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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-04-05
LOCAL NEWS.

several days this week.
Mrs. McClintock, mother of G.
w. McClintock is very sick.
IL. d. Vickers returned Thurs
day from a business trip to Chicago.
20. w. H. Wright was at the
Reform Farm Thursday on official
business.
j. w. Harmed, a respected citi-
zen of Starr township died last
Saturday.
-Isaiah Defenbaugh of Perry
Tp was business visitor to Logan
yesterday.
John Kleinschmidt, has been
appointed a night watch at the
State Farm.
The Harrington brothers are
home from College at Wooster on
u brief vacation.
Mike Kienle and John Gala
CHER were in Columbus Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Mrs. DIR. Williams and son
Jesse, of Somerset, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Halter.
School election Monday at the
Court House for Logan district.
Polls open from six to six.
Elmer Petit of this place and
Miss Blanche Wescoat were mar
ried April 1st at Nc Arthur.
Married-April Q, 1880 by g. W..
Brehm, ]. P. Edward l.. Donley
and Miss Elizabeth Emanuel.
Mrs. Hamilton has removed
from the Dolllson block to Main
Street opposite the Opera House.
Ed Gengnagel returned last
Friday evening from two weeks
visit among relatives in GAINESVILLE.
w. HI. McClintock OF Defiance
was in town a few days this week,
called here by his mothers illness.
"A fine guitar for sale, cheap;
also MurdOck's new simplified
method for learning. Call ut this
Office.
The Kessler Bros. have erect
ed q magnificent sign in front of
their Jewe!ry Store in the Keilar
building.
Miss Maggie McCune and
Willie Juergensmeier spent last
week with relatives and friends at
Bremen.
Geo. p. Work will take a posi-
tion next week with McGanOn g.
CO., wholesale notion dealers of
Columbus.
Ed Juergensmeier has pur-
chased and moved into the DR..
Williams property near the old
Fair Ground.
The 1st Ward will vote in the
Roller building, End at Slisher's
corner, 3rd Mayors Office and 4th
in the Hamer building.
George Wright, son of Sheriff
Wright, who has been working in
Cincinnati for some time was home
on a visit several days the past
week.
Elmer Petit and wife, teachers
and John Kleinschmidt, night
watch, left OH Thursday morning
to assume their duties at the State
Reform Farm.
&C. B. Culver, Of Buchtel, an
aged man who for many years re-
sided at Old Gore, in this County
will be inferred in the cemetery
here this forenoon.
Prof. Aud informs us that he
will give the cantatta of"Jephthah
and his Daughter" in Jacksonville
on the 26 inst. The Soldiers chorus
will be taken from here.
Mrs. M. ]. Ruble will open a.
boarding house about the 10th of
April in the Dollison Block, having
rented the rooms formerly occupi-
ed by Mrs. Z. Carnes.
Jacob Dupler an old citizen of
Good Hope township was adiudged
insane Wednesday in the Probate
Court, and awaits an order of ad-
mission to the Athens Asylum.
On last Monday night the safe
in the office of the Logan Steam
Mill was blown open by unknown
parties. The rascals did good
deal of damage but got nothing.
THE town Council have called
an election on April II, to vote on
the question OF boring for natural
gas and also Oh the question OF
granting franchise for an Elec-
trio Light Plant.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-04-05

1856 acres, good frame dwelling
s rooms, cellar and well, 3 3acre
orchard, barn and out build
ings, 80 acres improved and Is
acres of bottom lands.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-04-05

40 acres, good meadow, improv-
ed 25 acres.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-04-05

House and Lot in New Ply
mouth, Vinton County, IS #.
front. Will sell or trade.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-04-05

100 acres of land in Sections 8
and 4, Laurel TIP. Is acres
cleared, but balance timber.
Will exchange for town prop
erty or land near town.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-04-05
Sheriff. Sale.
Harriet Wright ct al. VS.. sylvester Davis ct a

In the Court OF Common Pleas OF Hooking
County Ohio.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
rneIaucn on Hears,.

WASHINGTON. September 9,-Senator Hearst's colleagues are having good deal oi fun with him over slight in- vestment in which he has just sunk $ss.- 900. The senator IS something Of a sport, besides being several times a mil- ilonaire. and he owns a string of horses which has been paying expenses during the season. A1 Sheeps-head Bay few days age Tournament rsked in an even Sss, 1000 for the California senator. While be was still rejoicing over his prize Senator Gorman. oi Maryland, showed up. Senator German was around collecting funds for the Maine campaign in the hopes that liberal cen tributiens 10 the pine tree demoeracy would secure the defeat oi Speaker Tom Reed. Mir. German very strongly urged upon the California senator the pro- prietY of large cash contribution, and Mir Hearst having just added S2s, ,ooo 10 his miiliou-dollsT-a-ye was impressed. He clipped n to the full extent Of his winnings with ,he suggest ion that t might be spent In good cause. There IS DO doubt that Mir. Hearst felt a, that moment that he was materially aiding in the defeat of Tom Reed.
 Mir. Hearst realizes to-day the mistake he made and the unsympathetic demo crats of the senate enjoy reminding him of the recklessness with which he parted with his money y-Globe-Democrat
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17

saw what he thought was gold mixed through Il. He bsough, some Of the uuos over to Tombstone and took Il to Frank Earle's assay office. where Col Hart pronounced il gold without doubt There IS no doubt but tha, the bed of a river lies underneath this valley. and with proper prospecting, gold in paying quantities vii some day be iound.-- Tombstone PTospsctor.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
Quaker Proverbs Relating 10 News
 paper onnces.

Never send an article for publication with out giving thy name for thy name otteb secures puelica lon of worthless article.
 Thou shalt no, rap at the door of a printing office, for he tha, hearelh the rap, sneereih ID his sleeve and ioosegh time.
 Thou shouldst never read the copy or a printers case or sharp hook and con- tsiner thereof, as be may knock you down.
 Never inquire of ,he edi'or of the news for behold it IS his business to give it up to the at the appointed time with out asking for IL
 I, is not rght that thou shouidst ask them sho is the author Of an article, for t Is his business to keep such things to himself.
 When thou dost enter DIS office take heed unto ,hyself that thou do not iook at what concern thee not. tor il is not meet in the eyes of good breeding.
 Neither examine thou the proof sheet, for il is not ready 10 meet thine eyes, thou mayes; understand.
 Prefer thine own town paper to any other, and if thou hast not already done so, subscribe for il immediately.
 Pay for it in advance, and it shall be well with the and thine.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17

The Denver Republican has the icl- lowing m regard Co the recent alliance formed by number of rich corporations iu the east, tor the purpos, of acting against strikers. l. says: "This is just what there has been reason to fear would be done. A strong alliance of this sort would be able 10 do a great injury 10 the laboring class, and, therefore. the labor ing men 60 themselves and their cause serious wrong when they allow disa- ereements and discords lo interfere with the proper msintenance oi their rights
 as ,aboring men. The failure of the
 strike on the New York Central will be
 the source of very serious injury to
 the labor cause. CorpoIatIo handling
 a great deal of money see in the success
 of ihe Vanderbilt system reason 10 be-
 lieve that if they comblne they can crush
 any strike Fortunately. as far as cor
 poyaiionS, they can be held In check by
 legislative enactments. But, on the
 ether hand, there IS danger that these
 corporations may by combination so in
 fiuence legislatures that they will be able to prevent the enactment Of laws that
 would compel them 10 do justice to their empoyes."
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
COUNTY TICKET
OUR PLATFORM.

FoIloS!ng IS the platform in full adopted by yesterdays convention:
 The republicans of Yavapai count, ID convention assembled on the Is,l day of September. 1899. submi, to the voters of favapai county the following declared principles as platform ot the republican party of Yavapai county:
 The republican party of the county of Yavapai, Arizona territory. reaHirm the principles announced in the republican national platform adopted iu the year 1888. and approves of the platform adopted by the territorial republican convention held in the month o! August. 1890. al Phenix. Arizona.
 We heartily indorsethe administration Of President Harrison and commend the course taken by the republican party Tn congress. which guarantees proper legis- latiou and the dispatch o! business in the conduct of public affairs
 We demand that the administration of territorial affairs within the territory be conducted with the greatest econ- omy, conducive to perfect government, and the welfare of the people.
 Weregs:o the action of tbe national administration on the siIvet question, the grestest boon tha, can be conferred upon Arizona in general and Yavapai county ID particular. It has caused re- newed activity ID the development of the great mineral resources of this county. and we submit that the silver legislation of congress will do wonders towards ad- vancing the prosperity of Yavapai coun- ty. and that that Legislation alone justi- lies the continuing of the republican party in power.
 Resolved, That in the interest of the live stock raising and agricultural interests of this county, we approve of the system of the republican party In forcing reciprocal trade with other nations, and believe It 'he proper meth D. 10 protect and advance these indus tries, which are so material 10 the vel fare and prosperity of this country.
 Resolved, That the republican party Is in full sympathy and accord with the move iE the direction Of county divi sion, upon equitable terms, and tha, we pledge our candidates on the legislative ucket to support any bill that the confer ence committee of the north and south may agree upon, and recommend that every effort be put forth to have the ComGit,ee nee, as soon practicable.
 Resolved further, That we pledge the nominees of this convention to strict performance of the duties ot the offices te which they shall be elected to fill; that all revenue shall be raised by an equal burden of assessment of prop erty in the county. and public moneys carefully expended.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
Piain southern Talk.

JACKSON, Miss, September II. - Judge Calhoun, president of the constr tutionsi convention, spoke al great lergth today in suppor, of the Campbell plan, ,he scheme of which IS to divide ihc tate into thirteen gerTymandeTed election districts sa be controlled by the whites.
 lie said even the presidency Of the United States was matter of Insigniti- cance compared With local self-govern- meut. He did not propose to minoe matters, bu; If asked by anybody fl t was lhe purpose of the convention to re- stIic. negro suffrage. he would frankly answer: "Tcs. that's wha. we are here for"
 The fac, had gone forth that fraud, force and intimidation must cease, and it he ccnrsu,ioR failed 70 insure white supremacy by peaceful methods, he ~cuie, in case q negro was hereafter killed n : political rot, regard himself and every msmAer of he convention accessory :u murder.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17

X democratic orator, in the recent
 convention ot that party here, made a
 glowing reference 10 the party as having been instrumental in bringing the price of silver up 10 it's present value. Il va; certainly exercising very great assumr. tlOn of ignorance on the part sl hi: audience tl make such a wild assertion in the tace of the well-known hostility of CievelSnd's administration 10 this metal. During the brief period which the democratic party was Tn power silver was away down in the lower oo's and went even as low as So. President Hauson's administration found it sell ing for about oa, but under wise legis- lation Of the republican party it has sd- vanced until it is now worth IT ,o Ize.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
Disappearance Of Smeii-roK lr
 Germany.

Under the law Of Germany making vaccination compulsory and providing fer revaccinatioa at stated periods of life says the Sanitary Inspector, smallpox Is almost complete'y disappearing from the German empire. A late ethclai re- port states that in 1888 only ITO deaths from smallpox occurred in the whole eISpire, and that this number Is fifty eight fewer than occurred in I8S, and eighty-seven fewer than in 1856. Of the ITO deaths. eighty-eigh', or about four-6fths of the whole number, occult red iu those parts oi the. empire immedi- a;ely 6oTderIng on other countries not well protected by vaccination, and ID which there is constan: intercourse b. tween the YaCcinated and unvaco.nated sides of the boundary. More than one third of all the deaths occurred m the Prussian province o. Posen. Compar- ing the small-pox-death-raies ot the larger cities of other countries wIth that ohae larger ci.ies of Germany. it was I 5o times greater 10 the cities of Austria, ihuty times as grea, Tn these of Hun gary, sixteen times as grea, ID those of England. ,wenty-:our. times as great in those of Belgium. and twice as great in those of Switzerland, as ID the German ritIes
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
 A "Foors Errand's' Troubie

BUFFALO, N. Y.. Sept, s.-In the supreme court today Judge Lewis af- 6rmed the order for Imprisonment, of Emma K. Tourgee, for contempt Of court in iailing to appear before a ref cree in Jamestown to answer as 10 the financial relations between her husband Albert Tourgee, and herself, thus dlso- beying the orders of Judge Butts, oi Chautauqua county. Mrs. Toureee was sentenced 10 pay SS5 fine ndspend $ days in jail. She appealed 10 he su- preme court and m her affidavit swore that she has hac none oi her husbands money since 1880 and tha, she was no, regularly subp@ned lo appear before the referee. The suit in which she was ordered 10 testify was brought by Eze- kiel Flemming 10 recover &, 5000 claim ed ;c be owing him by NIT. rouTgee and in which judgmeut was obianed but unsatis6ed ,he prisoner faIling 10 ind any available funds and claiming that be tTourgee) turned over the receipt from his lectures and books 10 his wife.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
LATEST NEWS.

\
 W. B. Strong. ex-president Of th;
 Santa Fe, is farming near Milwaukee
 enjoying the best ot health. A special train of twenty cars of d,iec
 fruits left San Jose Friday for the east T. H. Carter has been renominated
 for congress by the republicans of Mon
 taDa.
 Recent teiegrsms explanatory of ths death of Gen. Barrundia state that when Captain Puts read 10 Barrundia the order for his delivery 10 the Gustemalan au- thorities Barrundia asked permission To change his clothes. which was grsnetd. Turning away Barrundis suddenly ciasped two revolvers and fired on TEiellc, Pitts and the policeman, who ID eturn fired on Barrundis, killing hi n. Snow was reponedbn the nth ihs, at Fort Assinaboine, Montana. Cold weather prevails la British North Amer ica. Snow to the depth of from four 10 SIX inches fell Tn the northwest territory, above Montana and about half an inch fell over North Montana. President Harrison has designated Chief Cierk Edwin C Fowler to ae, a frs, assistant postmaster general for a
 period of ten days. or until the successor
 to Ciaikson IS appointed.
 Steve Chump and George. Beatler {eol
 ored) were convicted of rape a, Annoy,
 Mss. On the way 10 jail mob took
 them from the sheriff and swung them up to the limb of tree.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17

Word from below Is ,ha; leading Wolheyites are sorry they did 10, nom mate the kid" for congress. He Is a gteat runner.-Courier. Al first sight the above might be taken as a joke But on sacond thought one cannot fail b realize that 'kid" would be able to do as much in congress as Mark Smith has during his two terms ln .be position. There is no denying ths fact that the 'kld'' is considerably more active in his special hne Of business than Mark Smith has been as delegate
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17

The expenditure for pensions for the year ending June 30, as now officially stated amounted to Sros,3s7,ss4. In the previons year we paid $S7,644,- 579 i1, while m the year before that we paid $50, ,SS, sos 76. The cost of the German array, it may be interesting 10 note, is for ,his year estimated at Soi,- 7a6 ao3 Besides our pensions cur army costs 9so, ooo, ,ooo.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17

AuIiterous sand haS been found in the Sulphur Spring valley in paying quantities It was tound by accident and may result in investigations ot profit to those who engage in the undertaking
 From ten to twenty feet under the ground large body of water and quick sand is encountered. The latter IS brought to the surface more or less in pumping water for cattle. In this way 3 tub which had bt en used for pumping water into and which had been emplied frequently, retained in the bo.Gom eonsid- able black sand, which was scraped to- geiber by E. :. Adams, oi Bisbee, who
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
Killed In Revenge

ADRIAN. Mo, Sept.,-Frank WFigh', q farmer living near here, was asSasin- ated on his way home last night. A yeir ago he shot into a harivsri party, that was serenadug his newl, married son-.n-l,w, and killed two yhung men H was uled for murder and acquitted. IL IS though, tha, tends Of the NO young men killed Wight for revenge
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17

The Phenix Gazette has ignored en- tirely the candidacy of Harris BaldSIn for join, councilman and has boomed Tom Halleck of Mohave county.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
OrdsT for a Special Term ui Court.

 To the Clerk of the District Court Of ths Third Jpdlcikl Dsstrses of The Territory os AT. soma in and for Inc Coants of lavapRi.
 t appearing to the pndsrsisDed presiding Judge of tho District tonFt aforesaid thst pnb lis jasfics de nlRpds that a special term Of tue said District Court oe nsid st sn early day for ths transaction of civil and criminal onsi- moss.
 II is therefore by Eee ordered that q SD eelai term cf said court Ss held d Prezs uit. ID tho coenty of TaSAp al. Territory St ArttDpa for Inc purpose aforess d. on Taursd ay, the lSfh day oI S~plem Der. isso. st lo o'clock 2. m |. and continue from daf 70 day anih ed- turned.
 The clerk of ssfd eoar is hsrapy directed tn pc tii-h nol ice of tbc Aafns In some news paper hsviug seneIai cirsaiatian tn .s!d county for a period os pei less th n twenty days before said is.h day of Sepie na Der, ts9a. Prescott ATiEoua. AnsnSt 1f lsSc
 HENRY C. GOoDiNG.
 preedine Judge Of said Coaft. In obedience to the fore going order mol ~. lx hete gwen that special term cf th pas- trict Ccnrt of the Third Judicial District of tbs Tertiary of Arizona, In And Tor thS County of NEyapsi. wtit be hs ld at the court house lD the city of Prescott, aVapat cou e, sriEons. commencing lo o'cioek s. m, on the 18th day of >epfom Der, 1892. for the pBr' | osss as set forth in the azores id order. In witae-s whereof have nereansc st- tsohsd my hand and sfitsd ihs seal of said court Ihis gSs day os Auanst, iAsaa. lsKAI.1 J.M. WATTS
 Clerk.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
A sr. LOUIS PHYsICIAs. 4e yssss . California Production. - His
 Report

A = iouis eentismxa vhoss sfiicstoa was Scs hsAdschss vas @ surprised ss tts cure scecsed by Joy's Vegetable ssrsspsriiis, that be called it to Ehe attention og relative. who hap pSned ts bs none other than pr. '. 4. Barrett, ths wsn-known ss Louis physician of asaa shen- srdosh Street. The doctor saw st once thss ii sifsred from the potA,h prsps-s;ions h thst is vAs pzrsly vegetable. and becoming tntcrested fin l. bsgsn . ssries Of inyestig stiona, and in C subsequent lester oendidiy admitted its curative properties, and s<ys:-
 wishias to test i,s virtues further. eset tt fr my own family, slc prescribed is for patients who repaired 6 general system regulator. As result cGn say It Is sr almost absolute cure for scnstipstioc, bilioasnssss dyspepsia. indisss. Gon. and sick heAdaches These troubles SsE- sliv come from q distureed condition of the Stomach and bowels, and Joys Yegets ble SaFsa~ psrlls ts the bsst laxative and stoin ach regula- kor have ever seen, and e 6 general syssoxn corrective ts almost perfection itself.
 te.snedl F. A. BARRErr. N n,
 662 Shenandoah St, S8 Lo1if.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
NoNRovIA LADIES' coLLEaE
UNIVERSITY Of SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
DsssuIutIOn Notice.

THE LATE FIRM OF MPHREYs < \ Chart hat this day beau dissolved h ' mutual consent The new firm of Chart d Co. siit collect and pay al dehts Of Inc lat0
 IHOS. III HUMPHREYS,
 JOHN CHART. Dated. Prescott ScpG [.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
Leading Cases
 ON PUBLIC LAND LAW, wiTH NOTES HY J. VANCE LEWIS. ossst"t sSr%pFls fssf oi tss s,o. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
 Washington. D. q.
Sso raAsRs
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Thls volume contains tho deci sions In full oi iit leading csses on pnosic land law ia. cided by the U. S. 4prems Court, the q z tircait aud District lurts. and the state Su- preine Sourts, together with notes Fnd clta- lions of over eight hundred other imp srtant decisions ou pu5lic laad qucstloa. Sent hv post CT express prep i'd upon receipt of price Address !. VASC& LEWIS. Le Dfoit BufId- Ing, Washington. D. c.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
LOTTERY

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 will be drawn on July 27, 1890. at Zscatecas, Mexico, And continued monthly thereafter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
Selling ai Cost
Dissolution Noticel

NOTICE Is HEREBY THAT THE FIRM lN of Palmer S Cassidy has been dlssolved All parties having accounts against said firm please send them by mail Co H. S. Palmer, Camp Senator, via Prescott, Ark.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-09-17
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