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of Blocks 4 to Is inclusive.
LuKENS ADDITION.

of Blocks to Is inclusive
-LUKENS ADDITION:
Lots / to 16 inclusive Block /; Lots
to inclusive and lots IL to 16 inclu-
sive Block 2; Lots ] to inclusive and
lots IL to 16 inclusive Block 8; Lots ]
to IL inclusive in Blocks and S. Lots
to Is in Block 6; all of Blocks and
8; Lots l to inclusive and lots II 10
16 inclusive Block 8.
FAUST ADDITION
All of Faust Addition.
SOUTH LIBBY ADDITION:
All of South Libby Addition.
SOUTH LIBBY ADDITION NO. /:
Lots / to inclusive in Block II;
and 20
HILLS ADDITION.
Lots / to inclusive, and lots IL, IL
and u of Lot 10 in Block l; Lots /. 2,
II and IL, and IL of lots 3 and 10 in
blocks 2, 3, and L.
JENNISON ADDITION:
Lots / to S inclusive and lots IL 10
is inclusive in Block /; Lots ! to in
elusive and Lots IL to % inclusive in
Block 2; Lots 7 to % inclusive in Block
3, Lots to II inclusive and Lots IS
to % inclusive in Block 4 all of Blocks
and 6.
EVERGREEN ADDITION:
Lots /, 2, 3, and 6.
That each lot or parcel of land with
in such district shall be assessed for
that part of the whole cost of the
sprinkling in such district which its
area bears to the area of the entire
district, and that the amount of the
proposed levy for each lot of 3l75 feet
is Two and 25-1OO (S225) Dollars.
That the original resolution to create
such district is on file in the office Of
! the City Clerk in the City of Libby,
which is hereby referred to FOR future
particulars.
That the objections of property own
ers to the final passage to create such
sprinkling district will be received and
considered April 2, 1885, at 8 o'clock
P. M. at the council chambers Of The
City Hall in the City of Libby; such
objections should be presented in writ
ing, signed by the property owner, 10
the city clerk.
BY order OF the Mayor and City
Council of the City Of Libby.
/ (SEAL) r. r. VELDMAN,
1t City Clerk.
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Mrs. Switzer Is Hostess.

Mrs. Elmer SWitzer, Sir, entertained
the members of the Ace and Twelve
club at her home Thursday night The
evening was devoted to bridge with
the following winning prizes: Mrs Z.
VI. Boyes tor high score; Mrs. /. G.
Klenck for low score; Mrs. r. r. Weld
man for holding queen high most, FREE
quently Mrs. Paul Church won the
guest prize. Other non-member guests
were Mrs. Earl SWitzer, Mrs. M. r.
Karnes and Mrs. Chas. D. Rowe De-
licious refreshments were served at
the close Of an enjoyable evening.
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Enjoy End OF Series Party.

The members of the Four Tor One
pinochle club enjoyed delightful end
Of series party last night, with Mr.
and Mrs r. w. Swarens hosts. High
score prizes were won by Mrs. Paul
Church and Jack Swarens, while The
consolation token were awarded to
Mrs George Hayes and r. w. Swarens
A travelling prize was won by Harold
Miller Dainty refreshments were
served. This completed the first series
Of this enjoyable card club.
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Entertains FortnightIy Club.

The Fortnightly club was entertained
last Thursday night by Mrs A. VI
Hoffman, with honors Of the evening
won by Mrs. Jean Racicot, who cap
tured the high score prize. by Mrs
W. N Curtis, to whom fell the con-
ISOLATION token, while guest prize was
presented to Mrs. Elnlen DUNCAN. Re-
freshments We're served The club will
be entertained at its next meeting BY
Mrs. L. j. Olson
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such district is ON file in the office Of
the City Clerk in the City Of Libby,
which is hereby referred to for further
particulars.
That the objections of property own
ers to the final passage to create such
lighting district will be received and
considered April 2. 1885. at 3 o'clock
P. M. at the council chambers of the
City Hall in the City of Libby such
objections should be presented in writ
ing, signed by the property owner, 10
the City Clerk
By order of the Mayor and City
Council of the City of Libby,
r. r. VELDMAN,
1t City Clerk.
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sat down to sumptous initiation BAN
quet. The new members are: Betty
Baker, Helen Luxa, Oscar Fields, Gloria
Mortenson, Glenn McComas, Louise
Moore, Mary Lenore Martin, Celia
Nolop, Vera Jean Vinion, Jean Maize,
and Richard Neils Part of the initiation
was waiting on tables and doing The
dishes. The new members proved them
selves experts in these lines and willing
workers.
ODDS AND ENDS.
The Home Economics class have
begun their second project in sewing.
This project is to be more complicated
than their former efforts and worried
lines arg appearing on the faces of The
students as they puzzle as to what will
look difficult but will really be quite
simple to construct"
The Junior orchestra will entertain
their parents and all other persons in
terested next Tuesday afternoon at $3.50.
This will be their first performance be-
fore the public. -4s-sFs
By an oversight the name of Mar
land Adkins was omitted from the
Honor Roll We take this occasion,
Marland, to give you due credit for
your standing
GEOLOGY FIELD TRIP.
Last Thursday, the weather being
bright and sunny, ye geology class
donned coats and overshoes and started
on field trip, their destination being
the grade just across the bridge
Upon being told by Mr.. Wood that
the boys would probably reach The
bridge first, the girls -toppled pell-mell
down the street in various heights Of
heels, until few Of the boys, some
what exhausted by strenuous efforts to
keep the lead, hailed a passing car and
rode in triumph to the grade A few
minutes later Edgar Beardsley 1.-THE
mean thing) rode by with HIS car full
of boys. The rest Of the male members
of the class wisely resigned themselves
to the tenacity Of woman to her
rights, and Jagged behind.
Once there, however, the girls were
only too glad to let the boys pick
around in the clay deposits, while hey
themselves assiduously hunted in The
road for dry places to stand.
After hearty and sometimes heated
discussion the class decided that The
banks were glacier laid, because Of
the lack of strata and the mixed sizes
and materials in the rocks.
There were few or no casualties, ex-
cept for the fact that Birdie couldn't
manage TO keep her rubbers on, ano
once Shrimp lost his footing and Tor
few minutes only the brawny arm Of
Bill .. saved him from roofing in the
mud. Our P G. students conducted
themselves with all the austerity their
position required Hienie stood i'm
mersed in an aloof and profound dig
nifty which quite awed the rest of The
class But, on the other hand, Mutt
Cormier would back up Pete Dis
steady flow Of augmentation with ar
occasional approving -effacing muir
muir which was worthy Of Freshman
conversing with a Senior or member 81
the faculty.
All in all a very pleasant field trip
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he T amarack
Continued from page ID

The machine, while not new, is in OK
cellent condition. 1t is a. large, electrical
orthophonic which cost originally
about $780, The photograph was OBJ
tanned for a small fraction OF that
amount.
1t is the aim of the music depart-
ment to use the money made by
operettas and concerts for the purchase
of permanent equipment. A hundred
and fifty song books were purchased
with part of the proceeds this year. The
portable photograph, which the school
owned, has been repaired and when a
library of records has been built up
the school will have the worlds best
music for study and enjoyment. A
year ago the school purchased, with the
proceeds Of previous entertainments,
the beautiful Steinway grand which
now graces the auditorium. A present
need is a radio that would bring 10 the
pupils the wonderful music that is be-
ing broadcast dtring the school day.
Each child, whether he can play or not,
ehould learn to listen intelligently to
susic.
Did Pete Detiens show you the two
-,arhles he won? Quite haul. PAUL
You'll be able TO play marbles if you
keep on.
CLICK CLICK.
AS new equipment or the CONNER
cial department, 4, noiseless typewriter
has been purchased. All of the machine
writing students have eagerly tried The
new "contraption" and their many diff
ferent opinions are as unlike as the old
and new typeWriters.
Writing noiselessly on a different
keyboard involves a departure from
habits firmly installed by weeks of
effort. Only time can tell how many
more such typewriters will be installed
here, but, as with all modern inven-
tons, we are glad to investigate and
lend a willing ear, eye, or hand 10 their
mysteries.
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Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
THE WHITE PARADE
Loretta Young and John Boles

This picture has SOUL An immortal
story of student nurses warm OF
heart gay Of spirit 4. brave OF
soul behind whose chaste white
uniforms there's youthful laughter and
the most human drama that ever
touched sympathetic heart.
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Explanation: You see we spent all
the money for the radio broadcast, so
we have to get the newspapers to print
it free
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koOtenai I 1eatre
Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
DOUBLE FEATURE

Mad with jealousy, the criminologist
planned a crime! With painstakinK
science he covered his tracks T. then
gambled thousand dollars that the
homicide squad would arrest the
wrong man!
1.-THE CRIME DOCTOR"
withOtto Kruger, Karen Morley, Nils
Asther, Judith Wood, William Frawley.
and
AMEANEST GAL in TOWN"
Nobody loved her
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Receipt books. Is cents, at this office.
Western News tt
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CLICK CLICK.
ROUND AND ROUND.

This week we saw.
louisiana Olson enduring The
mumps Dolly Manicke telling about
the hero in the bushes and the horsiest
evidence? See the Tipping II class ;or
explanation Trudie and her baby
(glacier) . Harry Karnes scootering
in front Of the K NJ Edward
Neils demonstrating to the elements his
proves as a cock doodle dooer !.
Greta expecting (Mumps) 80. That's
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GIRL S ALL-STAR BASKETBALL
TEAM

An honorary All-Star Girls Basket
ball team has been selected from the
various classes. Members of the team
We're chosen according to their ability
displayed in the inter- class tournament
neld two weeks ago,
First Team--Right forward, Bella
Brown, left forward, Gertrude Pival;
center forward, Anna Louise Olson,
right guard, Dallas Manicke; left guard,
Olive Stevens; center guard, Phoebe
LaMunyan.
Second Teams tell Stolarczyk,
right forward; Joyce Daggett, left or
ward, Ida Minde, center forward; Betty
Richardson, right guard; Marguerite
Reedy, left guard; Margaret Gildea,
center guard.
Honorable Mention-Helen Zajanc
Clara Schneider, Betty Mann, Helen
Martin, Edith Darlington, Ruth Baeth,
Ruth Switzer.
Best all-around pla e Gertrude
Pival.
Who was the cause of Jack Rowland
beloved Substituted chewing on door
in the upper hall one day last week?
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SENIOR NEWS.

Senior rings have arrived and the
members of the class are happily ex-
changing notes as to the superiority,
durability, and general workmanship
of their rings The rings have plain
mounting with a large square onyx
set The crest is shield with a Tam
arack and class numerals engraved on
it. Needless to say the Seniors are very
pleased with their purchases and are
solemnly vowing never TO part with
said articles.
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BONERS HEARD HERE AND THERE

Thanatopsis is a funeral dirge which
was written for the death Of Caesar.
1t is wholly in relation to funeral ard
in the last lines lie down with pleasant
dreams'.r
Incremental repetition is a person
which is not credit to community.
Muztagh was the Son Of God.
Dissertation means running away.
"A toast to the capital means they
were feeding toast to the capital
JUNIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY.
At $50 o'clock Wednesday the mem
bers of the Junior High Honor Society
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-12

Perkins, (Capt) c., 77---3
Miller, g., So .-----1
Clifton, g., A ---2
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-12
Irladelpllla

Arthur Edgell and son Mont Of
Roseville visited Wednesday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Edgell.
Mrs. Ernest Norris who had been
improving, was not so we'll last
week. Miss Mildred Torbert and
Miss Mary Esther Torbert of Phi
10 spent the week end at the w. 4.
Torbert home.--C. r. Massey left
Monday for Lima, to attend state
grange.
Surprise for Mrs. Carpenter
Mrs p. E. Carpenter was very
agreeably surprised last Sunday,
when her children came with well
filled baskets, to celebrate her
birthday anniversary. Those pres
ent were Lyle Carpenter and fam
ily and Mrs Lois Elliott and fam
lily Of Blue Rock; Mr.. and Mrs. p.
E. Carpenter and son Lee of the
home. Mrs. Carpenter was pre-
sented with set of dishes.
Mrs. Edgell Entertains
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Edgell enter
tanned the following guests at din
ner Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. p w.
Masterson, of McConnelsville; Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Masterson and son
Bob Of East Bloom; Mr.. and Mrs
O. c. Taylor. Columbus; Mr.. and
Mrs. James Watts and daughter and
Mrs. Will Cannon and daughter of
Crooksville, and C. r. and r. O.
Massey
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-12
Stockport Route Two

There will be regular meeting Of
East Windsor grange Friday even
ing, Dec. 13, beginning at 7:30.
Work in the first and second de-
grees.- Mrs. Frank Chapman who
has been in i'll health for some
time, has been much worse the
past week.-Mrs.. Mary Patterson
who has been seriously i'll, is very
low. Her children, Mrs. Carl
Moore, Mrs. Pearl Savage and Mr..
and Mrs Don Patterson have beer
at the home with their sister, Miss
Virgie, assisting in caring for their
mother; also a trained nurse. Miss
Vera Scott, of McConnelsville, is
in attendance Dewey Newman Of
Columbus was the guest of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Newman,
Monday evening. Miss Mary Heck
er was calling on Mrs. Dora Sheets,
Sunday and Mrs. John Par
sons and children were guests Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Tenant Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Rowland of McKendree vi
cinity spent Sunday with relatives
here. Mrs. Emma Beach of Penns-
vile is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Riley Murphey, and at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Plummer Scott Mr..
and Mrs. Denzil Frame and daugh-
ter of Philo were Sunday guests at
the home of Mr.. Arthur Hosom.--
Howard Pettibone and daughter of
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-12

knuckle down to these scavengers
and has maintained it's independ-
ence, administering the law fear
lessly according to the provisions
OF the act, has served merely to in-
crease their ire.
Their attacks have been expected.
But it is amazing that certain news
papers have taken the word of
these social workers without ques-
ton, without investigating their own
states work. On November IL, in
the Fremont News there appeared
an editorial, titled Politics Gone
Too Far" 1t charged Ohio's old
age pension system has been per-
verted into a political instrumental
ity and quoted as the basis for this
charge complaint registered by
the American association for social
security On November IA, the
same editorial, bearing the same
caption, and written in an identical
fashion, word for word, appeared
in the Ironton, Ohio, Tribune. Again
the same editorial with the same
title appeared on November 16, in
the Sandusky Star Journal, and
the Athens Messenger carried the
same editorial word for word Oh
November II
1t has always been orr belief
that an editorial represents tho
thought of a newspaper. Perhaps
it is merely a coincident that the
editorials mentioned We're identical
as to titles and words. But it does
look as if these editorials are Of
boiler plate variety, submitted by
the same source that is 2ttacking
Ohio's old age pension system. /
is not our desire TO criticize anY
newspaper or its policies. bat ii
does seem that it would be fair &c
Ohio's citizens who read these pa
pers, that the truth be told about
how these editorials arrive and how
they happened to be identical to
editorials in other papers.
Did those editorials represent the
thought of the editors or were they
inspired by foreign source? Ohio's
citizens are entitled to know these
answers. They are entitled to
know whether these malicious So
cial workers defeated in a direct
attempt to assume control of the
pension division, are now seeking
to gain their objective through an
indirect method, by influencing the
press of the state.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-12
White Pigeon

James Roberts of Columbus spent
a few days at his farm, recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester NORM and
sons and Mrs. Alice Drake spent
Thanksgiving at Ernest brakes, Of
Xenia, and enjoyed a bountiful tur-
key dinner Agnes Drake is spend
ing some time at Xenia. Mrs.
Gladys NORM attended her club, re
Gently and Mrs. Fred McIn-
turf and David McInturf were Sun
day dinner guests at Cyd McIn-
turfs. David remained for few
days visit.--L. o. Snearly and Mary
Merrill spent Sunday at Jay
White's.--J. r. Best and wife, Rus
sell Best and wife and daughter
were Sunday callers at George Nice
swanger's and Harry Hooper's.--
Freed Clark was able to return to
work, Monday, after being off duty
for two weeks from effects of being
injured. - Mr. and Mrs. Judson
Balding were week end guests Of
Russell Hill and wife.--Ray James
and family were Thursday evening
callers at Cyd McInturf's. Chas.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-12
NOTICE OF FILING PETI-
TION FOR TRANSFER OF
FUNDS BY THE PENN
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES.

Notice is hereby given that the
Trustees of the Township of Penn,
| County of Morgan, State of Ohio, did
on the 11th day Of December, 1885,
| file it's certain petition in the Court
| of Common Pleas of Morgan County,
Ohio, being Cause No. 6262, in said
| Court.
The object of said petition being to
| transfer funds in the sum of Two
Hundred (s2oO ool dollars. from the
Road and Bridge Fund to the General
Fund, and a sum of Seventy-six and
ten-hundredths dollars ts76.10) from
the Special Assessment Fund to the
General Fund for the purpose of pay
ing certain expenses which must be
paid from the General Fund.
The said Township prays for an or
der Of the court directing It's Trus-
tees together with it's clerk to trans
fer a sum OF 100000 from its Road
and Bridge Fund to the General
Fund. and q sum of $76,10 from it's
Special Assessment Fund to the Gen
eral Fund.
That said Petition will be for hear
ing on the 21st day of December
1885, at 1000 a. m.
ID. c. PARSONS
Clerk of Penn Township, Morgan
County. Ohio
BY Carlos NJ. Riecker, Its Attorney
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-12

Commissioner Northrup, talk by DR..
| Tombaugh and short talks by SEN
iors; Thursday the Hi-Y boys give
experiences at statewide conven-
ton at Tiffin
local Hi-Y club visited the club at
Marietta.
The next basketball game will be
Friday night. when Crooksville
plays here.
Basketball
Both boys teams OF NJ. & NJ.
school opened cage season Thurs
day night at Caldwell Reserves
lost opening game, score 1915.
Wallace of locals was high scorer.
having seven points. Moore of Cald-
well was high scorer for them.
NJ 6 VI. regulars took fast,
close, and hard fought contest from
Caldwell regulars, score 20-19
Perkins led our team in scoring,
with seven points. Clark was Cald-
wells high scorer, with six points.
The current home basketball sea-
son for the two boys teams of M. &
NJ. high school was opened here
Saturday night, with contest of
Roseyille regulars and reserves.
IN reserve game locals won, 21-
IL. Anderson was high man for
M. e H., getting nine Of 2 points.
Berry was Roseville's high man,
with five points.
In the game Of the two regular
teams the NJ. & M. boys won their
second consecutive one point mar
gin game, 1917. Perkins was again
high, with seven points For Rose
vile the high man honor goes to
Lloyd, the left guard.
The first two games of the cur
rent season have been very close
and exciting, SO if you want to see
good basketball games this year,
come and see the M & M. REDS"
in action. The next home game is
Friday night, Dec. 13, at high
school gymnasium; our opponents
will be Crooksville. Come and sup
port the team; that is all it needs
now.
NJ. & Nj.
G. F T
Sherman, f., SIS --2 1 5
vaughn, T., SO q 2
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-12

Benjamin spent the week end at
the l.. o. Snearly home Mrs. Kate
Risen is spending some time with
her niece, Miss Grace Risen. CLARA
McInturf has returned home. Nor
man Scott and wife were Sunday
callers at Freed Clark s. Mr.. and
Mrs. Vivian Wise and children of
GAINESVILLE were recent visitors at
j. r. Best's.-Loretta Williams
spent Monday night with Velma
Parsons Mr.. and Mrs. Roy James
are attending state grange at Lima,
this week-J. A. Fouts spent the
week end in the twin cities.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-12
"KNOW THE TRUTH. AND THE
TRUTH WILL MAKE YOU
FREE"--frOm Sickness, Adger-
sity and Inharmony.

Chiropractors know and are deE-
Onstrating every day that the Pow
er of Life animates and carries On
the many functions of the body,
viz: Respiration, circulation. diges-
tion, sensory and motor functions,
elimination, etc. Low vitality, poor
circulation, deficient elimination,
Indigestion, sluggish liver, weak
kidneys, veal, eyes, and all other
weakness, is simply Lack of Power
or Life Force.
If you are sick. see your Chiro-
practor at once. and let him explain
new H-1-0, N-C-M system of Chi
ropractic, then you can understand
how easy it is to get well and en-
joy living.
Your Chiropractor.
DIR. l.. A. PAINTER, ID. c..
Office over Blue Bell Confectionery
Hours Sill "a, 7-8
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-12
plantSville

Floyd Fawcett and family who
left here last spring, and went to
Parersburg. are now located in
Colorado B. E. Armstrong has
completed fine new barn Earl
Carpenter and family, Earl Tucker
and wife Gouise Grimes) of Ames-
Vile, and Floyd Grimes of Canton
spent Sunday at Robert Grimes
Arch McCune has erected a new
porch to his house dale McCune
visited recently with Carlos Car
penter. Ruth Hannah Thompson
of Amesville spent the week end
with her parents, Hilam Thomp-
son and ife--Carlos Harris and
family are occupying the Mt. Her.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-12
Who Inspired Those
SaInc Editorials?

The division of aid for the aged
has become accustomed to attacks
by the American association of So
cial security, but is amazed that in
dependent newspapers i'll Ohio per-
NIT this organization to literally
pull the WOOL over their eyes.
Since the inception of Ohios old
age pension law, the security asso-
citation, headed by men like Abra-
ham Epstein, who stuff themselves
rich from charity contributions, has
criticized and stormed against PEN
sion administration in Ohio for one
reason; namely, that this division
has refused to turn over control to
organized social workers. The pur-
pose of the security association is
to find jobs for their workers and
here in Ohio after the passage of
the pension law, appeared fertile
field. That Ohio has refused to
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-12
NOTICE OF DRAWING
JURORS

Office of Commissioners of Jurors,
Morgan County, Ohio.
December 10, 1885.
To All Whom 1t May Concern:
On Saturday, the 2Sth day of De-
cember, 1885. at two o'clock. p. m. at
the office of the Commissioners of
Jurors of Morgan County, Ohio, Jur-
ors will be publicly drawn for the
January Term of the Common Pleas
Court of Said County
c. f. DEWITT,
FRANK PARSONS,
Commissioners of Jurors.