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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-16
RICHMOND AID WEST POINT
RMgNAE-
Railway and Warehouse Co.


The following SECURITIES of tho RICH
MOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL RAIL
WAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY have
leen deposited under the plan Of reorganiza-
ton Of March /. 1892. lodged with the CENTRAL
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
Common Stock, SIS, 593, 800; Preferred
Stock. $4,000 0OO Six per cent. Collateral
Trust Bonds 81 100000 Five per cent. Gold
Collateral Trust Bonds, 5000, O00-total,
$50 .9l3,sOO.
Sufficient stock of the EAST TENNESSEE,
VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAILWAY COM
PANY has been deposited TO make. with the
stock owned By the Richmond and West Point
Terminal Railway and Warehouse Company,
majority.
UNDERLYING SECURITIES to large
amount have been deposited under the plan Of
reorganization.
For the purpose of allowing Bankers and
Brokers TO deposit securities IN transit the
committee have decided not TO determine the
question Of an extension OF the time for depos-
ting until after o'clock i. NJ on TUESDAY.
10Th Instant. and until that time the Central
Trust Company OF New York IS authorized 10
receive deposits
The Central Trust Companys Certificates,
which are being issued in exchange for the
Richmond and West Point Terminal Railway
and Warehouse Company and East tennessee
Virginia and Georgia Railway Company securi-
ties deposited under the plan o. reorganization.
have leen listed on the New York Stock tx
change. . .
TIE RIGHT or SUBSCRIPTION TO THE
CASH FUND OFFERED UNDER THE PLAN
TO TIE pEPOsTOnS OF STOCK AND FIVE
PER CENT. BONDS WILL BE EXTENDED
M sr-cH DATE AS MAY BE ADNEIIlSED
Hy TIRE COMMITTEE AFTER APRIL -, 1892
The holders Of the securities Of. the Auxiliary
Corporations are invited to cooperate and be-
come parties 10 the plan to preserve the integ-
rity OF this large system OF Railroads the disln-
teeration Of which would prove disastrous to
snch securities. Copies OF the plan Of reo organ
ization may be had AZ the once OF the central
Trust Company OF New ork.
NEW YORK, April Il. 1872.
FREDERIC p. OLCOTT,
OLIVER III. PAYNE.
FREDERICK -. IAPPEN,
WILLIAM II. PERKINS,
HENRY BULGE,
II c. FAHNFSlOCK.
j. KENNEDY TOD,
Committee
GEORGE S. ELLIS Secretary,
api5-tlsin 81 wall street New York.
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ScorrsvuIr. Va. April 15.-l Special. J.
Mrs. j. r. Barksdalo. wife Of the ex-Ireas-
urer Of the State. had hosts Of friends here,
near which place size aud her husband re-
sided and will be greatly missed.
Rev. Thomas H. Lock preached an able
sermon at tho Episcopal church at ll.oO a. NJ.
to-day.
The frost this week has killed the majority
of the peach blooms The weather continues
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NIrY TAXES.

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR or DELINQUENT TAxEs,l
RIcHMoSD Va, April !. 1892
BY an ordinance of tho city, il is required that
notice shall he given in all the daily newspa-
pers. under the direction OF the Committee. on
finance. that the LIST OF DELlAQl EN-
TAXFS ON REAL ESTATE for the preceding
year will he published IN one or more OF the
daily papers. and also the time AMI place or
sale Of said delinquent real estate.
given that SAID list will be pnblsned IN lHf,
TINES on SUNDAY, the eth day or April; ana
SUNDAY. the Isl of May, 1892, The sale VII! tahe
place in front OF the city Hall OF broad street,
between Ninth and Tenth streets between the
hours Of u O'Clock VI. and o'clock L. ri. on
MONDAY the "a day OF May, 1872.
All parties who do not want their properly
advertised must pay before the 18th instant
JOHN A. MEANl.El,
apl-tmyi Collector OF Delinquent laAos'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-16

sense In tho presidential campaign. Already
too much folly has been INDUCED in for the
good of the pnrty. Moderation and forbear-
ance should characterize all of our delibera-
lions. Any Constitutions bldng Democrat
will be better than Force-1ill Republican.
heeur 10 the old Democratic motto
man -
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OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF CRY TAXES.
CITY HALL,
RICHMOND, Va. April I, 1892
7 ICENSE TAX.-CITY LICENSES FOR TIE
! 4 Year 1892 have been placed IN my hands FOR
collection and are now due. as follows
AGESIs:- CITY scaYenger
Baggage and express, Commission merchants
Fertilizers Dentists.
Insurance Detectives,
Labor, Elecirlclaha
Land Express companies.
Manufacturing arti- Fish aad oysters
cles. fruli stands Wc.,
Renting houses. Hotels,
Railroad tickets, ImpOundlng lOt,
Steamships lines, Intelligence Office,
Iype-writers; junk dealers,
Architects LOGON DEALERS
AttOrneys-at-laW Nholesale'
AUCIIONEERs:- Retail,
General. Wholesale malt,
Real Estate, Eottllng:
Tobacco Livery stables,
Common crler: Loan Oiilces'
Par-rOOm, Lumber measurers,
Billiard tables. Mercantile agencies.
Boarding houses, PhOtographers
BROKERs:- physicians.
Cattle Private bankers.
Commercial, Private entertainment
Insurance, Public rooms,
Merchandise. Restaurants,
Pawn, Snacks,
railroad ticket Storage.
ship. Telegraph and tele-
Stock, phone companies,
1obAcco; Veterinary surgeons.
Chemists. 3c.. DC.
Parties failing 10 pay this tax on or before
APRIL 30 1892, will be subject 20 the penalty
prescribed by the city ordinances. ,,
L. W. CUNNINGHAM,
ap lin Collector of City Taxes.
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FINANCIAL.

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UNITED STATES AND CITY DEPOSITORY.
CAPITAL STOCK PAID IN. sgOO.OOo
SURPLUS And UNDIVIDED PRoTITs. slSi,G37.9i.

Collections made at reasonable rates on all
available points in Virginia. North Carolina and
elsewhere. Interest allowed by agreement
Correspondent in New York city; National
Bank Commerce. United States Ma tional Bank
Western National Bank
Correspondence and business solicited
fey7-1yr
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I. Be it enacted by the General Assembly Of
Virginia That section ono thousand nine nun
dred and sixteen OF the Code OF virginia 81
eighteen hundred and eighty-seVgn pc aAisA1eu
and re-euncted so as 10 read as follows:
Sl9l6. The said seaier for each county or cor
poration shall once IN every three }e9f' So .o
The housesstores or shops OF every person "lillA
the town or county los whose court At was APP
pointedl who uses balances otees alH'' rihil III
balances. weights, or measures Tor inc tAf rose
Of huying or selling aud who han failed Tor three
wears 10 bring or send them IN al the times anu
niaces notified by him, and also 20 all hay scales
and platform balances kept for public use ana
there try and prove such scales. balances, steel
vards. weights. or measures ami seal tor deiace
and destroy them. may bo proper PROVIDED
thai the scsler OF weights aud measures appoint,
eI for the city Of Richmond Ehan le required
once in each year 10 go 10 the houses, stores or
shops of every person within his city VINO uses
such balances steelyards. platform balances.
weights or measures, and who mas feled lor
one wear 70 bring or send them IN at the time
and place notified by him.
81 hi the cases mentioned in this section tne
se.ler OF weights aud measures ShaIs h&'o
double the amount OF hrs regular ices
a This act shall 10 IL force from rs as
D. apll-jt.
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OFFICE or sEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
No. lO2 S. THIRTEENTH 81, SE0CFoE SLY,
RIcnNONp. VA. April II. I.J@
rINHE SEAI.ER OF WEIGHTS AND MEA'-
1 URES. or his deputy, will be az the above
place for the next TEN DAlS and thereafter
balances weights and measures rs may DO
brought TO them for this purpose; .,,,,,,.,.
- LOUIS T.. BOSSiEUA,
sesler Of Weights and Measures Tor the CITY
of Richmond.
H. ". LUBBOCK, Deputy.
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Chickens and Eggs
AND R0W TO GET THEN.

r.o1ss oroo,l,, 10 tho
~ auus srealiy ~ W W.
HIM IoNls IasIns, anu ~,
EiNH nefti seen u 49, "a
WV o ,"i' -, ~ SH !, riss mta1
Nov + We, vonld - soon 10
polk I; II " %.iS5ai IS & 'Si b.
WILLS W. hoBsoy
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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-10-13
She Has Left Him.

J. W. Snodgrass, of New Petersburg,
has fled his suit in the Common Pleas
Court for divorce from his wife. Lilly
R.,whose name before marriage was Cox.
The couple celebrated Washington's
Birthday in 1885 by registering their vows
to love, honor and cherish each other
until death did them part. After six
years of married life J. w. has come to
the conclusion that death is too slow
and has asked the Courts to step in and
facilitate the parting process.
As cause he alleges in his petition
that on the 10th day of September, 1892
the said Lilly R. did, at their home in
Paint township, commit adultery with
one W. s. Harrison, contractor and
builder, and that she has since left fol
parts unknown. The couple have haG
two children born, Cora, years old ,anc
Stanley, years old, and through his at
torneys, Sloane, Hire & DeBruin, Mr.
Snodgrass asks that he be givena divorc'
and the custody of the children. "A'
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New Vienna Races.

The New Vienna Racing Associations
fall meeting is being held this week with
a good entry list and prospect of good
sport. Yesterday "wednesday was the
first day of the meeting. For this after.
noon and Friday the following events
have been arranged:
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1P.M.
No. $40 trot, best in 5, mile
heats. Purse 500.
No. 6-2:4O trot, best 8 in 8, mile heats.
Purse 500.
No. 1870 trot, best 8 in 5, mile heats.
Purse 500. 'A
No. S-Running race, mile heats, 2 in
8. Purse 500. Five to enter and three
to start. Divided $50, $50 and $40.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IA, Pm.
No. $3.50 trot, best in 5, mile heats
Purse 500.
No. 1O-Free. for-all pace, 8 in 5, mile
heats. Purse 500.
No. 11-Free-for.all trot, 8 in 5, mile
heats. Purse $lOC.
, No. 12-Breeders' stake for stallionl
owned in Highland or Clinton counties
Trot or pace, mile heats, best in
Stake $40. Entrance and $40 added b.
the Association.
No. 13-Pony race, half.mile heats
best 2 in 8. Purse $50 Five to ente
and three to start. Divided SIS, $40, S.
There will also be exhibitions OF
Thursday and Friday at 10 o'clock il
light harness, ,roadsters, and roadster stal
lions. Half fare rates on the B. & O
| Railroad.
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A Poker Game.

About o'clock last Sunday morning
Dick Ward sought an entrance to
Maher's saloon, just above the National
Hotel. Jack Campbell, who was on the
inside, declined to admit Mr.. Ward,
who thereupon proceeded to arraign
Campbell in no tender manner. In
censed at Wards gentle insinuations,
Mr.. Campbell went to the door and ad.
ministered a stinging rebuke with q
stove poker, laying bare Wards skull
and temporarily iDcapacitating him for
future dissipation. Campbell plead
guilty to the charge of fighting and waa
fined S. and costs. Ward was placed
under arrest on Tuesday on the same
charge, but as he is still confined to his
bed his case yetremains to be disposed Of
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-10-13

A small blaze at J. M. Boyd & Co.'s
cooper shop near the depot called ont
the FIRE department boys last Fridsy
evening, but the fire was put out with .
bucket Of water before the engine arriv.
ed. In turning the corner At Main and
High streets the horse pulling the hose
cart slipped on the smooth crossing and
fell. but got to his feet again and finish
ed the run in good shape. The corner
is dangerous one and the Street Com
missioner should see that the crossinsa
are roughened in some way - this ID
the second time in month that horses
have fallen there while going TO . fire.
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Probate Court.

w. H. Glenn, administrator of Mar.
garet F. simms, granted order of distri.
button.
T. A. White, guardian of w. A. Smart,
fled second account.
H. H. Redkey, guardian of Ellen M.
Hetherington, fled sixth account.
Last will and testament of Mary
Downing was fled.
Thos. Roberts was appointed guardian
OF Margaret J. Parrot. Bond $1,000.
Sarah ]. West, executrix Of Lorenzo
West, fled inventory.
Joseph Gaymon, widow of Lavisa Gay.
mon, elected to take under the law.
NJ. Redkey, executor of BENZ. Haller,
filed second and final account.
George Bragg fled application for ap.
pointment of guardian for Jacob Pen.
nington.
R. @. Barrett, administrator of Mary
o. johnson, filed third and final account.
Citation issued to Joseph A. VanPelt,
administrator of the estate of Wright
Kenworthy, to file an account OF his ad.
ministration of the estate.
Mary E. Wills and Flora Wills were
appointed administrators of the estate
of William Wills. Bond fled $4,000
with J. W. Mahaffey, g. w. Diehl, W.
E. Diehl and J. P. Roberts as sureties.
L. s. Smith, executor OF Philip Hans
borough, filed inventory and bill Of sale
of personal property.
Mary @. Taylor, widow of Jas. H. Tay'
lor, elected to take under his will.
j. R. Horst was appointed administra
tor of Peter Combs. Bond filed $500
with s. N. Patton and j. A. Head as
sureties.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

j. @. Santee and others to Joseph
HUFF, 81 acres in Madison township.
81, 900.
Isaac Kaufman and A. Baer to Kittie
Thomas, in.lot 87S Ia Hillsboro, $50.
I Frank Huffgarden to Bertha Huff.
garden, one-half interest in 80 acres in
Clay township, IS.
Allen Wisecup TO- Amanda J. Thomp-
son, IL acres in Liberty township, $45O.08
j. H. Richards and L. s. Smith to
Lavisa Fry, northeast half Of in.lot 636
in Hillsboro, $3.50.
+ j. II. Richards and L. 8. Smith to
Julia Hussey, north half Of in.lot 638,
$25N
J. w. johnson and F. M. Posegate,
executors Of Jas. @. johnson, to Jas. M.
Cline, in-lot 20in New Lexington, 81 300.
jas. Cline and wife to George Wood.
mansee, in.lot 20 in New Lexington,
81, 800.
Malissa McConnaughey to Jas. A.
Swisshelm, property ON Beech street in
Hillsboro, $500.
r. r. Watts and wife to F. M. Main,
actes in Marshall township, $50.
John Fitsimmons and wife to Kate
Fitsimmons, part of in-lot 22l in Green.
field, $500.
E. A. squiers and wife to VIM. Long,
in.lot 613 in Greenfield, $500.
w. II. Glenn and wife to Joanna
Leadbetter, part of out.lot 81 in Hills.
boro, $50.
T. I. Fulton and wife to Eli Roush
part Of in.lot 20 in Lynchburg, $3.50.
George G. johnson and wife to James
M. Lawson, 2 acres in Brushcreek town
ship, $95.
F. w. and Margaret A. Turnipseed tc
| F. T. Boarden, 20 acres in Brushcreeh
township, $186.8O.
Jane Speckard to E. r. Smith, south
one.half Of in.lot % in Lynchburg, $3.50
w. s. Patterson and wife to Henry
Troute, II acres in - township, $75
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Everybody in Hillsboro at all interest
ed In base ball will watch for the result
OF the game at Wilmington this after
noon. The Cincinnati League team,
the famous Reds, play the Clintons this
afternoon and the latter have strength
ened their team by the addition of Hills.
boro's battery, Reece and Arthur. 1t
will put the Hillsboro boys to the su-
preme test to face such club with q
strange team behind them, but the
"cranks" are expecting them to make Q
eood showing.
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Mr.. Dovale Fountain, of Norwalk,
Conn.,, the young man who is walking
across the continent from New York to
San Francisco, arrived here Tuesday
evening and left the next morning on
his way westward. He left New York
September 10th, averages forty.eight to
fifty-three miles per day, rain or shine,
and expects to reach his destination
about January LIT. Tuesdays walk waa
from Ohillicothe here and he expected
to reach Cincinnati Wednesday evening
Mr.. Fountain viii make use of his ex.
periences on the lecture stage.
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Water Works Wells,

Work has been begun on the second
of the test wells in the Clear creek val
ley. The first we'll is great tsuccess, the
supply being apparently unlimited. The
second we'll is about fifty feet from the
first, and the result of the work on it
will be known in day or two. The in.
dications are that the wells will surpass
the most sanguine expectations of the
friends of the new water works.
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The Prohibition mass meeting an.
nounced for last Friday afternoon and
evening WAS compelled by disagreeeble
weather to adjourn from the Court
House park to the interior Of the Court
House. The attendance was rather
meagre, probably also owing to the
weather. Hon. M. J. Tanning delivered
interesting addresses and the Crabtree
duo sang we'll.
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MARRIED.

BROOKS-PITZER- October 9th, at
the residence of q. w. Martin, Esq, and
by the same, Mr.. w. A. Brooks, of Un.
ion Plain, Brown county, O., and Miss
Anna Pitzer, of Buford.
MILLER-JOHNSON-On the 10th
inst, at the residence of John Southland,
by Rev. A. T. Cunningham, Mr.. o. T.
Miller and Miss Ellen johnson, both ol
Highland county, o.
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Amusements.

An excellent company of players COM
pose the Ellsworth 4 Veen Comedy Co.,
supporting Miss Belle Msrlowe in "Dot,
the Outcast," an intensely interesting
comedy.drams Of the purely American
school. This company carries special
scenery for every act and will mount
and present the play in arst.clssa
manner. The various specialties intro
duced are very pleasing.
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Arthur Landess, who has been en-
ployed with his father in plastering
Belts new building at the corner Of
Main and wett streets, stepped back.
wards of An eight foot scaffold Monday
morning and lit on his head on the
door. He was unconscious for some
time and Il was feared had fractured his
skull, but the doctors examination
showed that there was no fracture, al
though the jar must have been terrific.
His shoulder was badly bruised and
strained in addition 70 his other injuries.
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Brick For Sale.
H. D. Waddell, Hillsboro, Ohio.
Obituary..

Obituary.
John w. Brock departed, this life %.
tober 9Th, 1892. He was the son of Ben.
jamin Brock, pioneer Methodist minis.
ter.
J. W. Brock was born in Fredericks.
burg, London county, Virginia, October
14th, 1910, and came to Ohio when a boy
eight years old. He became a teacher
of public schools at the age OF seventeen.
In this profession he continued for more
than forty years, instructing many Of
the best schools of Ohio, Illinois and
Iowa. His illness was long and protract-
ed and he longed to be at rest. which
death only could bring.
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MAYoR,s COURT.
David Mcnamara, McNamana or Nc

David McNamsra, McNamana or Nc
something. better known throughout
the county by his sobriquets, "Crazy
Dave" and "Irish Davy," an accomplish.
ed ditch digger and versatile poet, who
is ward of his country and gets full
every time he draws his pension, wai
arrested Saturday for drunkenness
Mayor Davis gave him IS and costs and
Davy went to Jail.
Fred Wolfert misca,culated his capac.
ity Saturday night and took too much
"German disturbance on board. He
paid S. and the costs.
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Accident,

William Fleming, an employe of the
Bent Wood Works, was painfully injur.
ed Tuesday afternoon by the breaking
of a planning machine he was operating.
A piece of the broken machinery struck
him in the side, inflicting severe bruise,
and internal injuries were at first feared
though serious results are not now an.
ticipated.
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The next semi.annual conven ton of
the Highland County Christian Endeav-
or Union will be held in Mowrystown,
Thursday, November 8. Low rates will
be given on the O., P. & v. R. R. Par
ticulars later. The officers of the Union
are willing to aid young people any.
where in the county:in the organization
of Christian Endeavor Societies. They
would be glad to be informed of any So
cieties in the county which are not in
the Union. ALBERT MATTHEW'S,
L. B. @. LAIR, Cor. Sec. Pres.
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Wedding-Amen.


'.0od, the best maker Of al marriages,
Combine your hearts in one, your homes in
one."-Shakespeare
On Thursday evening, October 9Th,
1892, at the home of the mother OF the
bride, Mr.. John Wedding and Miss
Marie Amen we're united in marriage.
Promptly at eight o'clock, to the in
spring strains Of Mendelssohn's wedding
march, the contracting parties, preceded
by Misses Anna Amen and Mamie
Wedding, entered the beautifully deco.
rated parlor.
The groom, who is the junior member
of the popular firm of Martin & Wed.
ding, was attired in conventional black.
The bride, who is the eldest daughter Of
Mrs. L. J. Amen, was attractively dress.
ed in ecru crepe, etaule, and carried an
exquisite bunch of bridal roses. Rev
L. L. Overman, kinsman of the bride
in beautiful and impressive ceremony
pronounced them man and wife. After
congratulations, choice refreshments
were served. The searching for the
ring, the thimble and the button in the
brides cake produced much merriment
among the party that had assembled te
bid the young couple bon voyage. Tht
many beautiful and valuable present.
received testify to the esteem in which
the happy couple are held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wedding at once begaI
housekeeping, and are "at home" o,
East Walnut street to their many friends
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Mr.. B. J.. Jordan, representing the
Ellsworth 4 veen Comedy Company, is
in thsrity arranging for the appearance
of that excellent organization at the
Armsry next Tuesday evening. The
company is headed by Miss Belle Mar
lowe, an actress OF recognized ability,
and will present the interesting comedy
drama, "Det, the Outcast."
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One OF the Cincinnati Elks has pre-
sented his lodge with a magnificent
memorial tablet, which was dedicated
with appropriate services last Friday
evening. Mr.. Scott Holmes, Past Ex.
alted Ruler of the lodge and now one oi
that city's foremost lawyers, but form.
or Hillsboroan, made the presentation
address on behalf of the donor.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
r. B. Cunningham and M. Eta Am.
brose.
VIM. Wienacker and Emma Cope.
John ]. Wedding and NJ. Marie Amen.
Charles Carr and Minnie Jenkins.
Simon Boyer and Anna Dewitt.
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The Junior Society of Christian En-
deavor of the Presbyterian Church will
give a "Golden Rod Social" in the lee.
ture room of the church next Friday
evening. All are invited, especially the
children. Admission free. Light re.
freshments will be served for the bene.
fit of the society.
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The Scioto Gazette, the oldest paper in
Ohio, having been established in 1900,
has been sold to Revenue Collector M.
Bogss, Col. John 9: Entrekin and James
Foster. II will be consolidated with the
Ohillicothe Leader and placed under the
able editorial charge Of George Tyler.