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The Indianapolis journal., 1884-09-04
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-SECOND-HAED MODEL CARD
F press, very cheap MARION GRADER, Bruin.
Ind.
TlOR SALE-HOUSES AND LOTS IN ALL
f parts of the city BARNARD s. SAYLES, 70
and n East Market street.
VaOR RSALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SECOND
L hand or new Engines, Boilers, Saw-mills, Head
ing and Stave Machinery. HADLEY. WRIGHT &
CO. 113 and 125 S. Tennessee street, Indianapolis
NOR SALE E-THREE-FIFTHS OF THE CAPITAL
JIG stock of the Herald Company q joint stock com,
pany owning the Anderson Herald, of the best
county papers in Indiana For particulars address
CHARLES L. HENRY, Anderson, Ind.
TaoR -GROCERY-CASH SALES, $40, 600
I per year and increasing strictly cash business;
leading grocery in this thriving city; population, H.
600; elegant rooms best location; nice, clean stock
invoice So, 600; opening; stand full nvestiga
ton. Address G. H. FULSOM, Lima, o.
NOR SALE-STOCK OF HARDWARE IN ONE
E of the most prosperous towns in southern Kan
sas population, 1000; eountyseat store established
years; good. clean stock. about So 0Oo splendid
prospect for fall trade. owner wishes to sell
count of ilI-health. Address WILLIAM r. CLARK,
Independence Kan.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
WANTED.

yKTANTED-THE CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN
w the West. the Weekly Indiana State Journal.
One dollar per year.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-09-04

NTANTED-AGENTS IN EVERY COUNTY IN
w the Stats of Indiana to sell History of the
Republican Party liberal terms offered Address
UNION PUBLISHING CO., 10 Thorpe Block, Indi
anauolis
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ses of recovery.
A Cutting and Sh OOtIng At.

A Cutting and Sh oOtIng At
fair. r.
= On last Friday, show day,
Frank Frazee, of Buchtel, came
to Logan and engaged in drink
ing and gambling. He visited
various saloons and gambling
places, got tolerably tipsy and
lost some money. Under the ex-
element of the occasion he got
into quarrel with some of his
associates, eliminating in his cut
ting a man named Canon severe
ly in the head. Almost immedi-
ately. following the cutting, stones
were thrown and finally Cannon
drew a revolver. Geo. Cline who
was in the party, wrenched the
from Canon and fired,
but whether the intention was to
shoot Frazee, or the revolver was
discharged accidentally, is not
determined.
The parties were arrested and
brought before Mayor Steinman
in one case and before Squire
John White in the other. Fra
zee, Canon and Cline were all
bound over to Court to await the
action of the Grand Jury.
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= 4.
We had a pleasant call on last
Thursday from Bro. Van Clesf,
Editor of the 5Circleville Demo-
Graf, who was in our city attend
ing the meeting of the District
Court Committee.
Bro. Van Cleaf publishes the
model local paper of the State
1t gives more local news than
any paper of the hundred or more
that comes to this Office. The
paper has a characteristic ap-
pearance. Each issue 'slooks
alike.' The make up each week
is almost an exact copy Of the
pattern of the week before.
Besides being a first class Dem
ocratic Editor, Mr.. Van Cleaf is
also man Of Importance in pub
lic affairs. He has several times
represented his county in the
Legislature, and is at present the
popular Senator from the Frank
lin Pickaway District. He is
about the most practical, sensi-
ble man in the Senate, As Rep
resentative and Senator, he has
given the best of satisfaction to
his constituents and to the De-
mocracy of the State. He is a
man who deserves to go up.
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Tuesday Nights Storm.

The violent rain storm of Tues
day evening caused considerable
damage to the Straitsville
Branch, washing out tressels and
fills at the old town crossings at
Locks, and at the Monday creek
at Oreville. The section men
were tak.n out at midnight to
repair the damage.
Auditor Bowen was prompt
yesterday morning in getting
men to protect the fill at the
road crossing at the Falls Mill,
and by energetic and prompt eff
fort saved the work already
done.
Superi .tendent Mcbride put a
large force of men on the newly
constructed canal bank, and
saved the work from destruction
by the overflow.
Considerable damage was done
to the farmers Of Marion town
ship by the storm. In some To-
calities the hail was very de-
structive. The rain fall here
was the heaviest known for
years.
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Harry Ambrose Acci--
dentally Shot.

: On estersay afternoon Harry Anbro-e
was accidently shot by the discharge Of his
revolver. rcn-s- -s.ft--
He wxs standing at his desk, the draw.
er containing a lot Of papers and miscella-
nsous articles, open, the revolver, . 50 call
ibre lay on the papers and Was tangled mp
in q fishing line. Whilst engaged In. try
ing to disengnge the line, the revolverowas
discharged, the ball striking in the stOm-
ache AM passing through 70 the baek, just
under tie skin. Mr. Ambrose did not for
some moments .ealixe that he was shot
He said he could not account for the dis
charge of tho pistol. He was carried to his
room, Drs. deSteiger & Cable extracted the
ball andare giving him every possible at
tention. This morning he is reported rest
ing quietly. Ar5
The sad AFFAIR created the most profound
sensation, aud expression of sorrow was
ON every: face and on every tongue an
earnest prayer for his recovery,
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4 Snccessful xmputaaton.

- SMOCOSOeuA
On Tuesday last, DIR. Campbell
assisted by Drs. Wright, Dye and
Pullen, amputated the leg o1
Mike Sweeney, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Dan Sweeney.
About two years ago the boy
hurt his leg while working in the
brick yard. The bonesof his leg
become affected, and amputation
was advised, but owing to objec-
'tfons from the family, was not
performed. About month ago
DR.. Hamilton of Columbus, was
called to examine the case. As
sisted by the attending physi-
clans, he removed a number of
diseased bones, but this opera
ton failing to give the desired
promise of recovery and restora-
ton of the limb, the amputation
was made, and with the best
hopes of success.
The leg was taken off above
the knee, at which place the
bones and flesh are sound. At
the present writing the little suf-
ferer is getting along as well as
could be expected, and with pro-
mises of recovery.
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Plants for Sale.

l will be prepared to furnish
our citizens and people near and
far with any amount of thrifty
Cabbage, Tomato, Sweet Potato
and other plants for the garden.
| guarantee them as first class in
quality and in plants,
will supply the people at my
stand on Market Square, com
mencing the first Of next week,
with all the early Vegetables,
and at which place all orders can
be left for Plants, which will be
promptly furnished at reasonable
rates. HENRY GoMpF.
April 3-tf.
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Road Notice.

Noti' e IL hereby given that petition
will be presented to the Commissioners Of
Hooking county, at their next session, June
ID, lSSl, praying for the establishment of "A
County Road on the.fOllOwing line to wit !:
Starting at an ash tree on the east bank
OF MoccOsin creek, In Perry twp, Hooking
county, Ohio, said tree stanuin. in the
centre OF the road at tue western terminus
OF the Laurel road, at intersection of Moe
cOSin road on lands Of Nelson Armstrong !;
thence due west on north side of old house
on lands OF James Deifenbaugh, dista nee
about 100 feet, in section No. 30; thence
north of west running along north side OF
a ravine to section line between the lands
OF James Deffenbaugh aud N. l.. Deffen-
baugh about 200 yards to section line be-
tween sections No. 10 and 81; thence due
west on said section line to where the
lands of n. l.. Deffenbaugh and Milton
Armstrong corner; thence west on said
section line dividing the lands OF James
Detienbaugh and Milton Armstrong to the
nOrthw west corner of the lands of James
Deffen bangh thence due west on said Soc
tiOn line through the lands of Milton Arm
strong to the road on the Pickaway coun-
ty line and there to end.
Thursday, May l. 1854.
MANY PETITIONERS.
May l. l8S4-lW
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing accounts and vouchers have been filed
in the Probate Court of Hooking county, E,
Ohio, for settlement,
Henry y. Haynes, Administrator de boz
mis- non of the estate of John Haynes, de-
ceased. i@T
and the same Will come on for hearing on
the 2lth day of May, A. d. lSSi,at 10 O'Clock
II. m., OF as soon thereafter as may be con-
venient.
W. ACKER, Probate Judge.
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Ladies ifyou want to see mill
inery shop. fixed up toa Queen
taste, call at the rooms of Mary
Il Kate Kessler.
Weiland & Fox are doing the
business, of the city. Fresh beel
and the best of whiskies.
Gentlemen willlind a new and
complete stock of neck wear, Chas.
Rose & Co.
Comfy & HiggiaAbave for sale
a lot of Farm sWagoa. Expresses
and Buegies, the styles that are
made.
Mary and Kate Kessler have the
finest stock Of Millinery Goods in
the:.city.
60 There is nothing gives
more pleasure in a family than
fine picture of each member
secure it before it is too late.
Tresize will make it far you.
Mems, Boys and Children's
Straw Hats in great variety, al
Rochesters.
Comfy 81 Higgins have for sale
all kinds, sizes and styles of Bid
Cages. Prices cheap.
Largest stock of red and white
Table Linens, Napkins, Towels.
&C., to be found i'll the city, a,
Rochesters.
Comfy & Higgins are agents
fer the sale of the ce' 'ebrated and
unrivalied Champion Reaper and
Mower. Inquire of prices before
buying elsewhere.
"A great variety of'Notions and
Fancy Goods. at Rochesters
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Legal Notice.

WILLIAM H. Aplin OF New Geneva, Jack
son county, West Virginia; or Washing
ton Court House, Jackson county, West
Virginia, will take notice that on the 9Th
day Of April, 1884, John H White, as Ad.
ministrat0r Of the estate OF John +. Apiin, ,
deceased, brought suit against him in the
Hooking Common Pleas at Logan, Ohio,
to recover $sl1 l6, and asks Judgment with
thereon August II, 1871, ana that thereafter
said Administrator had an attachment is
sued in said action, and had the same lev
led on, the following lands as the property
same sold to pay said debt, viz: Fractional
lot fOur(4), in section seven ca, tow wnship
twelve Q2l d range sixteen (6), cont.sining
sixty-flve and thirty-lour hundreths acres
[65 S4-l00].
The day for answer to the pet ton In said
suit is June %, 1884.
CAMPBELL 4 ROSEMOND,
May g. 6w - Attys Tor PHI.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is HEREBY given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been flied i'll
the Probate Court Of Hooking County. o.,
for settlement.
George Amerihe, Administrator of the
estate of Thomas r. Burns.
and the same will comelOn for hearing on
the 26 day of May 1854 at 20 O'Clock, -. IA
or as soon thereafter as may be convenient.
W.T.. ACkER, Probate udge.
-2,u
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House Burned.

On last Thursday afternoon
the farm house of Mr.. JOS. Vogle.
Of Marion township, aboul eight
miles northwest of Logan, caught
ffe;and was entirely consumed.
Thesfre originated from a defec-
tiEe nae. The loss is about ST.
900, and no insurance.
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ROAD NOTICE.

-
Notice 10 hereby given that petition
will be presented to the Commissioners OF
Hooking county. at their next session,
June 2, 1881. praying for the location of y
County Road on the following line to wit ;
:. Beginning at u point in the county road
known AZ the Bloomingville and Logan
road, opposite the residence OF John Ham
i!ton in section number sixteen ll6), town
eightesn (l8), Hooking county, Ohio.-
Thence south on the line between the lands
Of Orren Hamilton and lido Hamilton, to
the lands OF Hamilton Steel and Harvey
Amerlne; ruouOc,euth on the line De-
tween the said Steel and Amerine about
twenty (20) rods to a cleft OF frOcks /; thence
southwest and southeast around said rocks
on the lands of said Steel TO the line be-
tween said Steel and Amerine thence
southeast on the ridge on the lands Of said
Amerine to a point where the present path
or by-rO I'd now intersects the county road
in the east half of the southeast quarter of
said section number sixteen, and there t0
end.
Thursday, May l, 1884.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Nav 4 lSx4-4w
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DiUOrce Notice
John Horden Plaintiff,
sgs- =. VS..
Polly HOrden, Defendant.

In the Common Pleas Court of Hooking
s.s;i.1a, County, Ohio.
Said defendant, whose place Ct residence
is unknown will take notice, that on the
10th day of April A. ID. l&si, the plaintiff
filed his petition III the Court OF Common
Pleas ofHocking County, Ohio. praying
for u divorce from said defendant on the
ground of wiliul absence for more than
three years and said cause will be for hear
ing at the May term of Court. 1854.
John Horden.
Carl H. Buerhaus, Atty. april 0 6w
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Mr. Lem C0mod of Enterprise,
who is one of our best citizens
and. most successful farmers, has
the envy of all his neighbors OH
account of his ability to b. at
them all On the size Of his farm
products. Only last week his
little mustang mare, not bigger
than a Jersey cow, gave birth to
colt three feet nine inches
high.
Now if LENS colts mother on
ly had been as large sized an
animal as his neighbor's, ,Ithe colt
might have been as tall as John
Robinson's big show horse.
The neighbors may keep up to
Lem if they stretch a little, but
cant get ahead of him.
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Recent reports from Jehn
Prenderbill of Lancaster. who
was shot by Dew in Vanhorn's
saloon last December. are that
he is rapidly sinking, with no
hopes of recovery.
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Some4Eery large fish are being
,anght in the Hockihgfiver. a2E

Auditor Bowen deserves the.
credit for the handsome . lamp
placed in front of the Court
House - 80
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= At the Teachers Examination
on Saturday, there were eighteen
applicams..s5Js a. Ferguson and
v. E. Petit each obtained ccrti-
fisafes. for 2-years. Anna Doyle,
Hale Apline, Rose Gordon. Geo.
Oliver, W. S. Stone and j. c.
Stone each, obtained a certificate
/, for one year.
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Mr.. Price OF New Straitsville is
having put up a fine new house
near the depot, to be used as q
1rocery and saloon.
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Mr.. George O'Neill, of Starr.
one of the most esteemed ciii-
xens of our county, died on last
Sunday. in the 60 year of his age
Mr.. O'Neill was possibly one of
the oldest native born citizen OF
our county. He lived all his
life on the farm on which he was
born. We hope to have a fitting
obituary for next week.
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j. - The citizens of A,lelphi held a
mass meeting last week and re-
) solved that the ordinances should
be enforced and that law and Or
der. must be maintained. The
town, it appears, is infested with
: harlots and bummers, and the
good citizens propose to clean
them out ,and The Indifferent o fiji
GERS also.
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Charley and Gus Weiland1clest
this week for the northern. part
of the State.
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rhe Kieinschmidt's are push
ing the stone work on the Collins
block. 49, .esssiss& IS
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.s..z Chas. Smith. of Corning. spent
a few days in Logan this week.
x~ ree 1.$-
s Ar.Jsihn Fhfess is>aeent tor
rthe best w ashing Machine man.,
ufacturei.
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Mr.. Louis Wagner, the popu-
slar South Perry merchant, was in
she city on last Thursday, taking
preliminary steps to secure bet
ter roads in his .neighborhood.
Mr.. Wagner is, an ente rprising
man and is always awake to the
interests of his locality
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Mr.. Nick Fox has been confined
to his bed for some days with
lung fever. =
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ATTACHMENT.

Zepha niah Brown, plaintiff, VS. John Fox
defendant.
BEFORE Thomas Hutchins, ]. +. of Laurel
township. Hooking county, Ohio. c.
On the 5th day Of Aprii, 1854, said Justice
issued an order of attachment in the abOve
action for the sum OF (SiS 3s) fOrty-eight
dollars and thirty eight cents, and twenty
(2O) dollars probable costs. Said acti II
will be for hearing at 10 O'Clock, a. HI, May
29th, 1884
zEPHANIAH BROWN, Pi'f. r
April "a, ls84-3w
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farmer in Hooking County
Geo, Hartman has just reftted
up room in the building, west of
his brick, for a saloon. Mr.. Frank
Smith is there to attend to yeur
wants
Yank Mccarthy can always be
found at his place Of busines, with
the best of goods. j.:
Call at Yank McCarthys for the
best of drinks. t.aa, uas
~Tresize has made a study
Of lighting and posing so as to
produce a pleasing likeness.
Yank Mccarthy will have Tur-
tie Soup on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Celia Wolf & Brother have
purchased the bake shop and fix
lures Of Mrs. Zihtsmaster. and are
now prepared ts'sdfaish The citizens
of Logan with fresh bread every
morning. In connection with the
bakery, they carry a stock of Gro.
ceries which they will dispose Of
at'ivlng prices.
Comfy & Higgins are agen is for
the Thomas Sulky Rake, the pre-
MUM rake of the age.
Parasols at Rochesters.
~Go to Rochesters for Dry
Goods.
Comfy & Higgins keep a we'll as-
sorted stock of all kinds of Hard
ware. The largest stock the great
est assortment, the best quality and
the cheapest prices.
Paints. Oils, Brush $. Varnishes,
in abundant quality and of every
variety. for sale at Comfy & Hig-
gins.
A Large assortment of Leather
Betting tor sale at Comfy & Hig-
gins.
The Star, that is the name of
VIM. Waner's, saloon, and that is
the place to get the best of every
thing in his line. HIS bar is kept
in first class style, and accommoda-
tions superior to any In the city.
The Miami Commercial College,
of Dayton O, has just issued its
oath Annual Catalogue, Send for
it.
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The Old Folk Dance at Hart
mans Hall. on Wednesday eve
ming, was well attended i9 s :,
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Col. w. A. Hoshor, late of the
Sentinel at present assistant Su-
perintenGent of the B. & o. rail-
road at Columbus, was ia Logan
on last Thursday.
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senThe show on Friday brought
quite a crowd to town.
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The business men Of our town.
as yet, have not complained of
!. hard times. ssszsea
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LOCAL ITEMS:

Jt,dfe Csee was stricken by Paralysis on
yesfHrlay morning, and ut this writing Is
not Axpac4cd 70 live.
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Divorce Notice.
Louisa NJ. Richards, Plaintiff,
Samuel r Chards, defendant.

The above named defendant who Is a non
resident of the State of Ohio, and who is a
ticular county and place of his residences
being unknown 10 petitiOner,) will take
notice that on the 1Ith day of April, 1884,
the pf:tintfn, Louisa NJ. Richards, wife OF
said defendant. filed her petition in the
Court of Common Pleas of Hooking coun-
ty, Ohio, against said defendant, praying
therein that she be divorced from him and
therein sets forth the following causes of
divorce: lst, gross neglect of duty. I'd,
willfui absence for more than three years
Said cause will be for trial at the next
term of Court.
By GROGAN & WHITE, :
April l7-6w Her Attorneys.
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- The Mayors Court was in full
. blast on Saturday
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Gottleib Kidnocker's Estate.
The undersigned has baen appointei and
qualified as Administrator, with will am
nexed, Of the estate OF 9ottleib KidnOcker,
late OF Hooking county, deceased.
LUTHER KIDNOCKE :.
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Gottleib Biehaut has added
20 the appearance of his resi-
s.dence BY. the free use Of paint.
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+. Mr.. A. Bishop, who has been
confined to his room for some
time. made his appearance On
our streets last week. s,is.n
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Mr.. Joseph Barlhlow hastakeL.
the contract to complete the fill
at the Falls Mill Bridge. -
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Iz1 Don't fail TO call at the -Senti-
ss.nel effice for Job work. ~
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Mr.. Ike. Collins rejoices in. .
daughter at his residence.
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;ssAThe great Napoleen,anee said:
SsA,e greatest women is she who
is the motheIof the most babes. "
The most important Logan man
.igt}le .fathpr of the newest boy
Hence Oliver Wright comes to
the front, and rejoices in his i'm
portanee since the arrival on
sY0S6iAay.mnrning ! oft e.new
est bow in town.
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Phil. Slisher, at his new stand.
is happy In the possession Of as fine
a stock of goods as can be found 10
tn" Valley. Everything new. and
complete. His saloon department
,s under the management of Mr..
George Bright, well known to every
farmer in Hooking County
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2s~>-.
Mr. Frank wheeler. represent
ing the largest coal interests in
tAsHockiag Valley, left Tues
ID br Canada, with "a. view, If
, 'sitlesofseeursax contracts for
COL: 5 Mr.: Wheeler says be vii!
salfin his power to assist BY
sales, If possible, in putting the
.sr.ra af work<z e.z.
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est boy in town

s.s'rhe Hooking and Ohm Valley
Editorial Association, .wllp hold
its first business meeting at Ma
rsetta on the 18th Of May. { .{G is
Important that all publishers, de-
eirous Of advancing the business
Interests of their papers will at
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at the Court House in Logan, on Monday
I'm tine zd, ls4, at o'clock, P: M, to open
me pon.Dooky and taIlf-sheets, count the
V0geS returned and dechresthe result.
12th. After the result is declared by the
@ @Commlttee and duly ratified, the DemOc-
racy present will organize and hold mass
meeting, and appoint a COMMITTEE consist
ing 9I one Democrat from each ward and
precinct in the county, who shall reoo to
said ass convention for acceptance and
spProval the names OF delegates TO the
state, Congressional and Circuit Court
Conventions; provided. however, that IL
either or all OF said Conventions be held
prior TO said ID day of June, 1884, that then
In that event the Central Committee is en-
powered to meet on the c,,ll of the Chair.
man thereof. and select delegates to either
or all Of said Conventions, as the emer-
&sncy may arise, and delegates to such
conventions as are held subsequent to said
20 day of June, 1874, shali be selected by
Ihe committee to be appointed by the
Convention as aforesaid:
BY order Of the Democratic Central Com
mittee. JACOB WEAVER IN ~,
WV: T: Price, Secretary. :
April IL, l8S4-td. - =
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Ms. Jenkins of Braggt0wn, Who first
took sick with measles, developing into
Lung fever, is lying at the point of death.