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conception Of Republican intellect to think
that these stories OF tho tiger will BIG beloved;
& Gsss TX sst!st mt &c ovs u eo
Mr. Cochran spoke OF the local improvements
F iSs ftS would dare forsake one 81 them.
=" Let him. answer this question" snid Mr.
sans n Does be hss the Most HIats r S sns
eorr,pt i' and does no think his skin which
wife brought him nrc in dangcrY In this cam
paign. which has been, begun by our adver-
s,nrics with abuse and dennnciatton. let us In
Mr.. Cochran spoke Of Jimmy Hustled as a
"Tammany never shirked q light" said Mr..
s wSSk T Of the result Rse h S onSn Il
for S! Congress- from the Tenth district has been
on or The coed Of the
party. Applause Rally round tho flag. and
In three weeks we will nut 4 on the highest
David Mcclure ronominated Judge ,Ingra-
ham. The. nomination was seconded by
nns Gan aGa %nGS sy JaaRs @
dersieevc. Thomas Q. i. Ecclcsine seconded
tho nomination. Gen. sickles surrendered the
the OK Confederate. Judge Roger A; Pryor.
The other nominations were made by Leon
Ard GSsGsh Pho%a John end Bs ssSSyss
i;crnaTl f. Martin. All werc adopted by nc
After arranging for the appointment Of q
mccting In and around Tnmmany Hall on Oct.
80. the Convention adjourned.
Assembly a1 All in iSss y, vas elected Alderman
ant f ~ Streets in tho Public WorEs Department
where he now Is.
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She IIa. DIsru.ted the Community.

MARSHALL Mo-. Oct. 12.-There was great
excitement when 1t was reported yesterday
that n terrible outrage had been committed at
the home of Thomas Inngan. a farmer living
about seven miles west OF this city. An inves-
tiGati9n; however, showed that the girl CON
cd her arms and logs With diamond dye to rep
resent bruises. Everybody is now disgusted.
and the constables. deputy shcriffs. and neigh
borS feel outraged Mt her conduct.
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Fifteen I.yn.h.rs In Trouble.

OMAHA. Oct. 12.-Thc preliminary hearing
OF the fifteen lynchers charged with tho murder
Of Coc. the negro. which was set for this after
noon has been postponed until next Monday.
All Of the men have been released on bail.
except ihrcr, who have apparently no
friends. 1t Is announced by the prosecuting
attorney that no will push the eases for all
they urr worth.
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OswEGo. Oct. 12.-Mr. Fassett addressed
big meeting In the Academy OF Music tonight.
In concluding his speech no said:
II would like to win In this campaign. but
want to win In such q way that. as l walk up
before mortal man; in such way that may
receive my mothers kiss without q blush and
my fathers blessing without u murmur"
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lie May Come Back Before Then.

| YOUNGSTOWN. o.. Oct. 12.-AIiss May Dns-
mor" after Il Iuarre! last night with her lover.
swallowed eight morphine pills. She was re-
| s,Isctatcd. and attendants walked her nearly
| all night. A revolver WAS found under her pill
| low. and she threatens to use II the next time.
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A Gale ON J.ma,c. Bax.

gale struck Jamaica Bay about o'clock on
Sunday afternoon. when the water was COW
cred with fishing and pleasure craft. All day
yesterday the tug George Dean. which plies
between Barren Island and Canarsie. was busy
picking up stray boats and their occupants.
been heard from. but the fishermen say It IL
not probable any lives were lost.
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shot Two Men Through the Heart.

MONTICELLO. ILL.,. Oct. ia double murder
occurred at late hour last night at Cham
paign.Ill.. in which Royal Voorhees, and Robert
Crcque were shot through the heart by Daniel
friend to his home and no says that Voorhees,
and CreQue attempted to rob him. Voorhees,
had long knife in his hand when shot. Rem
ncr drew his revolver and shot them both. He
gave himself UP and is now in iAil.
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Pronounced Void Because It violates Exist.
ing Treatles. -.

Waco. Oct. 12-The State Of Texas brought
suit in the district court here against Theo-
dore Madison to escheat his land under the
Alien Land law. Madison being a subject Of
Great Britain. Judge Goodrich held that the
Of the bill and because the law Is In violation
Of existing treaties and conventions with other
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The Missin: Wesleyan student.

MIDDLETowS, Conn, oct. l2.-Narramour. the
Wesleyan University student whose disap-
pcarancc on Sept. 80 created Il sensation at
the college, Is reported 10 have been seen in
Hartford on Oct. BY college students. The
mn thn ri
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Run Over by = broadway Car.

In attempting to board Broadway car ct
Fulton street last evening. John Dee. 80 years
Of age. OF g west street. WAS knocked down,
and the rear wheel OF the car passed over his
leg He was taken in an ambulance to the
Chambers Street Hospital.
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The Brooklyn and BOSTON Express,
BY the Long Island and Eastern States Line. IL solid
ycstibued train with Pullman sleepers and club car
and leaves L. City and Brooklyn daily at lip NJ for
Boston aud N. e. points No change; every comfort
Bee ticket Offices In railroad column.-4dv.
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Other Local Nominn tiors.

For Congress the County Democracy have
nominated Jefferson NJ. Levy to run against
Cochran In tho Tenth district.
These nominations for State Senator were
made last night:
NEW YORK DEMOCRACY.
Da. Nit.
TO- Jacob A. Carter CT)
COUNTY DEMOCRACY.
g. John c. VIM. o. Leon Cohn
Z. Henry Allea. IL. Charles II. Hoyt.
REPUBLICAN,.
Dist. Dit.
g. John II. Tanning. T. II. L. Sprague (Cowie).
Thesa for ASSa hlvpo
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14
Far. Seeing People

Are mostly successful. Their per-
ception of Opportunities where
others see nothing, is the secret of
their success. Those@wh6 travel
the Buckeye route in their jour
neys to and from home find much
TO surprise and please, and their
far seeing propensities-in Selecting
this popular line" saves them
many a penny in the@purehase of
tickets. Thousands ofPeople trav-
el the Buckeye route eyery$year in
preference to all others. The ques-
tion arises, why? Because the
equipment and 2Eoad4bed. of the
Buckeye route is unexcelled. Be-
cause its trains run at frequent and
season able hours; because every
possible comfort is offered the tray
cling public enroute to Chicago,
Detroit, Toledo, Pomeroy and Ath-
ems. and ,all points in the North
west, South and East. Any agent
ofthe Buckeye ronte will be pleased
to give you inforDation concerning
routes, time of trains, price of tick
cts, etc, il you will write or call
upon them. w. II. FIsHERF
Gen'I. Pass. and Ticket Agtsst
Columbus o.
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y"0 'Sal9 ei'Of'
Real Estate. q '',fs'i''''


Hochlng County Probate Court:S . kSAdsr.
5sts "a Sssmf'y; e iSs sEssIS e.
In pursuance of an SfasiHoPfh5yFntttS
GSrs !. Of pdbIie %GSn,ns ans,ion, GS Sag
yAs y. Ils4li a,tc.ohe e,Sloot Ii m. Npopy the
situate in the. County or Hooking, and state
" lst @fP; TPs;s9. siS NbginaS N the towe of
Buenh Vista.
2ndITract.-;Lot No. teusilHthetov OF Buenaa
Vista, The above tracts TO be sold free, Of
srd Fract.-A tract OF Sixty. acres moro or
less and subject TO dover u 6fCetiiatfhe Greags
low, situate in. .sectinn IthiEtYtouS ,ISt). town;
County and State and more fullyrlascTthed Us
yfollows to-wit. '' NN = 30
\ Besinning 81 TIE. FtNthwest. ,csyner,; es the
northwest quarter Of section number Thirty
fohR I(3D, township number thirteen At9I
range number nineteen 10), thence east 1916
lch&ius to the southeast corner Of said quartet,
thence north T.l2 chains to O post, thence
nhsth 7ll5 dcgtwest 2:22sehRins "a o. ;43.i Wax
Ig inches N SiamsteT thence Zee north !i
1857 chains TO the, northwest corner OF the
southwest quR1teiSo fYhG hart hwebt .cilarterlof
said section thence south 2ON chiins TO be.
ginning containing sixty aeresi. IBefh9 fracs
snas belas N sd GEsB sa'd
of lst ifnStsSP t4aSs $pSse 1Sls u sS6 9Snt oo
End tract appraised at $500 ,-p,'t +.
in two years With Interest. Deferred paya
ments to be sectted' A'vS mortgage ON the
P''"''''' ALEX XANDER NJ. CHI HAMBFRs, e
Admr. ofthe estate OF
.'f.FF IB1;RrlisTe J. Ctf6rnlow. b
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Two Papers a Week for a Dollar a
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saturday, April H.. A. D, 1891,

ut O'Clock p. NJ, of said day, offerfor sale AT
'public auction, the following lands and tene-
mentsa situate in Hooking County, OHIO, to-
wit:
,F1Rsf TRACT Situate in the township of
Salt Creek, in said county and state, and be-
ing part of the southwest a of Sec. D, i. H. H.
~; beginning at the s.; W. corner Of said
dnarter section; thence Il. 1000 links to the s!
". corner of o 1874 acre tract conveyed to
Nelson Karshner by Jacob s. Haynes; thence
by said'Karshper'sl line n. 35 deg. p; 1929
the center of the new channel Of Salt Greek
N. 81 deg. w. 4l75 links to a stake III the mid
die of said creek and In -thea- section linei
contaihing 7s' aefds, more sf;l9ss. ts n .!Tl
+ ~ s as Rss 81 aes & q &c. Or EG qess
Hags Hflgs 66fsp s Ys$ HaSts RP1
new {hsGrei ofsaft Creek, and to6tafifngfn
Tall t4P Rrrsss pnoretoraess. 'stS S...|Sit a+.s.
.6ShsSp SGSPi ii e5ansy q fS "a" bsns s'a
part Of he iSs & w X h e. u he
links to Reuben Eberts litie; thence with his
ss snse With lis Ii line S s. q dSs " sss inks .
% deg. e. 80 links. to said :Ebert,s corner;
thence with his'line S. 32deg; T.. 300, finks to
sthsE Of his thsnSs 90 deg E;
turnpike S. 621z dog. e. i2ls links to Nelson
deg & fSs IRS henSe 1bs Th s5s R9 csesS s
thence up the center of The new, channel OF
said crtsk N. 8l deg Walls links to'a stake
in thS % thsnee wh the
tanning rs Edo acres, more or less
+ Also the N. e. Il of the N. e: 4 of said Sec
ti9p 9, sontaining SSaeres, more or less.
lst tract appraised It 100000
? 2nd tract appraised at si,6SQ.00. ~ -
i Terms of sale, cash.
Glyengndsr my hand 3 ct Logan, Ohio, this
X c+- s:s!,,'<, d. WI WRIGHT, Sheriff.
I,.AA BY n. ]. Chilcote, Deputy.
re WI. Dusl INJURY, Atty forPtff. -
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14

Gore.

tos,the,s>fpId. weather the
clay shipments have been almost
at standstill several days.
Z 2Irsi John lC lCampbelt4sis' visiting
'relativesiltnt Jac ckson2eeuffty, this
week. go" .. "''-'''S' 'er'S ~
Henry Lambert and 'family of
Taylorsville, Ohio, andttWm. Cruise
and family of Jacksohville, Ohio,
were called here Tuesday by the
death of Mrs. Lambept and Mrs.
Cruse's brother, Elmer 'Nutter.
1t is rumored. that Wm.tn Bartoe
and family, who moved from here
to GAINESVILLE about three weeks
ago, are coming back. Too much
labor at that place to :be healthy.
Elmer, the youngest son of Mr..
and Mrs. John It. Nutter, died ofin-
'flalninatory rheumatism and blood
poisony at an early hout Tuesday
morning after two weeks intense
suffering. His renaihs were fol-
lowed Wednesday aftefgoan by a
large 'eoncodrseshof rslafi9es and
. friends, To- tbfe U.JR. chIsreh, where
the funeral services were conduct
ed by Rev. G. H. SHliafs, after
-whichitbey were depositeddn their
final resting place in the; Cemetery
near. lie was IA yearssof age. The
family haye the heartfelt sympathy
of the entire community. .tPUFF.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14

MORE than one Thousand million
dollarsl In exact figures the appro-
priations of the Republican Con-
gress foot up S1,OO9,27O,474. Uncle
Sam will be pauper on July Il,
1892. On that day there will be q
deficiency in the United States
treasury of $6S,0s9,6ss, anddk 1the:rse-, be: n,
turns are not yet near all in.
Before the ledger is balanced
there will Oe many items to pay
for, which the publiS. now knows,
nothing about: The length and
the depth of the extrayagances
perpetrated by the Fifty-frst Con-
gress have not yet been measured.
It wiltreqnireybook extra
ordiuary.to put its accounts into
good shape, .e., ...:.,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14

THE Republicans have squans
dered all the surplus and, incurred
immense debts and have left the
democrats the problem of reducing
taxation and at the same time pro-
Viding ways and means to pay off
the debts. The Republicans laugh
St the condition they have brought
things to, hut the people will give
them q warming up. :. ,s..@, ~
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14
Hold 1t to the Light.

The man who tells you caIlfi.
dentially just what will cure y4lr
cold Is prescribing Kemp's Balsam
this year. In the preparation Of
this remarkable medicine for
coughs aud colds no expense is
spared to combine only the best
and purest Ingredients. Hold a
hottie of Kemp's Balsam to the
light aud look through 1t; notice
tire bright, clear look; then com
para-with other remedies. Price
soc and VI, Sample bottle free,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14
ASK Your Friends About i

Your distressing cough can be
cured. We know it because Kemp's
Balsam within the past few years
has cured SO many coughs and
colds in this community, Its re-
nlarkable sale has been won en-
tirely;hy its genuine merit. sy4kSk
some friend who has used 1t what
he thinks of Kemp's Balsam.
There is no medicine so purey none
so effective. Large bottles 5lG4and
81 at all drnggists. Sample bottle
free. ~
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14

THE Ohio Legislature has passed
a bill which requires that all taxa
BILE property shall be listed for tax
stion, and that the owner may de-
duct 300 from the amount for
household exemption. AT present
the law permits the tax payer to
withhold household property which
will amount in value to $50 from
the return.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14

THE Republicans have certainly
done one thing well, They wiped
out the surplus with exceeding
neatness and dispatch. a few
years. ago there was.alarn oveE
the aalpH9t af money accumnIat-
ing in the Treasury. There Is. no
pecessita for such fears now 1t
viii be laaDy ~ long day before
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14

er. 1t may be possible, but II is not
probable, that Reed feels the sting
OF this condemnation. Ifhe does
not, he is lost to nll sense of shame,
and incapable of virtuous i'm
pulse. The treatment he received
was just aud we'll deserved.--Coh
Post. ~t'
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14

IT is simply impossible for Har-
rison to provide places for all sthe
late defeated Republican Congress
men, and the poor man is greatly
worried about it.
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$4,000.

PREVIOUS to adjournment q res
olution of thanks to the Speaker of
the Housewives passed.by astrictly
party vote. Had the Democratic
|membersavoted ayea" oa that reso-
luton stheyWould have been. guilty
OF arrant hypocrisy, 1t would have
been, a., sfdtifcation@ which, the
sahlest and bestof. them could not
have survived. Their constituents
would have released them from
further service. This opposition to
the usual resolution of thanks had
a deep foundation. 1t was, not born
of partisanshfp. CannonAaa.stout
partisan, gives and takey bl6ws,
without murmuring. But he is a
square fighter, jealous of his rights,
and just in his recognition Of the
rights of others. Scarcely had. the
proceedings ended, which placed on
record the fact, that every Demo
crat in the House denied the truth
of Mr.. M&KThley's complimentary
resolution to Speaker Reed when
Mr.. Breckinridge, of Kentucky,
rose, and, with warmth and SINGER
ity, complimented the Chairman
of the C6mmittee on Approptia-
tions, MI. Cannon, by declaring
that he spoke the sentiments OF
the Democratic side of the House
when he said, that they recognized
in Mr.. Cannon'a courteous, honor.
able, honest, and faithful man.
It was not owing to any act of
partizanship by Mr.. Reed that the
Democracy refused to compliment
iand thank.hiH rs the presiding Of
aoeF Of thed1ouse. 1t was because
lie had brutany depoFted himself
| Ms high :pfficej had made wal
against the rights OF the individual
kmembersJksd VuthIessly assailed
the most sacSed safeguards of lib
erty, hadllsaoEned the teaching o.
the sagesi|had DETAINED the seat he
FshouId haves honoEed, and with
andacity unparalleled, and with eff
! fr0ntery WHICH beggars cOmPari
.L.son, he nsnrned powers, which, Il
tlig office, dfd,Rot belong. He wa'
i'm autocrat III his place. HekneW
nothiDg but an end, and for its ac
! complisbment all means were prop
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14

THE pill t9areffHnd the direct tax
levie4iolf ,the different, states dur
ing the war, is now a law. By il
$l5,227, ,632.03 is to be refunded to
the States. Ohio will get $780,
O25.93 and if iti is distributed among
the counties in the proportion that
it was paid, Hoe king would get SO,
829.28. -.-----
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14

II the direct war tax is to be re-
funded back to the states and then
to the counties, why not take an
other step and refund it to the par
ties who paid it? This would be
just, though it Alight be some trou-
BILE to do it. Il
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14
FOrRent.

The fine two-story, eight room
frame dwelling; house of Geo. w.
Brashears, on East Hunter street,
is for rent. Two lots, well, eistern,
outbuildings and all conveIiences.
Gallon n f. Baker. -
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14

THE long Senatorial fight in Ilii-
nois was ended Thursday, ,.byrthe
election of Gen. John M. Palmer,
Democrat. He received alr the
Democratic votes and two Of the
three Farmers' Alliance members,
making l08 in all, and just the
necesSasy v6te to elect.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14

there will be another surplus.
Wien they got rid of It they also
took care that we should not see
its like soon. II has gone to come
no more for years.-Corier Jour
nat.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14
Legal Notice.

t.t.E ~ sgf 1. :. -fta s.E 1 = -, -se..s. !.
Sarah Hall, rcsid6rte unknown, Will take
George Hnll filed his petition In the Court Of
Common Pleas, HocltIngI>u I>uuhtyt Ohio, being
cause number sSl74, praying divorce from
said Sazth HaaI, oh t3iesRrounq OF adultery,
and that said cause win be for hearing On and
after the 4th day OF May 1891.
sT.i o. W II, WRIGHT, Atty for Ptn
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14

THERE are some fellows who
claim that the silver dollar is
worth only about 80 cents. Will
they sell them.for So cents apiece?
You bet they Won't.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14

THE extravagant appropriations
of the late Congress will make it
almost impossible. for taxation to
be reduced dufingSShe next ten or
fifteen years, AID had they succeed
ed In carrylngoutAll they attempt
ed, the country Wauld have been
bankrupt always hereafter. II
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14

At the recent Municipal elections
in Iowa, the Democrats generally
got the best efit, winning in many
places where the Republicans had
always carried the, day. I, 80
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14
Announcements.

We are authorized to make tn
following announcements forTown
ship and Corporation officers, sub
iect to the decision of the Democ
racy at the Primary this spring.
Falls Township.
Trustee,
A. J. BURGESS
ZACHARIAH DONELSON.
Treasurer. s .','": ~
N. ]. WEILANn,
(for renomination)
Assessor,
e = Gore Precinct, ..:.A <
~ J.H. MYERS.
ttl;PsJy GOOpLIVE. ..,
ai.-E Falls Precinct, e.
u. Z. HARSCH.
p. w. BRIGHT.
p, Logan, Village.
Solicitor ID,
C. V. WRIGHT.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14

THE expenditures for the year
1902, in Jefferson's first term, were
$8,737000, exclusive of payments
On the public debt. The population
of the country was then about s.
100000, or somewhat less than a
tenth as much as it is now. On the
same scale Of expenditure per cap
ita the expenses this year ought to
be about $4O,000,O0O, aside from the
reduction Of the public debt. Com
pare with! this, appropriations at
the late session of Congress
amounting to more than $525, 5,0O0,-
600, and, after making Sall. proper
deductions for the sums used in re-
ducing the debt, we still have an
impressive 1ITustratTon of the diff
erence between Jeffersonian sim
plicity and Republican prodigality.
--COuTier Journal. ~ ~. Ai.'-I.,'-
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14

DIR. HARRISON has gone off on
a hunting excursion. He could be
spared from she White House
almost any time,. or all the time.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14

THERE is law which imposes a
fine off$25 upon "a parent who al
lows his child to linger aroapd a
railroad track.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14

AN inmate Of the Infirmary at
Glasgow, Scotland, has rich sis
ter-in,law, whehas bequeathed $40,
900 for church purposes.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14

THE principal aim Of the Repub-
hcan party for the last two years,
seems to have been to defeat the
will Of the people.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14

THE proper addition" to make
to the White House would be q
new president.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14

In the Court of Common Pleas Of Hooking
: 3. County, Ohio - :. ;,
:, Notice ishereby givsnsphatthe. undersign-
ed. Sheriff Of Hooking County, Ohio, by vir,
Court in the above entitled cause, and to him
directed rs Sheriff of Hooking. County, will
nt the door. of the Court House In LOGAN, ON
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14

THERE are 25,126 teachers in
Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-14
NttachIne,nt Notice.
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Before G. w. Brehm, j p In and for Falls
Townshjp, HeckinE GeuhtYs Ohio, On the IL,
day of February lSDl said Justice issued an
the sum of Fiftyrthree Dollars Gnd Two Gents
: 80. -...,:ts. .'UIRTCH, BELL'& CO.
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