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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-05
Personal GOSSIP

Mr.. Sims Reeve was Ioto,
in ESQ damages for not sjno;a uaea
concert got up by local mn. s
in q small English town. IF. -, 'elIs
that he was disabled by hoarssno a''saa
performing his contract was e nes ifos
factory to the special Jury VIII Ssis
the case. Many verdicts like tSn ;.
would prevent hoarseness fro, ,ne a. a0ONI
ing singers at the wrong time A''act
Lord Bramwell recently, in d.,
Judgment in an important Scotch ''~'
suit took occasion to review briefly '4 J
celebrated case of Shylock VS.. ANY, =
(Shakspere's Reports), and said. '
am quite certain that I would bav., :
cided that case in the way fair ps' 4s
did; not, perhaps, upon all thea
reasons, but upon some of them A.
matter of fact, Shylock never bad ~ y
pound of flesh which could be o.r va
hist had never been appropr;ata ai's'
him; and he could only get it by ~
siderable crime, no less than mn, W.
But If the pound of flesh had b4en -
propriated to him, should have o;s y
the pound of flesh to Shylock.1 ''sa
This Is from a private letter i,o,
George Eliot: Dickens death caro, :.
q great shock to us. He lunehed viii
US Just before we went abroad, and We.
telling us story of President Lipcol,
having told the Council, on the dav b,
was shot, that something remarkabls
would happen, because he had ius,
1reamt, for the third time, a dream '
which twice before had preceded event.
nomentous IN the nation. The dream
vas that he was in a boat on osso,
liver, all alone, and he ended WITH e.
ords, 1 drift drift drift Dill.
ms told this very finely"
Strange sights are to be seen in on,
arge cities. The other day, in New
FORK, a richly dressed, handsome woman
bout thirty years of age, was found in.
oxicated in street car. She was re-.
moved by a policeman, and placed in
he alcoholic ward hospital. Diamonds
parked in her ears, and her sesSks
acque open at the throat displa yed !
old pin. Her dress was of silk. Tbrea
ngs glittered on her hands, and sl,a
ore handsome watch and chain. In
er pocket book was found newspaper
tipping stating that "Eliza Hall has
,ceived an absolute divorce from John
all" She answered no questions but
was evident that she had patlAsaO
story.
A pleasant little episode occurred on
70 occasion of the call of the Justices
the Supreme Court on the President
Q other day. Justice Miller, whose
spublicanism is of the staunchey
aracter, and whose name has NJ
emily been mentioned in connection
til the nomination for the Presidency
ok Mr.. Cleveland By the hand and
ID: "Mr. President, Mr.. Benton once
d of the Court, 'in politics we are
ne.' We are not quite SO far unsex- y
as that, but wish to say for my as
,iation, as well as for myself, that We
daily welcome you to the Capital,
1 wish your administration every
,cess."
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-05
ALENTEN LYRIC.

Bhe trips no more
With light foot DER
The ballroom floor;
But daily wears
A look austere,
And says her prayers,
For Lent is here
She puts away
Her fine array
Till Easter Day.
No more Irritation,
But contemplation,
Self abnegatlon. E.
And fervent piety,
To maids becoming,
And for variety,
A little "slumming."
With this to cheer her
On her way,
As sho draws near
Easter Day.
This pleasant thought
To cheer her heart
Wheneer her mind dwells on it;
On Easter Day
She'll come out gay
And wear daisy bonnet
Boston Courier.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-05
A n G h o r l { 9 s
i Q 3 4 8 G Z s 9 O

The cost of an article has been usual
ly marked on it, the salesman knowing
what to add; but this plan is losing IN
popularity and is being replaced by the
better method of marking the sellinA
price. Employing the key word IAN.
chorites, an article marked say "a,lo,
would indicate $1.75. Some merchants
have both cost and selling rates marked,
in which case the two are separated by
line, the cost being on top and the
selling price under. Humorously IN
clined individuals not frequently get up
key word or term which would make
customers smile were they aware OF the
contrast between the mysterious COST
marks and that from which they are
derived. No little ingenuity is display
ed in the selection, but after the essen
tial of ten unrepeated letters there Is
wanting but the simplest or
that the foot of the spoilers
in the statesmen class may have no IN
ducement whatever to go wrong.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1885-06-05
The Mystery of Price Marks.

From the Pittsburg Times. "a
The system of marking prices o.
goods in general use among retailers IS
for each to adopt word or term which
shall contain ten unrepeated letters to
correspond with the numerals. Thus,
FOR instance, the word:
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
gustrurtiou.
For Boys and Young Men-Country
q. sHORTIJDQEya

, MEDIA c4DEMY, MEDIA, PENN,
, % Ss sn S e. s
price lO payable sfO0 quartery covers every expense
SsSs' stadenfs ST. MT 'a sd%ea my
cc a snd rSs U rssaa school opens Sep
s%ssr Tine SsiSrs ssDts1s
sy oe q 4S S sSs s
snT snSd sn All eaeSna ana IN % 80
my have Individual care special attention 70 both sdvapcsa
@ & dsacng guRy os @
whose edpcatoh has been neglected Instructed Prs
S raSS SgSca gDs R % G 'a n
ESn' rsulr q '5qdss 2$s' ssss 9y
sH" s9aeS % s Gsi Rts S
yard Yale University Of Penn.ylyana arines2n LebIs
Isfag'sS sSd u"ysTs'y
SorStCy aas SS's fullest y
library sTDaSS9' ."S ,S@, SSaSsS
y dGAsn css e1srv Sr
cal bsParmen Fine school bgidinss IN which all shs
ame Rooms carpsed and furnished With Sss. wardrSns
sprinss good mat rasses pillows, and s@pe supply q
ddng al in eompete order eto etc Bndnss catI w e,ea %
Or i've boys 10 large dornitores Rooms lighted with
S aaGS f Se &
Sr students x.sr, Sa s.Ss. oS s
steam aaadiy pay and night wschmsns ynns gymns'
with ondS. tgo for oS other
athletic sports and water supply perfec NO ma
aria The health record OF Media has few parallels Media
Academy all the conveneDes and appliances necessary 70
"a class academy. No hazinR or
other rowdysm No roughng It." students at this acad.
sacrifice the Influences OF Christian homes OF
education devoid OF good morals good manners aud nte
surroundings The school Is adapted In every way TO enc
school but strictly boarding school for ths mals
sex Meia has seven churches and Temperance charter
which prohibits the sale OF all Intoxicating DRINKS nsda
accessible from all points No change OF depots
In Phiiadeipha Coming nom New.YoTk Pittburg Baltimore
Or Washington Nineteen Broad Street sttion
philadelphia Medic~ Return trans every hour ASK az
Media station oo@eh 1t meets every train Drive 70 the
school only five minutes For illustrated circular OF
Media Icademy address tho Principal and Pro rietor
sWITIIIN O. HHOKTLIDGE, A. B. and A. II. Graduate OF
N aryand ColleQel Media
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17

Ladies' 81 East seth st-Mrs Snead aided by efficient
OF successful teachers; approved methods
uves for languages kindergarten sept ~.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
Cam 6fbools.

A NNUAL SESSION (27th) of the UNIYER-
~ sITY LAW SCHOOL, WASHINGTON SQUARE,
Begins oct l next and ends June 1. 1875
course annual sessions and both written and ora
examnaons required for degree An allowance OF not
more than one year made for previous study.
instruction Is by lectures by the Professors sudy OF
tsxtooks recitaOns and Moot COurts
And oil class lectures viii also be gwen follower
Ty A. j. VANDERPOEL, IL. u. on Practice nj Nisi
Prius; WILLIAM ALLEN BUrLEk IL d. on MARITIME
law and Admiralty urisiictOn; JOHN T.. PARSONS,
fsg on Wills; A. A. REDFELD, Esqs Descent snd
fisfribution; CEPHAS BRAINERD. Esq international
law: AUSTIN ABBOTT, Esq., Preparation for Tral j. =
AUERBACH Esq, Corporations; Q. f. MACLEAN' EsQ7
Criminal Law.
For circulars, apply 10
Mutual Lite Building, 80 Nassau 81
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.

The twenty eighth ANIMAL term Of this institution VIII com
roence on the rst MONDAY Of October 1882 at tic Law
eehoo Building IN East 43thst between 4h and Madison
syes north side and win continue until June, 1885
The course of study years and Is designed 10
give full and accurate instruction IN tie principles and pa
toe Of the law. catalogues &C. address rs above
THEODORE W. DWIGHT. Warden. &c.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
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1usirnftion.
Brooklyn,
Jersey City.
HAcRR0IICK INSTITUTE,

HAsBRo1ITJGgKKA o. gKANS,sT! sHsTiTnIE44 TknTE4 CITY.
Thirteth year begins September 2l. -. H.
rho argest and one OF the most thorough private uy
scis IN the yicnity OF NewYork. students prepared or
ali the leading colleges and scientific schools ana Tor
rn,s separate parment for girls and young LADIES' a
ppriory class from 0eieven ears German
Rrcych drawing and vocal music taught In the reguat
cenrse without extra charge Conservatory or Music Aas
situated within four minutes Walk
Pcnnsyyans Raroad station and easy OF access from all
other Sew-Jersey railroads. 49, -. II, - >, ,r.on,
s,nt ~ sylvester, Passaio; r. III. Bennett; Bay0nnei
saw uulshizer Produce Exchange New-IOrk GADert
coiiina Mayor OF Jersey City. ,,.,
containing fufinrormaiio ION sent on application
NaIuos" CHARLES G. STGMET5,
HENRY G.. MILLER, Directors.
HORACE &. WAIT,
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
0edrhers.
VISITING TEACHER


n quarter for session week. $40 for two and so on
me consists hours OF which devoted
10 mIfhema les history and literature one T. anglage
French German or Latin and 10 music. friend nav
hare the session; unusual progress guaranteed 10 ila
pupils Refers TO pre- sent and former pupils. Address
MISS H. M mon X, 41y Lalayette-ayer Brooklyn, N I.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17

A YALE graduate, an experienced Instructor
N and private tutor desires an gagemept OF one or
more hours daily H. BOX II, iiiouh' o'ho'.
TUTORS. GOVERNESSES and TEACH
N. ERS-In svery department of art and earnlng rec
nta,i ,n " r. MIR AN COYRIERE,
e"9 (Next Century BudIng) 81 East lItlst
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
Nem 11nblitations-

A RT AND DECORATION.
IA the artistic practical Art Megazre m d11
tsr T ART student should without It. q 30 yearly sam
ME COMES 25c Office Warren-st., New-forB
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
THE SELLECK SCHOOL.

V,HE SELLECK SCHOOL,
4 NORWALK CONN.,
G. NJ. SELLECK, Principal
The next academic year will open Wetneshly, Septem
ber III PUPILS arc prepared for business or college Inc
Recommendations re desirable the grounds argel the rooms
single and double are well furnished and the tymuasu
bonr aev and playroOms well equipped Ihe tutors are
compeit mt aton efficient For erculaS Terms anu
iuh lii"in'''io" "PP's "' wv HILBERT II. HAYES,
Attorney. &C.. 100 Broadway Room 10. fifth hoor.
VNHE GUNNERY.-A family and preparatory
4 schooi Address J. G. BRINSMADE,
' WASHINGTON Litchhold Co, Conn
New-York tribune., 1885-09-17
gnstrueiicm
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For Young Ladies-City

For Young Ladles-OIIY
x,oe trIzARETH T.. KOUES' Boarding
nav School for Young Ladies' and Children 40 Eas'
6atb ar will open october l. o-
From the New-York Evangen" Oi Ausu suo,,on q, our
x,o.ara o,eat pleasure in calling the attention oi o1.
,ooae 70 te card Of our friend Miss Elizabeth L. koues
IaGv who having had long experiences as teacher IN
the best schools CITY, is about to open
- eov NO, ms are so fitted by nature LOT ,ho AZ
tescheT I'm which She uniformly succeeaeu IN ", chdfen
~ OF aud the ant ciion Vi
once he 1 her for MANY years and dng nea
tha esteem we but wish her IN hr n ed inder
!e c,sch she 40 well Children ,rrc
baT ebSrgs viii be sure Of happy home OF m ar as East
tion and the tenderest care. The s.h0oi ~ ~ Do ~
esthst on, u and will open the first of october.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-04-30
AN HEREDITARY MURDERER.


History of Family of Criminals Mads
known by the Su eide of Their Scion.
CINCINNATI. April ia special from
Dayton says: 49,
Ciias Beiler, who several weeks ag) was
arrested here, commitiei suicide in the Jail.
He had made for2ls- attempt but failed.
Since his death Sheriff Weis hiss male public
a most remarkable story of crime. Beiler
came here in search OF his father, a practic.
ing physician, who, two years ago, was con
victed of robbery ami sent to the peniten-
tiary, where he committed suicide just as the
son did. The doctors father also killed
himself in Marsai]ies, France, where he was
Imprisoned for murder.
The son said that his father murdered his
mother in Switzerland, was sentenced to
prison for life, but escaped to France by kill
ing two of the guards. Afterward in Algiers,
in quarrel, he killed French officer and
escaped to this country. In Cincinnati he
married well-known lady named Lewis,
whom he brought to this city. She shortly
afterward died unde. suspicious ami mys-
terious circumstances, ana it has always
been thought by those who knew both par
ties that he murdered her, but before a case
could be made against him he was arrested
for robbery.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-04-30
n oticS of Sale Of
COUNTY BONDS,
Notice is hereby given, that on

NotlCc 10 HeIoDS given, tHdL oN
MONDAY, MAY Ath, 1855,
at one O'Clock, in the Auditors Office, in
Logan, Hooking county, ONO. the Com
nsiSsODerx and 4 uttitor OF Hooking county
viii sell % lie nishest aud best bidder lha
BoBGS OF said county TO the amount OF
Fifteen Thousand Da.IaIs, (Sl5.c0o. SAID
Bonds 10 be OF. The denomination of two
three and five .iu:ldred dollars e2ch.
So $50 ,)ayG.ble yea ,Iom date, interest
at per cent. per anDum, payable semi
annually. dati lg e ON May 4th, 1885.
81 500 payable Two yeals iroEa cafe, inter-
est al per cent. payable semi annually,
dati 1g from VI y 4th, 1855.
$500 payable th"ee years rom date. In
tel est at 8 per cent. payable Sc mi annually,
dating from MAY 4tii, 1885.
81 800 pa able four years rom date, in
terest at per cent. payable Seinl-aDnuai-
ly, eating from May 4tl, 1853.
500 payable i've yeats irOm date lin
-terest nj per cent. PAYABLE Semi-annuaily
datine rom May 4th, 1885.
Zoo PAYABLE six yeafs from date. inter-
est at 6 per cent. payable seni-annuaily,
dating rom May 4h, 1885. 5.4 i SIS si-l ~
The above Bonds are issued by virtue OF
an act of the Gen eral Assembly Y OF the State
OF Ohio, entitled .'Ans Act TO authorize the
Com mi Ssiou els Of Hooking County, Ohio,
to provide for ceitain deficiencies in the
county iu uds, and issue bonds thera for"
BY order of Commissioners of Hooking
County, Ohio. ~ -
w, M. BOWEN,
April l6-3w County Auditor.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-04-30

NEW YORK, April IA few ninutet
after O'Clock three trains on the Third ave
nue elevated road were processing down
town very close together and crowded with
passengers. The first train pulled up at
Hanover street station and signalled the
train right behind it. This train stopped
and signalled the the third one, but as it was
only fifteen feet away, it could not be stop
ped, and its engine crashed into the rear of
the forward train, tearing the wood
work to pieces. The steam Pipe burst,
creating tie widest excitement among
the passengers, some of wha,1
climbed OUT Of ihe windows and
down to thu street below. Women
fainted and the utternost confusion pre-
vailed. The street below was filled with
de5rieS The body OF Fireman Charles Nc
Carthy WIS f3und IN the engine held fast by
the wreck. Both OF his legs were hro,-ea ard
he was also injured internally. He VIII die
A relief train soon came and took sl,e pas.
se4gers OF, many Of item being severely in
jused.
john d. Messler, the engineer of tho last
train, was arrested and taken TO the foiice
station Taking into consideration the enor-
be wondered at that many persons were not
killed
The measures 10 keep p:euro-pneumonia
out Of CaEaway col1nty, no.. have failed,
md cattle men il otiiar sections OF tEe state
are elsrnsed at the poszibiiities of disas-
tror. s-Frsad.
Al. :,..,.ecile in the employ of A. L. Went
eel. w:su 1..as :rucs .armSnear Reading,
Pa. a. a...;,icn.ailg fired the bouse IN which
,Jeps his ..so sons AMI two w0rk lands fhl
four we.s b-li ned to death.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-04-30
Items for Dread,yinners.

NEW YcgK, April 1.-THE news from
Dallas, Texas, is Of grave import, and seri-
Gus trouble is TO be feared. 1t is to be hoped
that the committee appointed by the union
wiz be enabled 20 arrange for peaceful all
justment of the difficulty.
The cotton mills in Fsll River, Mass, ar,
10 shut down for four weeks between thin
and July. II is expected that those of Low
eli and New Bedford, Mass, and also thoss
IF Rhode Island viii follow the same course
The railroad coal miners will hold meet
Ing ani consider tins ativ;sabiiity OF Offering
conpromise.
The carpenters and joincrs OF this city re.
ceive encouraging reports rs to the equalizins
of wages. The union scale mss always beer
$3.50 day: but during the winter the bossga
as in all other Of the building trades, took al
vantage of the supply aad cut below the
scale. Now the struggle is TO force back to
the su.ciner level.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-04-30
Town Property and Real Esta o
For Sale.

One 3 story Dwell ing, contain
ing seven rooms: corner Market
and Hunter sire is.
Alse-Twenty three acres Of
land adjoining the corporation.
Also-Forty-seven acres, one
half mile east of Logan.
Call on j. Nj. FLOYD,
March 26-tf Logan, .
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-04-30
A priI 10, lss5-sm

If you want post Office, or gov
ernment position Of any kind, send
at once for the latest, greatest and
best book published, containing
lists and salaries of all government
Offices in every state and country
with full instructions how and
where to make application to secure
appointment, A copy of this val
liable work sent by mail, postpaid,
to any address for ore dollar by the
Democrat Book Co., Nit. Pleasant.
Pa. Agents wanted.
spr3 e.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-04-30
UNREcONSTRUcTEoa


General Hill Says He Extsects to Live and
= Die q johnny Reb. Body sou: and Boots.
E New ORLEANS. A April &c. 6.AaGer D. 3. Hill
writes his excuSefcr failing toattenda meet
ing OF the Eanfederate veteran associas sion IN
! the following terms ss:lsfrs Hill was quite
sick when your Kind invitation came to the
meeting Of the louisiana division Of the as:
socia.ion of toe Army ofs the Tennessee /
had hoped 4 might attend end put off q reply
till too late. Pray excuse me- under tie cir.
cumstances. expect to live and die a con-
federate: heart, soul and spirit. The right
of secession has been settled by the sword,
but the eternal truths Of local eSvcTnIhent
and resistance to ceatralized despetisnl viii
not die, and are essential TO the preservation
Of the constitution. 8; cur fatherss'
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-04-30

BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE
The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores. letter, Chap
p d Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For Sale BY F. Harring-
ton. mays. 1y.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-04-30
ELEG TON S.,
House Joint Resolution No. 81
So JOINT RESOLUTION

Probos:1g amendments to, -41t;c.ie
1svo, Three, and. Iesss Of TIE
Constitution OF the State.
of the state of Ohio, That propositions to
amend section 2 of article IL, section l. OF
article III, and section 2 OF article x OF The
constitution OF the State OF OHIO, shall be
submitted 10 the elsc.o OF thi. state; ; or
to'reAd as foi,ows: ~ i2Hia 12' -
g -. -siiI=AETICLE II. f t.s1
Section q Senators and representatives
Shall be elected bienniallv by the electors
OF the respective counties or districts, on
the first Tuesday after the first Monday in
November; their term OF Office shall COM
mence Oh the first day OF january tlere;,t-
ter, and continue two years, ~
ARTICLE III. ss ~
Section J. The executive department
shall consist o; 4 governor. .ieutenant-sov-
ernor, secretary Of state. auditor OF state,
treasurer OF state, ana gu attorney general,
who shall be elected OK THE FIRST TUEsDaY Z
AFTER THE Fl ssT MONDAY IN NOVEMBER,
by the electors OF the state, and at the
places of voting for menlbeis OF the general
assembly. 10y ~ 5.,t e. IL 81 - r-4
=, ARTICLE K. - &
Section 2. County officers shall be elected
n., th.. lat Ttss..ay after the first Monday
i'll November, by Tie electors o; eacil com,
tv, IN such manner, and for such term, not
exceeding three ears. as may be provided
by LAW.
FORM OF BALLOT.
At snch election. the voters IN favor OF
the adoption OF the amendment to section
two OF article two, snail have placed upon
their pallets the words, amendment to
is ctIon two of article two OF the coIsiitu-
Ii n--Yes;" and those vino DO not favor
Ii y aGop piiOn OF SGch anIrndm ent, shall
have placed upon their ballots the words,
"Ameudmeut TO section -IwO OF article two
of the consiitution--No.' Those, WHO favor
the al 90, Ton oi the amendment to section
soue<ot aItcie ihlee o. the constitution,
stnlf have placed IA pom their ballots ths
words, ,fAmendment 10 section one of ar
ticle three of the consti utiOn-YeS;" and
those who do not favor the adoption of
such an ;,ruendmen shall have placed up
on their ballots the words, "Amendment
to section ODeof aIiicte three OF the cOnsti-
tutioii-No." Those who favor the adop-
ton of the amendment to section two of
article ten OF the. constitution, shall have
placed upon their ballots the words,
"Amendmeltt to sect ion Two of article ten
Of the constituencies" ;" and those who
do bot favor tlle adoption OF such amend
ment, shall have placed upon their ballots
the word S, 'Am END Iii ent 10 section two OF
article ten OF the constitution-No.'
s-== ~ A. d. MARSH, StGfz
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JOHN g. WARWICK, 20
sh President of the Senate.
Adopted March 25, 1885. -.-n5f o0@'.t4'!st ie5
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-04-30
CALIFORNIA
Insurance Company,
TATE OF OHIO,
lNSURAN Noe ARTMENT.

TATE OF OHIO,
ms URANCE DEPARTMENT. q
COLUMBUS, JANUAkr rs, 1885.
L, Henry }. Reinmnnd, Superintendent
of insurance of the State OF Ohio, do hereby
certify thai the California insur.s ice Com
Pauy. located al SHu Francisco, III The Srdte
OF Cali iOrDia, has com Dlied in all respects
with the laws o. the State, relating 10 In
su:ance Compa nieS other than Life, lncoT-
porated by 9th States OF lie United states,
and IS authorized 10 transact It's appiopr
ate business o. Fire INSURANCE in tbs 81: te
IN accoi da Oce Wi II iaw during The current
year The condil on anG business o: s;.iu
Company Oh the 3lst day o. Decem ner, CT
elo year next preceding The cate neieof,
IS SHOWN by the siate.nent, under o" tn, re-
qulred by Section 2s4, Revised Statues OF
ohio, to ne rs follows
Aggregate amount of available
Assetts...... :. ..................sl.0 .020, i75.4i
Aggregate amount of Liabilities
except G" ptal), including tse-
lnSuran Eioi.9i4.?o
Net Assets s7i5, ,26O.43
Amt of actuallpaiG up Capital 6O0,6o0 90
Surplus 1l0,2G0.43
A m cunt of Income for the year,
in casl,..... ........................ S49O275.73
Amount o. Expenditures for the
year, ia cash Observation-Disclosures. 454,2S9.4
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have
; SEAL hereunto subscribed my name,
49, and caused my official Seal to he
affixed the day and year first
abO We written.
HENRY J. .REINMUND,
Superintendent.
Myers & Johnston. Agents at Logon, Ohio.
February 20, lSSj-lw
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-04-30

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, OHIO, -
OFFrc+%OE tn E s EC.tErARY OF STATE.
Il, LANES ROB. NsoN, Secretary of State of
the StaSe of Ohm, do he eby.cettiiy that The
foregoing is atlue copy ni n, Joint Resoiu-
ton adopted Dy -ihe General Assembly OF
the Stale OF Ohio, on the 18th dayof March,
A. D. 1885, taken from the original rolls
flied ia this Off &c. s.o.ss I'd tS9IH aair =
IN TESTIMONY VII EREoF, Il have herenrto
subscribed my name, and affixed
SEAL my official seal, at Colu nlbus, the
25ih day of March, A. ID 1885,. =
' JAMES s. ROSG GNSON,ss 81
Secretary OF State.
April 9, 1ss5-sm - - -.