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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-01-08


College was opened for the ad mission of
students on the 18th of September last.
Thirty students entered the institution
at that time, and classes were formed
in almost all of the departments of in
struction. The college can therefore
be said to be in successful operation.
The courses of study seem to have
been organized in conformity with the
provisions of the act of Congress to
which it owes its origin; these provis-
ions demand an institution properly
equipped "Ior the liberal and practical
education of the industrial classes in
the various pursuits and professions of
life" Several of its more important
professorships remain to be filled, but
the trustees give assurance that appoint
ments will be made to one or more of
these departments during the present
year.
The productive capital of the college
now amounts to 500, 600, while its farm.
its buildings, apparatus and cabinets,
together with the unsold lands belong
ing to it in some of the southern coun-
ties of the State, make an aggregate of
at least $3.50, 900 more. Such founda-
tion can scarcely fail to become very
important addition to the educational
facilities of the State, enlarged as it
certainly will be by private munifi-
cence.
There seems, therefore, just ground |
for congratulating the people of Ohio
upon the opening of the College on so
broad an educational and financial ba-
sis.
desire specially to commend this in
stitution to the kindly consideration of
the General Assembly and to the good
will of the people. 1t is the school of
she people; they own it, and are to prof
i by it; trust they will hereafter have
great reason to be proud lit. Its teach
ngs will be thorough and comprehen-
i've; its doors will be wide open, and
is blessings wide spread; its support
'ught to be generous and cheerfully &C
corded. ...... -..
By act of the Legislature all of the
Material collected by the State Geologi-
al Survey during its five years of SER
Ice becomes the property Of the Col {
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-01-08

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of the Adjutant General.
s CLAIMS OF OHIO SOLDIERS.
The act of the Ohio Legislature
passed April 6, 1866, made provis
ion for the appointment of Boart
of Commissioners to examine and
allow such claims of Ohio citizen.
as they deemed just and proper, moi
otherwise provided for. growing oul
of military transactions, principally
in the recruiting service. ''-'' p
This act was repealed by the last
Legislature, to take effect Septem-
ber 1, 1872. A''ln-o-a'a am1ioe 7aa -.
A few claims have been reported,
amounting to about the sum of S.
600, which were not presented to
said Board within the limit OF the
law. Theyare represented to be OF
the same character as others which
were allowed and paid, the. parties
who presented. the claims at too
late a date to be acted upon by the
Board not being aware of the provis-
ions of law under which their claims
might have been settled. ... .....
lido not think it desirable to re-
vive the old commission, or to ap-
pointed a new one, but would re-
commend that committee of the
Legislature be appointed to examine
and adjust such honest claims as
ought to be paid. r.r ., ..r.-..
.t us THE TWO PER CENT CLAIMS
Claims to the amount of nearly
81, 100000 = about one-t third of
which is due to the State of Ohio
have been presented to the u. S.
Government by the State of Ohio,
Ind, and Ill. on account of the
unpaid balance of the five per cent.
granted by Congress to the several
States on the sales Of public lands.
The House of Representatives in
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-01-08
A Market Paper.

1t will give reading matter calculated TO IN :
'struct, improve the mind. and elevate the
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-01-08

Under the existing laws, the labor
of convict in the Ohio Penitentiary
is not for the most part, employed
directly by the State, but is let out
to the highest bidders therefor. The
contractors pay for such labor, on
an average, about ninety cents per
day per capita, and the prisoners
are clothed and fed at the expense OF
the State. 1t necessarily happens
that manufacturers who obtain labor
at so lows rate, go into market
with great advantage over all COM
petitors less fortunate in this regard.
They are enabled, it is believed at a
profit, to undersell the market
price. The result mast inevitably
be, that all kinds of business similar
to those carried on in the Peniten-
tiary are embarrassed, while the pris
on contractors make lnordinate
gains. 1t may be urged that hiring
this convict labor=is open to 1compe
tition. Nominally, it is so; practic-
ally, it remains for many years in.
the same hands, and is not fully
paid. / am of the opinion. after
some investigation. that it would be
more profitable for the State to util-
ize and control the labor of all pris
oners than to adhere to the contract
system. At all events, the prison
could be so conducted as to inter
fe e less with the legitimate pursuits
Of business men who pay the ordin-
ary wages for work. -""
The State, looking to the inter
ests of all its citizens, could have
no indnceme1t to sell tits ma1ufac-
lures below the market price, for
its plain duty is to encourage bust
ness everywhere, and TO embarass it
as little as possible. 'a. .iHd o.
1 Ihope the general assembly will
Investigate this subject, and do
what is deemed best for the good of
the whole State.
Irenew the recommendations I
made last year with regard to en-
larging and impro ring the cells of
the convicts in the PenitenEiary.
AS at present constructed, they
are not fit, to be occupied, and are
The New York herald., 1874-07-22
TRAvELLrns, GUIDE,

A LBANYa AND TROY OPPOSITION STEAMER
ASna.y ass r1ss s%
my ;S :; & awenyhird q street Deck SOC VIII berth ~
Td Sndey reiurang ssfas'aG1 p NJ Albany
Newburg ana Poughkeepsic, soc.
"a. North and West .Eiessnt stea,nboats daily esatur
OF loy ~ from pier ~ North RVer i""'
A FTERNoON BOAT FOR WEST POINT NEwBuRG.
ozzen norep kondou and Kingston landing bs q.
MARY from er anq sHspy ar
noon at s1s O'Clock Tickets in packages reduced
A -ssAgAToGA.-DIaEcr ROUTE, VIA gITIzENss'
NJ g SSossS SUNDAY Tsssdsy . Taar,aay;
T. New Ss 70 sFs aRs
A REGULAR DAILY MORNING BOAT FOR PEEK
Street o9s FHes
oSvinr street s5 l sna maze ,se
Sing Sins hay hsyeIstrsw Grassy and vsSpiaaeks
y sansas ans ss until fsh 2 and de
II .. AYRES superintendent.
Ff Rn SE Skkw s,ys 1s
twenty hird street north or Enc ierry st iandins
~
@
sn % s z O. A"s 10 s ss ss h
II and Fall Riyer.-The world renowned steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier 2S North River,
foot OF MURRAY street daily Sundays included at r.
M Through tickets sold at all principal hotels in the
city. HALLS Band engaged for the season.
L'oR NoRwALK AND pDANBUKY.-sTEAMER NELLY
II WHITE leaves tally Sundays excepted, foot OF
Market street pier 81 East River At 24S and Thirty
third street ats r. NJ, connecting with Danbury Rail
road returning leaves Norwak at 80 A M on arrival
OF train from Danbury and New Haven.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
IN On and after Monday, July l3 1874, the following
will he the only authorized offices in New York city and
vicinity tor the sale OF First and Second Glass Tickets
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER X. r.,
4l3 Broadway, Grand Central Depot S0th street depot,
Harlem depot. and at Westcotts Express Offices, No
Park place, 10th ana Broadway, and 32d street
Broadway, N. Y, and S3 Washington street. Brook
lyn. -
2i Broadway, 6x9 Broadway, 957 Broadway 10 Green
wch depot foot Chambers depot foot 2d
street. depot Jersey City No. Court street Brooklyn
and "a Hudson street Hoboken
PENNSYLVANIA r. R.,
No. Astor House, H6 Broadway, ~ Broadway No
Battery place depot foot street depot foot
Brooklyn, and ll6 Hudson street, Hohoken-
BALTIMORE AND OHIO K r.,
315 Broadway, No Astor House. h26 Broadway, "a
Broadway depot foot Of Desbrosses srees depot foot Of
Goruandt street. depot Jersey City No Court street.
Brooklyn, and ll6 Hudson street, Hoboken.
9. Il kBNDRtCK, Gen Pass Agent n YC. and II. R, r. ;
JNO. n. ABBOTT, Gen. Pass Agent Erie Railway;
ID. ". BOYD, Jr.. Gen. Pass. Agent Penn. RR.
l.. NJ COLE, Gen. Ticket Agent B. and ORR
The New York herald., 1874-07-22
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
STEAMER TO
- Queenstown every WEDNESDAY;
SteeraQe. SIS
ANCHOR LINE, No. Bowling oroou-

STEAMER TO
. enssns'o"ss, s,s.ssy. s.ssy wKPSEspAr' az
ANCHOR LINE. No. Sowing orssn-
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
1Hs sEa soEf
anss, ssiSs ,sashsaiy Sthsn viii sail
EI feb5 Be fAhf fsfs nser AS oiiows Saturday July
LAfAYEJTk, Meliard SATURDAY, August 8
Flint ciSS sP S @ s.sS5d sSS dsssadHs s..
- Exsarsion tickets q dussd rates .na. 49,,
y Esss wa ~ sks a TINS e hs e0sa q
the Channel, besides saving iimc trouble and
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, IS Broadway.
Eos CARDIFF BEIsro5, LoSpoS ASD ssI;I ALI
Wales nGins IN hRscaaS om
kIirSad What Jersey CITY as saturday Ju,v IS
fEAsSSskN ;;Ssdss:Ssy Aass.:
bin; sse ss
seerase eertheaes from oardif, ss currency Drafts
for and uGTs1a lH Gf SrssF s1Sps %
NA1IoNAL LINE. NOTICE
sGuths1y siways been adopted by
TO STElssFowH GrGP ssTs and aSD SGle s skkr6o kSsS
FSE FGEsT St2Hs IfS as. ( a NJ lf4lE' Aasa'sf
o..,a rEANcE .spt .y .I .Thompson; July = Il an
sS9
Hpp F the Ss oe = s 'A's
r. ". }. HURST, Manager.
ITO LONDON DIRECT-rHE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
ondC9 nSS bsrTy oI Bel
s See y q BrosdwaS s ave. sorasf Sg rector street.
sHiSssH .sb srAssSS fssSoSbEssso
These elegant new Clyde built steamers will sail from
sf sGfs II SSF'4 SF Est fs follows. "Wednesday July
TATE sTAE or or A1ss 1ay
and every Wednesday thereafter taking passengers at
NorWag benmark and e1man anu
stecrage as low as by any other line;
ply Sfs' for ap
steerage office, No. IS Broadway.
> pier s6 North River wednesday, july ., atsP n,
sis9E an' fs T 3
s5fS EszB 4zB 54xEss aa
RF!A1lH kEFtsio Z
BkTtNNiG Aa9sss 9sI'ii Is ats H. H.
TI1m ,h. white dost s:, j; %sqs NSsEs FI;:I
Rates-saloon. S., gold sIeerase at low rates.
s ina M h m
Dning safety, speed and comfort:
RI. CoRTIS, Agent
FoEE, PLAYMourH., A.sS]. GaEEsogRG; HAMsgEo: ,
mail steamship -
Captain r. voss, will sail Thursday, July e. 1874
Tor Hamburg.
Rates OF passage to Plymouth, London, Cherbourg and
Hamburg:-
First Cabn-Upper saloon, $40: lower saloon, &6o,
golo
steerage to Cherbourg and Hamburg, $50 gold.
Steerage 10 Plymouth London and all points in Eng
land, Scotland and Wales. $50 currency.
The FRlslA will sail july 80 1874.
KCNHARDT CO.. G. b. RICHARD BOAS,
General Agents, General Passenger Agents,
81 Broad street New York. 81 Broadway. New York.
DOSTERS, BILLS OF LADING. RECEIPTS, COL
ored Printing, &c. for steamship lines done with
neatness, cheapness and promptness by the METRO
POLlTAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, NO. 2lS Broad
way.
TAPSCOTT BROS. 4 CO.'S EMIGRATION AND
Foreign Exchange Office Sc South street. New York
Bills OF Exchange and Drafts Tor any amount from FL
upwards issued at the lowest rates.
NO IRELAND AND ENGLAND, SlG
J. STEAMERS EVERY DAY
Railway tickets and drafts.
Intermediate, Philadelphia Lne &35
ODONOVAN ROSA. Proprietor Northern Hotel.
corner Cortlandt and " est streets, New York.
The New York herald., 1874-07-22

A NCHOR LINE
"A PASSAGE RATES REDUCED
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
STEAMER EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
from companys piers ~ and u North RIVER York
MAGEDoSN ia, ga, yniy y q q B0LyiA sat, Aug % g
VICTORIA. !. sat, Aug. kLYsIA. ..... sat Aug. IS
AUSTRALIA We'd, Aug. CALEDONIA. We'd, Aug. 10
Rates ot passage. payable in currency
TO GLAsG1W. LiVEkPoQlA LONDONDERRY,
QUEENSTOWN OR BELFAST.
Cabin Sos to 500 according 10 and accommoda
tons. Return tickets issued at reduced rates.
INTERMEDIATE, So SrEERAGE SIS
Drafts issued loT any amount at lowest rates.
Send for circulars, giving full Information, Com
panys oliices, No. Bowling Green
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents.
The New York herald., 1874-07-22
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
1)ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
l. TO CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA, VIA
PANAMA.
Rates of passage, including all necessares for the
trip:
New York 10 San Francisco $50 SO0, or $ll0 cur
rency
San Francisco to Yokohama, $50, gotd.
san Francisco to Hong Kong 500, gold.
Steamers leave pier ~ North River New York fol.
IOWS:-
CITY OF PANAMA, Captain c. c. Lima July IS at IL
noon. Freight and way passengers only.
ACAPULCO, Commander A G. Gray, August |, at IL
And every alternate Saturday, connecting with ali
steamers Central America and South Pacific ports.
Extra steamers for freight and way passengers will be
despatched on intervening Saturdays necessity may
require.
steamers leave Francisco for Japan and China Is
foiIows:-
ALASKA. July 25
And every alternate Saturday.
For freight and passage further Information apply
at the companvs Office the wharf foot Canal street
New York. H. J. BuLLAY,
RUFUS HATCH, superintendent.
Managing Director
g. H. DAYTON,
The New York herald., 1874-07-22

LBANY AND TROY OPPosITIoN.-sTEAMER
"A JAMEs b SCHUYLER from sprpgx street stree
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at6 NJ, iand
ing - Twenty third Deck, SOC with berth 81;
WITH room 81 30 sunday excursion at 3 A. M = Iwenty
tniru street. "a A. NJ returning at T. NJ from Abahy
Newburg ana Poughkeepsic soc
The New York herald., 1874-07-22

A -ciitZENs, LINE FOR TROY AND ALI, POINTS
a. Nortn anu West Elegant steamboats, daily eatur-
% DAYS excepted atSP NJ from pier ~ North River foot
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-11
GIN. EDWARDS hen coop was outraged

GEs. EDWARDS hen coop was outraged
night before last under peculiarly fowl
circumstances. The gallinaceous burg
lar helped himself to the key of the coop
by reaching his hand, secuadem artem,
through hole in the kitchen window.
then unlocked the coop door, took to his
larcenous arms five fat hens, then
locked the door, returned the key to its
regular place inside tho kitchen window
and quietly went away. The General
suspects a Chinese cook whom he dis
charged little while ago.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-11

Observation-Disclosures of the where
abouts Of Charles Lamb is anxiously de-
sired by his mother, ut Goshen, New
York, and his sister, Mrs. Fanny S.
Beals, of Gold Hill, Nevada. Any per-
son furnishing the desired information
will confer lasting favor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-11

The nan who made up the ArTEA1
forms on Monday night tried very hard
to ecouomi2e time, and so he made yes
ter,lay the 9th Of February instead Of the
lOth. To-dtv is the llth nevertheless
and the month Will have - days Just
the same as il the 10th had been duly
observed
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-11

The ADELPHI met last evening and
voted party for next Tuesday evening.
This is SO as to do these two things
have a party and not cut into the relig-
iOus season Of Lent. See advertisement.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-11

REV. NcGRATH the noted liberal
preacher and free thinker, will deliver
lecture at the Carson Theater on Thurs
day (to-morrow) night. The discourse
will be free. Mr.. AcGrath is famed in
Virginia as very original and eatertain-
ing speaker and he will doubtless have a
full house on the occasion.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-11

MRs. ToRP who shot herself accident
ally while trying to extricate some CT tho
lace trimmings of her dress from LOAD
ed pistol, in Virginia City, few days
ago, is now considered out of danger.
She was shot through the breast.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-11

Me-. GEORGE TUFI.Y is still confined to
his room-has an attack of asthma. we
hear Harry Shrieves has gone to Reno
to place himself under the care of Dr.
Fredericks.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-11

BOB FINLEY came back from San Fran
cisco yesterday morning. bringing with
him that handsome face of his and looking
his healthfullest. The railway station
looks cheerful again.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-11

TIE AEIoNs are doing nobly They
had q very satisfactory meeting on Mon
day night. They are getting them
selves IL readiness to give some eXoell-
ing account OF their voices in puhGc
We believe there are between 80 and 50
meg berS
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-11

Held TOR PosTAGE-A letter to Mss
Flora Rowland, Dutch Flat. Cal, and
one to Mister Henry Clark. Desert Creek,
Es,meralda county, care kalb and Sirlp-
SON are held for postage by Postmaster
Winnie for postage.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-11

Mr.. THEODORE A. HALE, who is a
practical Christian and a most thought
full gentleman. went about town yester-
day and collected, in few hours, the
sum of $S5, $40 of which he handed to
Mrs. Pierce, the wife of the man who
killed George Wilson, and the remainder
of which he gave to poor woman whose
distrssses are very pressing.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-11

john HANSEN of the Morgan Mill paid
over to Sheriff Swift yesterday SG00--the
SANS being contribution from the
Jones and Hayward mills toward paying
for the Swift Steam Engine, hose, hose
reel, etc. That is what may he styled
handsome
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-11

AN interesting dog flight il the street,
front of the Express Office Was brought
to ii sudden termination by the interior
ence OF determined woman with a
STOUT ciub. There should have been
male saliantry enough to have made this
Eruption unnecessary. Bnt the fact is,
the male mind finds pleasure in
dog-fSht
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-11

De. N. HOLMES, of Virginia City, de-
sires to be informed of the Whereabouts
of Charles Dever, late of that city.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-11

The bursting of Chinese tire-crackers
in desultory volleys apprissth the white
barbarian of tie coming Of the Confp-
clan New Year.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-11

The BARoMErER had been falling, fall
ing, way down below any rant before
touched this Winter. up tie yesterday
afternoon, and the rain stern Of last
night came in as solution of what was
meant That Hood about which there
has been 50 much weather-Nisdom ex-
pended IS again in order if it don't turn
in and Freeze
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-11
HOTEL. AitstlS Ais.

sEusBY NovsE-GEoRGE d, FRYER, PROPRIETOR.
5 II Marlette J VI Massey EE Durno
4 G Hay Mrs Russ u Dcnj Stern
I oierdenberg v B.upAy
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-11

= A S~auTsr " SwauEcr Geo Hairos
u EchIn PerkIer Eichelb-rger
Miss T. craft Hr> Il Virgin and children
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-11

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ~
"A containing seven rooms and kitchen, 81
Closets, pantrits. etc. lard finished: ais,, i2.
lots Inc property liz situated at the corner of
Third and Nevada streets, /, arson City, The
above property will be sold cheap for cash.
Eor particulars enquire Of ". Is. BUTTS.
la.t-lM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14

BEIoKE lac; March 1t cae: a. inniE-sri
$50 90 from New YoIk 70 Chicago
Sioee ben the fight oTG The ysh5c BE-
tween he R,ie, Ce1uL and Pe1psJlTEa;s
r0s1s rar the p:ice down 10 FIVE toIErs,
AID f9rihU reelection % one dolIE, Va.
tAle4xoed by Tie Vanderbilt party. An
uDtsrEtLodisg hks ls:Ely bsea arrived 81,
aoEsTH, Ard rE:es hEys bseo PIT back
u lhtrtsea d0lIEE Il has Only cost f.
ten t9!lG,l Ill E-nns, !cg 8 Eteersge
passeBger 70 oJne from Liverpool % New
YWk, making oolJ twenty dollars, io' :
time between L!Te.poo! All Chicago.
B1:is Epi!s Of ttese merely Doninsl Is!z
emigration iron H7rops hLs bser largely
tecfeEted. The VIZ 0! c9np.tiiion BE-
tseeD Ioglnh steamship companies c2n-
tinUes 70 tsge almost e bitterly AE ever,
And the prevailing rates IRON Liverpoo!
10 New YoVk remain ;; fifteen to!!1rl.
The White Star Line Is the only one TIA:
has nIds Al EdTApcs-!Ion f!tsen 70
eighteen tolI-s-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14

NA ZDEAxo AzEm9s, i Ii easy
C SNoo7 lo3 BE:kinz, ps:.IsAs3 IL
tie A-guE rsa5eE q u. Z2ssa:
K9zaly. resozzsstI Gs !,3s..i:s "a
tplica.ila q bs:E u 't-s3y p: o.
aaEoesL t.uzbisa. Yo.lyE!cg e.oSs gf':-
Tie ps5icta9s Of thA I'Ea:3s oo1ss =
oorr-.Sca.soc t:c7 Il. Azgriclc Coo-
Ell n Pn.kt5ytoa- lhs,Nki,, 70 tie S:E.s
DsptrrEzt, II Wsiea Be e!1 Ii eooa-
t'yps thEt he MD !n-ess: IL sI.n
IN Gg-Gy Etoes ~ ~ b:ozEh; d.
Lzsy 70 TIE M Q! ga. DsanS vho ID
Ts..s! z lie EocE. q tbtss o1spcsttiooL
t.. issl;y with Thica r0oey e:rl3 BE-
o17vEs! Lu stimulated TpxulItioz,
Ehrh hs res1ltst in heavy kssa 70
bo7Uvgr En3 eD5eT. Nay q tie
bs.h VII y. compiled 70 90 !.t9 tg7i-
dE;i0c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-14

TRUSTEES SALE OF TRIADgI-
L PEl4 PROPERTY

l. FHlA PROPERTY
By TIt=e q 6se6 o! ezS 7Lse n Hs-1
0to Gse wife % tie En3s:t!Ereo, vzI:se, GA,ec
stPE1esz J, ltsS, Ard RECORDED {. tie csc o!
tss C.SsE Q: lie Co7sfy CozrI o. Ok.o ecurty
heti EifStttA, Il DEED Bo3k No s., ioISo 81, ]
vi o5E - pssie sale - tae Eru-t dnoe q lie
C'o1't House Of Ohio comfy, Ees: rgtr!A q
WEDNESDAY, AzEzst 4, IsTL
seZ1rrtrE =; 70 O'Clock a Il, lea rrEb,rG q
8. s. Gne u, y he tow q TriIe elpstG OSIo
oos1ty, nest Et-St.tA Ard also The EJ-IoutrE
tA'eH! o. A16 :. SGse co=Efy G-6 S1:e Q. AZ
Ttte:s o. Lizzie Wheeling Geek, tk-o.rk Thseh
lAa6 100 ESs1Es c! UI;e= SoE, EsteA s:,eKE.s
A:t 10: % ee diverted truz iAstr p-e<Ea; esSzrsI
eyG! p!Esoa O JErtops NkL:soETt:, "a 5000.
e - toJoTs- BeE!hcirE .: : E:o-e cone 70
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