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Why Republicans Are Kept in Office.

Special to the INDIANAPOLIS journal.
WAsHINGToN, Aug. 30-Democratic Office
seekers claim that the men who are in Office now
are kept there more by influential Democrats
than civil-service reform They say that nearly
every clerk who is retained in the departments,
for instance, Is indorsed by Democratic con-
gresham other prominent man in their
party. Under this way of doing it they say it
will be impossible to vacate the positions, and it
will not be possible to give Democrats places. 1t
is found that a very large percentage of the
Republicans in federal positions efficient
that they are kept there through Democratic
influence.
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Stabbed to the Heart

PITrsBURG, Aug. GA Kearnevsville. W. Va,
special says: Yesterday John Musgrove who
was guarding fruit orchard of B. s. McIntire.
accused Frank Nutter of stealing some peaches.
This enraged Nutter that he drew knife and
stabbed his accuser to the heart
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Shot Down While Resisting Arrest.

LOUISVILLE. Aug 30.-Constabls William
Thompson shot and killed Louis Raiusbrook,
farmer living near St Matthew'S tonight
RainsbrooF had been fighting, and resisted ar
rest
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Earned Runs-Cincinnati 3.
Two-base Hits-Mckeon and Eden.
Three-base Hits-Carpenter and Corkhil
Passed Balls-Carroll 2.
Wild Pitch-Morris. l.
First Base on Balls-Off Morris. 3.
First Base on Errors-Cincinnati 2.
Struck Out BY Morris, 4; by McKeon, 2.
Umpire-Daniels.
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vegetables the outlook is almost if not quite as
gratifying With abundant crops produced at
a low cost. with railroad, manufacturing and
mineral interests steadily improving the South
bids fair TO enter upon an era of great prosperity
this fall
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St Louis.............O o o o %
Earned Runs-Louisville, A; St. Louis, 1.
Two base Ht-Brownng.
Three base Hit-McLaughlin.
Passed BallS-Crotty, |; Bushong, 2.
Wild Pitches-Caruthers /; Hecker /.
First Base Balls-Of Hecker, l. off Caruthers, l..
First Base on Errors-Lonsville 5: st. Louis, g.
Struck Guilty. Hecker, 8; by Caruthers, 2.
Double Plays-St. Louis, 2.
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residence Immediately after his return from the
State Senate. They allege that previous TO
his entering the Senate he was exceedingly poor
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by Falling from the Car

Killed by Falling from the Cars.
Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal
NATION. Aug. 30-Will A. Dora, promi-
nent young man of this city. was killed at Wind
sor, this morning, by falling from the cars
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-Foo'+of'O"O
The outlook for the future is now very prom
ising. Rarely, if ever have the prospects for the
growing crops been more encouraging at the
South than at present Every Indication points
to magnificent corn and cotton crops-the largest
ever produced-while for rice, sugar, fruit and
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Rapid Industrial Development During the
Last Six Months.


Last Six Months.
Baltimore Mann facture Record.
The industrial growth of the South during the
last six months has been very marked notwith-
standing the general depression in nearly all bus
mess throughout the world. From Maryland to
Texas there has been great activity IN the organ
ization of new enterprises and with the return
of better times. which are now so confidently
anticipated, there will be still more rapid de-
velopment of the manufacturing. mining and
railroad interests of the South. The growth of
Southern industries is not confined to any one
line, but covers wide diversity of enterprises.
In the list of new enterprises organized
or established in the South during the first six
months of 1885 there will be found furnace com
panies to make pig iron, foundries and machine
shops, steel works, cotton seed oil mills. cotton
congresses. fruit canning factories carriage and
wagon factories. agricultural implement factor
les flour mills. grist-millS. saw-miils planning
mills. sash, door and blind factories, shuttle
factories, tobacco factories brick yards ice fac
tories fertilizer factories, furniture factories
stove foundries. wire-fence factories, lime works
soap factories, tanneres, glass works, gas works.
whiting factories, distilleres potteries, marble
and slate quarrylng companies, and companies
to mine COAL iron ore, gold, sllver,1 mica natu-
raj gas, oil. etc, showing that the Souths prog
ress is steady advance in all lines, and not an
unhealthy, because overestimated. growth of
any one industry. During the first six
months Of 1885 the amount of capital including
ed in new manufacturing and mining enter
prses at the South and the enlarge
ment of old plants and rebuilding of mills
after being destroyed by fire, aggregates about
$50. 534, 000 1t is of course true that with some
of these companies the actual cash investment is
not so large as the amount of their capital stock
but there are hundreds of small manufacturing en-
terprises portable mills, small grist.mills gin
neries and similar small industries costing from
few hundred to thousand dollars, are not
included in this list The aggregate cost of these
would be very considerable and would help to
offset the too great capitalization of some incor
porated companies. In addition to this every
manufacturing enterprise is constantly adding
here and there new piece Of machinery, which
in the aggregate is very great. but take no
account of that, only including cases where
mill is greatly enlarged, remodeled, or other
extensive improvements made Summing TN
the amount OF capital stock represented by our
list of new enterprises for the first six months of
1885 we have:
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Is 10 UHO 5NUIOl
LOUISVILLE

Total. 913 81 Is 81 Total ...... 511 81 10 8
Score by innings
Louisville ..,O o O / O %
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CINCINNATI.

Total. ..... 10 ~ 81 16 2 Total -.. opt 8
Scora NV ;pu;poc
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LEGAL I1NOTICE

J.W. Ouillin aud l.. z. Q@uitn, w'io re-
side in Gir.r;, Cr..v fs,r.i county, State Of
Kansas. will take IL tice th::t an rie 1sth
si:sy O. April, iS.5 Js.i.a III buchanan fled
his petition in the OUT; %: ,'on;Iri..n FfesS
OF Ho-'l,ing COUNTY Gisi.', il: ease No. l52S.
ag:jin>t ths. said j W. Qni!lin and j.. =.
Quiliip. which is ia substance That OF; -
2.i Gay OF DcceI..sei. i1sf, tii,. salt. "a /,
I QuiiiIn and J.. T. V;.iliiis, Lis wife, duly
executed and delivered 20 tn. p'aintir, the
said John ". BItc!iHrisii. thf ir mortgage
! d..e't nu the following desssrii,Co premises,
I 10 wi. Be;'... lot uunthcv twenty thee
t35l. iu tii-, town 0f SNniS, EiooE,Ip ey tle,
Ii"cizin, county, ohio, bcii,t, pnrt OF Sec
fiou nuinher twenty tA')- range eighteen
ii>t, township eleven tiil, and said to- con-
tin c;ie halt an a,.re.
That ti:s sad n.s-i gee tsee,i was given TO
Indemnity t.,"S S-stt; JOAN N. Buchanan for
Becoming surei:- on proiiisSory note ex-
e:-n;ed :i::d siri.y%rs.si by s.ie said J. w.
Quiiiin ta iiie Sir7:. iiau. nj EcgsD. dated
November 2S.:i, isNi. ;.;:S calling ior Two
Hundred as:i Fi;.Z iszs5t..'sl f'o.:ar>, payable
IL !cIlr Itoitis:, THE ..i.e :nr,efs' With
iistere>. after r:;-ir.t.tr at the Fate OF pr
cent per tu..J.fG,. ii.;.; ti:S aid John N .
j;,;,'fJ'iIi n '.u tl4csiii eta Cf ApriI. 1885
eoI.:.'..e.' ~ r..y aii'i SD pay such SIZE
Is :lt St.st s-I.u -, ac ttSH rs.si ana Fiity
DlaFS. WIZ: ;;ccrs;..t. Interest thereon gt
E'-r cert. Der s.,..;i:'n f:s;ra the y. C.y OF
:,s-.', i'S'I, ilo ps,it oi w.iicis has been re-
paid :iiili.
Tie pr:.!s,r OF said petition IS t,lat said
plori..::e :.i:iy r:' fore.-, SCI. a::d rTeIn-
ts1S so,'. and the 70 'eed: applied to the
p-ty!0Tfi: u: ss,i-i sum -ir twG h;.:i.:ra .s,d
n.iy collars aE~ Interest thsr -s'a sst the
riie O, y Per cent oS- aifHu:, fr.si,i ti:e I'd
d;y : "i A:':i, ls5, ans; iJr ss.v,. other relief
a. * s;T'.E'er.
,Ghs said j. ". Ouiii:, ard L. E. Q,.iItn
are Required To als,:er oI CT before iiIs
.th day CT SDr' inher, f.o5, or iujgEnec1. "iu
J0iiE II. BUCHANAN.
by tight < Lowry, his Attorneys.
H. ~.
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The New Midland Line.
The advantages of the New Mid

The advantages of the New Mid
land Route can be better under
stood when the time of it's through
solid fast trains is compared with
time made By other roads. Solid
trains are run from Pittsburg tc
Cincinnati, passing through Wheel
ing, Zanesviiie and Columbus, The
time from Columbus to Cincinnati
is 4 hours; St. Louis Il bours ;
kausas City % hours, which is IL
minutes the squiclses' time to Cin-
cinnati, 2 hours To St Louis. > hrs.
TO Kans,s City. Close connections,
are made in Union Depois at Gin
cinnati, st Louis and Kansas Civ
Persons going via this Route make
quicker time, having fewer change.
and better accommodations. IIc..
cts to all points west and suuti, cst
be purchased from Agent of the {
II e. Nj. Il. X. at the same lri..t
you would have n pay to 60 vl.,
some slow and inferior route.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Mary J. Mcconnell
Thomas Febes, ct al.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Hockfng
County, Ohio.

| Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, Sheriff oil iiOctSing CO., Ohio. bv yir.
tue oil an alias order OF fS;ie Issued out oi saiti
! Court III the above entitled cause, and 70
him directed as Sheriff OF said county. vii
at the dCor OF the Court Eocse ia Logan
o.. saturday, New. e3th, =. y. 1855.
at one O'Clock =. IN , of Sai'. day, offer for
sale I'll pubic auction, the following ians.s
ans. trneEiei.tS situate iC Hook rg Coun-
ty, Ohio, tO-wIt:
Eeing the south half or the northwest
quarter OF section number eighteen (iSl,
township Duuto.:r eleven I'D, of r. nge (.s)
eighteen, containing one Eu:.d-e-i ii(i ter.
s;crs Qi3o. more or less, except ts.o acres
and SeS enty rO,iS heretofore Gee..esI to
Wilson, anu described as .O1iOwS:
Commencing al the center g. said seotio-i
eighteen, uItd T;inning Wost thirty (.,a reds;
themes north thirCeSn ti3j ross; thence east
thirty tSy) gods; thence south thirteen Q5)
rouS. go
ALSO
Except thirty ca acres a3d 1sin-ty
t,Iji rslt,s heretofore dvSae,. To- Thomas Fe-
be, az. OF the east eEd Gf shc aboVs de-
scriD.,i south mali o! TIE northwest Quarter
oi sid section eighteen tiol, township and
asge as above.
Appraised at SSiU.C0.
Terms OF sale cash ia hand.
Given uuder ray hand at Logan, Ohio,
this 27th day OF October, a. u. 1885
7. =. MCCARTHY, Sheriff
By W. f. TaInblin, Deputy.
L. J. Burgess Atty Tor pi1.
Oct CIV
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given, that :he follow
ing accounts ana vouchers have been flee.
in the Probate Court of Hooking county.
Ohio, for settlement,
Adam Brown Administrators OF the es-
tate of William Mitchell
and the same viii come ON for hearing OF,
the 23rti day o. Nov. $50, at 10 O'Clock {.
Il. III. or rs SuoE thereafter as my be CON
Tenient
VT. ACKEi.. Probate udge.
Oct 29-3w
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Probate Notice.

Noticeis hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have beeD ti.eti in
Probate Court OF Hooking County, Ohio ,for
settlement.
Emma &. Vo.f, ROW Drew, Adininistra-
tyiX Ofthe estate of james =. Wolf.
And the same VIII come on FOR feari :;
on The 23J day q; Nov, at 10 0'cIock, II
III. or as soon thereafter as may he co:;veni-
eut, W T. ACX E.R,
Oct 29-3w. Probate Judge.
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R0aa No7jce.

Notice Is hereby given that a petition
will Le presented To tie Commissioners OF
Hooking County, at their next se sion,
ID, cember 1th, y. u. 1850, praying for the
alteration OF Il county road, Oh the follow
ing line, to wit:
Commencing in slid road at 4 small
bridgs about Is rods southeast of the resi-
Gence Oi William Hes, in section number
enteen [l7j, Hooking CoUnty, Ohio; thence
nori Invest about II rods TO or ns:tr n wal
nut tree; thence northwest bearing east
about 10 rods, passing blackberry bushes
10 the center OF said read. and there TO end
WILLIAM LIES.
October 22-Gw
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EEa0ETaNT TO G1EsAE 81 81
EsW ysasN ELS3 ziS.
NOTICE FROM THE PROSECUTING At
TORNEY.

The Prosecuting Attorney re-
quests that persons desiring to
appear, or send witnesses before
the grand jury, should furnish
him with list of the names Of
witnesses at least ten days prior
to the session Of the grand jury,
when the cause of the complaint
is in existence at that time, 9th
erwise as soon as possible.
The grand jury meets on Mon
dav. Nov. 18th, 1885.
Parties having grievances, Or
having a knowledge Of crimes
committed and who do not make
a report, must hold themselves
responsible and not the officers
of the law, for any failures TO
bring guilty parties to punish
ment.
G. BUERHAUs, Pros. Atty.
nov. 5-2wks.
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House aAst. s.:,t FoTasss.e.
3 BAIlG AIN !

offer my Dwelling SI.:1Sa ara. Lot for
sale, oi! East Hunter Strse., fo-..ieriy
19 ued 10y Col. Hrit.y, o.. easy seTii;s, 10
th. tight purchase. Tie hose * iva
story tr.isie. :s;id conj:.iss f.ti.e FDoI;,s,
yar': well filled with s!ist.. trees Gnd
shrubbtry. Tie 10: c,.rtaissS a I:uFEa her OF
:iioice Fruit ties a good Well and Cis-
terra; :'re at the kitciisn door. This is one
o:i.ie Ii:o oSt desiT:. BILE dwellings "a Logan
for particulars call Il s;.e re=ircrce.
ADAN KLEIN.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hcrehy given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between the uG-
derSigneG has been dissolved by mutual
cerseut. All persons owinP, or having
claims against the un,;crsigEee VIII pre-
SCI, them to George HeiHe f0r svttiement.
AUGUSTINE y EINE.
GEORGE HEINE.
Logan, o., October {, lss5- ew-'
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the to o liannua
charged with the of
o ef o re
the
I t at
hi ipoed toe s the same r III a
sprpc tdo erytE o
kinre HI ady o
otent and e IRE
JGL1T EGEcG5E:g3ISg'zs = z, sz.S1zsasurer.
Treasurer Of Hooking County, O.
Treasurer flee
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UCKERS
MEAT MARKET. /.
In the Keilar Bui!din q

Mr.. John Ucker viii upply the public, al
his meat shop in Keler's Building with all
kinds OF the Very best meats, at reasonable
urices. Meats OF ali kinds constantly on
hand The highest price paid for fat cat
ne. sheep and hogs. January 3, lisS
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FOR SALE.

have 4 number Of Houses; &
Lots for sale OIL easy ferns that
are favosal,ly located iu different
parts o:f this c!tv. Persc;is .issir-
ing 20 purchase are requested ~
cali OH tie undersigned.
LLOYD MYERS.
Oci eft
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Attachment Notice.

Daniel ]. Cresap. Plaintiff, VS.. Stacy 2.
Graham, Defendant
Before G.. W Brehm, j. p. of Falls town.
ship, Hooking county, Ohio.
On the 26th day OF October, 1855, said JUS
tice issued an order of attachment in the
above action for the sum OF twenty-SiX
dolI.rs and seventy-ei2ht, cents
DANIEL j. CEESAP.
November 5, lSS5-3w
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Estate Of S;!as Nixon. Deed

The undersigned has baen appointed and
qualified rs Administrator ,;f the estate oi
SilaS Nixon, late of Hooking cnunt:. decd
THOMAS NIXON,
Oct. 29-3w administrator
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Administrators Sale o.
go .-.S = - S.a.-S.a-,s &, y Ery

In pursuance ofaa o:;l=r of eAs srs-
5aie jourt OF Hooking caur.y. Cs17,
viii c.Ter ;or ss.le ii puhi:e .,gcsian. :.
oa Saturday. Dec@filJ-g ). 1885.
az IL O'c.cei. Z. -; sile,ioe.r o.the t:oI-I
iioIse III l.. gan. F3o, ;;-i,s cal':;y. Ohio,
tiie I liGwi;.2 described Is, = -s.:,t.- situate
:n the ccCnt- of HcciSias a.as: S!..rs TT
OHIO. ro wiz: The c..s. iiaii OF tn. sSutt.
east quarter, ana tie >,-ati iss.sl t.,sa.ter vi
tns northeast quartz Of section .iii:ty-oi:e
tjil, t"ysps;';r ioi.rt. s1 80, rtae.- seven
t'e,i ti1j aissi tue cs0t;.l w>'>s quarter of Tie
hortiw:> >t qusrli CT section ii.tTty-two|
(a-l oi tic same township am range, con-
t.;Ii;lES igU S@rcS .rort. CT less
Appiais'sd at $-CyJ %,
Terms nj sale.
One third in hand; one "a sTj IN one yeex
am; enc thfr.i iD tW, years aro4n tie day OF
sale vi Tn interest; d-ierTs,, :ayIlseDts 10
be secured ty mortgage on tae premises
sou.
JOHN ". EOI4STEN.
Admir- as the estate or Johns Lance, decd
U. w. II. right, Attorney.
Oct .g-tyy
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Gss'Tsda..

Notice is hereby gieta to ali per
sons that ] will not p;lY any sc
counts or notes Made by am of my
chilirea or i;.mil..' in my name Or
otherwise 4. BELT.
Logan, O., Sept. 14-3w.
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tn WAY &c BUY
THE BEST
SIITIIG lIiCIIIhD.

FOR TIL z MONEY, is to buy atthe Office.
1t saves expense of commission and ex-
pense in travelling from EOuse to house,
You can just Well save above expenses
az you can IN buying your dry goods.
When you buy Il Domestic or New lone
vou get the best. All other makes called
New High Arm machine are limitations
and mono nre their peers. The DOmesti-
and New Home have new styles of wOOG3
work. AMI new sets OF Attachments that
Others dare not use. Come and see for your-
selves and you viii be convinced that the
above is relia;,ie, and il you have a DOmes-
tic or Sew Home thai has been in nSe from
10 10 20 years do not let them humbug yOu
with their so-ealled new high arm ma
chimes, and trade you out of il, which they
VIII try to do, but bring your machines to
'nn and l will pIt in the new Domestic or
New H me improvements, then yOu Will
have .;,er machine and one that will
last longer than the high arm imitation
ones, AMI save your money and nave the
best m ac .iiue IN the world.
HENRY LUTZ.
GgAll kinds of machines and machinery
Iepai e in the best manner and at reason.
able prices.
ps-I have different styles of Machines
L; will sell at low rates
pxa 1 etheTn.
2l Sit. HENRY. LUTz.
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Estate of Joseph Hull. Deed.

The undersigned has been appointst;
and qualified as Adnii nis.rgtor o: tn. es-
tate of Joseph iiuil, late OF Hooking
county, deceased.
Oct 23-.Sw WM. II. TITENER.
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Of fi1
County
for township for
Wo
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Estate Of John B. Mcbride, dec q
The undersigned has been appointed
and qualified as Administrator of the es-
tate OF John g. Mcbride, late of Hooking Co,
deceased. CARL II. BU ERHAUS,
Oct S-Sw Administrator.
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between John G..
Helpman and Frank Kessler is dissolved
by mutual consent.
JOHN G. Fl HELPNAN,
FRANK hESSLER.
October 22-3w
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The ~SPY OF ENE which u
selling by the Teas o toaau..si Nc Only
book Of its kind. The +" SSs 80 reveals any srras
of the srlr never before published. gr.pac accou1o
Of the conspiracy to e.ss5sinate Lrcor Peslous ez-
perierces OF o1r FEDERAL Sfrz5 in se Rebel Capitol;
their heroic bravery fully recouncd IN these VIVA
sketches. Tke es,rys' Is tEe most theiuing yga.
book ever pu5iisaes. Endorsed by hundreds g
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The Shortest and Most Desirable
Route between tue East & West.

sI-T1roGg! Tickets and baggage Checks
and West. can he obtained at any Ticket
! Oi,:.e o. the ]. B. * ~. R'y, also via this
route at all railroad Offices throughout the
country. Rates always IS low As the low
est. Don't purchase tick cts to any point
without ii>t consulting the agents OF the
l. 3. < ". I.'?.
Particular advantages offered to Western
migrants. Land and Tourist Tickets TO
49, uortS reached by any line.
s9E Passenger Trains leave Columbus, as
! follows: $3.50 n. M, $40 and HES p. M,
standard time.
g. +. Henderson, GenN Manager HIM
bronson, Semi Ticket AG't
LANES DEWCf.F, Pass Aet.
81 North High 81 CaIry:l lis
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CT RtEMAN FIRE
Insurance Com pany,
TATE OF OHIO,
INSURANCE DEPA RTMENT.

: TATE OF OHIO,
+. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
| COLUMBUS, JANUARY q, 1885.
: l, Henry J Reinmund. Super;n te.lfletl I
; OF inSu,Snce OF the State of Ohio, do hereby
certify that the German Fire I,isura zee
! Of Peupa., has com piled in stii respects
with the laws OF the State, relating to In
surance Corn panie other than Lie, incOr-
pOrated by .iieTctateS ofiEo CI!!te.i sta ties,
! and is am hoTiZeu 10 tra,iSiii:t lis appropri-
ats business OF Fire Insurance III this State
in accordance wi: n law during the current
year The condition. and huSil.e>s OF said
Company on the 5ist day of Dacem her, CT
the year next preceding the date hereof.
is shown by the statement, under oath, re-
quired by Section 2si, Revised Statues Of
Ohio, to be as follows
Aggregate amount of available
AsSeitS.-.... iC, ~ l.23
Aggregate amount of Liabilities
except C..pitsiD, including Re-
insurance ........ I65,iii.O5
Net Assets, Sa.i.5i0.iG
Amt OF actual paid up Capital go 0,0D3G0
Surplus 7i,5l0.I6
i Amount of Income for the year,
in cash......... ................. So, ,iI4.2G
Amount of Expenditures for the
year, in cash ga
In WITNESS WHEREOF, L have
SEAL nereunto Subscribed nay name,
to-) and caused my official Seal to lie
affixed the day and year first
above written.
HENRY J. REINMUND,
Superintendent. |
I. r. Johnston agent al Logan, Chic. /
S;GEy 9, ioss-fW /
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-11-19
Cut Flowers and Floral
Designs,

For all occasions. First class work and
reasonable prices. All orders by mail or
telegraph promptly attended to.
vi TOR =. INEiDEK, Florist,
Sept. l0-2m Lancaster. Ohio.