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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

oNE- -REpRM.. Ri. and BAH sAs,-
nent apt, suitable fer euald cPis
in excellent Hv reiAhbNrEeoc 70
inspect, call MRS, FRANK. EA.
3 or RMS. private bath clean.
iarss. coo. ecnScnisl Sood !otA-
tion RA l3Sl III
SE. VIC-l4y ru-bedra ccme .
KIT, pyy- bath pyI- home, 'Arse
lawn. $40 nae, 20, S-s0St. Iii
VICINITY IIth AND CLIFTON Sis.
M .--Heora In, rnl EiteaeH. e'-
nczte. semlps!Tate bath. nicely sasr.
Reasonable Cp.s. Cal bet. n.
and ] p-ia, AD S6ls
SCbIET To s MOS. suitable
adults tseatGeSl, ecmplcts S-tu,
bath apt Rsts. :iss coaR 40,
1891 UrsHUR ST. Nw-Draejs
beCrm closed persh SHugs TB'
k,I. prayt SSu mo ia 6lst --tu
NICE FIaN. ROOM. next bath rJs-
yAte hcEae, toy couple o. tNo adu,is
eocE!,sE laundry pCivlls Elu1S2@t
49t Mclean, Va after nm i1.
iaih III SE--iiv. rm, beerm, KIT,
olneits. bath, 81 utlls So
/ bath. ali u.i.s furu SaS
- {. WELDON & CO. Realtors. NE
/ joll. "a
FRANCIS SCOTT KY APT HOTEL
( I ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH
Conaleteiy furnished apt tub and
shower ~ 80 10 80 So per day Cor
! or = taN note, service no tluae
limit, 6u0 crth -. nv Ma S4S6
/ CHASTLETON HOTEL
/ iiTnl l6tA st nw-Furn apis
and : oedrms. DAILY mAld service.
monthly rentals CAL DU luo0.
i25 VICTOR ST. NE.
North OF Catholic University This
, modern &c luxe apt consists Of arse
} IL. room ciuettC kit bedroom.
! bath. .Srge bSrt ard is IN : con-
I Nenlert. iu-t0vU, -hQS-tAre location.
I rens, $40 riug utilities. ulrely fur
/ ntShCO ava. DC lumeClatFN, cpeH.
I For Inspection call RA -SNJ -ln
"A r. l. AVE. NV.
Nicely furn rms kit and bath
! on Is; a So - mo. iacl UtIi<.
| HENRY J. ROBB INC lu@t Ner-
mont ave NV d. Sl4l -
| 18th AND D SITS. NE.
! Ltv ng I'm bedgm KIT pvt bath;
1 all woGefn improvements, also pvt
entrance VIII accept one ehild.
Il s-H3NS, ~-iu
! CoLoRED-III5 sth ST NV
| Nicely lurn- nm apt. semip't.
! lISS REALTY co, RE. S2H+
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"A & / AVE NV
APARTMENTS UNEuRAIsAEp

MEuRILEE APTS.-- spacious apt.
close To tranSp.. elementary and
hiGh school, shopping center ard
R1sa.ns,,2S 1hsStsT 3rd S sn9 ". petgnf' 1.2I HWY
= large rms, modern KIT. and bath,
SIS, Az utils AD. 77lJ; sun. and
enSS RA Inn -
AIRPORT; sGe 50 incl. all utils. Ap-
phcat!onS now bctng taken between
$50 and II each 7ay except Sat.
Mr.. 10th AND TuCKERMAN NV
Larse bedrm Nv rm: l3xsH, Junior
bldg Sl@5 mo, MA 2o75 or OIL.
sSoi MINI. AVE sF,-I bedfm.
ssSy, n1i, Tm; dins'ts E, Rrp and ,p%v: eSsS:
INC. 9I@ I7th st NV. RE. 1896.
APT. uNFuRN. g larse bedrms..
ample ei9Sst space; spacious; ,S,; eeeooss
s "nd n1ils am mel Fm soUfHERN Syf }ai' Hlis Us
APPrs., 800 LivinSston terrace Sc.
RiVERDALE, Mp.-lst floor, rms.
KIT, PVT SSth G,sS front and rear
DowSfowN spsysnio gN Sf% S2vS PLAZA. ii iils
apt, in elevator BLDG. suitable
couple; SIS mo See Janitor, and
apply B. F. SAUL CO, a25 10Th
BRADlEy BLVD. APrs.-AvailabIs.
"-bedrm, apts. Sa4 SO incl electric
light and sas veterans preference.
hIol Hilandale rd Chevy Chase.
Md. Phone OIL. 3@4o. once hrs.
I7a6 10th. p block Conn. ave. and r
Front living room "A feet LONG.
fireplace, bedroom opening onto ter
race. kitchen, bath, house newly re-
modelled into apts.; sll5 month.
ARIiNGToN, 1900 N. Oak st. eow.
147a. IL hedrm. apts. S74-SSb.
l block from transp, rcdecorRted.
BASEMENT APT. for rent 3 rooms
and pvt. bath at l344 N Carolina
ave ave ne $50 mo- Between = and
Arts. AVAIL. at cobur Terrace. 500
Defense hwy. Bladensburg, Md.
Close to schools and shopping CEN
ter, bus stops at door WA. 256s.
ROCKVILLE bedrms. liv. rm,.
dining alcove, kit, bath and rear
screened porch. $75 month. Phone
Rockville 20S6. III
1881 ST. NE. ] room. kitchen and
bath; Just painted. Frisidaire, all
utilities included. S45 month, Ap-
LORD CALVERT APIS. colicgs
Park-Ayailable immediatsly, Cool,
sliding-door closets. Adjacent TO
Y: Of Md; 20 min. from downtown
Wash Excel. transportation. CAN
esi5 ALLENTOWN RID. sE.-Havs
Of o'e trees ss aropnd asa pvt :p s5o Wo mo O'fm ine
IDEAL LOCATION, cross ventilation;
nrjv nri sh9p; Nv HpSssi SSss restricted adql''
kt sun porch srsf 0err pTvate eSf eapianse e and
residential section; i Blk. to store
and transp. No pets or. children.
S35 mo, heat and water furn TIE.
APT. NE. Ca2a5 M st. n.el. sol so.
liv. rm.. bedrm., kit, dinette, bath,
WILLIAMS in basement apt. ME.
sS8i 10th ST. NV. No. 14-2 rms.
kit. bath, SGg. so mo See janitor.
LISs REALTY co, RE, s2e4
III 1t. lnsI sIshsnf1}s s9sis IS sss1 sa!h so
NEAR 10th AND SPRING RID, NV
2 uniurn. rms, porch, bath, conv.
Ira ,ransp ,Jo,Sh yeT,Sh home Tu lx@e
living room, bedroom, kitchen and
bath. Utilities included. Rent, 500
per month. Spacious apartment;
including sun parlor- bedroom. small
den, Kitchen. dinette bath. Utili-
ties included. rent, Sl0b per month,
Janitor on premises Saturday and
Sunday. Week days, call MA 027i.
BRADLEY, BEALL a. HOWARD.
INC, 233 Southern Bldg. MA. 027l.
Ill
GEoRGETOwN--Em apt. full
size kit PVT bath, SO so mo, incl.
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PIANOS
STEINWAY

For the best in recond. steinway
srands. come to Campbelrs. All oi
ouehiy recond. by our expert fac.
tory trained technicians. We also
have a complete display of new
Steinway grands and console mod
els. Liberal allowance for your
present piano. -. Terms may be
arranged to fit your budget
NV, DI. S464. 10
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TAKOMA PARK. MD.

No. 10 Manor Circle -bedrm apt.
Ssi so; 2-bedrm apt, S9l 50; now
available ! block TO transp. and
shopping. Phone SH. 1857, 81.
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LONG BRANCH APT.

New. modern. 2-br apts, syail i'm
med. Sal per mo-. incl all utilsi
shopping and theater within walk
ing distance. bus TO project. Ap.
ply rental ONCE rear S706 Old
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Greenhouses (Gude's)
At 1880 Bladensburg Rd. NE
Must be sold at once; will
sell complete or in parts. Also
GLASS, PIPE, VALVES AND
PARTS, AT BARGAIN PRICES.
Ask For Seymour
PETUNIAS

PETUNIAS
and portulaca, 75c q
doZ.; box of 100, S3.95.
Ever-blooming roses
Large scarlet-sage, cannas and Ian
tanas. So doz. ASHTON NURSERY,
6510 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Open ewes till 9: Suns. till 6. Ill
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ss. #. ACE WRECKNG q BUILD
MG MATERIAL CO., 4002 Mime
eota eve. me-, Lu. 4-0600. -
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and Chinese art objects. Any guam
e'ss; eVss., EN- en- d7ss ESa'' Sesai' CHI $685.
BEDROOM, dining room, contents OF
home; cash. We do moving, storage.
Ia. 1887; after pm. GE. 14l6.
BOOKS BOUGHT, all kinds, any
pense. ALBION BOOK sHoP. 1858
CLoTHING-Men's suits, pants and
shoes: ladies' and children's wear.
2O1 H st. NV. 1852 14th st. NV.
CL0THING-Highess prices for mems
st, s. HS,;ET,,.AAD S7S7 WIN eaii, "a,
Rss;s.nss' fiasls pieces xT se9s Bought. AID. ss7s
FGsSiTGaEAwin G6sisfsaSsi Al IGis gu, entire con.
tents Or odd pieces. Also old china.
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling fol
s. years HOPWooDa sth and j
SITS: NV. ME. 1857
FURNITURE-Wanted at once. furni-
Sa. s1Ts and 6S a6Susehcid sacss EFFECTS sa Entire Entire
articles. ;, refriserators. gas stoves,
asfeshss csi MI os2bY fs2afb5s k s1s szs sssa Please
FURNITURE BOUGHT
Cali co. 1866 Till 9 PM.
FURN.-Entire household contents,
old glassware. silver. misc, china;
sisefsf sao ssh prices s.s Al ? dsss 3 EuRS ezoH'
stoves. furn. ACME STOVE co.
1011 7th ct NV MA S952
GOLD-Brtng your old gold, plati-
pay cash A. KAHN. INC. 50 years
at 93b 2 st. NV
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BULLDOZER, S-ft. blade, owner
operated; Is years experience. Gall
BULLbozERs AND LoADERsEPor
grading. excavating and land clear
ing. Free estimates. AT 0725.
ULLDOZERS-Large and small now
available. Land clearing and also
eXcavating. Call HI. 4933. -12
FANS high pedestal, DC fans,
cost $27S each; for rent for season.
MA. 4796. 10
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO.. 622 z ct
NV National 4O94
PARKING SPACE
Two spaces in rear of 1920 L st, NV.
HENRY j. ROBB, INC, 1924 YER
mont ave. NV. 3
REFRIGERATOR and washing ma
chimes for rent. with option to pur-
chase with credit for rent paid.
DISTRICT ELECTRIC, 5023 Wis
ave. NV, WO. 4902. IA
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ROOMS WANTED

YOUNG EMPLOYED MOTHER would
like rm. and board for self and To-
month-old daughter. Also day care
for child. Box 293-K. Star. Us
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10th and S. Taylor st. adjoining
Bancroft, Two bedrms.. living room.
dining room, kit. and bath; SD2 30,
including utilities, convenient to
busline, shopping and elementary
school. Apply MRS. JOHNSON. 17l&
s. Taylor st, GL B4Bl III
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Iaaa MASS. AVE. N.w.-Downtoxn
large. clean. sinsis ROOM only IS
Isis [ ST. N.w.-pOxntown: large.
clean. twtn.bed room. near bath.
ATTRAcTfvEIY n FURNISHED ROOM,
twin beds, with private bath $50,
THE KENWIN. 1855 Que st. nv
Nicely furn. rms; maid serv.. lsund.
priviis.' SgIe. ana dhle.' sirls only.
1909 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
single rooms. DE, s4a5. ia
sII0 o ST. NW.-Large double rm,
md hoor front, fully furnished.
pupoNf.scoTT up H. OFT CIRCLE - smar.
semipvt.. new tile bath: linens; pvt
entrance; S25. 1856 r 81. NV.
Shown & TO $40 pm.
PVT. BATH, lge. studio rm., twin
beds. bees sonysn: glover PAX egs' gs
CONN. AND CATHEDRAL AYES
Single room, newly decorated and
furn., in pvt home. AID. s54@. III
MT PLEASANT. 1880 Lament st.
n.w.-Very large, attractive master
bedroom. twin beds, windows;
clean, cool, coy; reasonable rent
1900 HARVARD sT. NV. Lse,
windows; $3.50 wk. No. os44
1880 BELMONT, APT. 1-ciean. at
itractiye front rm., empl. adult, conv.
cSMF al RooS MN next no @ 6sth sS3t in Drt
home for lady or gentleman. GE.
1858 BILrMoRE ST. N.w.-Lasge
room southern exposure. 3 windows,
maid service. Call HO. 4537. III
1929 18th ST; N.W,-Large airy
young men and women. De. o654
1904 PERRY PL. Nw.-Nicely turn.
i4tb SlnFle s,Tns Tm pvt nso h9ms next nbo,s to
DTPoNT cfRcLENsinsle Sie a and double
front rms. some for Ink. AID,
ACROSS srATLER Large corner
room. adjacent showers, twin beds;
Sl2 single, S14 double. 1901 K.
Ice. FRONT STUDIO RM.; sink.
,sra ;msil cSs SIX; IS s6,sio, : ! Ex. Gs5s
meE House" Coy. $3.50 and S.
ATTRACTIVE FRONT o. RM,, near
tieman. es1ha o09y IA tfassp' 4as4' s22 mo- gen.
1920 18th ST. N.W.-Former en-
bassy. Beautiful double rm.,, 4 win
phone privils' s'IH An i Unusual fde place Tor Tor
DuPpoNTF poSNhF cfReLE tff5ef NJ f24S 4 Que st. " NV
Lovely sgle. or dble. rms. with
runGnins Ta5er;@ s @ next bath. j..
windows. tMin beds; close in; excel.
GEoRGiEToWVNs. 80 aaas p st. NV.
near Wis. ave.-Light,. airy rm.,
windows, semipvt. bath, and kit.
S5o-S6O. Seen Sat, IL to 4. Ho
1851 QUE ST. NV. "The Kennert"
nnMvTaI; nipg TatsE; $50 wkly, -l5
traRes msid Ssa service ev' oa5 SO no Rxt NE sf
2 E@xTRA-LGE., well-furn. twin bed
dbles. One, with grill and refgr.
bsmt. front; sgle. or dble.; pvt.
9sfh pstfr s@s pay RF ssnt or hack ae GE 4sd SOL
1877 RITTENHoUsE ST. Nv
Beautiful, cool. master twin-bed
1929 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Quiet and
lovely single room. Just redecorated.
1OO6 18th ST. NV, across from
Statler Hotel-Attrac., furn. single
rooms for young ladies; reas. IL
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. 1919 10th
st. n.w.-Large, front, Ssle. or dble.
rm.: excel. transp. MI. 5616. 10
DUPONT CIRCLE STUDENTS-COOL,
DOUBLE AND SINGLE ROOMS
WITH BATH. HU. S766. -
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PLASTER BOARD

TIRE thread: SAY; ixtupes. Gtae BLOCKS, @ % soSt eS
NJ st. NV. NO. 1908. WA. 56O1
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADDING MACHINE and typewriter
standard or portable, by pvt. party
Please call vi. 9292 between 9 and 5
30
ANTIQUE BRACELETS, clips, dia.
monds Of any description. Cash paid
ERNEST BURK. GA 18th st. NV
ANTIQ pric-a-brac
china. glassware. rugs. silverware
paintings; highest cash prices paid
Call MURRAY tstarbeekerl IA
1898
ANTIQUES-Bric-a-brac, china, sill.
verware, old jewelry, glass, any amt
Dora Krupshaw Milestone.
THE-HOUSE-OF-GI
142S Wis. Ave NV NO n2n0
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1926 ?Oth, y block Conn. ave and r
Front living room a feet long.
fireplace, bedroom opening onto ter
race kitchen. bath house newly re-
modelled into aptS.. Sis month,
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n473 l-2 bedrm. apts $74-SS5.
block from transp, rcdecorRted.
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RADIO

Surplus Sale-Summer clearance Of
many items. New stock of tubes
just received. Big discount. Open
all day Sat. Come and save
r & r Ell .ECTRONICS
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APT. UNFURN. - large bedrmS.
ample closet space. spacious. cool,
lV. and ain, rm avail JulNli SpG
mo- utilS incl SOUTHERN HILLS
APIS. 800 LIVINGSTON terrace Sc,
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duty Archer tower. 1925 high;
equipped with 1-yard concrete ap-
paratus (complete). Must sell at
once Make offer. Call MR.. KALI
Inns nj QOS0 -1D
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II,h ANn C1ITrnN IS.

-kAF I'm be dEu, comb &.
hath pVt. home, lArEa
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture, silverware, jewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity. Call Louis Segal. CHI 5333;
ewes TM 6TRS
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BASEMENT APT. for rent. 3 rooms
ave ne. $50 mo. Between q and
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VIRGINIA GARDENS

GEORGETOWN Efficiency apt. II
size kit, pvt bath, $40 50 mo. II
mills No En1n mn pnEp i 4
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"-bedrm aptS. Sa4 so, incl. electric
light and sas veterans preference,
610l HillandAle rd Chevy Chase.
Nd. Phone OIL. 3"40. Once hrs,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-09-21
Ddngler-Mdrqudrt
Nuptidls S0lenanized

Miss Colleen Dangler, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Dangler of
Bluffton, Rt. / and Ivan Marquart,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Marquart,
Ada Rt. 8, were married in a cere-
mony at the home of the brides
parents, Sunday afternoon, Sept. 10
at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. c. E. Bateson
of Bethel Church of Christ officiated
in a double ring ceremony.
The house, darkened for candle
light ceremony was decorated with
baskets of gladioli, roses and garden
| flowers.
Accompanied by Miss Ruth Ander-
son at the piano, Mrs. Opal Ar
spach sang "The Sweetest Story
Ever Told" "The Lords Prayer
and Il Love You Truly"
The bride was escorted to the
parlor by her father where she was
! given in marriage. She wore a royal
blue tailored street length dress with
white lace hat and accessories and
carried white satin Bible topped
with pink orchids and white satin
streamers. Her jewelry was three
strand pearl necklace with matching
earrings, gift of the groom.
Mrs. Roberta Warren, classmate
and close friend of the bride was
her attendant. She wore a navy
blue taffeta dress with white acces.
sories and pink orchid corsage. John
Warren, best man, was an intimate
/ friend of the bridegroom.
! The brides mother wore gown OF
aqua with black accessories and the
groom's mother wore green crepe
with black accessories. Both hae
white carnation corsages,.
Following reception after thu
ceremony, the couple left for wed
ding trip to Niagara Falls and Can
ada.
The bride, a graduate of Mt. Cory
i Rawson high school in the class o.
1850 is employed at the Triplet
Electrical Instrument Co., Bluffton
The bridegroom, graduated from
the same school in 1947 and is EN-
ployed at the Buckeye Coach Manu-
featuring Co, in Beaverdam. Th'
couple will live in Beaverdam.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-09-21

The very first English cattle that
came to Ohio or to the West We're
from Patton's herd and We're driven
from Kentucky to Chillicothe.
Cattle raising was of great import
ance in Ohio more than 100 years ago
before 1850. The remoteness of the
country from the early markets kept
the price of grain so low that it was
more profitable to feed it than to sell
it. So the western cattle waxed fat.
The profitable business of raising
cattle for the Eastern markets began
in the rich bottom lands of the Scioto
River more than 125 years ago.
Early Cattle Feeding
In the early days cattle were not
sheltered but were kept in eight or
10 acre lots and fed twice day on
unshucked corn and the fodder. The
method of cutting corn stalks near
the ground and stacking the fodder in
shocks also originated in the Scioto
cattle areas. That provided more
fodder than jerking or topping the
corn. So the cattle and the old corn
cutter and shucking peg were born
in Ohio about the same time.
Old time cattle raising ard feeding
were little different from those of
today. Only marketing methods
and prices-have changed greatly.
Patton's Kentucky herd of cattle
We're descendants of English cattle
brought into Maryland. Renick's cat
tie imported from England mostly
We're shorthorrs. Since the begin
ming many importations have been
made - Devons, Shorthorns, Here
fords, Ayrshires, Red Polled, Alder
neys, Jerseys, Guernseys, Polled
Angus and Holsteins, all are in the
state and are shown at the county
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-09-21
LEGAL NOTICE

Harry j. Redrup; Mary Redrup,;x ,;....
r Redrup: the unknown heirs, devisees
legatees and assigns of Harry J. Redrup, de
ceased. and the unknown heirs. devisees
legatees and assigns of Mary Redrup, deceas
ed, whose places of residence are unknown
and with reasonable diligence cannot be as
certained will take notice that on the otf
day of September. 1850. the plaintiff A. =
Shindoliar filed his petition against them In
the Court of Common Pleas of Allen County
Ohio, the same being case No. 3es75 in said
Court to quiet title OF certain real estate II
said petition described. towit:
Situate in the City of Lima. County oi
ALLEN and State Of Ohio. Iniot numbei
Eleven Thousand Five Hundred ana
Ninety tli590) in b. s. Flowers Addition
TO the City of Lima, Allen County. Ohio
The prayer of said petition is to quiet tht
title of said real estate and for Other
equitable relief Said defendants are required
TO answer said petition on the 1ith day Of
November. 1850. or judgment will be taker
against them. -
A. E. SHINDOLLAR
BY Light & Siferd,
His Attorneys 2S
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fairs.

fairs.
In winter, 1851-1852, the Ohio
Dairymen's Association was formed.
In 1861 the first statistics of cheese
making were collected. In 1886 the
amount of factory cheese made in
Ohio exceeded l6,500,00O pounds and
cheese made in farm dairies 100000
pounds.
The foregoing figures emphasize
change iE the purpose and use of
Ohio cattle. At first they We're de-
sired, strong, muscular and adapted
for labor. Then cattle specially fitted
for beef We're in greatest demand.
With cheese making came the demand
for dairy cattle, still preyalant today.
Il the prices go higher the trend will
again be back to beef.
Up to 1856 Madison County had
principally been grain district, from
which huge herds of cattle were
raised and shipped to Eastern mar
kets. Then on the first Tuesday in
March, 1856, the first cooperative
cattle sale was held at London.
Held without organization or officers,
the sales have kept up nearly 100
years. There buyers and sellers get
together and the sales are made at
auction and in droves. At the 1856
sale only 993 head were sold, bring
ing a total of $31, ,762.50. Next year
there We're 4,704 cottle, bringing in a
total of s105,753.6s. During it's first
80 years the unorganized cattle sales
at London moved 145,416 head of
cattle, worth total of S5,813, ,902.25.
Most cattle sold during the 80 year
period were ear-olds-57,4 ,441 of
them bringing an average of 1920 a
head. During the same three decades
103 bulls were sold for an average of
$47.21 apiece; and 1,24S yokes of
oxen averaged S134.54 for the pair.
Though stock of all kinds were first
included in the sales, they soon nar-
rowed down to cattle and horses and
eventually almost exclusively to
cattle,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-09-21
LEGAL NOTICE

Jasper j. Ewing Mrs. Jasper J. Ewing.
wife of Jasper J. Ewing; Florence M. West
........ West. husband of Florence M. West
the unknown heirs. devisees, legatees and
assigns of Jasper ]. Ewing. deceased. and
the unknown heirs. devisees. fegatees and
assigns of Florence nj. West. deceased. whose
places of residence are unknown and with
reasonable diligence cannot be ascertained.
will take notice that on the 23rd day OF
August, 1850, the plaintiff Superior Homes
Inc. filed its petition against them In the
Court of Common Pleas of Allen County
Ohio. the same being case No. 39847 in said
Court to quiet title of certain real estate in
said petition described, towit:
Situate in the City of Lima, County oi
Allen and State of Ohio. and being a strI
of land ten C0) feet in width east and west
and one hundred twelve 012) feet Ions
north and south lying between Iniot number
three thousand three hundred and seventy
t337o) and three thousand three hundred and
seventy-one (337D in Ewing Addition TO the
City of Lima, Ohio.
The prayer of said petition is to quiet ths
title of said real estate And for other equit.
able relief. Said defendants required te
answer said petition onl the 28th day OF
October, 1850 or Judgment will be taker
against them.
SUPERIOR HOMES. INC.
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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-09-21
Ohio Cows Tale
BY marry l.. Hale

Back in the memory OF most
Ohioans fingers a time when chuck
and rib roasts were on the table
beef that did not firt with the 81
pound price tag and the threat of
that figure freezing into 3 ceiling.
SuccuIert steaks sizzled on the range
and hash was disdained as a poor
relation.
Cow meat comes from cattle, be it
slaughtered in a Kansas City abattoir
or some farmers stake-and- rider
fence corner. Consequently the cow
is an interesting thing today, to the
metropolitan, suburban, urban ard
rural alike. Let's talk about the Ohio
cattle.
An OK lacks lot of being tender
chewing but was the pioneer of the
bovine contingent in the Ohio back
woods. In Cincinnati, oldest large
settlement in the state, Abraham
Garrison used an OK to pull the sweep
of his horsepower corn-cracker mill;
that was in 1871 and the first refer
ence the writer has found of anything
akin to the COW family.
Cattle Bring S2 Each
Beef was not yet 80 cents a pound
i'm 1890 one of CinciEnati's best
| corners was traded for nine cattle,
worth about 50 apiece. And in July
| 1900, David J. Poor run an ad in the
weekly newspaper: 'Beef-beef-
beef-David j. Poor informs the in
habitants of this place that he still
carries on the butchering business,
etc, but expects his customers to
settle up with him every Saturday to
enable him to furnish beef of the best
quality for money is the TRADE that
will fetch it."
June 25, that year, Nehemiah
Hunts ad read: Nehemiah Hunt
gives notice that he shall sell fresh
beef at his old shop on Sycamore
| Street to those that will favor him
| with their custom, most every morn
! ing"
| In 1904 beef was quoted in "Prices
| Current" as very scarce and more on
the market. But in 1877 it was SELL
ing on the market at 6A cents a
pound. Fresh venison, which tasted
like it and was nearly as tough, was
quutuu at zcents pound.
A good "milch cow" could be had
for less than ten dollars.
Few readers will remember Felix
Renick-he has now been dead 102
years.
Father of Ohio Stock Raising
Renick was the father of the stock
raising business in Ohio and gave it
both standing and system. Born in
It'll in Germany, Renick came to
Ross County in 1898 ard in 1884 or
ganized the "Ohio Company" to bring
thoroughbred cattle from England,
going there with others that year to
select and buy some of the best
English cattle.
The first regular stock sale in Ohio
was held October 26, 1885, at Renick s
farm. A slender, low-voiced man, he
was well liked and many a dinner
party, dance and fox hunt were given
by him at High Rock farm, in Leb-
erty township, Ross County. Renick
was killed in 184S by a falling timber.
| It was Renick however, who drove
the first herd Of cattle from Ohio to
an Eastern market-before he him
self, became interesting in importing
1t was in 1904 that he drove the herd
over the mountains to Baltimore.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-09-21
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EDITORS NoTE-This 70 one
of series of articles to appear
in the Blufton Ne,os dealing
with early Ohio history. Others
wilI appear in forthcoming
issues.