The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-08-16


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The account of the estate of
Reuben Culver, decd, set to be tried
here before Jewett of Athens on
last Monday was continued till
Sept. Is, on account of the absence
of G. ID. Martin, one OF the at
torneys who was called east by the
death of a relative.
The Commissioners, Auditor
and Surveyor are now sitting as q
Board of Equalization. Those hav-
ing complaints to make will take
notice of an tad" elsewhere in this
paper of time and place for citi-
zens and property owners of each
township to be heard.
Advertised letters, August 16,
1890. Robert Cassidy, John Rag,
Herbert Rodgers, Hannah Cronin
(2), John Clark, jr, Mr.. E. Allison
(2), w. e Price, Mrs. Mollie Sny-
der, II. l.. Martin, Miss Lizzie
BlOsser.
F. s. PURsELL, P. NJ.
1t seems that Isaac Kontner,
who, about two months ago, was
chosen Canal Superintendent by
the Republican State Board of
Public Works, has been "hoodooed."
The Board reconsidered the other
day, "changed its vote" as it were,
and left him out before he got into
the office. Republicans who have
been showing profuse sympathy
for Hysell, should now give some
to Kontner's case, but
they won't.
The following are the mar
riage licenses: Nathaniel Potter
and Ella Accord, Albert Johnston
and Jennie Thompson, William
and Elvira Wolf, Robt
and Gertrude SINNERS,
Edward Lewis and Clara Thomp-
son, Charles Frasure and Ella
Strawn, Charles Wagar and Mary
Gosney, Joseph Inman and Mar
garet Jewett, Abraham Kline and
Efiie Koble, Jared Fickel and Allie
Weaver, James Miller and Lizzie
Hamilton, Thos Dunk and Mary
West, Francis Kinnaman and
Aldie wilkins, George Walton and
Allie Starkey.
Pensioners and applicants forpen-
sion under the new law are to be
against the untruthful
sent out by foreign attor-
neys. Persons receive these glow
ing circulars and are induced to
believe that some fellow who
claims to have long experience has
given special attention to their
particular case, and found them to
be entitled to large amount
which he can get in few days
The soldier in excitement rushes
TO a magistrate and executes the
enclosed application," and then
he old story of "the spider and the
iy" is repeated. The attorney is
solid, the claimant is trapped and
,an't get out of the trap. For by
lis own act he has constituted
'ome unknown fellow his duly
authorized attorney to hold his
,laim and can never get it away
rom him. Then the bleeding pro-
.ess begins for postage, money, etc.
md the only service the attorney
'enders is to write often for a
While, about what good case he
las and send lot of blanks which
10 one can understand, and call for
Il to cover expenses. The only |
emedy left for the applicant is to
lire some one at home to do his
work. and let the blood sucker draw |
he fee when the case is settled.
rhe public ought to know the foul
that are being sent
'ut over the country by these for
,ign attorneys. One has sent pro-
'osals to Post Masters, Offering to
'ay soc apiece for claims. Another
las proposed to the newspapers to
10 him lot of advertising and in
eturn he promises percentage Of