Clinton Republican from Wilmington, Ohio • 2

The Clinton Republican Newssaw aafl Job OSes BROWNING CO Eorrou mopkietom LOCAL INTERESTS i East Presses ANO TO THE BUSINESS MET CHECKS HOSTEITSRJ DRATS BLANKS CARDS Bids to supply the Government with paper were opened in Washing ton laat Thursday The bids ranged from 7 9 10 cents on the lower grades to 9 5 10 cents on the finer'qualitie 8e3 Ciiandlek Memorial Day in the United States Senate has been postponed until Thursday January 2d 1880 because several of the Sen ators who desire to speak have not completed their orations the the There is a speck of war in West Virginia The miners about Hawk's Nest are dissatisfied with their pay and will not allow others to accept tho wages which they re fuse Xi Leonard Case a Cleveland millionaire died recently lie be queathed property estimated at $1 250000 the income from which is to be applied to the establishment of a school to be called Case School of Applied 20 35 40 32 75 340 SO 12 13 10 11 16(322 15(i'Z2 2303O B0 50(380 16(418 13(15 10 14(316 18 175 10 The Indian Ofice 1 There is trouble in the Bureau of Indian affairs 1 The present Com misionerE A IlATTwho succeed ed John Quinct Smith came in with a grand flourish of trumpets 11c evidently felt that his name was "the synonym for honesty intelligence and virtue and acted as though he believed that every body but himself an! his little clique was a scoundrel on common accounts and that In dian Agents and the officials of the Indian Bureau missed hoopportuni ty to defraud the Government on the one hand and steal from the Indians on the other John Quinct Smith had been hounded from the Bu i reau by methods that were shameful in themselves but had the full and complete endorsement of his par ex cellent successor or weeks a Star Chamber commission sat in one of the rooms of the Interior Depart inent under pretence of taking tes timony that would convict' officers of the Bureau while notone of the ac cused were allowed to be present or to see the charges on which they were arraigned Mr Smith and his ci ief clerk Galpn were mistreated and were driven from the field of their zealous and intelligent labors and after they were outof the way there was no further trouble Mr Hatt hnd his clacquersbad gained their point ind were in quiet possession That was evidently all they wanted in that connection Mr Hatt backed by the Secre tary Mr Schurz has held the office for more than two years Indian troubles have not ceased There 'ihave been Indian raids and Indian lf musacres and even now the Govern inent is using all its endeavors to ar rest and bring to justice certain L'tcs charged with murder and other nameless crimes Mr chickens are coming home to roost The board of Indian Commissioners has been in session in Washington and are through a committee investigating his methods The testimony is overwhelming that the present Commissioner is either very incompetent or very much worse Several of the religious de nominations through whose sugges tions agents have been appointed under the present system are dis satisfied with the management of affairs and some of them notably one branch of the riends have en tirely withdrawn from all connection with the present administration of the office Mr Schurz has declared that he desires that a searching in vestigation may be made and that Mr Hatt shall have the fullest op portunity to clear himself which we take it means that he shall know with what he stands charged and the name of his accusers which if granted will be a good deal more than was permitted Mr Smith un der somewhat similar circumstances WA special dispatch from Washington City to the Cineicnnati Commercial says: gentleman writing from this city to the Charleston News upon hat he calls unquestioned authori ty says Grant will be run as the Re publican candidate and that he has already prepared the points in his letter of acceptance This is not be lieved here except that Grant will be a candidate before the Convention This is universally conceded Judge Mackey of South Carolina who traveled with him in that State says he is as much a candidate ns Sherman or Blaine 4 to the warns of the aged and infirm or sale by all dcujgteta and dealera generally County Offer BILL HEADS LETTER HEADS CATALOGUES ENVELOPES EVERY THURSDAY MORNING and is dsvoted to th KENniCK Sheriff THE REPUBLICAN IS PUBLISHED 4 So 4 85 4 85 4 85 4 10 3 80 2 65 2 50 250 3 00 2 65 2 65 laaagurattai of Governor ester Hon Charles oster was duly inaugurated as Governor of Ohio on Monday January 12 1880 The weather was execrable' and the crowds in attendance were miserable enough aathey plodded theirf way through the slushy streets with the damp snow beating in (heir faces Governor oster took the oath of office in the presence of sn immense crowd Judge Gilmore of the Su preme Bench administered tho oath of office to the new Governor? The Inaugural Address was brief and pointed In view of Gov action in pardoning penitentiary in mates Mr views on that subject are somewhat significant He believes that it is physically im possible for any Governor to give every case where pardon is asked personal attention and so advises the establishment of an advisory board of pardons The Governor enters upon the dis charge of his duties under favorable auspices and will doubtless succeed in adding to his already great popu larity Han Geo Williams Representative Williams is differ ent from his fellow members in that he is a colored man Notwithstand ing this ho found a constituency in Hamilton county who felt that they could trust him to represent their in terests in the State Legislature In that capacity lie is now in Columbus One day last week he walked into a restaurant kept by a man named Beck and asked for a dinner He was curtly informed by tho waiter that they did not entertain colored men Mr Williams asked to see Mr Beck but was told that ho could not be seen and that it was by his express orders that the dinner was refused Mr iiliams went to the Neil House for his dinner His fel low members are justly incensed at his treatment They consider the treatment of Mr Williams an insult to the Legislature and know it is a violation of the Civil Rights bill The following resolutions have been offered by Mr Walker of Logan county: WllEKEAH Tho Hon George WilliamH a inemlier of this House has Ihx ii denied a tinittunce to and enter tainment in a place of public entertain ment in this city iind Whereas Tills fa an attack on the rights and privileges of a member of this House as well as a violation of the laws of the United States therefore belt Resolved That a committee of live members of tins House be appointed to inquire into the facts and report the same without delay Messrs Walker Koons Greene Davis and Hopkins were appointed said committee Mr Beck the keeper of the restaurant says that tho refusal of his clerk to allow Mr Williams to have his dinner was not in accord with his orders The Job Department is well supplied with NEW AND GOOD MATERIAL tiShi Glintott Republican Matters la Maine Affairs have reached a crisis in Maine The Commercial tells the story editorially thus: all the Republicans In Maine seem to know what the were about We were wondering what their were doing The usionists have been audacious but imbecile The high handed old Governor after undertaking the execution of a fraud submitted questions to the Supreme Court and having secured the declaration of the law against him refused to obey it When his time came to retire Iris cotinted in Legislature went through I with all the forms of usurping au thority displayed tbeir fraudulent intent most grossly rode rough shod overall objections and then failed to find a quorum It was at once a fraud and a fizzle The old war Governor Garcelon gone the arms returned to the arse nal a military dictatorship estab lished to do nothing the representa tive of a Senate without a quorum assuming the duties of Governor without a commission the usionists thoroughly disgusted and demoraliz the moment had arrived fora bold stroke This was delivered last evening by the appearance of the Ilepubli cans entitled to seats on the face of the returns who proceeded to organ ize the Legislature in a business like manner and wtll doubtless bold fort They have the law and facts the jxwcr and possession Sherman Is The Man We believe in Grant and have a great admiration for Blaine but as a candidate for President in 1880 we are in favor of John Sherman I le bus been in public life a long time In the House of Representatives he was a leader and was Chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means In the Senate lie was a leader and Chairman of its most important committee that of inance As Secretary of the Treasury his record is all the recommendation that he needs Give us Sherman A Slander of Jim Blaine el Maine Despite the opinions of tho Su preme Court in the premises the usionists in Maine have organized the Legislature Of course there has been a great deal of hard feeling among all parties The latest dodge of tho Garcelon gang as to charge i the Republicans with an attempt to bribe one of the Democrats to refuse I to take his seat In this connection it has been i broadly insinuated that Senator Blaine was privy to this attempted bribery On hearing the report he telegraphed the following character istic denial: the form or phrase of the accusation I pronounce it an un qualified calumny and merely a part of tho monstrous wicked ami un puralelcd conspiracy to deprive a free people of their suffrage by fraud forgery and perjury I am busy night and day in the task of thwart ing the conspiracy and it is merely a part of their dastardly and despicable course to invent somo form of slan der against me I have not seen the charge but I know it is a lie out of whole cloth and I cannot now be diverted from the real work in hand to do more than denounce the cal umny and its 86TThe Annual Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic Department of Ohio will be conven ed in the City Council Chamber Cleveland on Tuesday January 20 1880 at 7 for the election of Department officers and the transaction of such other business as may come before it Posts are en titled to the following ratio of repre sentation: One delegate for every twenty five members reported in good standing September 30th with one additional for a final fraction of more than half that number but each Post whatever it numbers shall be entitled to at least one del egate Post Commanders are mem bers of the Encampment by virtue of their office There is a prospect that Sen ator Edmunds will receive an ap pointment as one of the Supreme Judges The Cincinnati Enquirer is dissatisfied with' the suggestion and warns Democratic Senators that he should not be confirmed Rgy Judge King has presented his Local Option Bill in the House We understand it has been consider ably changed from the shape in which it appeared in the Republican last week USE The birthday of the poet Longfellow will be observed in the Public Schools of Cincinnati very much like was The date is ebruary 27th 4 Thursday January IB 1880 LABELS OSTERS DODGERS Ac Ac A low and in a good atyle ai they can be furnished elsewhere Offiee in Clinton Hall over Drug Store where our frienda are invited to call SALE Leri Miffs Executor plaintiff vs Lewis James et al defendants Clinton Common Picas Or der of Sale IN pursuance of an Order of Sale Issued outof the Court of Common Pleas within and for the county of Clinton and State of Ohio made at the Ost Term thereof A 3879 and to me di rected! will offer for sale at public auction at the door of the Court House in Wilmington Ohio on Monday ebruary 2 1880 Between the hours of 10 o'clock A and 4 of said day the following real estate situate in the county of Clinton acwl State of Ohio and further boumfed and described as follows twit: And In the Village of Westboro being part of lot No 6a in Haynes addition to the town of Westbo ro beginning at a stone in the center of a State road leading from Wilmington to Georgetown 9 poles 11 fent south 44B4 degrees east of the north west corner of binelafr'a land thence north 44'4 degrees east 9 polos and 13 feet to a stone iheuee South degrees east 6 poles to a stone: thence south 414 degreesiwest 9 poles and feet to a stone thence to the beginning containing one third nf an acre of land more or lees tame being a part of John Iheckinnde survey 3015 ALSO Lot No 70 in Mid town adjoining the aftuemen ioned lot A Lot No 1 in Mid Haines Addition to theaid town being a fractional lol formerly on Main stroet three feet thence with the Hillsboro road and Cincinnati lUilrvad to lot No CO: thence with the line of lot No CJ 6 xles to High stresl and 8 poles to the liegiauing together with the privihges ani appurtenances thereto belonging Part of Lot No 66 appraised at $366 Lot No 70 appraised at Ixt Ko I appraised at 283 Terms Of Safe Casb KENRICK Sheriff CC 0 January 1 IsaO NOTICE JOSEPH CANTER Jr nt the State of Indiana county unknown Elizabeth Luttrell and red Luttrell of the State of Maryland county un known will take notice that a petition was filed against them (among other residents of Clinton Highland and counties Ohio) on the 10th of January 1BS0 in the Court of Common Pleas with in and for the county of Clinton and Stateof Ohio by Alfred Canter and is now pending wherein the Mid Alfred Canter demands partition of aad the assignment of the dower of Mary Canter In the following real estate to wlt: Situate in ('liutm county Ohio on the waters creek Izelng part of survey No Iu27 bounded and described as follows liegiuning at a stone in the line of the land belonging to the heirs of Rich ard Luttrell thenco south 44 degrees minutes rst 21 I HW poles th a stone corner to said Joseph Canter thence south 43 degrees west IH'polesio a atone thepce north 50J4 degrees west 20 12 100 poles to a sjigartree in the line of Thomas GeftV land thence north 43 degrees east 19 20 1W poles to the beginning containing 2 acres 1 rood and 31 36 100 poles inure or Jess And that at tho January term of Court the said Alfred Canter will apply fur an order that the der of the said Mary Canter may be assigned and that partition may be made of said and the said parties are notified that they are re quired to apjtear amt answer sahl Petition on or before the thin! Saturday after the 20th day of ebruary 18H0 Doted this 101 day of January 1 W) ALRED CANTER wr A Smith Attorneys January 13 libu flt Wilmlnj ton Ketal! Market Wilmington bay era are offer ing 112a and IL grou for A No 1 hog? thia Wednesday morning Corrected Weekly ty razzb Emos lour uunoreu ai Corn Heal per bnbel Sugar granulated per Sugar pulverized per Sugar New Orleans per IL Sugar A Coffee Rio per ft Coffee routed per Coffee Java per Tea Imperial per IL Tea Young Uy ton perlL Butter per fc Egg per dozen Lard per Dried Beef per 5 Cheeze per Salt per barrel Potatoes per peek Bacon By ulton Crane A Peters Wheat torn White Corn Oate Rye NOTICE 'p HE undersigned has been duly appointed and qualified as Administrator of the Estate of John Young deceased late of Clinton county Ohio JAMES MATHEWS January 15 1830 Among the executive docu ments presented in the House re cently was a letter from Secretary Schurz recommending an appropria tion of 8500 to purchase the first pat ent ever issued in this country Ac companying it is a letter from Hall of Columbus Ohio the present possessor of the document in which ne says it was issued at New York July 31 1790 to Samuel Hopkins of Philadelphia for an improvement in making potash and pearlash It is written on a sheet of parchment twenty inches square in a round old fashioned hand signed by George Washiugtan and certified by Ed Randolph Attorney General SU SALE Jane Thompson plaintiff vi Zimrl Hockett et al defendants Clinton Common leas Order of IK pursuance of an order of Mie Issued out of the Court of Common leas witbin sod for ths county of Clinton and blate of Ohio and to me di rected I will o0cr for sale at public auction at ths door of the Court House Wilmington Ohio ou Monday ebruary 18 1880 Between the hours of 10 o'clock A and 4 of hU duy the following described real estate situate In the county of Clinton and Stott of Ohio and further bounded and described as fvllows: Being and lying in John survey Ku 1172 and beginning at a stone corner of Mary Page thence with herliue nuth 48 degrii 22 minutes west corner of thesald Mary Pago Jesse Benuett at 3 5 32 100 poles 84 40 100 poles to a stake In the margin of a lane corner of Sarah land thence with her line south 41 degrees east 61 GH luO poles to the centre of the Martinsville road thence with the center of Mid road south 48 degrees west 1 8 ViOpoleitoastakecorncrofSarnh Bailey and Hannah Holloway thence with lite line of said Hannah 'Holloway south 41 degreeseat69b0 10s to a stone in her line and corner of Na thaniel liarviy thence with his line north 47 degrees east passing the corper of said Harvey and Samuel Carter at 44 GS 100 xlee 88 72 10) poles to a stone corner of said Carter thence with his line south 40 degrees east 23 40 100 poles to a stone in said Carter's line aud corner of Catharine Bolts thence with her line north 47 degrees east passing the corner of the said Catharine Botts and Daniel Green at 42 20 UJO poles 52 40 100 poles to a stone In said line and corner oi Thomas Ruse thence with his line north 41 degrees 43 nrn ules west 80 80 100 wdes to a stone turner ol said Ruse thence with with his line north 47 degrees east 21 44 100 pnka to a stake In his Hneaud corner of Rebecca Wilson thence with her line de grees west 30 20100 poles to a stake corner of raid Wilson and in the line of Joseph Moon's land thence with his line south degrees west pass ing his corner at 70 33 100 poles 71 poles to a stake corner of Mary Psge thence with her line north 42 1 2 deegreei west 34 poles to the beginning containing 117 acres of land more or 1cm Appraised at 29 33 per acre Terms of Cash KENRICK Sheriff 0 January 15 1870 51 CLINTON COUNTY and th anpport of the Republican Party Adveisements inserted at reasonable rates NOTICE IT) NYE and IL Royston who are non residents of theHLateof Ohio and whose place of residence is unknown will take notice that Jo seph Mulford of the county of Warren in the State of Ohio did on the 12th day of October 1878 file his Petition In the Court of Conimon Pleeswith in aud fur the county of Clinton in Mid Stateof Ohio against James Shaw Margaret Shaw Nye II Royston and Kaders seeing forth that the said James 8 Shaw and Margaref Shaw on the 9th day of June 1874 executed their mortgage deed to the said Joseph Mulford on the following described real estate to wit: Situate in the county oK Clinton and Stateof Ohio and tn the Survey No of Entry 1174 begin ning at a stone in the line of lands lately owned by William Bundy deceased and enrrer to Margaret Arnold's land thence with said Bundy'sorigina! line south 44 degrees west 32 6 10 poles to a stone corner to John itchell Margaret Arnold and Jas Webb also in the center of the ayettevileroad thence with the center of said roud south 28 degrees east 41 8 1 Orioles to a stone in said road and corner to said land thence with said Webb'sline north G3 degrees east 3'J 3 10 poles to a stone cor ner to Mid land and in the line of Marga ret Arnold's land thence with her line north 64 degrees west 16 5 10 poles to the place of beginning 12 acres and 2 roods of land be the same more or less: To secure the payment of $900 and the interest evidenced by certain notes referred to in said roort that the other defendants claim some inter est in said lands The prayer of said Petition is for Judgment for the amount due on the notes and Tnortsrage described in the Petition and in default of payment of said judgment so to be entered that said premise may be sold to pay the Mine with in terest and coats The said Nve and Royston arc notified that they are required to appear and answer said Petit lon'on nr before the third Saturday after the 31st day of Ihjcemoer 1879 JOSEPH MULORD By and Savagk a Smith Attorneys November 27 W79 G4 sueihf's kale John Hulmes plaintiff vs A Snyder defndant Clinton Common Pleas Order of baler IN pursuance of an Order of Sale issued outof the Court of Common Pleaa within and fur the county of Clinton and Mato of Ohio madeat the Oct term thereof A Ji79 and to me direct ed I will offer for Mie at the door of the Court House Wilmington Ohio ou MONDAY EBRUARY 2 1880 Between the hdurs uf 10 o'clock A aud 4 PM of said day the following described real estate sit uate in the count? of Clinton and btato of Ohio and further bounded and described as follows' Being a part of survey nnd bounded and described as follows via: Beginning at a stone in the south east line of the survey corner to John Wright thence with his line north 35 degrees west 4 8 100 poles to a stone in the center of the Wilmington A Blanchester rod thence with the center 4 said road south 22 degrees west 26 40 1 CH poles to a stone south 2054 degrees west 864 poles to a stone corner to Mrs Layman: tbeuce with herline passing her corner south 34 degrocn in mutes east oles tu a stake in the line of the original survev thence ffith said line north 47 deg east 3420 poles to the begiaaing containing 19 acres mure or teas Appraised at $33 00 par acre Terms of Cash January 1 1880 Why Garfield Was Nominated Diverse explanations are given ns to the reasons why General Gar field was unanimously chosen United States Senator by the recent Republican caucus Some attribute it to the influence of Secretary Sher man and others to the personal and political popularity of Mr Garfield himself Those who take the latter view are correct General Garfield has been prominently before the people of Ohio for twenty years hav ing entered the State Senate in 1860 Soon after he was appointed Colonel of the 43d Regiment I nnd Was promoted until before the close of the war he was a full Major Gen eral He has been continuously in the House of Representatives since 1862 and while not so old as John Sherman his public service has been such that he is almost as well and favorably known General Garfield owes his pro ri motion to his own sterling integrity his pure patriotism and his eminent ability He was a leader in the 4 House and will take high rank in the Senate He is yet a comparatively youn(f man and if spared life and health has before him the promise of and distinguished Zy i IS Apropos of the Robert Raikes Centennial to be celebrated this year in England Rev Edward Eggleston has contributed to the Midwinter Scribner a paper on Phases of Sunday School in which ho makes some friendly criticisms of methods of teaching much in vogue nnd of certain falsetendenciesappa ront to him in much of the best meant effort Mr Eggleston has all his life been identified with Sunday School work and the Church of I Christian Endeavor in Brooklyn) has been doing unique aud success ful mission work by the methods to which be inclines At the beginning of a year id which there will be much meaningless panegyric on the system "his suggestions may well challenge the attention of thoughtful Christian people and indeed of parents every JW General Grant is quoted as saying that ho thinks Washington the handsomest city in the world a5 Legislative Committees Below we give list of the names of the members of the Legislative Committees: STANDING COMMITTEES Speaker Cowgill announced the following Standing Committees of the House to day: Agriculture Hill of Hamilton Stubbs Beaman Holloway Cope Tyler of Licking: Barton Moore of Pike and Decker Blind Deaf and Dumb and Imbe cile Asylums Greene Bishop Hath away rame Cory Sharpe and Brenner 75 Kerr Licey Sullivan Heart Dunham erguson and Wal lace Corporations other than Munici Walker Davis Conrad Palmer Ellis Tyler of Wyandot and Vallan dighain Ditches Drains and Water Coura es Letcher Herrick Holloway Al len Brown of Putnam Corry aud Long Enrollment (Joint Committee) Locke Harmon Smith Paine Har dy Wallace and Coryell ees and Salaries Wilson Detn sey Davis Griener Sharpe Wheeler and erguson ederal Relations Harmon Jones Reed of Trumbull Ray Marsh Es till and Patton inance Scott of Warren Car penter Williamson Howard Voight Robinson Reed of Ross Groschcner and Crites ish Culture and Game Pearl Bishop Carlisle Morrey Negley Brenner and Reess Geology Mines and Griener Snyder Wilson Millakin Wolfe Rimer and Hopkins Asylums for Insane Williamson Hill of Summit Carpenter Ells worth rench Kirchener Estill Wheeler and Patton Palmer Herrick Leg gett Howard Atchison Decker and Porter Judiciary Jones Hathaway Townsend Koons Chapman Walker Groom Vallandigham and Brown of Putnam Library Williams rame Ebright Snyder Hardy Yates and Negley Manufactures and Commerce Howard Kirchener Chapman Wil son Sawyer Atchison and Hopkins Medical Colleges and Ebright Hays Bishop Greene i Stewart Crites and Brown of But ler Military Affairs and Soldiers and Sailors Home Dayton Hays Thorpe Allen Sawyer Tyler of Wyandot and Stewart (Municipal Stryker Spetuagle Howard Price Snyder Covert Brown of Butler and Bloom New Counties and County Affairs of Trumbull Wetmore Ells worth Greene Ward Hume and Armstrong Moore of Washing ton Licey Robinson Stryker Bull Marsh and Brownfield Privileges and Elections Pugsley Hill of Summit Young Kerr Brownfield Moore of Piko and Reese Public Buildings and Leg gett Robinson Scott of Jefferson Clements Corry McCullough Groom Public Millikin Leg gett Covert Beaman Hume Mc Cullough nnd Cochran Public Ways Scott of Jefferson Letcher McConkey Cope Ellis Long and Barton Public Worka Stubbs Ebright Sullivan Cole Sawyer Reed of Ross and McCrory Railroads and Dem pey Dayton Moore of Washington Carlisle Allen Pugsley Estill Bull and McCrory Paine Dial Con rad Morrey Yates Crites and Reese Revision McConkey Thorpe Paine Clement Corryell Porter and Rimer Reform School for Boys and Girls Carpenter Sullivan Harmon Walker Tyler of Licking Groschen or and Rimer Rules Scott of Warren Jones Deinpcy Bloom nnd Estill Schools and School Lands Dial Reed of Trumbull Ray Young Brown of Butler Bull and Sharp Temperance Herrick King rame Heart Hardy Tyler of Lick ing and Bloom Turnpikes Cole Spetnagd King Hill of Hamilton DunhamJ Hume and Negley Unfinished Price Wet more Morrey Voight Ellis Wolf and urgeson Universities and Colleges Town send Williams Koons Smith Brown of Putnam Groschener and Armstrong Year for 1880 gives the following statistics of the Methodist Episcopal Church: Conferences 96 itinerant preachers 1 1455 local preachers 1 12402 members and probationers 1696837 churches 16721 parson ages 5599 value of church edifices 166739990 Sunday Schools 19 925 scholars in Sunday Schools 1 543386 presiding elders 444 near ly 1400 pastoral charges are and 1318 local preachers are stationed as No drowningman ever clutch ed more convulsively at a straw than the Democrats do at the flimsy i charge of Republican bribery in Maine The eagerness with which they grasp at it shows into what a desperate strait the Maine conspira i cy has forced their party I ay A telegram bearing date of Mescalero Agency New Mexico Jan 8 has been received by the Commissioner of Indian Affairs an nouncing serious trouble between the Mexicans and Indians Avenue Carden WE have sn hand a Tery fine lot of Asparsrus Root one year ohl 'which we offer attheluv price of 75 cents per hundred or $5 per thousand 'IL zl i'fibd azsV )11 ixf 1 I I nlA VriT I LMIXGTON OHIO O'iB0WMnro 'laitw The Agricultural Convention The Agricultural Convention met in Columbus last Wednesday There was a full attendance 67 counties represented The report of the Treasurer showed a balance in his hands of 15259 27 In considera tion of this favorable showing and the eminent service rendered the so ciety by its late Secretary John Kliitaiit the Treasurer was order ed to pay to his widow two salary At the evening session five mem bers of the State Board of Agricul ture were elected as follows: Leo Weitz of Clinton county Popo of Geauga Cowden of Guern sey 11 Jlaymam of Scioto and Chaney of ranklin Messrs Woltz Popo and Cowden were mem bers of the Board and were re elect ed almost unanimously The new Board met nnd organized by tho election of tho following offi cers: President Wing of Licking county Treasurer David Pope of Geauga county Secretary James leming of ranklin county The President appointed Messrs A Wales Leo Weitz Pope nnd 0 Chaney as the Executive Committee for the year It was agreed that the next Ohio State air be held in Columbus from August 30th to September 3d inclu sive Sir bank Leslie whoso name through his various publications has become rn household word in America died on Saturday nt his home in New York after a protract ed illness Onr Club List We hnve arrangements by which we can furnish the Republican and any periodical named IjcIow postage paid at the prices Indicated ('all nnd sub scribe nnd let your periodicals com mence with the New ear: Harper's Magazine Weekly Harper's Bazar Scribner's Magazin zttlantie Peterson Hemi Weekly Gazette Weekly Gazette Weekly Commercial Weekly 'rimes Ohio unner Agriculturist Enquirer New Advertisements OREST AND STREAM ROD AND GUN A Weekly Journal Devoted to ield and Aquatic Sports Practical Natural History ish Cul ture the Protection of Game Preser vation of orests and tiie Inculcation in Men nnd Women of A Healthy Interest in Out door Recreation 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this the routs from us We are prepared to furnish inestimable family medicine and safeguard against I Garden Seeds all kindsof Plants and lowefs uaruvu uu mirie nvoxviiv uau iuuvuviu mington KINGMAN A SON uaruncr BaMiiucuaumwntu Marek A 1879 8A local option meeting was held in Xenia on Saturday Promi nent temperance advocates were present The meeting seemed Ho favor local option of the Judge Thompson kind Greenbackera will hold a i 'LZtnrrzx disease which is moreow a not agreeable and Convention in effective appetiser and a cordial peculiarly adapt commencing June 10 1880 JAMES HENRY WJtLOlesale and JLetc 11 AND DEALER IN Glassware Queensware Stoneware 137 SOUTH ST22ET WIUKlJGTOli CEO JUST RECEIVED THS IAEGZTT A2JD SECT SELECTED STXK Class and Queensware or Holidays At Lowest Prices Ever Offered in This Market ttANCY VASES AND EVERYTHING IN THE CHRISTMAS GOODS irr vabjety Call and Examine Goods Before Buying December! 1 1879 1 re DUNLAP BBOS Successor to A Taylor MANl'ACTUPEiiX IRST Carriages Phaetons Buggies Of Every Description AT TAYLOK'8 OLD STAND WALNUT STBEfT WILMINGTON A TT WORK WARRANTED 2 TE a XUei SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO REPAIRING We are both practical workmen and feel justHied in guaranteeing our work Assignee's Salyf Real Estale IN pursuance of an Order of Sale of the Probate Court of Clinton county Ohio I will oiler for sale on the prein iw in Liberty township Clinton Co Ohio on Saturday January 17 1880 Between the hours of 12 and 4 of said day the one undivided half of the following described real es tate situate in thtr county in the State of Ohio and in the town ship of Liberty and bounded and de scribed a follows Being a part of Porter's Survey No 2081 Beginning at a stone hi the west! line of the original survey where a stone' corner between two trees ot George Bar land liearssouth 11 degrees east 16 links thence with the line of the survey north 11 degrees west 18 82 100 jxiles to a stone thence south 74 degrees east 20 82 100 poles to a stone thence south 1 degrees east 13 8 100 poles to a stone thence 20 poles to the lieginning con taining two acres of land Ar so The following tract of land situate in the county and State afore said and described as follows: Being part of the above named survey begin ning at a tree south west corner of said mill lot on the west bank of ork and in the west line of the origi nal survey and corner to George Barton thence with snid line north 1 degree 15 minutes west 18 poles a stone corner of the above lot thence east 20 poles to a stone in the road thence north de grees west 13 Mles to a stone thence south 73 1 degrees east20 poles to a tone thence soutli 13 degrees west 41 3 100 poles to a stone in the county road thence soutli 51 degrees west 13 40 1 OOi poles to a hickory 10 inches in diame ter thence south' 1 1 degrees west 6 30 100 poles to a stone thence we 22 poles to the beginning containing four acres anl 19 poles of land lie the same more or less Purchaser also to hnve the wa ter privilege of the race and dam for the use of the mill and a privilege to go to aud from the race and dam in order to keep them in repair all the privilege of the right of way necessary for the aforesaid purjsise on which the grist mill newly built by the sajd A Hiatt now stands Appraised nt $1900 Terms of Sale One third of he pur chase money in hand one third in one year and one third in two years with interest from day of sale Deferred payments to be secured by mortgage on the premisessold I am also an authorized agent to sell the other remaining undivided one half of the above described mill property nt the above appraisement and terms JAMES JOHNSON Assignee of Amos Hiatt Hayes Dwrroixs Attorneys December 2 5 1879 sberjllK SaIe Henry Peachey plaintiff vs Edw in Thompson ct ah defendants Clin ton Common Pleas Order of Sale IN pursuance of an Order of Sale is sued out of the Court of Common within and for tile county of Clinton ami State of Qbio made at the October Term thereof A 1879 and to me directed 1 will otter for sale at i public auction at the door of the Court i House in Wilmington Ohio on Monday ebruary 2 1880 Between the hours ot 10 A and 4 I of said day the following described real estate situate in Clinton and Brown counties Ohio aud Is ing part ot Christian Survey No 1165 bounded and described as follows Commencing at a stone on the south erly side of tiie County road from which a red oak bears soutli IS degrees ea 9i links running tiienee north 47 degrees east GO poles to a stone in the line of the 65 97 lM acres tract situate in Clinton county Ohio and belong ing to the said Edwin Thomp on thence south 45 degrees east 40 poles to a stone from which a white oak bears south 1 5J degrees west 13 links th cnee south 47 degrees GO lades to a stone from which aii elm bears north 45 degrees cast 11 links thence north 45 degrees west 40 poles and crossing county road to the place of beginning containing 15 acres of land more or less said land be ing the same surveyed by A BrownSurveyor of Clinton county Ohio May 12 and 13 1868 iisper record of the same recorded in Book No 6 page 43 of Clinton county (Thio The following ileseribed real estate situate in Clinton county Ohio and being part of Christian No 1165 bounded and descrili ed as follows: Commencing at a stone in the northeasterly line of a 15 acre tract of land situate in Brown county llito and belonging to the said Edwin Thompson standing south 45 de grees east 16 poles from the northwest erly corner of said 15 acre tract run ning thence north 45 degrees west 80 so lpo poles to a stone corner to Madi son land thence north 45 de grees east 3 lopoles to a stone from which a black walnut bears north degrees east 20 links fhenc? south 45lcgree cast Si 80 100 poles to a stone from which a burroak bears north 16 degrees east' 14 links thence south 45 degrees west 131 poles to the place of beginning containing 65 97 100 acres of land more or less said land lieing the same surveyed by A Brown Sur veyor of Clinton county Ohio May 12 ami 13 1G8 as recorded in Record No 6 page 47 of Clinton coun ty Ohio Both tracts appraised at $38 33 100 per acre Terms of sale Cash KENRICK Sheriff Dec 11 I879 5t LEGAL NOTICE The State of Ohio Clinton county ss: Court of Common Picas Mil ler executor of Ephraim Kibby de ceased plaintiff vs Whitaker defendant EK Whitaker of Abingdon Knox county State of Illinois will take notice that Miller cxector of Ephraim Kibby deceased of the coun ty of Clinton State of Ohio did on the 12th day or November A 1879 file his petition in the Court of Common Pleas within and for the county of Clinton in the State of Ohio against hij said Whitaker defendant setting forth that the said Whit aker did on the 9th day of December A 1878 give his promissory note to thesaid plaintiff for the sum of $210 71 due on demand and that demand was made for payment January 1679 and praying that Whitaker may pay said sum $210 71 dollars with interest theron at eight per cent from December 9th A 1878 and the said Whitaker Is notified that he is required apear and answer said petition on or before the third Saturday after the 24th day of Dceemlier A 1879 LINTON Nov 20 6 Atty for pltff CHEW WILD ROSE 5 INE CUT 3 os Package 10 cents 3 1 DOH'T AIL T9 TRI IT 1 SMOKE i WIGWAM LONG CUT i os Package 13 cents 2 02 Package 5 cental IT aT5fVEBT BODY Ucan make monev faster at work fur nafhsn a anything sU Capital not required wiltart yoe L2 per day at borne made by the isdobtrious Men wuir'd Uys and girla wanted everywhere to work for us Now is the time Costly out fit and tcruaa free Addreso True Augusts Maine TO THE PUBMC! 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Manager St Loute A ord'Gcaerar Pamnger Agent Ixiuis liiblmrdl General I rcigbt Agent et Louis AHM OR SALE CONTAINING 65 67 100 acre situated one mile 8uih of the Dakin corner cross nedsfour east of ilarvryshurxh on ag'iod pike a good tHtory frame Louse containing tn rovm pantry porches a No 1 cellar good barn: ten seres ot timber: a never faiihm snrinjr near tbs barn land itl! undertirained with tile Urge orch ard with all kinds of fruit orfvrihor particulars calioo I) vanleubclg adrjas him st Oakland Clinton Co November 27 1879 1.