The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-06-08
OHIO STATE NEWS.


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Lancaster, tefminaeeo IN Verolcso OF not eunxy.s
n. vito Of 6teses Gowan, ct uhrichsyille,
presented hum with tr1plets LAST week-an girls.
'atlx THE Widerbrook murder trisl, Ut Porte Z
month yerdiat of granddaughter WAS. found.
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get. near Mount Gifead. we're killed by light
ming. MI tH4 HH HHt Ma94 III Uul
Ex-SrArr SoHoor SuPxKrNrrNpRNr iBuINs
baa been elected Superintendent of Pu bio
Schools At Lanosster. eI9hasT Tuc 3rkw sW
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of mnrdering his oiri v;fe has been Granted 8 5
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JOHN Fex, arrested Tor the attempted m1rde
OF III: A. =. Erwin, OF Mensae1ns nas s0eeA
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AN ENGINE on the Columbus and HocMn0
alley Road ran over and instantly killed Mrs.
margaret Cnariton, ol Carpon Hlh. .r.1
i, SIDNEY SHEPHERD, OF Milan, aged1 forty
eight fell from wagon and Sustained injuries
tina tresulted in bis death three days after. '-~s
- CHARLES WAGoNER, aged hfteen years. ct
Dunkirk, was thrown from horeey and drag
ged, sustaining Injuries from which he died
on the following day.ssT .rasafts9 - -~,,-,..y
4 I,Izz1r nine-year-old daughter of William
MOODY. Of Shawnee. WAS run over by a fat car.
severing both legs and otherwise injufing her.
Her ininries are thought,to be fatal -
q IA sEyEN-yEAR-o1.p girl named Lizzie Arnett.
at Lima. while playing about an outdoor fire
with other children, fen into the blaze and
could not be rescued until fatally burned. She
died in 4 short time @# H4Lf p
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JOHN LEMON, young grocer OF New Lex
ington, ieit nome ABOUT the middle OF May 10 T.
usnsac. some business IN Cincinnat, since
he leaves Mi1e ana cnnd IN new Lexington
ana many Irienos IN Aanessnes ~ 'Es5
AN UNUSUAL case OF dementia has just como
to hghtat Madison, which causes considerable
comment. Mrs John oonnen, lady Of good
family, recently left her husband and has been
apparently living the life Of hermit, to the
surprise OF the public. She was complained Of
Is . nuisance, and was arrested and taken to
the lnhrmary. When found she was in
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