt A0A-Comelius BOWden.
S9eep. hogs and P0uAEy-Peter Carrelton.
Iec"dHieE Art-Emanuel STruble.
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JOHN AARSaALLs
Girard, Aug II. Is7O-Sts Executor

GALE OF REAL ESTATE-By
Oorder ofthe Probate Court Of Trumbuh
County, Ohio. On Saturday, the 18th day Of
September, $50, between the hours Of one
and fOurO'ciUck D m. Of said day, we VIII
offer for sale, 70 the highest bidder, on the
premises, hefollowinEr real estate situate in
Weathersheld township, Trumbuu County,
knoWn as part OflOt No Z. In said township,
and Il b Great Salt SpringTract. 50 called.
Bounded as follows: Commencing At the
center OF Mahoning River on the north,
Themes running south along the east lin Of
and Of John Mckee, IT., Richard HOlton,
and landsformeriy owned BY W C. Neon
nell, TO lands Of John NJ. Campbell: hence
running northerly to center Of MahOning
river and 70 q point twenty rods east OF the
place Of BEGINNING thence west to place Of
beginning. md contains five acres or land,
more OF less. 10 be surveyed and measured,
sold subject 70 right OF way ofhineral Ridge
Railway Company, and the payment Of 50
per annum, to Eusebias n. Campbell
ALLEN CAMPBELL
EUSEBIAs N. CAMPBELL
Admr's OF Calvin Campbell.
HutchinE Glidden q Stull, Attya-
August II, ls7o-4L
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The Post ONCE at Sharon, Pa, has
been made a second class office, with a
salary offs 400, to date from July Ist 1870.
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List of Premiums.

UJnmluee-SOIOmOn Peters, HIcEOry; "
{ Munsen, Vienna; VIM Sampson. Liberty.
SECOND DIVISION.
Best trOtting horse. mare or geld
ing, in harness, mile heats, best
three In nve,open 70 the World-S7OW 500
Best trOtting horse, mare or geld
ing, owned in the i've townships.
mile heats, in harness, best three
~ W WV
Pactngrece open TO five townships
mile heats, In harness, best three
~ - W W
Walking race open TO the five
townships. Best horse, mare or
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New Advertisements.

Il IST OF LETTERS
IIUnclaimed, remaining In the Warren
PostOnice. Tuesday. Aug. y. 1870.
Broadsword AnthonyPrandfaet VIM care
Berth L @ Thomas Jones
Brown Arthur Plat A b
Crlten + Reeves Miss Emma
Ernst Clhte2 Reed Phila P2
Fisher + SteWartJas. care8am-
Hart q uel Armour
James Miss Amanda Taylor VIM
Keyser Mrs EliZabethWeiss Henry A
j Weiss MrsSE
Kelley Jacob Winters A
Liddle Miss Matte Welsh James A
Pricella Mrs WEIGHING
eA-Have your letters directed In care OF
your box.
Those marked with a STAR are foreign.
Persons wishing TO obtain the above, Will
please to call for advertised letters.
II not called FOR IN % days will be sent to
dead letter ONCE.
once hours, 7-0 A. NJ, % 7-S0P II.
II. II. TOWNSEND. p. n.
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II Ma n 90 M
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICEl
DEPARTMENT - Insurance !
columbus April q $50.

NoElAhL5 ARlA AaaN-
1t Is hereby certified, that the Union Nm
tual Life Insurance Company, located At
Augusta, In the State OF Maine, has comnlied
In all respect, with the avs OF this Stale re-
iating to Life Insurance Companies. FOR he
current year., and has dled ia h ONCE a
sworn Statement by the proper Officers
Thereof showing It's condition and business
at the 3 I OF such statement dec. 81, 1881
20 be as follows:
Aggregate amount Of available As
sets, including the sum or &I.76g.-
d, @inpremiumnotes heldby the
Company on policies issued IS
Aggregate ami OF Liabilities, in
Guiding re-insuuance---GGT.f 100 90
-yearin i3 &c
Amt 90 IncOme for the preceding
year In notes for premiums tim
cludes cash notes for quarterly
and semi-annual premiumsl---a6ET 50
Amt Of Expenditures for the prece-
ding year In ~ nT5 %
OF notes used in payment Of
Losses and Claims during tbayer BS8TS
IL 81 In witness whereof I have hereunto
subscribed my name, and caused the
Seal Of my ONCE TO be Affixed. the
day and year above written.
JAS. H. GOODMAN, Aud. ofState.
SANrL W. JOHNSON,
General Agent Columbus.
GEO b. KENNEDY, Agent,
Aug. q, Is7O-a WARREN, OHIO.