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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-09-15

--On Sunday morning there will
be memorial service held at the
Presbyterian church, Ia Gicmory
of the late Rev. Mert34 Smith
The fnneral sermon as preached
by Rev. ID. r.. Moore, at Malvern,
will be reproduced.
There will be held in this city
the 10 and 20 inst the reunion of
the 62nd regiment V. 0. V. l.
The right hand of fellowship should
be held out TO the old vets and our
people should give them such a
hearty welcome that they will
never forget.
Marshall Harrington and r.
vim Krieg gave their Sunday
school class II hay wagon ride
Thursday; they drove to Mr.. Eel
lers near Enterprise. Miss Mary
and Sadie McCray and the Misses
Jessie McMaMnigal and Ella Ro-
chester acted as chaperones.
The widow of Col Il. b. Pond
of the 62nd o., ", l., will be pres
ent at the rcgimental reunion on
the 10 and 90. Mrs. Pond is an eX-
cellent talller, and will if, able to
attend, address the old comrades
1
of her husband. Mrs. Pond is God
mother to the regiment, and our
townsman Maynard Pond is God
father, and the two are no relation.
What is Logan going to do
Reports have it that work on the
new rail road has commenced at
both ends and will be pushed
on with rapidity. The water in
the canal is soon to be run off and
we will be left with out q supply
of water for our fire department.
If we are ever to have water works
now is the time to begin work.
Every day of delay is serious
matter. Let the council act.
The Valley Register of Nelson.
vile says that the rumor concern
ing the removal of the rail road
yards from that place to Logan is
no "bluff" as many seem to regard
it; that it has official information
that such change is seriously
contemplated. We would advise
Bro. Jones of the Buckeye to read
Bro. Tullis in the Register, entitled
"What Shall the Harvest Be-.
/ John A. Hills has sold his
cigar factory to party in Logan
and the stock and fixtures will be
inventoried and removed 10 Logan
next Saturday. This will be quite
a loss to our town, as Mr.. Hills en-.
ployed more hands than any other
person in Macarthur, and his
weekly pay roll was larger than
any other establishment in town.
We regret its removal as it will
throw many out of employment.
Dem. Enquirer.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-09-15
CRIMINAL CASES IN COUNT.

State of Ohio VS. Geo. w. Smith
embezzlement of public money
-Nollie pro sequi entered on re-
quest of Pros. atty. and on good
cause shown.
State of Ohio VS. Hannah Cavan-
augh, maliciously slandering fe-
male of good repute-Nullie pro
sequi entered on request of Pros.
atty, ON good cause shown.
State of Ohio VS. Jno. Gilbert, as.
sault and battery-Def't arraigned
by reading indictment; plead
guilty. Fined $1,000 and costs and
stand committed to work house at
GAINESVILLE, o., until fine and costs
are paid. Fine and costs paid at
once.
State of Ohio VS. Wesley Shearins
pointing fire arms at another per.
son-reading of Indictment waiv,
ed; plea of not guilty entered
Bound over $50. Trial Sept. "a.
State of Ohio VS. VIM Murphy
assault and battery. Dcfendan,
arraigned by reading Indictment
and plead guilty as charged. Fine
20 and stand committed unit
fine and costs are paid.
Court adjourned on Friday nooI
until Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1894.
Thirteen divorce cases are or
the docket. If granted, the Pro
bate Judge will have rush, furn
ishing more marriage certificates
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

Anna Malay. PtT. vs George Malay, Deft.
In the Common Pleas Court of Hooking
County, Ohio.
Said defendant whose place of residence Is
unknown will take notice that on tho l4th
day Of September 1894, the Plaintiff filed her
petition In said Court OF Common Pleas Of
Hooking. County, Ohio, praying a divorce
from sai dafeAdant on grounds OF gross neg
lect OF duty Said cause will be for hearing
on nnd AFTER NGyesnA.stst 1894.
AR. McBroom. sAt5$ ior Pin.
Sept IA, 1904. 9w 1850
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-09-15
Daily. +Daily except Sunday.

: Tourists Tickets on sale to ,,ll the Principal
summer Resorts of Michigan, Canada and
the North East
Day coaches and Parior cars on all express
trains making connections for all imdortant
paints North, East and West.
Any ticket agent will give you full infor-
nation concerning the BucReGe Route, or
youcan address L. W.IIandman, So Passeng-
er Agent, Columbus, o., or w. II. Fishor,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Colum-
bus, Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-09-15
Notice of Insolvency.

On .the2t day OF August 1894, the probate
court of Hooking county, Ohio, declared the
estate OF Zephaniah Brown, deceased, TO be
70 present their claims against the estate "a
the undersigned, for allowance, within hix
months from the time above mentioned, or
they will not be entitled to pa yment
]. b. RIASoN, Admir-, of
e-@1-M,Q Qt Jephanlah Brown, decd,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-09-15

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Best Lancaster Ginghams at &c per yard.
Best Table Oil Cloths at 15c per yard
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-09-15

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ROYAL MEDICINE CO.. 50 River ST., CHICAGO. ~.
For sale by f. Harrington or Mil
Ter e. Case,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-11-28
Our Western Correspondent.
EAST Las VEGAS. N.

EAST LAS VEGAS, N. n.
EDS. INDEx-1he 18th OK November
was UNUSUALLY warm. From the COM
mOdlOus little station at Medicine
Lodge not u cloud could be seen IN any
direction. On the horzon there Was
nUt ans Thing vi more interest than the
CAP Itself. Inc placid lake reflected
SpIfe aud uomo, ANU mlrrOred Lne
81 cal sorghum sugar mil that stands
Oil lis Uank.
Reluctantly We bid adieu to tho
ciIaIm!u9 landscape and enchanting
city, DuL Uur elnutIUno OOIuer Uu Kilef
itSoii as We extend our hand aud re-
ceiHe a ilngeIing hdud shake which
lpcanS, don't IUrgcL Inc sOuu. The
IailIUau Mas uUjng thriving BUSINESS
tudt ua5 AMI LneIe Wero uIerry groups
vi travellers whuSe INSTALLATION YarieQ
OetWeen Peunsy ivania and New Mexi-
co. 1t WAS unlntenIlOnal, but the sig
nal Tor moving ahead one car length 70
take Oh baggage trlXnLend the merry
party Uf Trends Who came Ia To say
.ieat. 81 sVUn Lnro"n together enjoy
lng VlvaclOuS CONVERSATION To De HS
yuicAiy separaIeu forever. Presently
Lnoro reulaluS nUu0 VINO started with
US ana We musL form ueW ACQUAINTANCE
eS.
Our train glldeS LII aud out OF village
and town, llke d messenger Oeariug lni-
DoftahL uispaLcn, naSLeniuK III O0uul-
oucc " ORDERS. IIne dies, and DARK.
neos comes down, but 40 CurIeW tolls
Lne knuil vi parting day. Presently the
porter Thugs ouL d ''ciauYe cara tor all
points, AMI We sLep out III the mid-
Night uArkneSS, DuL No nave not Teen
IoIYuLteii. 1ney nave evidently DeeD
expecting US. Inc kaitf Un Tue Euro
pean plan las SenL boy 70 meet US
Will Lno InIUrunaLiUn That Ills house Is
d CONFEDERATION Ut elegance, comfort qua
spieuuUr, ail ~ our service Tor u dollar.
how ODiiHing LheSe peupio! When WI
cdtno INTO lie liXnL anu discovered his
naLiOnality We thought W. ought "
nave JeWe0 nIm, UuL hausanS never do
tnaL. However boy ISL his stature, his
Importance can not De measured by
LuaL unit. He has u servant much his
superior III stature, VINO executes his
elders with precision 2ndapparent alHc-
rILy. Our request " DO called tor the
morning Train. West, Is promptly COM
piied with, aud We IeaVe Newton. We
ulu not encounter any wasnOuts that
udy but EOLlceu u tow urieduuts en-
route. IL would not nave Deen sur
prise 10 have encountered nigh wind
al ILLS Seasun OF lie year, or . snow
stUrm, but nothing Of The Kind happen
Cd.
Soon after leaving La Junts our train
heading toward the South, We came
III siguL Ut Tie renowned Spanish Peaks.
lucy DO not seem " 10 t1utLerIng III
Inc wlnu though rlSlnK nlgh III tile air.
1hey arc Well DuiIL Oh u broad Lsse.
dow beautiful It's snowy summit as the
morning suu unveils IL III CONTRAST with
tu0 uioulaI RaLOn LuuuoI ia which, for
luo SPACE VI nine minutes gross dark
uesS PREVAILS. We nave reached Tue
sumhiL. Cut away LnaC extra engine.
We are Oh LiLne With u down hill pull
Ior Las Vegas. THIS Will end our trIp
d. present We are enjoying the sun
ohine, anu LIE sights u1 LnlS old Next
Can town. ID. j, ABER.
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Kansas Thanksgiving.

Topeka, kah., Nov. Ex-Governor
LeweiiIDg JeSturday issued the follow
ing proclamation Of Thanksgiving:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, STATE
OF KANSAS, TOPEKA, Nov. LIN pur-
suance OF AN established custom OF
this commonwealth, l, l.. u. LeweliIng,
governor vi the state of Kansas, do
hereby designate Thursday, Novem-
Der 70, a. y day Of thanksgiving aud
prayer, and recommend that upon that
cay the people fOrego their usual oc-
cupatiOnS and assemble in their ac-
customed places of worship there to
render thanks to the Diyinc Ruler for
the blessings which we enjoy.
And | do further suggest that those
who haYe been blessed with plenty,
while giving thanks for bountles they
enjoy, remember with generous hearts
and b0untiful hands these who are
needy and suffering,
I'm testimony whereof, have here
unto subscribed by name aud caused TO
be affixed The great seal Of the state of
Kansas.
done At Topeka this 18th day of
November, A. d., 1894.
IL. D.LEWELLINa, Governor.
"By r. s. OSBORN,
Secretary of State"
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District Court.

Corless vs. Corless; dismissed at cost
OF rlalnLltf.
SLato vs Ny ers; dismissed by county
attorney.
Mckay VS. WILDER; judgment by de.
fault.
raylU VS. Rumsey; notion to confirm
sale SUSTAINED.
The rights vi majority was CONFER ed
Oh FRANK BrInKmi.e vi KiUwa, To own
an0 dispose vi property.
Decree OF dIyUIce WAS granted to
john Reit vs. Anna RelI; custody Of
Children awarded W pialuLitf.
MaliSsa SmIth VS. Alvuzo Smith; di.
vorce granted as pray Ell; the boy put Ia
Custody OF Defendant aud girl IN custO-
dy Ut plalnLlff.
Merrill Us. Cottner motion to confirm
sale sustained.
City OF KlOwa VS.. Morris appeal dis
missed and case relnanded to police
Judge for tutner proceedings by agree
ment of parties.
Hickman vs.. Zimmerman. Judg.
ment for plaintiff Of $lS.69 and 10 per
cent int. from Feb. 1, 1858, and costs Of
suit.
j. +. Simpson VS.. Nelson el al judg-
ment in amount of $3.50 and interest at
II per cent from Aug. Is, 1892.
Carrie Rumsey vs.. Kllngerman judg-
ment for plaintiff Sl92.5O interest 10
per cent from August l, 1892.
Citizens Bank vs. Dlnsmore, judg.
ment of $195.32 aud interest from
March Is. 1891, for plaintiff.
Thomas vs Fades, judgment of $442.-
80, for plaintiff.
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En0n Items.

The weather still continues dry and
mild.
Mr.. Garrison has come back from
the Strip.
Some of the farmers are through
husking corn.
The wheat looks very thin in the val
10y and needs rain.
The Bsptists have commenced their
protracted meeting.
Mr.. Marvin McMurtry came to the
valley and returned to the Strip last
week.
Mrs. Brown has been sick during the
past week, and unable to attend
church.
Apples do not keep well In this val
ley. I do not know why apples have
such poor keeping qualities this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilbury intend to live
here on their place this winter. MIR.
Tilbury has been the pastor of the
Baptist church three years and is liked
by everyone.
Mr.. Worhurst, the singing teacher,
has been up from the Strip visiting in
this neighborhood. He started for his
home Monday. HIP
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-11-28

First Published Nov. Z, 1894.
SHERIFFS aAVE

State OF Kansas, County of Barber, IS.
Atlantic Trust co. trustee,
VS..
J James Zimmerman ct al
By virtue OF an Order of Sale, issued out OF
the Barber District Court, sitting in and for
said Barber county, In the above entitled ac.
ton and TO me directed. l will on
Saturday, tho sth Day of Deo, A. D.,
1924, at two O'clock In the afternoon OF
said day. Mt the front door Of the courthouse,
IN SAID county. offer for sale, at public auction
Aud sell, without appraisement, to the highest
AMI best bidder, for cash In hand, to satisfy
SAID order of sale, all the right title and inter-
est whatsoever of the above named defend
ants, aud each of them, and of all persons
clalming under them, I'm and to the following
described tract, piece and parcel of land living
anu situate in said county OF Barber, to-wit:
Tue northeast quarter of the southeast quar-
yer 81 section seven Z. The west half of the
southweSt quarter o. section eight &, aud the
hott"West quarter of the northwrat Quarter OF
SECTION 1rFenteen L., ali in towu.hin
the Bth y. VI. - "S9N VI
Together with all and SINGULAR th,
tenementS, heredttaments ana appurrenonces
ing. ~ "PPc''"ih
Given under my hand, az my Office ia Tho
CITY OF Medicine Lodge. in said county this
q TN day of oct, 1894, q. Mills sberiff
dAkkER LONG. Attorneys for Plaintif
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Pleasant days and cool nights.

Pleasant days and cool nights.
Farm animals of all kinds are doing
we'll.
Prospects for a great wheat crop dis
couraging.
Farmers would welcome q good
rain before winter closes in on US.
Last week Edgar Keith and others
sold wheat At Sharon at thirty eight
cents per bushel.
Poultry Is plenty this fall but COM
mands small price. Turkeys sell at
Hazelton at four cents per 10.
Honey bees have ceased their labors
for the season but on pleasant davs
thsy fly out but hud no flowers. The
past season has been much better for
bees than 1893 was. At the close of
the season they had plenty Of stores
laid up for winter besides giving some
surplus.
Geo. Allen is preparing to commence
selling goods In Hazelton next week
and Mundorf and Robinson will 90 in
to some other occupation. Mundorf s.
Robinson have enjoyed tie confidence
OF the people because they are straight
business men and we predict that our
neighbor Allen will not fall behind
them in this respect.
The meeting at the Baptist church
is progressing with bright prospects at
present for accomplishing good. On
Sunday evening there was very large
audience present. IT the weather per.
mits the meeting will be continued
through tho week and perhaps longer
with services at 2 O'Clock P. NJ. prayer
and consultation and preaching in the
evecing. There is also a meeting in
progress at the Wilt school house about
8 miles southwest of Sharon. The
meeting Is conducted by Elder Cross
OF the church Of God. There people
are sometimes nlcknamed and known
az Winebrenxrians. "A man named
Winebrener was one of their leading
preachers hence the name Winebren-
arians. They haye q church at theWilt
school house of some fifteen very good
members, and it is hoped the present
protracted effort will result in some ad-
ditions. The meeting at the U. B.
church closed with several additions.
FIDELITY.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-11-28

WIN. Burner was arrested Satur-
dag by Deputy United States Marshal
Glay, OF WIcuIta, tor rODOing the LO0l
pOsL,'ttiUe at different times OI postage
clamps. lie MAS brought In from Ca
neInd ahu LOGGED III JAN saturday even-
ing and LaAen to Wichita sunday Where
Ills LrIal VIII take place. We uuder
STAND The amount alleged To haYe been
taken amounts ~ ABOUT Sl2. We are
oUrr4 " uute InIS arrest as Alr. Burner
Was a,MaYo hnoWu 70 De all honest up.
rlsut young man. Nnat evidence there
- against hIn We have not been III
iOfmeG Dut hope Tie Charge VIII prove
ar0undiess. Sir. Burner Was employ ed
an the Canema auu Lodi mail route as
carrier, Under his brother John, the
contractor. This should be d warming
IOT every body III the employ of the gov
ernmeut. It's dangerous 10 monkey
with Uncle Sam.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-11-28
Lone Star Items.

Mrs. L. E. MacGregor visited with
her daughters the first of the week.
Messrs. Merryman. Littell and fami-
lies visited relatives IN the Strip last
Sunday.
Mr.. Peter Hearn has taken three
hundred of 2 year old heifers to winter
for John Charles.
Some much needed work on the
roads in this locality has been done in
the past two or three weeks.
Protracted meeting is to begin at the
Driftwood school house next Saturday
evening. Rev. Cline in charge.
On Saturday Nov. 18th a fine girl
baby of regulation weight took up its
abode with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank She'd
dy. ALI doing we'll.
The cold winds from the north have
been making life almost unbearable
but many days ike last Sunday will
make Us think Summers come again. "
Miss Anna Arrowsmith accom- pam
led her sister Mrs. Crawford to her
home in the Strip last week will
probably remain or weeks.
There will be no spelling school next
Friday night owing to an oyster supper
to be gwen at Mr.. sAbbetts on the 3Oth
and the scarcity OF young people will
not permit two entertainments on one
night.
Mr.. LIken Strother while in the
Strip getting wood had the misfortune
to have one OF his horses stray away
from camp. He traced the horse as
far up IA the HArdtner gate, and after
hunting TWO or three days he together
with several neighbOr men started out
to make more thorough investigation
at last finding tine animal in a field ad-
joining the Achenbaugh pasture.
Mr.. Jarvis has purchased the house.
barn and granary on the old MacGregor
farm and Mr.. Henshaw has been en-
plOyed to take the buildings down and
put them up on MIR. Jarvis home
place. TRUTH.
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Mrs. l.. +. MacGregor Of Medicine
Lodge was visiting in our neighborhood
last week with relatives and acquaint-
anceS.
Mr.. kincaid, who has been visiting
az MS ranch for the past week, return
ed home last Tuesday. He brought
down 100 head OF cattle.
Mr. u. ID. Ward and son Edgar went
to Alva last week on business.
A good rain is much needed on the
wheat. Alarge portion of what was
planted has not come up.
Miss Jennie MacGregor spent Satur-
day and Sunday visiting with friends
at Sexton.
LITTLE SANDPIPER.
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Sun City.
Here We come again.
ninfhGr,a Ia 20 zine ~ C1ok-

Here We come again.
Diptherla is raging at Coats.
Joe Massey sold his fat hogs Monday.
Mrs. Massey has gone north on q
visit.
The winter, so far, is mild and cat
tie are doing well.
Two-thousand head of sheep have To-
Gated on Elk creek.
The big wind storm played havoc
with the corn fodder.
Miss Betty Adams is staying with
Mrs Young at present.
George Walker wears another button
on his trousers; it is q girl.
Mrs. John Young has been very sick
for the past week. but under treatment
OF Doctor Hutchinson is getting better.
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Suffrage Meetinx.

The Eleventh annual meeting of the
K. E. s. A. Will be held in Winfield,
Dec. 8 and z. beginning at 10 o'clock
a. m. December 6. Suffrage Amend
ment Campaign Clubs are invited to
resolve themselves into Equal Suffrage
Associations, comply with the Con-
stitutional requirements and send rep
resentatives to Winfield. Any Suffrag-
ists-women or men-living in local,-
ties where no Suffrage Association
exists are entitled to the privilege of
state membership, which is secured by
by sending one dollar to the K. E. s. A.
treasurer, DR.. Carrie E. Tiffany, Wich-
TIA. State members have all the powers
of delegates
For entertainment. which will be
furnished to all delegates and state
membership, address Mrs. Fanny Bah
bit, Winfield. From all parts of the
state has come the call from women:
To arms again, '"We have moro cour-
age" they say. And are more deter
mined then eYer,"''l enlisted for the
campaign, but now I enlist for life, or
until victory observes that our banner
Is about the right thing to perch upon"
The defeat Of the amendment was
Bunker Hill; We have more soldiers and
better equipments than ever; what
shall be our next point OF attack"
Thus do Kansas women evidence their
determination to resist the injustice Of
disfranchisement. The annual meeting
will ne time Of conference and plan
ming for the renewal Of activities. Send
full delegations.
LAURA M. JOHNS,
Pres. X. E. 8. A.
ELIEARETH F. HOPKINS,
Sec'y. h. z. 8. A.
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Notice OF Final settlement

The State OF Kansas. Barber Countv ca
IN the probate Court in and for said county
In the matter OF the estate OF John sham
berger. deceased.
Creditors and all other persons Interested in
tne aforesaid estate are hereby notified that we
snail apply at the next term of the Probate
IN Medicine Lodge, county of Rarber = nd sts, =
nI Kansas, on the Both dRyof November. A n.
Ios4, Tor a full and final settlement of said
estate }. Henry and Jessie E. Sham berger.
Administrators with will annexed nf the csc, "a
or John Shamberger, deceased.
Oct. ~, A ID. 1894
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CHURCHRk

NHRISTIAN.-Regul services, each alter
~ nate Sunday at IL a. IN. and Z p. IN. Sun
day school every Sunday at 10 o. IN. Pray
ermeeting Wednesday 7:30 p. m.
METHODIST Observation-Disclosures
AVA Sunday at ll:0O q. m. and 80 p. IN. Sun
day school every Sunday at 10 4. m. Prayer
meetinh every Thursday evening at 1890
Strangers invited. REV. ENGLE, Pastor.
DRESBYTERIAN.-Se very Sunday at
= III a. m. and Z 80 p. m. Sunday School at
10 IA. IN.
CATHOLIC CHURCH-Services once every
~ month in the Gobielle building on North
Main street. REV. O'HARA Pastor
81. Marks M1SSlON-Sunday School at
~ go o'clock on every Sunday afternoon, in
the g.. A. X. hall. Children please come.
PAPTlST.-PreRchInR st and Ord Sunday IL
Ia. m aud at $500 p, every Sunday. Sunday
wednesday evening of each week. Rev. w. A.
Cam. Pastor. Residence on Cor. Lincoln Ave.