LUCIUS ADAMS came to Wooster from Pennsylvania in 1868.  He was a graduate of Jefferson College and also of the Albany Law school.  His sojourn in Wooster was of short duration, during which time he practiced law and was local editor of the Wooster Republican.  In 1869 he removed to Rock Island, Illinois, began practice and has twice been elected County Judge.
Source: The Lawyers of Wayne County, Ohio from 1812 to 1900 by Ben Douglas, Author of "History of Wayne Co., Ohio" - Clapper Printer Company, Publishers, Wooster, Ohio - 1900 - Page 195

EUGENE CARLIN.    Is a son of George Carlin, a popular and prominent physician and druggist of West Salem, Wayne county, and is a graduate of the High School of that village, and of the Law Department of Ada, Ohio.  He is a young man of promising ability, but has only a limited experience in practice.  All the paths and avenues of the world lie before him, and having chosen the law as the main road on which he has pitched his tent, he will find it hedged with thorns, as well as roses, and arched with legible and illegible inscriptions.  The dead and living witnesses along that road testify to the necessity of industry and study from the outset.
Source: The Lawyers of Wayne County, Ohio from 1812 to 1900 by Ben Douglas, Author of "History of Wayne Co., Ohio" - Clapper Printer Company, Publishers, Wooster, Ohio - 1900 - Page 137