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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-07-30
Murray City

r. A. Surtees made business TRIP
to Logan, Thursday.
Thos. Bell was in Nelsonville,
Thursday on business.
Albert Spencer and Glenn Miller
made trip to Logan, Thursday In
the auto.
Thos. Murphy and John r. Roberts
were in Logan, Friday on business.
Dave Roberts, of Shawnee, was
threatended with appendicitis last
week. Mr.. John r. Roberts and wife
were called to his bedside.
Lulu McDan iel was in New Straits
vile last week.
Henry Hale was in Huntington,
Va, last week, and when he came
back he stole Joe Brokers cat while
coming through Logan.
C,sas. Ralph and wife are in Michi-
gan this week on pleasure trip.
Murray City ball team played
Straitsville, Sunday. Score 4 to 2 in
favor of Straitsville.
Work in the valley is little better
now, having adjusted their grievance.
Homer Greenfield's store was great
ly damaged by lightning on Sunday.
He is open now again, doing business
as always.
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Rockbridge No. 3

1t has been nice time for max
ing hay, it has been raining every
day and on Sunday too.
Mrs. Mary Springer and Lura
Her were the guests of Emery
Banter and wife Sunday.
VIM. Wine and wife had for
their Sunday guests Jacob Banter,
wife and son, Willie, John Vor-
hees and Harry Kern.
Jacob Banter was on our streets
Wednesday.
Jacob Wine was on our streets
Sunday.
Ira BANTER, wife and two chit
dren were the guests of her broth
er at Haydenville, Saturday and
Sunday.
Will Brown and Rancy ller
called on Lew Conkle, Sunday.
Blanche and Hazel Young called
on their aunt, Mrs. Jane Conkle,
Sunday.
Will Springer called on VIM
Wine, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kuhn and chill.
dren, Della and John, called on
Jacob Nihiser, Sunday.
Several people from Logan were
out viewing the rocks Sunday.
Joel Voorhees, was on our streets
one day last week.
John Voorhees,, of Pursell, was a
caller at Gibisonville, Saturday.
John Kern and wife called on
their daughter, Ida Smelts, Sun
day.
Blanche Brown called on Forest
Wine, Wednesday.
Arthur Voorhees, called on Jacob
Wine, Friday.
Mrs. Bell Brown called on Mrs,
Mary Springer, Wednesday.
Homer Kitchen was on oul
streets today.
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Pleasant Valley

Planting corn and making hay
seems to be the oi ider of the day.
Chas. Wharton, of Rockbridge,
was seen in our valley one day
last week.
Isaac Vancuren spent the past
week on his farm in Fairfield
Ecounty
@, w Iiegler was the employee
of Wesley Azhel, of near Enter
prise, last week,
Mesdsmes Emma Madison and
Jane Philips, of Baltimore, visited
Andrew Prior and family, Thurs.
day and Friday.
Augustine Blackstone and wife,
and Harvey Bowers and wife, of
Ewing, were the Sunday visitors
of Pearl Ralsten and family.
Goldie Evans and brother, of
Gibisonville, were the guests of
Myrtle Evans, Sunday.
Chas. Boiling and wife broke
bread with Geo CUnkel and fam
lily Sunday.
Mrs. Bessie Huffman, of near
Gibisonville. is the employee of
Mrs. A G.. Prior.
Isaac Vancuren and daughters,
Agnes and Nellie, and Chas. Boil
ing attended Childrens evening at
Prospect, Sunday.
There will be preaching at Fair
view M, K. Church, Saturday
night, July 25, by Rev. J l.
Baker.
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Gypsy Hollow

Threshing wheat seems to be
the order Of the day.
Jim McLinn and wife called on
Samuel Bright and wife Sunday,
Samuel Sanderson and wife at.
tended the ball game at Logan,
Sunday.
Estella Wright called on Ida
Fickel, Sunday.
Isaac Wolfe and wife are spend.
ing few days with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edward Nigh, of Colum
bus.
Goldie Scholl called on Anna
Cell, Sunday afternoon. -
Jessie Wright called on Fanchion
Fickel, Sunday.
Willie Wolfe, Edward Fickel,
Charlie Bright and Clifford Brown
spent Sunday evening In Logan.
Chester Wright called on John
Fickel, Sunday.
Jesse Fickel spent Saturday
evening in Logan.
Local option isn't the only thing
that is wanted in this country.
Major-Nupp.
Dis.-Hen.
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McLlquiville

We are still engaged in making hay
and picking berries in this locality.
We understand that Sherman Pol
ing will teach Beery's No. 8 school
the coming term.
Rev. Ora Price, of Logan, will de-
liver sacred address at Bethany u
B. Church, Sunday at 10 a. IN.
e. Inboden called on Beulah Pol
ing, Friday.
Frank Polling was engaged in max
ing hay for Ed Hickman.
George Kline, of Enterprise, was q
business visitor at this place, Thurs
day.
Rev. Jesse Mclaughlin of the Queer
city, was visitor at this place, Fri
day.
Mr.. McCray, of Logan, passed
through this locality, insuring.
G. G. Brown has resigned his posi-
tion at Charles Nunemaker's and now
is employed 10y Ed Brown.
Tom Noble and wife were visitors
at this place, Thursday, We under
stand that he is going to sell out his
livery, August /.
Orla Wolfe spent Sunday evening
in Logan.
Hello, Marion No, 5 correspondent
/ thought you had gone to Europe
but now | have changed my precep
tion and believe you are still among
us.
G. S. Wright spent Saturday eve
ming in Lancaster.
Estella Wright, Goldie Scholl anC
Ida Fickel were Logan visitors, Sat
urday.
Frank Polling spent Saturday eve
ming in Union Furnace.
There will be preaching at Bethany
u. b. church, Sunday at 2:30 p. IN. by
the pastor, +. N. Boyd,
q, @. Brown visited his parents
near Towser Town, Sunday.
I The stone crusher which is workinl
near Ed Browns, crushing stone foI
the pike, will move near William
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GibisOnVille

Making hay and picking blackber.
ries seems to be the order of the day
in our vicinity.
Owing to the inclemency of the
weather the festival at the M. E.
Church, Saturday night was not SC
we'll attended. The proceeds amount
ed to about S8.
Quite a crowd from Gibisonville
and Pleasant Valley picniced at the
Rock House, Sunday, A jolly time
was reported by all.
Drilling has commenced on the
Zeigler well with Robert Head and
David Wylie, drillers, and Pearl Kuhn
and Oscar lnboden, tool dressers.
There will be preaching at the Mt.
Olive U. B. Church, Saturday night,
by the regular pastor, Rev. l.. p.
Boyd.
Pearl Zeigler and Merton Weltner
attended colored camp meeting at
Adelphi, Sunday.
Velva Brashares was a Logan visit
or Saturday.
Mrs. Lucy Miller is visiting her
parents near Logan.
VIM. Brashares was a visitor at
Whistler, Friday and Saturday.
Carl Whitcraft and Edwin Keller
were business visitors at Logan, Sat-
urday.
Truman Kline was seen on our
streets Sunday, enroute for the Rock
House.
NADIA Whitcraft, of Columbus, is
visiting her mother
Mrs. j. A. Cupp made flying trip
to Logan, Saturday.
Joe Brashares and wife, of Mound
Crossing, spent Saturday night with
Mrs. Martha Whitcraft.
Chas. and Ralph Zeigler, Denver
Brown, Fred Keller and NADIA Whit
craft called on Velva Brashares, Sun
day evening.
There will be an ice cream social
given for the benefit of the U. B..
Church, Saturday night, August 10.
Everybody invited to attend.
WILD VULCAN.
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Sunny Side

Mr.. Jacob BANTER and wife spent
Sunday with friends near Pine Grove
Mr.. Harry Febus and wife spent
Sunday with George Voorhees, and
family.
Miss Cora Donley attended camp
meeting at Adelphi, last Sunday.
Martin Huffines is seriously i'll at
this writing.
Emery Hutfines and Alice Voorhees,
were visitors to Adelphi, last Sun
pny.
George Young passed through this
place enroute to Gibisonville.
Mr.. Harry Febus and wife spent
Saturday evening in Gibisonville.
James Gordon was seen in our vi
cinity, Saturday evening.
Lewis Keister's smiling face was
seen on this ridge, Saturday evening
Mrs Laura Her of Lima, and Mrs.
Mary Springer of Pine Grove, spent
Sunday with Emery BANTER and
family.
DIR. Lee of Rockbridge, DR.. Melcher
of South Bloomingville, Mrs. Sarah
Lama and Mrs. Flossie Febus spent
Saturday with Joseph Hufiines and
family.
Mr.. Jake BANTER and wife spent
Sunday with George Vorhees and
family.
What has become of Happy Ridge
correspondent? Have you run out OF
stamps.
Martin Hutfines is on the sick list,
DR.. Lee of Rockbridge, is the attend
ing physician. ARKANsAw.
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Mt. Zion

We are still having the nice grow
ing weather that makes cheerful the
heart of the farmers. Showers and
sunshine.
Mrs. David Casey and daughters,
Hiram Mason, of Nelsonville, G. II.
Mason, of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, and
Lynna Atkinson, of this place, took
dinner at the home of B. B. Woolery
and wife, last Tuesday.
George Mcdaniel, of near this place
sold fine beef to Kontner, of Mel
sonville, last Thursday.
Miss l.. M. Atkinson, of near here,
is visiting her aged grandma Dean,
atpresent.
We are glad to clasp the hand and
see the jolly form and face of our old
friend and school-mate, Thomas Ma
son, of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, called
here by the death of his sister, Mrs.
Jane Conaway, of Logan.
Charles Dean has been helping B.
b. Woolery harvest, this week.
After weeks visit in the country
with relatives and friends, David
Casey, wife and daughters, returned
to their home in Nelsonville.
S. l.. Atkinson made business trip
to Nelsonville, Friday.
B. B. Woolery passed through here
enroute to Nelsonville, last Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Groves, Of near this
place, has been very sick, for few
days.
Benjamin Woodland, of near Coon
Vile, attended preaching at Mt. Zion.
last Sunday.
Joshua Clark, wife and little daugh-
ter, of Asbury Ridge, and Luther
Allen, wife and daughter, of Zion
Ridge, spent last Sunday very pleas
antly, after the service at Zion, witt
b. B. Woolery and family.
We would like to offer reward te
the fox hunters, of this place, fol
every fox pelt they will produce. Oul
chickens are all being caught, don't
know whether its the foxes or the
hunters. Better kill the foxes ano
square the books any way.
Frank Klotz, of this ridge, has beer
helping G. w. Mcdaniel, put up hay
this week
Rev. James Massie, of Gallipolis
preached his farewell sermon for this
year at this place, last Sunday eve
ming. Rev. Massie Is we'll loved by
the people and we wish him success
where ever he may be called In ths
coming year. MA.
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Cream Ridge

The farmers are all busily engaged
IN harvesting hay.
Nelson Bigham was on this ridge
Thursday, doing some carpenter work
for w. b. Zeigler.
Chas. Gladman and family, Of otto
wa, Kan, and Mrs. John Seesholtz, OF
Columbus, visited the formers sister,
Mrs. w. b. Zeigler, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. Martin Kline was Logan
shopper Saturday.
Thomas Schaal visited his parents
near Ilesboro Saturday and Sunday,
Mrs. II. B. Head was Logan visit
or Saturday.
The st. Mary's Drilling Co., have
commenced drilling the well ON the
Zeigler farm, near Gibisonville.
Pearl Zeigler and Merton Weltner
attended colored camp meeting at
Adelphi, Sunday. HONEY Boy.
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Marion No. 9

Cutting hay seems to be the
order of the day.
Simon Rutter, wife and daugh-
ter, Evelyn, were the Sunday
guests of Samuel Bright and wife.
Estella and Jessie Wright called
on Ida Fickel, Sunday afternoon.
Isaac Wolfe, wife and two
daughters are spending few days
with their daughter, Mrs. Edward
Nigh, of Columbus.
Edward Fickel was seen going
toward Logan, Sunday evening.
Mr.. o. Price, of Logan, de-
livered a very interesting sermon
at Bethany, Sunday.
Chester Wright called on Harry
Fickel, Sunday.
Hello, Marion No. 5 see you
are not asleep; but We want to
hear from you more and then we
will not think you are asleep.
Jessie Wright called on Goldie
Scholl one day last week.
Goldie Scholl and Elizabeth
johnson called on Hazel Pierce
one afternoon last week.
Goldie Scholl called on Rosa
Mohler, Saturday evening.
Levi Wolfe called on William
Pierce, Sunday afternoon.
Hello, Gypsy Hollow! Where
are you from2 You must have
droped down from the sky.
Isaac Rutter and wife were seen
passing through our vicinity Sun
day.
Lew Carpenter and wife, of Lo
gsn, attended church at tn.
Dunkard's, Sunday.
'sweet bird thy bough Is ever green,
Thy sky Is ever clear,
Thou hast no sorrow In thy song,
Noo. Yer in tI''r YEAR"
RUMBLE BEE.
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War Against Consumption
BUMBLE BEE

All nations are endeavoring to
check the ravages of consumption,
the "white plague that claims &C
many victims each year. Foleys
Honey and Tar cures coughs and
colds perfectly and you are In nc
danger of consumption. Do not risk
your healt by taking some un'
known preparation when Foley's
Honey and Tar is safe and certain
in results. The genuine is in a
yellow package. Bort d Co.
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Harden Reunion

A family reunion was. held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Beery near Ewing, Sunday, July
10, in honor of Mrs. Beery's fifty.
third birthday, it also being the
twentieth anniversary of Mr.. and
and Mrs. Reinstetle's wedding,
The brothers and sisters had not
all met together In IL years.
They are as follows: Eliza Beery,
Even Harden, Lucy Frantz, Glen
Harden, Elijah Harden, Amy
Reinstetle and Wilby Harden
Nothing was told John and wife
of the affair, and judging by the
way John waved his hat in the
air he was really surprised.
At the u,an.. ha4r y CAV bled
in the dining room where the
table fairly groaned under its
weight of good things, and where
we think all did ample justice,
except Glenn Harden, who com.
planned of everything he ate goine
right to his stomach. The after.
noon was spent'ln music and sing.
ing, consisting of organ, violin,
mandolin, guitar, banjo and flute,
Mr.. Feather was also present
and took a few "snap shots" OF
the crowd. AT late hour all
departed, wishing the hostess
many happy returns of the day
Those present were the host anG
family, Joe Frantz and family,
Glenn Harden, Even Harden anG
family, Lige Harden and family
Fred Reinststle and family, Wilby
Harden, and family, Geo. Fields
Sallle Same, also Miss Flors
Smith, of Carbonhill.
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Pleasant View

Phillip Safer called on Samuel
Rizer and family last Saturday.
John Yantes, of near Lancaster,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Solemn Yantes, at this
writing.
Miss Eliza Yantes had for her
Sunday guests Miss Dovie David
son, Mrs. Bashie Long and Chas.
Green.
Joseph Kano.e, wife and little
son Jewel, visited John Safer and
family last Sunday.
Daniel Safer and Fred Bigham
called on Washington Yantes,
Sunday.
Chas. jackson and wife, of
Poverty Hollow, called on Nelson
Bigham and family Sunday.
1t has been remarked by some
writer's that "Rum" is the parent
of all crimes. We can't under
stand why the writer's did not
include "bad line fences"
Who is Billie II. Taftp He is
the same "Bill" that drank to the
health of the Car of Russia few
months ago. And this same Ear
is known to be the most heartless
tyrant that the nations of the
earth ever knew. Is not the "Bill"
Taft of today the came Pompous
Individual who was never known
to hand down a decision when he
was Judge that was beneficial to
the working man-is not the
"Bill" Taft of today the same
Individual that has always cast his
lot with the gluttons of commerce
of the earthp All that the putty
faced delegates who nominated
William H. Taft at Chicago had
TO do was to stand and sing that
Republican doxology:
Praise lied" from whom all blessings
flow,
Praise him all "Reubens" here below,
Praise him ye hosts of greed and graft
Praise "Tedn for landing William Taft.
And then receive their benedic
tion: "Now may the grace of
greed rest and abide with the
Rockefeller the Harriman's, the
Gould's, the Frick's, the Armour's,
and the grafters in general. for
ever-Amen.
o! men, make diligent inquiry
into the past record of William Fl.
Taft and learn for yourselves of
hls heartless acts toward the toll
ers of the land and there will be
no question in your minds as to his
defeat next November. MAPLE.
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South Perry

John Gardner and family spent
Sunday with relatives near String
town.
The ladies of the M. e. Church will
give an ice cream festival in the
church yard, next Saturday evening,
August 1. Everybody invited. Pro-
ceeds for church benefit.
Mr.. r. T. Davis and wife, returned
recently from an extended visit with
relat YES at Magnetic Springs.
Quite number of of our people
are attending the Colored Camp
Meeting at Adelphi.
Mrs. Sherman Wheeler of Chicago,
ILL.,, spent part of last week here,
visiting relatives. She was accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Mildred.
Mr.. Chas. Shell and wife of Colum-
bus, were visiting relatives here last
week. Chas is now holding nice
position as motorman on the Colum-
bus Street Railway.
John Notestone was allowed the
full amount of the insurance on his
barn, recently destroyed by fire. The
full amount being $4,000, which was
much less than the full value of the
property destroyed.
Leslie Stoll and little brother, Rus
sci of Lancaster, are visiting their
grandma, Mrs. Redfern, this week.
L. d. Gardner has purchased a
large monument from Columbus
firm and will have the same placed
over the grave of his deceased mother
inlaw Mrs Rachel Norris this week
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CarbOnhiIl

There is nothing on the free list ex-
cept the laboring mans sweat.
Mary and Lillian Inboden, of Mar
ion township, are visiting their grand
parents, ]. L. Blosser and wife, OF
this place.
Mrs. Jesse Magee and two little
daughters spent last Wednesday in
Logan.
Elmer G. Whorton, of ,Nelsonville,
was calling here, last Saturday eve
ming.
Frank Bartoe, of Moxahala, spent
last Saturday and part of Sunday
with his brother, j. H. Bartoe, Of
this place.
Lesley McAllister, of this place
went to Straitsville, Saturday, to set
his cousin, Mr.. Keife, who got ser
iously hurt in the mine at that place
Liss Guess and Owen Dane, Of
Longstreth, were seen here last Sun
day morning.
Lille Shull, of Sand Run, was seer
here, last Thursday evening.
Joseph Blosser is contemplating q
trip to Michigan in the near future.
Frank Thorn, Jr., has the superin
tending of the laying of the switch to
the Lax and Knight mine near here
The mine will be ready to run Goa
not many days hence.
The Christian Sunday school pupils
In company with Others had an al
day picnic in the grove north of tow
last Saturday. The program consist
ed of eating good grub, ball playing
swimming and all kind of harmless
games. Everybody seemed to be glat
that the other was there, and quite
number spread their dinner and al
ate together, and in one respect the,
were like the Pentacostians, "had al
things common" UNCLE HEz.
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Pierce's, this week.
Frank Polling was Logan visitor,
Sunday evening.
Hod Mohler is suffering with a
sprained back.
Our old friend William Scholl, of
Marion No. 5, was Logan visitor,
Saturday "Bill'' very seldom goes to
Logan and we were glad to see him
there once.
Lawrence Kessler, of Logan, visit
ed his parents, j. G. Kessler and wife
Sunday.
Isaac Rutter and wife visited Sam'l
Bright and wife, Sunday.
Estella and Jesse Wright called on
Ida Fickel, Sunday.
Jesse Fickel visited his grand-par-
ents, Mr.. Rutter and wife, Sunday.
BLUE BELL.
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Was in Poor Health for
years

Ira W. Kelley, of Mansfield Pa,
writes: "I was in poor health fol
two yeare, suffering from kidney
and bladder trouble, and spent con-
siderable money consulting physic-
ians without obtaining any marked
benifit, but was cured by Foley's
Kidney Cure, and l desire to add my
testimony that it may be the cause
of restoring the health of others. +"
Refuse substitutes. Bort & Co.
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Slim ulatiOn Without IrrI.
tatiOn

That is the watchword. Tha,
is what Orino Laxative Fruit Syr
up does. Cleanses and stimulate,
the bowels without irrita tion il
any form.
During the summer kidney irreg
ularities are often caused by exces
sive drinking or being overheated
Attend to the kidneys at once by
using Foley's Kidney Cure
Bort & Co.
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Little RaecoOn Creek

Lon Warthman finished saving
on the l.. B. Mills place last week
and will move his saw mill near
Nelsonvllle.
G.. W. Lane, of Plainfield, Ohio,
Is visiting with relatives.
A heavy rainfall Sunday night
did much damage. Some branches
of the creek were higher than ever
before known.
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Patrons of Husbandry Will
Meet at the State Fair.

The one. event to which all Pa
irons eagerly look forward with
pleasurahle anticipation is the an
nual Reunion of the Order, as at
this meeting they are enabled to
meet and greet their Brethren
| from all sections of the state, and
a years enjoyment is crowded in
to the two days of the annual
gathering. The attendance at
the Reunion increases each year;
in fact during the past years the
crowds have swelied to such pro-
portions that the Ohio State Board
of Agriculture generously provid
ed large assembly room, thor
oughly equipped with every con
venience, as headquarters for the
Patrons during their visit at the
Exposition. Not only does this
festive gathering afford opportun
ity to garner the joys of brotherly
association, but, as the Ohio State
FAIR is purely an educational in
titution, the Patrons reap the
benefit of it's influences and also
enjoy the entertainment provided
by the Exposition managers.
Hon. F. A. Derthick, State
Master, confidently predicts that
the largest gathering of Patrons
ever assembled will be in attend
ance at the coming Reunion, hence
he has prepared program of un-
usual interest, while the State
Board of Agriculture will provide
entertainment of the highest ex-
cellence. Following is the State
Masters official call for the Re-
union:
"Patrons of Ohio are eagerly
looking forward to our annual
gathering on the State Fair
grounds at Columbus, which oc-
ours this year Wednesday and
Thursday, September and 8.
"Headquarters will be at Grange
Hall in the Administration Build
ing, where every provision will be
made for the comfort of visiting
Patrons. Let all " no have ever
been within our gates, but who
may have lost active connection
with the Order, come and renew
their fellowship and learn what
great strides are being made by
the Grange along social educa-
tional and economic lines. Prom
.nent Patrons viii DE present, and
interesting exercises will be ar
ranged. Program and details will
he announced later. The State
Board of Agriculture has in the
past proved gracious Host, and
Will spare no pains this year to
make our Reunion a Red Letter
Day In our memory. Come and
bring your friends; leave your
packages and wraps at headquar-
ters. See the great Exposition
and renew and extend your ac.
quaintance.
"FIaternally,
"F. A. DERTHICK,
"Master Ohio State Grange
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Notice.

Trustees of Falls township will
on Saturday, August l, 1908, en-
ploy "Poor Physician" for term
of one year. Bids will be accepted
until IL o'eloek, noon of said day.
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Probate Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
Accounts ana Vouchers have been Iiled In
tor First ana Final settlement, MARY j
Howdyshell, ministrator OF the estate OF
Dayid " Howdyshell, deceased, and the
same Will come on for hearing on the 2lst
day of August A ID. 1905 at 40 O'Clock A. NJ,
OF as soon thereafter as NAV he convenient.
F.P. MARTIN,
July 80, 3-w Probate Judge.
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Estate of Phebe lane Conaway, deceased
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administla ator With the i'll
annexed of the estate of Phebe Jane Coma
way, late of Hooking County Ohio, deceased.
Dated this % day OF July 1905.
JOHN NJ. CONAWAY,
July 80, 8-w Administrator as aforesaid,