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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-15
TRIAL LIST FINISHED.
NSxt Three Weeks Of Common Pleas
and Civil Court.

The Trial Iist Tor The coming three
weeks term OF common pleas and civil
court is presented below. The list for
the first week was published in yes
terlAY'a TRIRITNE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-12
Hero Is u Cllamcs.

Tho IxrELLIdEScER is authorized to
SHADE tho offer OF G0).00) pounds oil
wool at 90 cents pound recently made
to tho Register. That great dealer in
WOO! may now have this wool rs 1t lies
in store in Wheeling, at tho reduced
price OF 10 cents pound.
Here Is a chance to clear up cents n
pound, or the handsome sum OF 81, 900,
to say nothing OF the difference in value
as between wool on the farm in Monroe
county, Ohio. and wool in store i'll
Wheeling ready for shipment.
Isn't this too good thing to allow to
got away?
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by local applications MS they cannot
roach the diseased portion Of tho oar.
There is only ono way to euro deafness,
and that is BY constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an intlamcd con-
dition Of tho mucous lining OF tho Eus.
tNchian Tube. When this tubo is in
famed you havo II rumbling sound or
imperfect hoarlng. and when 1t Is on.
tirely Closud deafness is the remlt. nn'i
unless the inflammation can bo taken
ont and this tube restored otis normal
condition, hoaring will DO destroyed Tor.
ever; nino cases ont Of ten arG caused
by catarrl, which il nothing but M in
famed condition OF tho MUCOUS sur
faces.
We will givc Ono Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness (caused by casasrhl
that cannot he cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars; FREQ.
i. J. CME%EY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 70 cents.
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twenty.tour cents east Washed Ohio
woods are bringingsixteen and seventeen
cents hero and seventeen aud eighteen
cents east. Last year they brought
twenty-five and twenty.thrce cents
here aud twenty-five cents east Two
years ago they brought greatly in.
creased prices. But tho facts are that
the only advance in wool has been in
the London market oI u cent pound
all advance that has been maintained in
this country oil along. Any sane man
knows that free wool means cheaper
wool than under paid tariff. To argue
that point is to give away" the entire
Democratic position OH this question.
Farmers will get for their wool just
what the Australian and South Ameri-
can producer gets and no more. lfthey
like that sort OF connection they will
have all otit they desire nndet the new
iaty
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Tho r-nth About Wool.

Tho Register forrets itself SO far as to
shy: "once in while, by accident, the
1xrELLroEScER manages to stumble on
the truth, as 1t did uuIntontiouaIly yes
tcrday in regard,to the price Of WOOL"
Intentionally or otherwise, the In
rKLLloEScEa has given its readers the
truth about the wool market. Inten-
tionully the Register has given its read
ers that which is not the truth, as
everybody knows who has tried to sell
a pound OF wool since the Register be-
gan to bolster up tho cause OF free trade
with misleading figures.
Tho ISrELLloRSoEn gives no quota
tions that arc not supported by every
report from every wool market In tho
country.
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Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, Of Junction City,
Ill.,, was told by her doctors she had
consumption and that there was no
hope for her, but two bottles Of Dr..
Kings New Discovery completely cured
her, and sho says It saved hor life. Mr..
Thomas Egyers, $50 Florida ST., San
francisco, suffered from dreadful cold,
approaching consumption, tried with
out result everything else. then bought
ono bonle DR.. Kings New Discovery
ami in two weeks was cured. He is nat
uralIy thankful. 1t is such results. Of
which these are samples, that prove the
wonderful efficacy OF this medicine in
coughs and colds. Free trial bottles at
Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. Regular
size Soc and $l.00. B
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APREr"TY MESS.
Democrats Of tho Fourth District Seem
HopelessIy ut Sea.

Democrats of tho Fourth District Seem
HopeiessIy ut sea.
Pa rtersburg Eate Journal
And now tho Democrats Of this dis
trict arc all in a muss. II. r. Howard,
who was chairman OF the Democratic
convention which nominated Mr.. Cape
hart, and whose Office ceased with tho
adjournment OF the convention, has
presumed to call meeting OF the exec
utive committee (which Ia unOrganizedl
at Point Pleasant for August Is. Then
Mr.. L. Kyle, the member OF tho execu-
tive committee from Caboll county,
whose name Is first on the liat, issues a
call, as chairman pro tem., for the COM
mit,oo TO meet Mt Huntington on the
18th. And then Mr.. Strickler, Of
Ritchio county. has issued a call for tho
committee to meet at Parkersburg on
the 18th. And thore you arc! The
lower end will hardly surrender to the
Wood county contingent
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Special COrsnoHdeRoe OF ts IH'ei0aceL
KISGwooD. W. Va, Sept. 1.-THE
services in the kiugwood NJ. L. church
OH Sunday night were solemn. 1t was
the farewell service for Rev. NJ. W.
Rider, a minister known for years in
the West Virginia conference. Mr..
Rider has boon stationed at this place
for i've years aud aud resolutions were
adopted expressive OF tho love Of tho
congregation hero. At the conclusion
Of his sermon his wife addressed the
crowded church aud many will remom.
ber her as q noble Christian woman.
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ticket In any county is a vote that may
help TO re.eIect 70 the ssnatsa man who
helped 10 put West yirgiaia's wool and
timber on the free list. anG is ready to
throw into the same hopper West vlr.
ginia's coal and other so-ealisd raw
materials.
Nor will It DO any better II EE.Gov-
ernor Wilson or any other Democrat be
chosen to succeed Mr. Camden. The
poin. Of special iuteres. in Mr. Cam.
den's case lie that until lately he has
posed as protoctionist, in whose hands
tile interests Of West Virginia would
always be safe. We have his own assur.
auce that this b no longer true. There.
fore no protectIonist has now any ex.
euse for helping to send TO tho leeisla-
ture, from Ohio county or any other
county. the men who represent Mr..
Camden. Any other Democrat will
represent West Virginia on tho question
Of protection as we'll as Mr.. Camden
will.
Those West Virginians who desire
protection on coal or any other product
should be able to see clearly tina. the
way to declare their sentiments and con-
tribute to the object they desire Is TO
vote for a protecIioniss aud help to
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VERMONT aud Maine point tho way
"Still there's moro to follow"
WOOL PRICES.

Advanced oaiy I" Drniocratic Papsrs--Tho
Rent Situation.
PGrkeraLury tate Journal.
Wool is bringing advanced prices in
Democratic newspapers exclusively.
As comPafcG With pricos two years ugo.
wool Is now on n FREQ trade basis and
the farmer knows it. Fine merinos y
aud M unwaShcd bring oluVcn cc"ts
hero aud thirteen cents In tho oast.
Last yenr tho buyers paid seventeen aud
eighteen cents for these qualities in this
section aud they brought twGnty ccnti
in tho east. ConrsO wOols. thrOO.oigl,th
and ono.quarter bloods, arc bringing
fifteen and sixteen cents hero aud seven.
teen cents east, l.a't year they brought
twenty cents here aud twenty-five and
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nnl,nnnt onun,x pcmocrnoy,

The Belmont county Democracy goes
iuto the campaign without knowing
which end il foremost. In struggle
between tho Brice Conservatives" and
the CleveIand-Wilson men, Nil resolu-
tions wore voted down and the ticket
has no platform to stand on. This lie
sad. But It makes no real difference. Tho
ticket would not have been elected any
how. Belmont county is headed in the
other direction and going 1t strong. Bel.
mont county's interests are on the side
OF protection. aud her vote will be cast
that way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-12

LONDON, Sept. ll.-Dctachments from
tho Salvation army from all parts OF
London assembled at Euston railroad
station to-day in order to bid farewell to
Con. Booth. who started for America.
The general WINS loudly choered BY the
soldiers OF the army who raiserl loud
shouts Of "liaIlcIujah," Z" Iiallelujah" as
tho train left tho station for Glasgow.
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Caused by u Fog.

New Yonx, Sept. 1.-the steamer
Portia, from Halifax. arrived Mt City
Island aud reports that she ran into and
sunk the three. masted schooner Dora
NJ. French yesterday Afternoon about
fonr miles from Cuddyhunk light, Four
out OF tho five men comprising tho
schoonor's crew were drowned. Tho ac-
cilent occurred n few minutes after !
o'clock 10 u tlouse foC.
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Solemn CEREMONY
Over tho Rcmaius OF n scottish. Rite Mas,
In Washington.

Over tho Rcmaius OF n scottish Rite Mason
IN Washington.
WASHINGTON, D. G.. Sept. l1.-Last
night ut midnight the Kadosh burial
ceremony was performed ut the Scottish
Rito cathedral. in this city. over the re-
maina OF Frederick D. Ramsdell, for
merly OF Elmira. N. y. He died ut his
sons home in this city on Sunday. This
is tho service ancicn,ly used Mt tho
burial OF n Knight Templar, and is worry
solemn and impressive, beginning with
the tolling Of tho midnight hour and
being conducted by tho light OF wax
tapers Mt ! O'Clock. Tho ceremony was
conducted under tho direction Of Gen.
George ". BnIlach, thirty.third degree
venerable master, insisted by several
other thirty-second and thirty-third
brethren. The remains were taken to
Towanda, Pa, for intermen~
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Vermont and Maine arc Republican
states, but this year their Republican
ism Is like river that overilows its
banks. The Republican majority IN
each is fur beyond tho most sanguIno
expectations. and there arc sansuIne
Republicans in each of those states.
Comparing OF years with oft years,
tho R,publicans carried Vermont In
1900 by 1900. This year the Republic
cans carried tho state by $4,000. The
Republican gain this year, us compared
with 1890, is 9,?74. the Democratic loss
4,9G3. a gain Of $1,000 votes in total
poll OF G7.OoO is something startling.
Not a Democrat Is elected to tho state
senate, and in tho house there are but
o Democrats to iace 1888 Republicans.
Returns from Maine are not complete,
but the Republican majority seems to
be three times ai great as tho Demo-
Gratis were willing to concede and twice
as sroat as the Republicans claimed 1t
would BIO. Republicans arc almost rs
much surprised as Democrats. Tho sit
ting congressman, every one OF them n
pro.cc.ionist aud a figh.cr-Recd. Ding
10y, Boutelle, Millikcu-are reelected by
a largely Increased majority. Not
Democrat will alt in the state senate,
aud there will not be enough Democrats
in tho house to cut u figure.
The Democratic rout in these two
states is complete. There never has
been such u Republican victory in
Muinc. Tue sweep has como abou. by
thousands u Democrats voting the Re-
publican ticket and other thousands re'
fusiu: to vote. 1t means that in Yer
mint and Maine Democrats have
Joined Republicans to robuke tho Demo-
cratic party and register their protest
against Its tariff policy.
We are about to SEQ moro OF tho same
eort OF thing in other states. We shall
500 1t in every state where there lie a
FREQ ballot and fair count. The condi'
tions arc general. and so will the rc'
buke be. West Virginia will take q
hand in 1t.
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Perhaps no local disease has puzzled
and bafIled tho medical profession moro
than nasal catarrh. While not imme.
diately fatal Il is among the most
nauscoas and disgusting ills the flesh is
heir 10, and tho records show very few
or no cases OF radical cure OF chronic
cata,.h by any OF tho many modes Of
treatment until the introduction OF
Ely's Cream Bulm fow years ago. Tho
success OF this preparation has been
mos, gratifying and surprising. No
druggist Is without it. MwF&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-12
The Government. 0ror Neport.

Tho GONcrhtncht crop tepOrt'
Tho September crop report OF the do.
partmcnt of agriculture shows better
average than was expected, but still q
worry low average with tho crop in some
states far below that. The general av-
cragt Is 6S4, but Iowa is only 40 and
Nebraska, lowest in the list, is repre-
scnted by 10. A fifth OF the whole
acreage OF tho country has been cut up
for fodder. This means an immense
loss to the farmer and very large cur.
tailmont of his power to purchase man
uiactured commodities.
The wheat average Is given MS 637,
10 points behind last year and moro
than 20 points behind 1892. West Vir.
ginia stands at 9S. 80 points above the
average, and leading such wheat-grow.
ing statos az Minnesota. Iowa, Oregon,
Washington aud tho Dakotas.
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senator Camden aud tho Tarin

Senator Camden aud tho Tarim
In m article prepared carefully in tho
interest OF his harmonious reelection
and published in the Register, Senator
Camden quotes from II speech in tho
senate TO show where lie stool FROM tho
beginning with regard to tariff legisla-
ton. "You will Observe" he says,
chat stated cmohatically In tho SEN
ate that was ready to vote Tor tho Will
son bill as It came from tho house. or
for any bill that could bc united upon
by the Democrats and passed in tho
senate"
The aim OF Senator Camden is to
show that lie was in limo with tho Pres
ident and Mr.. Wilson. Tho Wilson
bill as II camO from tho house provided
for FREQ trnIo in coal, lumber and wool,
among other things. It would have
been difficult 10 hit West Virginia a
harder blow, yet Senator Camden was
prepared to go any length his party
would 20.
lhis was consistent, for Senator Cam
den stands on the free trade plank Of
his party. Ito will continue to stand
there. lilo hopes to retain his scat
In tho senate, aud has been busy. per.
sonaliy md through his agents, getting
Democrats nominated for tho logi+la-
turc. II Ilis mon be in tho majority in
tho Democratic CAUCUS no will expect
TO gather in tho whole Democratic vote
in tho legislature.
This much. therefore. Is certain, that
a vote for the Democratic legislative
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icmcmpcr tho worlsingman.

Since tho Register has raised the price
OF wool perhaps 1t will be good enough
to raise wages aud to provide en-
ployment so that tho men in tho
pottery, tho glass aud tho iron and
steel industries may be able to supply
themselves with clothing on tho basis
OF the worry large advance IN wool. Tile
wa.e.earncr should be allowed 10 have
some Of all thia while It is going.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. ll.-Sccre-
tary Carlisle decided to-day, in letter
addressed to tho collector Of customs ut
New York, that the reciprocity" con.
dition attached by tho new taria bill to
tho provision for tho free admission OF
lumber did not apply to tho Dominion
OF Canada.
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IMPORTANT TREATY
Concluded IIotwsea Japan and KoreN
Its object and Provisions.

Concluded Ilotwsea Japan and Korea
Its object and Prorisions.
wAsulxorox, D. c., Sept ia tele-
gram was received at'the japanese IeGa.
ton this morning to the effect that an
important treaty has been negotiated
between Korea and Japan. Tho object
Of tho treaty Is stated in the preamble
to be the mutual dcsire Of tho emperor
OF Japan and the king OF Korea to ded.
nitely fix and determine the attitude Of
each country toward the other 10 60
euro concerted action for the moro
effective accom- plishment OF this object
this treaty OF alliance between the two
countries was signed ut Seoul on the
10Th Of August by Mr.. Otori. the envoy
of japan, and the Korean minister OF
foreign affairs.
Tho treaty consists Of three articles.
Article "I"-Defnes the object OF the
alliance to the strengthening and per-
potuating Of the independence oil Korea
as an autonomous state. and tho pro-
lection OF the mutual interests OF Japan
aud Korea by compelling tho Chinese
forces 10 Withdraw from Korea aud by
obliying China to abandon her claim OF
the right to dominate tho affairs OF that
country.
Article II binds tho japanese govern.
ment to carry on warliko operations
against China, both offensive and de-
fensive; the Korean government Is
bound BY the article to afford the Japan.
csc forces every possible facility in
their movements, aud to furnish them
with supplies OF provisions Mt fur re-
muneration, so far as such supplies may
be needed.
BY article III it ia provided that the
treaty shall terminate 80 soon as q
treaty OF peace shall have been con.
cluded by japan with China.
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Shot Her Divorced llu.bnu nd.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 11.-Claroncc ".
Clark,na prominent mombOr of tho
Brotherhood of Locomotive EngIncCra.
ia lying almost ut tho point OF death in
this city at the house OF friend, Sc
riously wounded by pistol shot nj tho
hands Of his divorced wife. Tho divorce
was granted in New York last Tuesday.
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A. NJ. BAILEY, vol known citizen OF
Eugene, Oregon, says his vito has for
years been troubled with chronic
diarrhGa and used many remedies
with li,,lc rUlicf until she tried Cham
berIain's Collie, Cholera and diarrhGa
Remedy, which has cured hcr sound
aud we'll. Give II trial and you will
DO surprised at tho prompt relief it al.
g.. T..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-12

Tho best salvo in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tet,er, chopped hands. chilbIains,
corns, and all skin Gruptions, and posi-
lively cnre4 piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satistac.
ton or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
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GENERAL GORDON ftHternized in
Pittsburgh with the boys who wore
tho blue and spoke the senti-
,uents OF tho masses who wore tho
gray. 1t is pleasing to SEQ men once
arrayed against zach other now march
ingin one column and keeping step to
tho music Of the Union.
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JUDoE PAUL. decides that tho county
commissioners have no jurisdiction in
Squire Ankles case. Tho case will DO
appealed aud we shall get the judge
mont OF the supreme court OF appeals
on this interesting and important qucs-
linn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-12

oMAuA, NEn, Sept. ll.-spcciOls to
tho Bee from northoa1tern Nebraska
and western Iowa report killing fros's
Inst night. Late corn, flax and garden
truck arc reported as killed or badly
damaged,
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GroccrieS .te......--- ......,... ...,...-..,.
Also 4 iOS1s - 60. !. use ~. .rs
and hvO buFtalS.
WEnsrSA pStnc1.
Groceries 30 ........ ...-......--...... --.
Also Is loads Of coal, palm OF sae,. ...
9brrlAls
RrrcRiE pIsTuC
GFOccrics &c
Also - loads Of coal, u paif % ,a...
and bufIaS.
HIGHLAND pSrPft
GrOcerieS &c................,..,........... .....
Also : loads Of coal.
iEIADELrHIA plsTC..T
Groceries. &c. .....--........ ..... .....
Alsn |? loads Of coal, pair Of sh0Nt ...
burial,
Liberty DISTRICT
Also 10 'dS OF coal and ! pair ot sha.
The originals ui the foregoing
seem Of the Poor, TritiuE form ,AI,.. ... -
detail. RTU on file ~ thtS Ucicc lot i-r
Of any one lcslriu. 20 SEQ thea.
TIC ',NH.
Clerk OF the pnari Of Conn. .u..-.
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NOTICE. V

Proposals will be received At the
office Of the Clerk of the Board Of
Commissioners OF Ohio county until
Monday, September "a, at 10 O'Clock
a. M, for painting and repairing the
roof and conductors Of the Court
House. Paint must be Of very best
quality. The Board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids. SNIs
should be in sealed envelopes, al
dressed to 7. c. MOSFAT,
Clerk.
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"riiE;sE Ia no excuse for mlstakinE or
rllsnpprsIienI,n: tho feeiing nnt tho toin'
per 81 tho RANK aud hlc Of Deiu"cracy.
that their party EIiiS In ability 10 ninnnIn
tile g1vo-nn rnt, and thoy are hpprehoh'
aiyr INIT "frOrtR to bring about inrlH re-
form mny fat; but they are much moro
that Ds,n"urntlc principles may bo sur
rendered."
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!IOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

NOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
~ DAIRY Farm AND COAL LAND
We offer for sale ninGtN'Ope acres OF laui on
bethany Pike. within three miles Of the tNiiI
House. or will divide the same luiO two raneE
OF Is and Is acres, respectively. a NnG Lrll y
mining Is now In operation. mud tho coal b'!Hi
Aold as quickly uS mined This lanl ha' .yGa
IN uHo as Lairy for number Of year, anu !lls
improvements now puy / per cent on The W.
vestInGnt, exclusive OF the profits i:0m It.y ..
cOal We consider this splendid opportunity
for a I've Iunn with few thouAnh dollar, v
invest. Terms easy. Apply 10 HlSElIAh! .
TATuN. Guy bank Building. sell
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NTOrICE TO LIENHOLDERS.

NOTICE TO LIENHOLDERS.
TO oil pcr1onS holding lions BY judgment OF
otherwise OH the real estate, or any part
thereof Of Grcon u JGtt0BOn:
In pursuance OF dccrcc Of tho Circuit Cgn's
Of Ohio county. nnde in cause therein p'ndnS
TO subject the real estate Of the said Green u.
Jefferson to the satisfaction Of the liens theron,
you arc hereby required TO prOAcLt all cai9;
Gtcen II. JcncnOn, which arc liens on his real
estate. or any part OF It. for adjudication, I" me-
Nc my office, No. 4l7 ChaplinO street. WEcein;'
". Va. on or before tho l9:h day OF October lst'
Given under my baud this nth day OF SEP
tcmOer. 1891
WI " CowpEN, p. q. Isel!W
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-CLEVEaAND'S LETTER TO WILSON

"IIOw GnI wa fnGS tho people after In
,IuIcImE In such outrageous disoriminn.
lions mud violations of primntple :'
-cEEyELAND'S LETTER TO WILSON.
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eJnteltiaer'rsr
wmEgLiSG, sEPTEMBER -, 1894.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

FoR CoNGRb&
Itrs Diarict-B. i. DovENEI!, of Ohio countT'
.hird L4drLa-JAa II. IIULlEG, Of Kanawha Co.
YOG sTATg sEHAron-FIRSr DISTRICT.
n. Z WHITAKER
FOR iIousE or pEL1ArIS
JoREFII {. BRADY.
ABRAHAM SrAMM.
ALEX. r. CAMPBELL
i. q, SMITH.
ron JUDGE ORriIE CRIMINAL COURT.
T.J. IIUGuS.
ron COUNTY SupEntHrENDIST OF SCHOOLS,
JAMES C. LEWIS
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT
OF
. OHIO COUNTY
Forthe Thirty-flrst FIscalYear,
Ending May 81. 1894.
ASSHT3

,,,,.v T., ,,o,,,or r.nk of WheOlIpg..s col s.
NIL pi,,s WsiI,1sd SinrE .,,,,,.... % OO) ~
Pitts Wig. & XIV Railroad siosk ...s.;. IVSnS W
Real rsiste and furniture ........- l3O.S15 20
Taxes &c. IN hands Of a. A. FnnE'
helm, ;. o. C................... '''''' $''''' "