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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-11-20
The Reform Farm Journal.

We are i'll receipt of he initial
copy Of the: Journal, published
at the Reform School at Lancas
ter, under lie direction Of Super
ini iendent Hite.
The paper is a model OF typo
graphical skill, interesting in its
locals, and edited with marked
judgment and newspaper ability.
1t is a novelty among newspa-
pers, but it is certainly feature
OF the Reform School which is 10
be highly commended and for
which Bro. Hite is entitled to
highest credit.
The publication of the Journal
will, we hope, be suggestive to
other of our public institutions.
not only as a happy means of
entertaining and instr,ictinG he
inmates, but as method by
which the public have insight
into the workings. as we'll as
knowledge Of the Thought that
animates the management
The combinations from the
boys are exee.lently written and
are very interesting The Jour
nal should have a wide circula-
lion, and we hope it will be a
prosperous paper and a perma-
nent feature of the school.
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CnInMBus Nov IL. 1854

DEAR S1Rs-It is with the great
est regret that l must decline
your invitation. To be present
and participate in the Jol!ifica-
ton of the Democracy of the
blocking Valley would be an i'm
mense qualification. A previous
engagement of the same kind
prevents my coming. Here's
that the steamer in which the
other fellows have departed, may
not be able to ''cast an anchor to
the windward' until it has reach
ed the remotest regions.
Wishing you great JOY upon
this most happy occasion, | am
Truly Yours,
Jos. Ii. CULTIVATE.
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cannot leave. You'll excuse me,
I'm sure, under the circumstan-
.ces. knowing the Democrats of
Hooking as do, I'm sure they'll
do TIE subject justice. It's a hard
matter to do, but i: anybody is
capable, its your Democracy.
Thanking you for the honor of
an invitation. am
Truly yours,
JOHN L. VANCE.
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LANCASTER. Nov. -, 1884.


Hon. L. Green and others of tie Conn.,:
Gentlemen-I regret that l can
not be with you on Friday. |
am so pressed with the business
OF our Court that there is 10 in
terval of time which | can COM
mand as my own.
You will have the grandest
time that ever enllvened the
streets of Logan. l can lear the
horn and whoop and wild halloo
in advance, and see the boys
marching in civic victory.
Nothing would give me more
delight than to press the palms
of my old-time friends and hear
once more their familiar voices
Hooking is as staunch as her
hills. She has never bowed her
knee to Baal; and has admins
tered a fatal blow to Blaine, that
robust robber leader of the late
Republican party.
a new era has dawned upon
the country The old Democratic
star has re-risen, not to decline
again in this century. The States
are set in a fresh cement of fra
ternity, and a hope of equal and
just laws anImates every corner
and nook of the land. The reign
of star routes is over forever, and
the rich pararies of the West will
now become homes for the home
less rather than domain for
syndicates and subsidies. Never
again will the partisan preacher
declaim in ruinous rhetoric
Rum, Romanism and Rebellion
Yours truly,
SILAs II. WRIGHT.
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Alas F.! for Logan.

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 1s, 1884
The Cook County Board of Cam
vassers to day discovered tha
the figures for State Senator in
the Second precinct of the Eighth h
ward had been reversed, those
belonging 10 Brand. democrat,
having been credited to Leman.
republican, and vice versa. This
gives Brand a majority of 10 and
gives the democrats the Legisla
ture on joint ballot. The Legis-
lature is to choose a United
States Senator to succeed Sena-
tor John A. Logan.
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GALL1PoLIs, Nov. 13, 1884.

Hon. Lewis Green and others Of Com.
Gentlemen-I am in receipt of
your invitation to be present at
Logan Oh the 14th, and assist in
YOUR Jubilee. | can't come and
am sorry that such is the case
We have been painting every
thing red for the past week and
more, and take fresh start to-
night. To morrow | am to help
at d West Virginia jubilee, and
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AN ANSWER WANTED.

Can any one bring us case Of
Kidney OF Liver Complaint that
Electric Bitters vii! not speed 'ly
cure ? We say they can not, as
thousands of cases already perma-
nently cured and who are daily re
commencing Electric Bi;ters, will
prove. Bright's Disease, Diabetes,
Weak Back, or any urinary COM
plsint quickly cured. They ruri
fy the blood, regulate the bowels,
and act directly on the deceased
parts. Every bottle guaranteed.
For sale at 50c's a b)ttle by f.
Harrington.
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SOMERSET. O. Nov. I3. "a


Gentleme,,AI have the plea
sure to acknowledge the receipt
of your invitation 10 be present
at a meeting of the Democracy of
Hooking county On he l4ih inst.
to celebrate the election ofCleve-
land and Hendricks. I regret
that On account of my engage
ments il will not be in my power
10 attend.
most cordially unite with all
our Democratic friends in con
gratulations on our victory in the
election OF Cleveland and Hen
bricks.
With my personal regards,
| am truly yours,
W. E. FINcE.
Hon. l.. Green, j. NJ. Floyd and
O. VI. Ii. Wright, Committee.
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ALAWYER'S OPINION OF IN
TERST TO ALL.

J. A. Tawney, Esq, a leading at
torney of Winona, Mimi, writes
"After using it for more than
than three years, take great pleas
urs in stating that | regard DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consum
ytion, as the best remedy in the
world for Coughs and Colds. It has
never failed to cure the most severe
colds | have had, and invariably
relieves the pain in the chest"
Trial bottles of this sure cure for
all Throat and Lung Diseases may
be had free at F. Harrington s
Drug Store. Large size s1,O0
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COLUMBUS. Nov. 13. 1884.


Hon. Lewis Green, Logan, Ohio.
My Dear MIR. Green Il am
very sorry that l cannot accept
the kind invitation communicat-
ell to me by yourself and Messrs.
Floyd and Wright, to celebrate
with you our National victory on
Friday next. l have an engage
ment to go to Dayton tomorrow,
to investigate a pardon case at
Germantown. l hope it will be
a most successful and enjoyable
time, and am sorry | cannot be
with you.
Yours, with very great respect.
GEO. HoADLY.
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STATE EXECUTIVE Rooms. }

STATE EXECUTIVE Rooms,
ALBANY. N. Y. Nov. Il, 1884. !
Gentlemen of the Committee
and Democrats of Hocking:-I
thank you for your polite invita-
ton to be with you on the occa-
sion of your celebration of a
Democratic victory, and for your
kind compliments to me as stand
ard bearer of the party. l will
be with you in spirit.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
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New LEXINGTON. Nov. 13, '84.
Hon. Lewis Green and others OF the Com
mittee:
Gentlemen-Yo, r letter Of the
1Ith inst, inviting me 10 partici-
pate in the grand Democratic
Meeting and Jollification at Lo-
gan. over the triumphant cleo
lion of Cleveland and Hendricks
to the highest positions on earth,
came in the regular course of
mail. 1t flattered me consider,
ably to be thus recogized by the
true and tried Democracy Of
Hooking county. am sorry |
cannot be present. as we are try
ing to get up a big side show
here, the time of which has not
vet been fixed. / am with you
in spirit and would like to be in
person. for | know that old reli-
able Democratic Hooking will do
her level best, when she has the
combined aid Of the ladies Of Lo-
gan and the stalwart Democrats
of the Queen City. The sight
will be grand know, and the
MAN in tho Moon" will be the
only parsonage having position
to see the whole of the display al
one time, and have every rea
son to believe him a Democrat,
for 1 have reliable information
that he has been full" since the
election. l know that the elo-
quence OF the occasion will be Of
the style that only a first-class
Democratic Jollification could
suggest, after six hard fought and
unsuccessful Presidential cam
paigns.
And the roar of the 219 guns !!
The shouts of the boys!! The
cIashing of glasses, mingled with
the toasts of the victors III while
the city is ablaze with pyrotech-
MICS beautiful and grand.
l warrant the old Ock-Hock-
ing never saw such sights or
heard such music before since it
first broke forth from its mafshv'
Businesses of Franklin county TO
meander through the Valley past
the Queen City of the. land.
The Republican party is dead |!
Died of its own corruption--clear
case of blood poison! There it
lies with its green eyes dim and
ills ghastly lying lips apart, while
its tongue through lis teeth misses
for >''protection!'' l have seen
the last race of the National Re
publican party. Not as Beecher
saw It's prime in honesty and for
the public good. but draggled in
the dust and buried in the sew
ers of perdition, unhonored and
unknel!ed by honest me /.
Praise God from whom all
blessings flow. Have Parson
Gould pass the sasser, and all
rise and sing.
May the blessings of an honest
Democratic administration show
er upon you all for all time to
come.
Done at Cork this 18th day of
November in the year of our
Lord. 1884, and the year of Re-
publican reign the last
kindest regards tc Maria Hal
pin and Mrs. Fisher.
Truly yours,
JAMES d. RETALLIc,
Consul TO. Cork.
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The brightest page ill all history
records the chivalry Of the ''Biack
Prince" the most heroic man q
English annals. He was a fight
er. He won the most decisive vic
tory shis people boast. He made
prisoner the French King. This
was the triumph of the warrior
and the accomplishment of the
knight who rode down the red
front of the battle.
The hero, appears when this
grand and gallant soldier, unccyers
his head IN the presence of his cap
tive King, and waits politely upon
him at the table.
So should we Democrats act with
like heroism. We have won a
great battle. We have captured a
distinguished adversary, and it be-
comes us now to not be mean,
snariy and disagreeable, but to
treat our conquered with the chiv-
airy of soldiers and the courtesy of
gentlemen.
There are many grievances, burn
ed and crisp in Democratic recol-
lection. Many outrages boiling hot
in Democratic hearts. The fight
is now over, we should be ABOVE
and superior to spite, and heroic
enough 10 add no indis isn:ty to the de-
feated.
Let us rejoice in our victory: 1t is
right and proper we should do So,
but let us not demean ourselves by
kicking the man that is down, or
casting ignominy upon the graves Of
the party dead and buried.
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THIS IDEA OF GOING WEST

THIS IDEA OF GOING WEST
to Colorado or New Mexico, for
pure air to relieve Consumption,
is all a mietake. ANY reasonable
man would use DR.. Bosanko's 8
Cough and Lung Syrup for Con
sumption in all its first stages, 1t
never fails to give relief in all cases
OF Coughs. Colds, hits, Pains
in the chest and affection primary to
Consumption. Price Scots and
800. Sold by Miller & Case.
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OHIO's OFFICsALVoTE.

Columbus, O., Nov. 17.-The
official canvass of this State wai
completed last night, showing Il
total of 7S5, 179 votes cast. Blaine,
400.0S2 Cleveland, 368, ,2So: But
Ter $40; St John, II, $50; Blaine :
plurality, 1902.
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DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE.

The Democratic Jubliee ana
Ratification Meeting OH Friday
afternoon and evening, was the
grandest demonstration ever wit
messed in Logan.
In the early morning the peo-
pie of the country began to ar
rive, some townships bringing
delegations in a body. Monday
Creek Twp, Perry co., having a
delegation of SO persons.
A parade was made on the
streets. The procession was
headed by the Logan Band, which
enlivened the occasion with ex-
cellent music. A Salt River
Boat, Steam PropeIling Engine,
Farm Wagons, Buggies, all dec
GRATED with flags and other orna-
mentation, made a demonstra-
ton which delighted the t ou-
sands of spectators on the side
walks.
The afternoon meeting was or
ganized by Judge Acker. as the
Chairman, who from the cas-!
steps of the Court House. made
an excellent speech. followed by
our townsman, Judge Friesner,
Senator Welch, of Athens, DR..
Gillian, Of Nelsonville, and Col.
Weldy and V. G. Lowry, Of Lo-.
gan. ::
The crowd was the largest as
sembly Of the campaign, and the
speeches were most enthusiastic
ally received.
In The evening the town was a
marvel Of splendor. ThA Senti-
mel, public buildings, the resi-
dences of Democrats were hand
somely decorated and brilliantly
illuminated. The residence Of
Judge Robert Wright. especially,
by the skillfui hand and good
taste of Miss Lutte. was marvel
of beauty and brilliant illumina-
tion.
The procession under direction
of officers named, marched the
streets according to the programe
adopted. About 500 torches were
in the procession, and at least a
thousand more persons joined in
driving wagons. carrying trans
parencies and blowing horns.
AS the procession moved along
the principal streets, red lights
were burned, roman candles fir
ed, torpedoes and fire crackers
and rockets discharg
ed, making the town as light as
day, and the heavens a spangle
of starry beauty.
It is estimated that not less
than four thousand exultant
Democrats took part in the Joi
lification.
After the parade, Hon. VIM.
Shultz, of Lancaster, and Col.
L. J. Jackson, of New Lexington.
made speeches Of congratulation
to the happy and applaudiDg
crowds.
The best of order and. good
feeling prevailed and before mid
night the crowd had dispersed.
and peace and quiet reigned in
our town as it will throughout
the country under the admins
traiion of President Cleveland.
Of nearly one hundred letters
and telegrams from leading Dem
oerats; we have space only for
the following:
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We are compelled to :ibridge a
lengthy notice of the Democratic
Jubilee, on account of The deaths
that have occurred. i'm the demo-
cratic household aud so closely re
lated 70 the Sentinel.
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Thursday Nov. 20, 1854.

Jim Blaine is whipped and he
eoueals like baby spanked. Let
him squall. He complains that the
enfranchisement of the negro gave
the South so additional votes
The Republicans gave the negro
the franchise and now bawl because
thew cannot control their votes 1t is
medicine of their own making. Let
them now take it, if it kills them.
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Administrators Sale of
REAL ESTA .E

In pursuance'of an order of the Probate
Court of Hooking county, Ohio, will offer
for sale at public auction on
Saturday, December 9Th, 1884,
at one o'clock, P. NJ, upon the premises,
the following described real estate, situate
in the county OF Hooking and State of Ohio
to wit: Being tine northwest quarter OF
the southwest quarter OF section number
twenty-nine (2y), township number eleven
llg, of range number eighteen QS), con-
tanning forty G0) acres more or less.
Appraised at 500 O0S
Terms of Sale.
One third cash in hand; one third in one
ami one third i'll two years frOm the day OF
sale. Deferred payments to bear interest
from the day of sale aud to be secured by
mortgage on said premises.
JOHN BUCHANAN,
Adm of David NJ. Sawyer, decd.
Nov. 6, 1SS4-td
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Elizabeth Harper's Estate.

The undersigned has been appointed and
quali1ed as Administrator with the will
of the est tie of Elizabeth Harper,
late oI Hooking county, deceased.
G. II. BUERHAUS.
November 2O-3w
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PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned will offer for sale at
public auction. at the late residence OF Il.
w. Lehman, deceased, in Green township,
miles southeast of Logan, on the 18th day
of N Ovember. 1854, the goods and chattles of
said deceased, consisting in part OF l6 head
of horses, 60 head of sheep, 10 head of hogs,
and other thi ngs too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, forenoon.
TERMS-PuchaseS amounting to three
dollars or les, to be paid in cash; above
that sum, notes at nine months, with two
good suretie> will be taken.
WIN. A. WRIGHT, Admir-.
November 6-2W
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TRY IT YOURSELF.

Tho proof of the pudding Is not
in chewing the string, but IN hay
ing an opportunity to try the arti-
Gle yourself. Miller & Case the
Druggists, has free trial bottle of
DIR. Bosankc's Cough and Lung
Syrup or,each one who is afflicted
with Coughs, Colds, Consumption
or any Lung Affection.
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&c Anl2l
collect t ftaxe
p II o
o
wit he epenaty provided in this seciOn
ELI. 1I. WEST, Treasurer.
Treasurer r'sOmc LoanO Oh;o Ocoser3 r3Ulh
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Gotleib Kidnocker's Estate.

The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Admif;i istrator de bOnnos non,
with the Will annexed, of GOtleib Kid
nocker, late of Hooking county, decd.
l.. ID. VICkERS.
November 2O--3W
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Probate N0tzce.

Motto is hereby given that the follow
ing accounts and vouchers have been filed
in the Probate Court of Hooking county, o.
for "ettlement.
w. A. Wright, Administrator of q. w.
Lennon, deceased, who was the guardian
of Elizabeth Stuart.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 2Sth day of November, 1851, at 10 o.
cfock a. m. or as soon therea ftcr as may be
convenient.
nOv6-3w. W.T.. ACKER, PrObatAJ udge
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Estate of lara Mcdaniel

The undersigned have been appointed
anu quiaiifleG as Administrators OF the es-
tate OF lara McDaniel. late of Hooking Co,
decu. MILTON ARMSTRONG. =
JACOB KOCH.
Nov. 2C-3W
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

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H. scrofulOus diseases Fry
~ M sipelas, Rose or 81. An
q "a thony's Fire, .Er,ptio1y
~ and Eruptive diseases
Ez of the skin, Ulccrations
EsHH of the Liver, Stomach,
flA Kidneys, Lungs, PIN
. ~ pies, Pustulc<, Boils~
;! l BlOtches. Tumors, Tet-
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Head, Ringworm, Ulcers, Sores,
Rheuina;ism. Neuralgia. Pain III tie
Bones, Side and II ead, Female Weak
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Its ingredients are SO skilfIilY
combined that the full al;er;,tiye
effect of each is assured, and while
it is SO mild as TO be harmless cyen
to children, it is still so effeetual sss
to purge out from the system those
impurities and corruplions whic!s
develop into ioathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the coniiden1e
which prominent physicians all over
the country repOse in it proves their
experience OF It's usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues
have accumulated. and are CEN
,:inily being received. ansi as r.la;.y
Il these c,sses are publicly. knoxa~
;iev furnish convincing evidence uf
:,a superiority OF this SarS.sparif,,a
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% generally Is its superiority 10 any
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Probate Notice.

Notice-is hereby given that the following
accounts ana vouchers have heen filed in
Probate Court of Hooking County, Ohio for
settlement,
Lewis n. -AlItop, administrator of the
estate OF Eli Il. Kennedy,
And the same will come or for hearing
on.t he lst day OF Decambers at 10 O'Clock, a
III. or ls soon thereafter as NAV be convent
ent, w. T. ACkER,
Nov 6-3w. Probate Judge.
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J.'C. CAMPBELL, MD. I.C.wRIGHT, N. d.
CAMPBELL & WRIGHT,
Physicians & Surgeons

Also local Surgeons for C. II & T r. r.
Office, one door west of Work * Bakers
{ Os, Logan, ONO. may 81, SO.
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Notice TO Heirs.
| The State of Ohio /
Hooking County IS. ! In Probate Court
In the matter of the last Will and Tesla
meut of Elizabeth Harner deceased

In the matter of the last Will and Testa-
ment of Elizabeth Harper, deceased.
To Cntharine Cross. Thomas Cross, Eliza
beth Harris, and Thomas Harris OF the
State OF Michigan; John G. Harper. VIM.
j. Harper, Mary ] Harper, Rebecca Har-
per, George Harper, Savilla Harper, Ed
ward Payne, Jesse Payne, John Payne.
William Payne. Mary Payne, Catherine
Payne, Martha Payne and Even Payne, Of
the State OF Ohio:
You are hereby potified that on the 31s
day OF October, 1884, an instrument OF writ
ing, purporting to be the last Will and Tes
tament OF Eliza beth Harper, late of Logan
Village, in said county, deceas ed. was pro
duced in open Court. and an application
to admit the Sa ne 10 Probate, was on III
same day made i'll said Court Said appli
cation will be for hearing before This Cour-
on the 14th day .Oi November, 1854, at IL
O'Clock, A. N.
IT. ACKER, Probate Judge.
Nov. Civ.
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. CLEAR HEAD.


Zone year ago was induced to try AYER'S
PILLS as remedy for indigestion. Con-
stipation, and Headache, from which I
had long been a great sufferer. Commence
ing with q dose of five Pills, found their
action easy, and obtained prompt relief. In
continuing their use, single PHI taken
after dinner, daily, has been all the meci-
cine have required. AYERS Pills kavo
kept my system regular and my head clear.
and benefited me more than all the medi-
eines ever before tried. Every person sim
ilarly afflicted should know their value.
1s2 State St, Chicago June 6, 1882.
NV. WArsoN.'s
For all diseases Of the stomach and bovslsl
try AYERS PILLS.
PREPARED By
Dr.. .Ayer& Co., j., Lowell, Mass.
Sold BY all Druggists. b.
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GROCERY G. RESTAURANT !
WILLIAM Ky.INGE. Prop,
CTER OHIO

LANCASTER, OHIO.
The people of Logan are invited to call
on me when in the city for
Fresh Groceries, Choice Wines,
Best Beer and Cigars.
my Restaurant will be supplied with fresh
Oysters, Game, Fish and everything the
market affords in season. may 10, 'S3
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"Goods are. .handsomer every
year, is common expression, the
truth Of which is confirmed by look
ing at Reber & Co.'s display.
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NJ
io
tie o
ierayhg
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Reber & Co. will have six hand
some and valuable prizes which
they will give to the lucky purchas.
er of Holiday goods from them.-
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-11-20
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Thomas swepston VS. Joseph Bussard.

Thomas SwepstOn VS. Joseph Bussard.
Before f. T. Hone, j. p. of Benton town.
ship, Hooking county, Ohio.
On the 4th day OF November, 1854, said
Justice issued AN order of attachment in
the above action for the sum of twenty
two dOlla rs and twenty-five cents (2225.)
THOMAS SWEPSrON.
Nov 20 lSS4-Yw