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The Press., 1884-01-03
HOME NEWS.
Local NOsices.

For presents in fancy pieces of furnitur' and room ornaments you will find an i'm mense number of Easels, Wall Cabinets Beautiful Stands, Pedestals, Rogers Groups Footrests, Backing Cases, Shaving Stands Wash Tables, Writing Desks, Piano Stools Easy Chairs, Mirrors, of most beautiful de signs and finish at much under the usual price of such pieces and sizes at AS Canal street opposite the Maine depot, in Boston.
 Only one week more before the drawing of the China Tea Set, Hanging Lamp and Vases, offered by J. J Galhvan Co. Also for one week they offer the balance of then sock of Holiday Goods st wholesale prices, and much of the stock at less than cost. This great opportunity for bargains is offered the public until the night of the drawing (Jan. l2) for the fine prizes.
 stafford Springs. Conn., Dec 2S 1883
 Messrs SNOW & EARLE-Gentlemen We, the undersigned have used the remedy known as BILIoUsENE for sick headache with decided benefit, and we recommend it as having great merit for the cure of that complaint.
 RICHARD G BEEBE, A. H. hEAvER.
 EDWIN l. PERRIN Mss FsEELosE"ALkEE' ERE
 JAMES LAsBURY Supt Warren WooenCo
 -Ppatt's Astral Oil sold by E. A. Buck $ Go. Lewis, the State-st. shoe dealer of Spring neld, mas the pest l1ne oI @A SuoeS, Ao1 ineA . and ladies' wear, in the market.
 You can buy Violins, Flutes, Guitars, Banios, Cornets, Harmonious, cheap for holiday presents, at Stimpson's, 396 Main-st., Springfield.
 Do you want Photograph for New Years present? Remember that Hardy, at Springfield, takes pictures on a cloudy day as we'll as on bright day. He gets the finest effects and makes very superior picture.
 The Bay State Range, made by the Bar. stow Stove Co.,, of Providence, is giving such good satisfaction that they are in great de mand. Dealers say that they are the bestsell- ing range they ever handled. The Bay State Range is made from the finest grade of iron. Not only is the Bay State the best heater. the quickest and most perfect baker, but house. keepers say it is the handsomest range they ever saw Stafford agency at J. J. J.Galivan <
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so VI EKS.
GCORREsPoNDENcE.l

lCORRESPONDEGCEl
 Mrs, Elwin Kibbe whose husband died re- gently in this town, wishes to express sheer est thanks to neighbors and friends for their untiripg kindness during his sickness, and at the time of his death,
 The select school, which has been closed since the departure of Miss Lee for Gal fol hia, will be re-open. on Thursday Jal. 3d, il charge of Miss Nellie s. Sh. r. ma of Newtonville, Mass Miss Sherman is graduste of the teachers department of Vel esley coil-ge, and in the opinion of her acquainta Ices and parties inter sted b of requisi es for the position. A large and it IS hop d that the school will be 8 cJutinned spcc ss, and become perma- neat thing.
 In the mi i'd of your item ger we may saf' fly congra ulate ourselves il the acqui- sition of Miss Sherman 10 succeed Miss Lee in our home school. Will the public support 8 good school, and sus ain good teacher, a.,d give 8 cordial welcome to a genial straug.r?
 Horticulture IS being very sase ssful y carried On this wi lt-r by ma y of our lady speci lists. The developme.. ts ill gera l. ums, callas, a,.d he foliage plants are truly remarkable, but, l., th.- mind of your re- port F, Lhe greatest marvel of all is that some of the plants shown IS can b. ar such breaking names, and yet have any vi tality l 1t with which to bear flowers.
 --Th.se who happen to be. passing through the northwest quarter. of our stre t, aud in the vicinity of the caravan sery-a about sunset on New Years Day werr favor with g sight not much less novel thaa that which greeted Rip Van Wiakle in the Catskiu moultaias, only to the naked eye of the casual observer no '.hagon" was visible. A close scru iny re- vealed, not Capt. Hendrick Hudson, but auother military gentleman aud Mr. Hen shaw pitted 9gainst d clerical croquet ana- ateur aud his paFtn.r ID friea adiy gam on the sAoW.
 The ung of the hammer on the anvil was stopped on Saturday last by a severe "crick, which has since t mporarily disa- bkd MT. Calkins, the blacksmith. It is u rare thing 70 have hls furnace fire go out, and for more than quarter of cehtfry the music of his smitny has been scare ly interrupted.
 We learn that Mg. and Mrs. Q, B. Peast, now in G orgia, are expect q home during the ensuing week.
 Certain transfars in real estate arr hin ed at whiah, if completed, sill bring yaiu8bi aTae ssrUns to our soniA and lit@- any MrMes s4e
 --The New Year ball WIS deferr, d. The music of the previous dance, which U,me from the Springs, was very highly spoken of aud much enjoyed.
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MO V SON.

The south store in Moore's block is to be occupied about Feb. 10th by Mrs. s .rah Neednam of Wales as millinery and fancy goods store. -.-t
 George Kenny has taken Frank aud Elmer Thompson into company with him i'll the roller skating business, and a new floor especially for skating has been laid in Central Hall.
 The class of '83 have presented the academy with a set of three pretty desk chairs for the Lall.
 A reading-ro has been opened at the public brary, ald leading pap IS and Journals cal be fou d tn re.
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|ta61rd Telephone Directory. List of Subscribers
 STAFFORD SPRINGS

Central office at store of w. k. Small, manager of 1tvision. W. R Small's store (pay station). W. H Slnalps residence A. Adams store. Adams Express Co. office. .-.@. E. 4. Bucks store F. N. Cranes residence. Dr J. 5. Carks office. Julius Converse's residence. W. H. Uooley's residence. Oushman & Needhans stable. k. c. Dennis' office. K. 5. Hicks residence. o J. Holiness office. e Mineral Springs Co office. , James Mctaughlin's B residence. Dr. C. k Nswtons resdepce. N. h. N. R.sR depot. D. H. Parsons store. Rawitser Bros residence.
 6: ss nfdce Dr. F. B. Richards resideuca Smith & Cooley's office. Dr. E. l.. Smiths residence stafford Natipnal Bank. The FFess Otice. Warren Wdolen Co. office. w. U. Telegraph Co. office. Dr. DaSid' office
 sTAFFoRD HOLLOW. R. s. Beebe'a store tpay ssation5. Chas. Holt's ofice. .% sTAFFORDvILLE. A s. Eaton's store fpay station). s. B Alnadon's office. Eaawftsesr ss8G Gf65 eMfI.
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WAA.ES.

--One of Shaw double tenement houses ol D-.,l hill at W les burned ,st week :; JOSS $1 ,5OO, insured for. half that ii the Fltehburg Mutual. c. Baker, one of the teuauts, lost $5u, whi.h hss been made up to him by citizens
 The Baptist church has called R V. H. G. Gay, and he has moved hls family
The Press., 1884-01-03

The friends of pr. M. B. Bennett will be sorry to hear that he has d. cid d to move to Bristol. The d.ctor finds his ex- tensiye drives in our sparsely settled com munity are too severe a tax upon his health, particularly siace hi, severe slck- ness ot last spri4. a4.d this Is one of the reasons why be av us, The chaage VII also give his oniIdren better eduea- tiola' advantages. Qurisg the eighteen yrars tue doctor has lived in our midst he has dentlf. l himself with the education- al, soaiA and religious interests of the place. aad has held 9 numb r of offices of trust in the sosaety ed town. He has been member ot tipe board of Bshool wis ltors for tho past nile years, having just been elected for another. term, We have no doubt he will soou gain many warm friends in his new home. K.
The Press., 1884-01-03

Word has come, but wi h no particn- lars--of the dettn 8. Alta a, Ga., of M r. ris Marcy, pf the Uason as>d Hartford nasn Yof MAacy Bros
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Tsps,LANm.

The Tollaud County National Bank pays dividend of q per cent, aud the Holland County Savings Bank of per eepe
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EREE TO ALL. STANDING OFFER \ All who buy Rice & Co.'S Electric Eminent for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, He ,dache and all pain, and ar. not cured when direct ns are followed, are en- For sale by F. K. TAF'E, Stafford Springs. Conn
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30

We take pleasure in announc-
ing that the Sentinel does not
please some of our truly good
Republicans who are too full OF
prejudice and a self-righteous
an selfimpoitant spirit 10 give
judicious, careful thought to
the issues of the day as advocat-
ed by the Democracy. 1t is all
right. The Democrats never did
anything. however we'll ii would
promote the general welfare. that
pleased these fellows, and per
haps never will
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30

On last Friday a little foul
We old child of John Geigher
living not far from Gore, was
burned to death. The child was
playing in an up stairs room
where the mother, who but a day
before was con fined, lay in bed
The child S clothes caught from
an open CRATE. The mother was
too weak to rise from her bed
aud could only scream for help.
Before help arrived the poor
child was so badly burned that il
died in few hours.
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.fdnaiRi- tt:CiorS SAFE.

IN Pursuance of An orler Of the Pro-
blis :ourt - Hooking county. Obis,
viii o.se, Tor sale at public auetion, on
TAJHsi5iI, SDfEa2g;: 25,h 1854,
ut one o'clock . m, apon the Premi-
ses, the following described real estate
situate in the county OF HOcking and
state OF Ohio, TO wit:
The southeast quarter OF the north.
east quarter % section thirty-tive 35),
: w.isbip .wa;ve j!2l, range nineteen
,l9j. confirming forty (40) acres. more
or less
ALSO-the south west quarter Of the
aorth west quarter Of section thirty
sjy Sol, township twelve tl2l. range
..ineteen tl9l. containing forty t+0(
.cres, more or less. in all, eighty (S0}
cres, more or less.
Term. u! Sale - Cue third cash IN
and. ne third in Que and one third II
wo years from day Of sale, deferred
payments to he secured by Wor.xags
III the premises sold.
Appraised at S550.00.
CHARLES HOEv.
Adm r of David HOsy Deceased.
Oct. ltd.
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Miss Ella Meeks has arranged
now, go as to be prepared to teach
class of twenty scholars. Her
school is made up of little children
not old enough to go to the big
school," and others who for reasons
can not attend regularly. and be
punc. with the school regu-
lations. Her school is q kind OF
peasant little family affair, where
children are taken care of, and
taught how to behave as we'll as
how TO cead and write.
We most heartily Recommend
Miss Meeks as an accomplished
teacher, worthy and deserving
lady, and hope her school may he
filled with model, little good boys
and girls.
Her te. ms of tuition are very reas
enable.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30

Prof. Dillinger, of Gu! sville
one of the prominet and success
full educators of our neighboring
county of Athens, was in the city
Yesterday. visiting DR.. Campbell.
Yirg Lowry, and others of his old
schoolmates and friends.
The Prof. will teach again this
season af GuySyiIle.
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FINE APPLES.

Commissioner rimmer who is
one of of the most prominent far:
mers and fruit growers, hae present
ed us with a basket of apples.
Northern Spys, the finest we have
seen this season, aud much super
rior in size and qua ity than any
exhibited at the State or our sur
sounding county fairs. Mr.. Trim
mer will accept our thanks. and
consider the invitation q standing
one. 10 come and see us sgsin.
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CUR COLLECTOR.
Ed SENTINEL:

Ed CENTINEL
Thursday Oct. % 'S4
| am on my way this A. NJ. Al
the close If my last letter the cold
w.ve struck as am informed the
frosty temper ,ture would have the
same effect on the pocket books OF
my worthy country friends thst il
bad Oh me. will endeavor t.
swing round the circle this time
taking in Gibisonvllle. South Per-
ry. Laurelyille, Adeiphia, Haynes
P. o.. Bioomingvile, Ilesboro and
Ewing, and will prepare a letter
for the next issue of yaar paper
SEE l. BEE.
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The hcost Law Decided I'm
eSnSt Mli

On last Tuesday the Supreme
Court decided the Scott Law uncon
stitutional.
The reasons given for the decis
ion are the same as those ad dssncet
by previous Republican court in
deciding the Pond Law unconst.
tuiional. VIZ: that the collection q
tax and authority to sell liquor i:
",icense," and license to sci
liquor is forbidden by the constitu
tion.
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PrObufe .NOtzce.

i Motto il hereby given that the follow
ng accounts and vouchers have been filed
fn the Probate Court of Hooking county, o.
iOr et,iement
J. L. Butiu Guardian OF William E.BrOwn
and Laura Brown.
And the same will come on for hearing
ON the 9th day OF November. 1884. at 10 o.
ef,,ck a. m. or as soon thereafter AZ may be
convenient.
octls.sw. W.T.. ACKER, Proba to Judge
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
James X. Groghan
Samuel B. NeS:enhaver.

In the Court Of Common Pleas Of Heek' ns
county, Ohio.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed Sheriff OF Hooking county OhlOaoy
vifue a. a vendi expOHas isSued out Of SAID
Court In the above entitled cause, and Q
him directed as Sheriff Of said county, will
at tile door OF the Court Eeuse, in Logan,"n
SATURDAY., November Sth, 1884,
at O'Clock, p.m of said day offer for sale al
public auction, the iol!ow1ng lanus aDo
.enements situate in Hooking county Ohio
tO-wIt'
Lot number nine l9). being part Of frac-
tiOnal LOT number ten Q0), section uumher
fifteen (i5), township number i0or1een I'd,
range number seventeen Q0, Hooking
county. Ohio. beginning Mt the nortneaSt
corner OF said lot; thence west ten & three
hundreths Q0.O3) chains: thence Sooth
twenty and sixteen hundreth (2s.iS) chains
10 tn e center Of the Columbus and Hook
ing Valley Railroad thence South sixty
uii.e (6Sl degrees, eas,.two (2) ch;ins; thence
south sixty seven t6.l degrees, eastohe ana
sixty hundreth> Q.GO1 chains; thence souii u
sixty six (eS) degrees. east three and seventy
eight.hundretlIsl Is. observation-disclosures sou tn
sixty five ard half $50 degrees east
three and fifty hundreths (3o0) chains;
thence NORTH twenty two ana thirty three
hundreths e.. S3) charms TO beginning, con-
tai2ing twenty C2O) acres.
Lot numbers ten 10, being the northwest
quarter Of the northwest quarter OF scctiCh
humber twenty four t2H same township
and range, containing forty (4U) acres.
Also
A part Of the east half of the northwest
quarter same section and -ranae and
township, he.in ;ing at the northwest cor
ner Q s.. ia lot; thence east nine ant ninety
four hu,idretlIs (9.9U chains; thence sJcth
twenty four (24) CHAINS; thence west nine
aud ninety iOnr hundreth $50 chains;
thence north twenty four (24) chains TO Le-
ginning, containing twenty three and
eighty four hGIdreth t23S4l acres, he .1Iree
tracts estimated to contain eighty three
aud eighty four one hundreth tSSS) acres,
free of dover. All OF the above mentioned
lands a..d teneHients are taken as the pro-
perty of Samuel r. WesIenhaver TO satisfy
this writ. this 25th day oi April. A. D. 1898.
Except eleven and fifty two hundreths III =
52) acres sold to Pauls:FOx after the above
IL wy was made.
First tIact appraised at $2i66 81.
second tract appraised at 1888 =.
Thir tract xppr Used at $3.50 81.
Terms of ~. e cash in hand.
Given under my ha;:d ut Logan, o., this
Sth day Of October, 1884.
T.F. MCCARTHY, SAerin.
". Il. HambiIn, Depu! =
l.. d. VicEer.. Attorney.
October ,, LISTS
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PROB TIE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been filed In
the Probate COur: OF Hooking County o.
for element.
O. w. H. Wright, guardian Of Sarah
Rite, a lunatic.
and the same wiIIcome on for hearing OF
the oath day OF Nov. 1884, at 10 O'Clock, q
m or rs soOu thereafter aS may be conve
nient W. T. ACkER ,ProbateJ Judge
Oct. 46--SV
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LEGAL TO77CE.

J.E Huston, residing in Point Pleasant
West Virginia, will take notice that on The
25th day of October 1854, Logan Chapter
No. rs filed its petition In the Common
Pleas Court Of Hooking county and STAT. o.
Ohio, in ease No. i440, against Lloyd My
e,s, J. e. Huston and A. Huston, pri iyins
Judgment for the sum of sIO8 80, with in.
ierest from October 4th, 1880 said amount
baing due On certain promissory note n
writing of the date September 81, 1873
made and executed by said defendants u
said pl.intiff, payable to G. (. Bowen. Trea
surer Logan Chapter No. IS, one year ssfie'
date.
The said J e. Huston ts required to an
sv-r on or before the Goth day of Dtcembsr
1884, or judgment may he taken &ga1ns'
him, LOGAN CHAFIEh NJ. 'o'
Weldy & Price, Attys.
Oct. 10. lSS4-6W.
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PRORATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the follow
ing accounts and vouchers have been filed
in the Probate Court OF Hooking county
Ohio, for settlement.
J, L.. Collins, guardian of Geo. Z. Walker
ami The same will come on for hearing ON
the 24th day o. November 1884. at 10 O'Clock
a. m, or as soon thereafter as may be con
venient.
W.T. ACkER, Probate Judge.
Oct 20-3W
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Notice of Appointment.

Estate Of Mary Biasius, deceased.
The uudersi@ q, has beeu appointed and
qualified A. Administrator OF the estate Of
Mary Blasius, ia9e of Hook ne county, de-
ceased. FRANCIS BLASluS.
October 23-3W
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The following are the provisions of
50, with rec euce to the semi-annua


charged la
o
of
day
ELL N. WEST, Treasurer.
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Bob Pris% Chaii man Of the Re
publican Commltte travels the
c,unty and sprinkles the high way
with leaflets on Tariff. Jess Butln
holder of the Doodle. hides in LO-
gan and studies finsnce.
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MISS Celia Burgoon is visiting
Fl lends and relatives in Perry this
week. and will SOW hemp seed with
the yonng folks of st. Patricks, on
Hollow eve.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30

Yank Mccarthy. these excit-
iag political times. keeps wide
aw AXE TO The wants of his cusfo
mers, supplying them with the
best brand Of fresh Oysters, the
purest wines and liquors. and the
most savsry and paIatatle Turtle
Soup. Yank knows TO such word
Us fail, and we are glad to Sci,
him so literally pasronized.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30

The shed covering the brick
works OF McManisals at Union
Furnace, was destroyed by fire
on last Friday, from sparks drop
ping from the f1ues.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30

Prof. Baughman. who was ab
cent s~veaal weeks in Columbus,
waiting upon hls siok son has re
turned, and orened up in business
again.
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Probate Notice.

Notice is Aer-by given that the following
accounts and vouchers have beel died In
the Probate Court Of Hooking County, o.
for settlement.
Mary Hamilton Guardian OF AineYvo
Hamilton.
And t..e same will eOns On for hearing
on the lsth day OF November, 1884, at 10 o..
clock, u. IN. or as soon thereafter ~ may
he convenient.
octis-3w- W 7. ACkE8. PROBATE udgo
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30

There was not sing'e vote cast
for prohibition in Logan at the
last election. Verify, St. John is the
voice Of one crying in the wilder
ness.
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The Republican party must 20.

Oyster supper given by the w.
&C. T. U. at the residence of Mr..
James Patterson. Friday evening
Oct 81. All are invited.
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Jesse Butin. Secretary of the Re.
pcbl.can Commute and Boud e Dis
penser, has not yet bought brown
stone front mansion. This infor-
ma.ion is given to relieve the anx-
lety Of the cross road politician
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Prnhste Notice.

Vstire Is hereby given that the following &
,cornis md vouchers have been rled In
lc i'rpnate Court of Hooking County, Ohio
~ Settlement,
Lnther KidnOcker, administrator with
he will tnn-xe0 OF Go;leib kidnocker.
And the same will come on for hearing
D. the 18th day of Nov. 1884, At l1 O'Clock
t., IN. or AS soon thereafter as may be ceu.
v nient'
s,ct.3-St W.T.. ACKER. Pro, ndgo.
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Gen. Sam Thomas took ,judg-
ment in the Colu mbus Courts
last week for debt due him
from the Gore Furnace Co. fer
$5I 900. Prosperity seems to be
having a high old time in the
Valley.
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ICOmmunicAt ted.l

A flower withered in the morn
ne of life! In a home lin Gibbs
onville. lives the quiet family OF
Daniel Gold. For many years
this father, mother and their two
daughters have lived happily to-
gether. October 9th, 1884 comes
At 5 A. NJ, before it is yet dawn,
glance at the clock in the stee
pie of time Its ponderous
weights accelerate the motion of
the hands Oh the dial plate
Those hands point to II. The
hoof Of The pale horse is on the
pavement. The silver Dared
boat man FLASHES the waters aside
the marg, and Emma Gold sleeps
ready for the cerements of death.
Her life was innocent, sweet and
unassuming. As scholar which
she was in my school 4 years,
she was interesting; as teacher
she was successful The large
concourse Of people who attend
ed the obsequies show he high
repute ia which she was held
The Pastor of West Rushville
Circuit, WAS called to preach the
funeral Text / hen shall the
dust re!urn," etc. We let her
gently down into her narrow
home with, Light be the ashes
upon thee, aud bright the beams
of The sun of heaven upon thy
waking" l. NJ. B.
FOR SALE.
A reaping machine. self rake,
$500.
Combined Buckeye mower aud
reaper, $4,000
Eureka mower, 1000.
Or will trade any one for young
q eers, heilers or calves
TONER l.. Wright.
Oct. 3O,h -2wks.
MAKBIED-hy A " Nauk, J.
T., at his residence IN Washington
township. nocAing county, O, on
Oct. 26th. 1884. Mr.. Alfred w.
Wright to Miss liester l.. Lehman,
all of Hooking county, Ohio.
-a~
The Lancaster Eagle reports
that:
Miss Nell Work has been with
friends in this city for len days
past
That Miss Lille McCray was the
guest of Miss Angie Boyd las: week.
That Miss Kate Rochester was
entertained by Miss Nell Weak ey
last week. .
That Col. We'dy attended court
several d.ys 'sss week.
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Phil Slisi,er Is receiving a full
supply of choice Confectionery
goods, and a general variety ei
articles for the Supper Table and
Lunch Room. His canned goods
embrace everything in the way
of Fruits, Meats, Fish, Oysters.
etc, and are of the best quality.
put up in the largest and most
reliable packing houses in the
country and retailed at very 10 "
rates. This branch of Mr. Siish-
er's business especially merits
public patronage.
Miss Cornelia Hodge of this
city, bnt lately an employe at the
O. S. & S. o. home. Xenia, re-
signed her situation and spent
the last week in Logal., arrang-
ing her business affairs and tax
ing farewell of Immediate friends
before entering the Novitiate at
lhe Convent of Our Society of
Charity of The Good Shepherd,
Colum bus. O.
Miss Cornelia is a lady of re-
fined and elegant manners, of a
remarkably joyous and pleasing
disposition, she will be an orna-
ment to any religious communi-
ty Ibis step, though long and
carefully considered by her, will
no doubt be a complete surprise
TO her friends. who are many
both here and in Athens.
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PrOb0tH Notice.

u SIOfIUU UV0VVCO0
Notice Is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been flied in
the Probate Court of Hooking County, o..
for settlement,
z. v. Rapey Guardian Of Wilda N. Ra-
ney, Mary z. Raney aud Casa E. RaDey.
And the same will come on for hearing
on fhe 10th day of November, 1854, at 10 o.
clock, n. mt. or AZ soon thereafter as may
be convenient.
octlo-Sv. W.T.ACKaR, Probate Judso