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Sharp County record., 1908-07-31
local NEWS.

Brummitt and Bristow's steam
hresher has been in this section
this week.
Claude Brown of Salem spent
Sunday in Evening Shade. He
isnow on the road selling HATS.
I Miss Fannie Cochran returned
home few days ago from a Wis
it with relatives at West Plains,
Mo.
Whit Justus was here the fret
part of the week. He is engaged
in buying imber"for an 1mboden
arm.
Z james A. Line and family of
Maxville spent Sunday in Eve.
ming Shade, the guests Of rela-
tfves.
Assessor R. B. Clear will teach
a six months term of school at
Liberty Hill,, beginning in o..
tober.
Use DeWitt's Little Early
Risers, pleasant little pills that
are easy to take. Sold by W. c
Snow.
Battley Baker Of Lave Creek
township made $50 bushels of
wheat this season on forty acres
Of land.
Mrs. Sophia WATSON, one OF
the oldest residents Of Smith
vile, died last week at the age OF
"a years.
John D. Collins, who has been
working at Batesville the past
several months, came in home
Tuesday.
20. l.. Norman Of Balboa drop.
ped in this shop Tuesday and or.
dered his name placed on our
subscription Ast.
Claude Justus, who il engaged
N q school q few miles from
Hardy, spent Sunday here with
Aomo folks and friends.
A marriage license was issued
Tuesday to j. j. Doyle, aged 1s,
and Miss Lizzie Higginbottom,
aged 10, both Of Catheytown.
The clerks report published
IN the Salem Banner last week,
shows that Fulton county Is In
debt In the sum Of S17, ,S22.83.
Col. Sam II. Davidson is
adding considerable improve
ments to his residence. He is
having three new rooms built. I
Luther Southworth was down
from Hardy ono day the latter
part Of last week, having with
him prospective land buyer.
G, j. Wilson and his daughter,
Miss Annie, were at Ash Flat
Saturday and Sunday attending
the Sunday school convention.
Henry Paysinger, good friend
TO this paper in Lave Creek
township, left q dollar on our
editorial desk one day this week
Barnett Bros. Nero. Co.,
Batesville, Ark, are selling best
Rranulated sugar at 90 per pound
where you buy % pounds and
up.
DR.. T. j. Woods, DR.. G, Il,
Craig and Mr., and Mrs. Melvin
Stokes attended the funeral OF
DR.. W. L. Founders at Sidney
Tuesday.
j. M. Wilson, who has been At
Weatherford, Okla, for some
time came In Tuesday for q visit
with HE parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
@. j. Wilson.
Kennedy's Laxative Cough
Syrup acts gently upon the bow.
ole and thereby drives the cold
Sharp County record., 1908-07-31
THE RECORD
BY CLAUDE L. COGER.
Entered Pat the Postoffice at Evening Shade, Ark,
astsecond-cass matter
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

Representatives.. M. Street.
County Judge-W. H. Kelley
Clerk-Arthur Sullivan.
Sheriff-W. o, Smith.
Assessor-W. F, Smith.
Treasurer-S. D. Johnston.
Surveyor-Mack Tounsleay.
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Cedar Grove

We understand that Rev. Lock
wood, of Seightsville, o., will hold a
series of meetings at Pine Grove, in
the near future.
Mrs. Harvey Burgoon was in the
employ of Mrs. Therman Becker last
week.
Mrs. Belle Flood is quite poorly at
this writing.
Jacob BANTER visited his brother,
A Banter, of Pine Grove, last week.
Henry lies, of Logan, who has spent
some time visiting friends in this vic
unity, has returned home.
Harry Gordon made business trip
to SO. Bloomingville last Tuesday.
Frank Trouty is in the employ of
II. A. Gordon this week.
Therman Becker and William De-
vore made business trip to Logan
last Monday.
Jim lies, of Cedar Valley, attended
meeting at Pine Grove last Wednes-
day.
P Clifford lies and wife, of Logan, are
here this week circulating among
friends.
Jacob BANTER caught an opossum
in his hen house. MAUD.
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LEGAL NOTICE

Sealed bids Will be received by The Villnge
ol Logan, state OF Ohio, at the office OF tn o
CLERK OF said Village, until ~ o'clock noon
OF October l3 1905, for furnishing the neces-
ssry labor and materials for the c c)nstruc-
lion OF sewers upon North Street, from Ola
nal street TO Cherry Avenue. on the Zanes-
VIE rohd from Its intersection with Hunter
street 10 Goose Greek Bridge; and in that
part OF said Village OF Logan, south and
west OF the Hooking Canal and north of the
Hooking River, according to plans and
SPECIFICATIONS file In the ONCE of said
CLERK.
Each bid must contain the full name OF
every person, partnership or corporal
Interested In The SAME, and be acconpn led
by bond In the sum OF 5000 10 the salts
faction of said Village, or a certified check
on some solvent bank as guaranty that ~
Inc bid Is accepted, contract VIII he en-
Tered into aud It's performance properly se-
cured, should any bid be rejected, such
check Will be forthwith returned 10 the bid.
der, and should the bid be accepted, such
chesk VIII be returned upon the proper ex-
seution and securing Of the contract.
The right to reject any and all bids Is re-
served.
BY order Of the Council o. the Village OF
Logan, Ohio. &c. GROVE
sept 10 fw Clerk.
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Rauber, VIM. Keller and wife, Geo.
Kleinsmidt, Mrs. Fred Sherrard
and daughter, A Prudence Schanl,
Mrs Peter Keller, f. G.. skinner,
Fred Keller, Lewis skinner, John
A. Campbell, Chas Kleinsmith,
and family, Louisa G.. Hartman,
Karl r. Hartman, Wash Phef,
Earnest Kleinschmidt, j. j. Keller
and wife, Chas. ,Iuergcnsmier and
wife, Mrs. s. G.. Smith, Margaret
Smith, Evan Smith, Mrs. Peter
Kleinschmidt, Fred Stracke and
wife, Minnie Stracke, Gertrude
Delp, nellie Stracke, Margaret
Beery, Ed. Kleinschmidt, Eli
Keller and wife, Lewis Frasch and
wife. Fred Kleinschmidt and wife,
Mrs. Katharine Keller, t Logan;
G. A Nj Smith and wife, of DAN
Vile, Ill. Lillian Lsrison, w. w.
skinner, of Newark J. A. Hengst,
of Westerville; Chas. L. Hengst,
Geo Barthalow and wife, f. ID.
Hengst and wife, DR.. A. r.
Hengst, of Columbus; G.. w.
Hengst and wife, Ralph Hengst,
of Cincinnati; Hattie kreach.
baum. May Kreachhaum, George
Kreachbaum, of Rockbridge.
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THAT GOOD COAL
1Oc Psr PBn,hel
Special Price to Farmers
Call Citizens Phone 1876
LOganPOttGrYC Co.
Mt. Pelee

Flowing seems to be the order of
the day.
Several from this place attended
camp meeting at the Rock House,
Sunday.
Zelda Chilcote is on the sick list at
this writing.
Eta McGrady was in the employ of
Mrs. Anna keister one day last week.
NADIA Sours, of Hooker Station, is
visiting her parents few days this
week.
Mrs, James McGrady called on Mrs.
Lafe Chilcote, one day this week.
Will Bensonhaver was seen on our
streets, today.
Lenis Keister was pleasant caller
on Thomas Febus, Sunday evening.
Ethel Sanders called on Cora and
Eta McGrady, Sunday afternoon.
SIN FLOWER
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER y, 1908,

In said county, and that said elect shall
he held Mt the usual plnce for holding regIi.
lar elections. and conducted In all iespec Is
as provided by law for the holding OF eiec-
tions OF county Ulcers, so far as said law
may be applicable,
Therefore. /. George B. Williamson, Sher.
If of Hocking County. do hereby proclaim
and make IL known,-that In accordance
with the order OF the Court, that n special
election by the qualified electors OF Hook.
ing County, State of Ohio, shall be held In
said county and state, on TUESDAY, SEP
TEN BER 20, 1908. between the hours of $50
o'clock a. NJ. lstandard time) aud $50
o'clock p. M. (standard time) OF said day.
The ballots OF said special election shall
be printed with an affirmative and a mega
tive statement, to-wit: "The sale OF intOx
icating liquors as q beverage shall be pro-
hibit, d )" "The sale of Intoxicating liquors
as Il beverage shall not be prohibited, with
n blank space on the left side of each state
ment, In which to give each eector an op-
portunity to clearly designate his choice by
CROSS (X) MARK
The closing of the polls, the destroying OF
unused ballots and the transmission OF re-
Election OF Hooking County shall be per-
formed according to law, as govern the
election OF county officers. and according to
the statute, 90 Ohio Laws pages 35 to SO, as
therein provided.
Given under my hand and at the Sheriff 8
office In Logan, Hooking County, Ohio, this
81 h day OF September, A. d., One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Eight,
GEORGE b. WILLIAMSON,
Sheriff OF Hooking County.
SAINT lO-y
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Did Governor Harris Vote
For PaLtiSOn.

The attempt of Governor Harris
to side track the campaign into "a
discussion of temperance has al
ready proved fiasco. The gov
ernor's facility for "facing both
ways" ls we'll understood, and he
is deceiving nobody in his effort to
make Il campaign this year on dia-
metrically opposite grounds from
his position ns the running mate
of Governor Herrick three yeais
ago.
Judge Harmon's frank and open
avowa of his position in his letter
to Lloyd p. Bean, of Beacon, o.,
took all che wind out of the gov
ernor's sails.
Governor Harris cannot claim
support for himself from any voter
who supported Governor Pattison
three years ago because he did not
vote for Governor Pattison nor
stand for any of Governor Patti
sons policies in the 1905 camp ripn.
Besides, Governor Harris said IN II
speech at Il political meeting in
Columbus last week that he had
"voted for every national, state
and PreLle county Republican
ticket since the birth of the party
Now he is begging Democrats tn
vote for HIM although according to
his own statement, he never voted
for n Democrat in his life, not even
in "A local election
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Legal Notice.


In pursuance OF an order OF the Probate
t'ourt OF Hooking County, Ohio, l will Offer
for sale al public Auction on the twenty
nth day OF September. 1903, at ~ o'clock, A.
M, upon the premises, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate In the county of
Hooking, State OF Ohio, to-N1t; Being the
south east quarter OF Section twenty three
t2il, In Township twelve tl2l, Range sixteen
no, Township OF starr, containing One
hundred and Sixty-fOur tl6il acres. more
or less; he same being the lands owned by
George W. Lee, Meliss, }. Lee and Albert X.
Lee, Imbeciles. IL Is situate near Union
Furnace.
Appraised at Twenty four Hundred and
Sixty Dollars is2id0O0.
Terms OF Sale: one third cash, One third
In ne year and One third In two wears from
time OF sale, with interesL The deferred
payments 10 be secured by mortgage upon
the premises sold
JOHN q. HEN DERsON,
Guardian OF George w.
lee, Melissa j. Lee and
Albert X. Lee. Imbeeiles.
II f. sPAREoN. Attorney for Guardian,
AugustN. o-u.
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Probate Notice.

y nsrspy evsa Ina the ssan ~
the Probate Court Of Hooking County,
Ohio, for Second and Final settlement OF
Virgil u. Lowry, one OF the Trustees OF the
Wright, deceased; also Statement In lieu OF
account by Eugenia b. Wright other Trus-
Toe OF said estate, and the same will come
on for hearing on the 26t h. day OF Septem-
ber A. ID. 10 & at 10 O'Clock A. NJ or as soon
he eafter as may be convenient.
II. T.. MARTIN,
Sept. q, 1908, a-wks. Probate Judge
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LEGAL NOTICE

Sealed proposals Will be received at the Of
flee of the Clerk OF the Village of Logan.
state of Ohio, until u O'Clock, noon, OF Oc-
tober l2 1893, for the purchase of bonds OF
the said Village OF Logan, Ohio, In the a. :
gregate sum OF $1,000. dated the 9TH day OF
Oct, 1908 each bond being In the sum OF
years Ave months. four years fiye months,
iive years iiyr months, six years five months,
seven years iiVe months, and eight years
five months from date respectively, and
bearing Interest at the rate OF four per cen
tum, per annum, payable annually, issued
FOR The purpose OF constructing sewers on
North street from Canal Street to Cherry
Avenue; on the GAINESVILLE road from Its In
tersectlon with Hunter Street to the Goose
Creek Bridge; and In that territory Of said
illage west and south of the Hooking Ca
under authority of the laws of OHIO. and of
Section 1884 Of the Revised Statutes and un-
der and in accordance with certain orii-
nance, passed on the 18th day OF Aug, 1908,
entitled IAN Ordinance TO Issue bonds for I he
purpose OF constructing sewers on North
street rom Canal street to Cherry Avenue
bridge to its Intersection with Hunter
street, and also that territory OF the Village
oi Logan, sonth aud west OF the Hocking Ca
nal and north of the Hooking River"
said bonds VIII be sold to he hi CHEST and
best bidder for not less than par and ao-
crued Interest.
All bids must state the number OF bonds
pld Tor and the gross amount OF bid an ac-
crued Interest to date OF delivery; ali bids
10 be ccompanied with n certified checK.
payable Ia the treasurer of the Village for
10 per eentum Of the amount OF bonds bid
for. upon condition that II the bid Is accept >
ed the bidder VIII receive and pay for such
onds as may be issued AS above set fort h,
Wlihin ten days from the lime OF award,
said check 10 be retained by the Village II
said conditions are not fulfilled.
Ihe village OF Logon Ohio, reserves the
rant 10 reject any and all bids.
Bids should be sealed and endorsed "Bids
Tor Sanitary Sewer Constructing Bonds.'
F.C. GROVE,
sept. lO, 1-W Clerk.
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Exchange News
JACKSONVILLE BUCKEYE

Mrs. Elizabeth Kaelin spent
Tuesday afternoon with friends in
Logan.
John Acker, of Logan, was the
guest of relatives in this city
Labor Day.
Mrs. Wm Bort, of Logan, waa
the guest of friends in this city
Saturday.
Mrs. John Monahan returned
Wednesday from visit with her
mother, Mrs. Helen Bowen, of Lo-
gan.
Miss Josephine England and
Philip Hensel, of Logan, enjoyed
a drive to this city Monday.
Park Myers, of near Logan, was
calling on relatives and friends in
this city Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Powell had
for their guests Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs Geo. Adamson, Mr. Guilbert
Buckland, of Logan, and the
Episcopal Archdeacon, j. w.
Dodshon, of Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thad Allen, of
Logan. John Petty, of Chicago,
and Mrs. Vern Bowen, of Colum
bus, were the guests last week of
Mrs. Emily Petty, returning to
their homes Monday evening.
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Cured nay Fever and Sum
mer Cold

A. j. Nusbaum, Batesville, Indi.
ana, writes: "Last year l suffere d
for three months with summer
cold so distressing that il inter-
fered with my business. ! had
many of the symptoms of hay fe-
yer, and doctors prescription
did not reach my case, and took
several medicines which seemed to
only aggravate my case. Fortu-
nately l insisted upon having Fol-
ey's Honey and Tar in the yellow
package, and it quickly cured me.
My wife has since used Foley's
Honey and Tar with the same sue
cess" Bort a Co.
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Saturday, September 26, 1905,

at one O'Clock, p. NJ, on said day, offer for
sale at public auction, the following lands
and tenements, to-wit:
Being fractional lot number nine (9), in
Section number thirteen (13), Township
number thirteen U3), Range number eigh-
acre on the north east side of the public
road conveyed to Rachel Moore, and also
100 of an acre heretofore conveyed to Ell
Patton, which is described rs follows: Be-
ginning lie chains south of the north east
corner of said lot number nine t9), thence
south Gi12 degrees, west % chains, thence
north 2sl5 degrees, west 40 chains. thence
north 40 degrees, east LBS chains, thence
south 3Sla degrees, east l2O chains to place
of beginning, containing seventy-hve t76)
acres, more or less, subject to the mortgage
of Olive and Bethel for $4,000, dated July B.,
1896 and bearing interest at the rate OF per
cent. per annum since said July 3, 1896.
which said mortgage is recorded in Vol. 1S,
records OF Mortgages of Hooking County.
To be sold for not less than Twenty-seven
Hundred and Forty.eight Dollars t$2748 COZ,
the minimum price at which it can be sold
as fixed by the court.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
Given under my hand at l. ogan, Ohio, this
2Oth day of August, 1903.
GEORGE B. WILLIAMSON,
Sheriff of Hooking County, Ohio.
August q, 5-w.
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If you will make inquiry 1T be o
revelation to yon how many sue.
eumb to kidney or bladder troubles
in one form or another. If the
patient is not beye nd medical aid,
Foley's Kidney Cure will cure. 1t
never disappoints. Bort & Co.
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Golden Rod Valley
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC

The correspondent witnessed fine
time at the Sunday school picnic held
at Halls Grove, Saturday; a good at
tendance was there and good speak
ing was had. The Union Fur
mace band, the Old Town string band,
graphaphone and organ rendered the
music. There were three churches
included in the exercises and other
speakers of other places. Following
is Bethany program, which through
prolonged efforts the scribe secured.
We hope no one will take otfense be-
cause we did not have the entire pro-
gram, but the scribe was unable to
secure it, while some of it was called
off voluntarily. The day was spent
in music, recitations, songs and
speeches. Prohibition was discussed
and through the efforts of the people
the picnic was great success.
PROGRAM
Recitation-"The Drummer Boy" 49,.
,.,..... ...,..... ..........,.... Ethel Wolfe
song-"A Shout of Victory, No. sai 49,.
.,. ...-... .......,., .,.-,,........,B By Choir
Recitation-"Staying up Late" .......,...
..,...,.. e.. .,.......... Francis Fickel
Defamation .... .....................
..;....... Jessie Wright and Grace Wolfe
Song-"My Mothers Bible. No. 400" Choir
Declamation-"NellieG Gray" Beulah Polling
Dialogue Wine ana Water" 49,. ......
Bennh and Susie Polling and Ethel
Inboden
Recitation -"rhe browning Singer" -.
ID. .,,,......,.. ..... ,Goldle Scholl
Recilation-"This Little Girl" ......
..-. . .,,. . Ethel lnboden
Recitation-"The Child's Mlssion"..
-....., .-..... ...,........,.,. Esther Bright
song mo. iio" .....,......,,.. ... Choir
This is the program as it was rem
dered, although half of it was omit
ted owing to the space OF time.
Webb's Chapel rendered very fine
program, the songs and recitauions
were sung and spoken very we'll.
The program was as follows:
song-"Ail Hail the Power Of Jesus
Name" ".. Webb Chapel Choir and
Congregation
Prayer .-t-..........-,.,.. ... Rev. Fisher
Temperance Song 49,. .... ,.... ...
... Mrs, Alta johnson and Choir
observation-disclosures Joe' . Anna Cell
Song-"Make Me Blessing Today" Choir
Recitation-''Soug of the Splnelsssr
Solo Miss Ella Bowlby and Choir ON Chorus
Song by the Children
Recitation-"What Women and Children
Think of the saloon" ..,... Hattie Orn
Harmony and Mt. Pleasant were al
so Identified with the program.
Frank Fickel called on Dwight Pol
ing, Sunday,
Orfa Snyder is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. ID. A. Polling.
Dove and Beulah Polling and Orfa
Snyder called on VIM. Geiger, Sunday.
Edith Wolfe, of Cherry Ridge,
called on Goldie Scholl, Thursday.
The people of this place are start
ing to cut corn and in a few more
days they will be at il full force.
Several of our citizens spent Labor
Day at Logan and the Fair grounds.
Samuel Inboden was a Columbus
visitor Sunday.
Beulah Polling and Ethel Inboden
visited Mrs. Eber Wolfe and family,
Tuesday.
Mrs Kate Stature called on Susan
Polling, Thursday.
The writer had the fortune OF see
Ing cherry tree In full bloom recent
ly.
GRIFFIN.
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Rose Bill Non-partisan.

In his Youngstown speech Gov
ernor Harris tried to create the
impression that the Rose county
option bill was party measure
and was enacted by partisan
vote. Quoting the sentence in the
Republican platform favoring
Legislation relating to the liquor
traffic in accord with the policy of
high taxation for the saloons and
local option for the people, which,
he says, means taxation as rep
resented in the Akin law, and
county local option as well as local
option in smaller units; no more,
no less," he would leave the i'm
preston il he could that the bill
was opposed by Democrats on
party lines. The truth is that the
Rose bill passed both senate and
house by a strictly non partison
vote. The Anti-Saloon eague
was very careful to avoid any
thing like display of partisan
ship while tie bill was pending.
Republicans and Democrats spoke
for the bill, Republicans and
Democrats spoke against iU. The
House was Republican; the Senate
was Democratic. The Rose bill
passed both houses. Republicans
and Democrats voted for the bill,
Republicans and Democrats voted
against it, and a partisan question
never entered into the debate or
the vote on the bill. That is uffi :
cient to show up the governor
false attitude on this question and
to take the very question which
he tries to make an Issue out from
under his feet.
Besides, il the governor says
the Republican platform means
ono MORE, NO LESS" there is
no issue left. The state has the
"high taxation for saloons" in the
Akin tax and local option by
counties, townships, municipali
ties and residential districts in
cities. 1t is not possible to have
more local option than that.
If the governor and Wayne B.
Wheeler, who assumes to discredit
the statement Of Mr.. Harmon,
whose integrity is known through
out the nation. have any other ia
sue to bring forward at the next
session of the Legislature, it is not
to be found in the Republican
platform and Governor Harris
does not take the people into his
confidence to tell them what it is.
So the governor has talked him
self clear out of his own pet ISSUE,
and left himself nothing to do but
chang away at temperance"
while lodging the real issues as to
state affairs which he diligently
tried to cover up when the legis-
lature tried to get at the facts.
OF Interest to Many
Foley's Kidney Cure will cure
any case of kidney or bladder
.,l ~ a.
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SHERIFF'S
PROCLAMATION
FOR SPECIAL ELECTION.
To be held Tuesday, Sep
tember 20, A. D., 1908.

WHEREAS, on the Sth day OF Sept EN- her,
1908, mt the Court House In Logan, Hooking
County, Ohio, before Hon. Geo. II Martin.
Judge Of the Common Pleas Court OF said
county, appeared certain electors of said
Hooking Cou ity, and filed n written petit
ion wherein and whereby more than thirty
five per cent OF the qualified electors OF said
Hooking County did petition said Common
Pleas Judge for the privilege to determine
by ballot whether the sale of Intoxicating g
liquors as q beverage shall be prohibited
within the limits Of said county;
And, whereas, the said Hon. George T.
Martin. Judge 81 the Common Pleas Court
In and for said county OF Hooking. found
I he said petition to be sufficient In form
and substance, and snid Judge did then and
there order thaLa special election be held