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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-10
Obituary..

Catherine Keesey was born in
Fairfield county. O.. December. 16
1904 died IN logan, August 90,
1885. She was first married 70 John
Pence in Logan when but sixteen
years old. Mr.. Pence lived but one
year after the marriage. After a
few years Of widowhocd, she was
again married to Joseph Blame.
After The death of Mr.. Blaine. she
became :he wife of Adam Hart
with whom she lived for thirty
years. Three years since she be-
came a widow for The third lime and
came TO her dang er's home in Lo
gan TO live. Mrs. Hart united with
the M. L. Bhurch many years ago.
She lived q faithful Christ ain and
enjoyed greatly devotional services
during her protracted illness. She
died in peace.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-10
An AWFUL S'lORM +!
The Town OF WasIliIl gtOn
G.. I'll. in Ruins.
aEaNY LIVES LOsT!!
A Million Dollars o. Proper
~ Destroyed,

On last Tuesday night, at hall
past o'clock, terrific storm
struck The town of Washington
G.. f., and almost destroyed il.
Up TO this time the exact loss OF
life, and damage to property can
not be ascertained. Six persons
are known to have been killed,
and thirty more or less injured.
It is estimated that a million dol
lars Of property was destroyed.
The cyclone came from the north
west, passing diagona!ly across
The town, destroying everything
in its track. The Catholic. Bap-
tist and Presbyterian churches
were blown down. The railroad
depots were torn 10 pieces. Cars
were lifted from the track. Shin
giles were blown with such force
as to be driven through the
weather boarding. Houses were
torn apart, and scattered in all
directions. In some instances a
house was lifted from its founda-
dsiions. carried several feet, and
left unwr c:,et. There were the
nsu al extraordinary phenomenoa
Of cyciones-the rushing swoop
of wind and electricity, attended
with terrific forked flashes of
lightning. The night was pitch
dark, and the storm burst with
terrific fury upon the unfortu-
nate town. The vividness of the
lightning, the appalling darkness
of the intervals, and dashin% rain
and hail added to the terror of
the occasion. It seemed the work
of an instant, and the air was
filed with falling timbers, brick,
mortar and glass and splinters.
There was a thrill of borror in
the air, which soon resounded
with shrieks and cries for help.
The fire bells rang, and the peo-
pie rushed frantically into the
street.
Relief has been sent from Lo-
gan. and all the ighboring
towns.
The storm is reported very Sc
we're through Central Ohio. The
rain fall in Logan was an inch
and a hall. the heaviest of the
year. The wind seemed to have
its fury, and although.
the blow was literally strong, no
damage was done.
Gov. Hoodly has contributed |
500. for the sufferers, and has
proclamation calling on
the people of Ohio to extend re-
lief.
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Lega1 Notice.
Sept 3--SW

Charles Lance, n minor over fourteen
wears OF age, one OF the heirs 1T law OF John
s. Lance deceased whose place of residence
is unknown, but supposed TO be ia the
State OF Illinois, will take notice that John
w RolSten, Administrator OF the estate OF
IohTl 5. Lance, late OF Hooking county, o.,
deceased, on the 18th day OF August, 4. d.
1885, fled his petition in the Probate Cours
within ana for the county OF HockiDg ana
state OF Ohio, alleging that the personal
81, te OF said deceden. Is iII5iihclentto pay
his debts ana the charges oi administering
mis- estate: that he died seized of the fol-
lowing descri bed real estate situate IN said
county, to wit: The east half OF the south
e;,st quarter, and the southeast quarter OK
the northeast quarter of section Ihifty-one
f3Il. township fourteen ID, range seven
teen Q7l: also the southwest quarter OF the
northwest quarter of section ihirty-tWo
13}l. of the same township AID range, con-
t;,it. ing l60 acres more or less.
The PRAYER OF Said petition Is Tor the sale
of SAID real estate Ior the payment of the
debts and charges aforesaid, according TO
law. and for all other proper relief.
said Charles Lance VIII further Ia ke no.
tice thai he mas been made q party de-
fendant to said petition, and chat he is re-
ouired 10 answer the same on or before the
5tn aay OF October, \. D. 1888.
JOHN W. ROLSTEN,
Admir- OF The estate ofI0hn :. Lance, dec'd.
.. w. Il. Wright, Attorney
AuuIlSt I3-tw
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-10

If Bob Keynes is elected Repre-
sentative Of this county, and the
Republican caucus select John 2.
Norris as candidate for Senator.
Bob Keynes will vote for him.
Wou;dn Fit he q pretty state of af-
f.irs 10 have the ativc of
Hooking county voting in effect for
John L. Norris for United States
Son,for
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-10

The Probate Judge has ap-
pointed Ben Allen. Of Benton,
School Examiner, to fill the va
cancy occasioned by The resigna-
ton of Joe Steder. Mr.. Allen
is one of the most Intelligent and
efficient Of our county teachers,
and his appointment will be
heartily approved by the people
and the teachers.
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Pence Week.

This is the W. elk oil peace with
the Sentinel. We have been ia.
voied with i25 new subscribers.
The Commissioners held session
and We had no bill against, nor
Sam Bright any advice for them.
Bob and Carl ride togetherto he
Fair. McClintock is ont Of town,
Purseil is getting ready to leave.
john Rish presented US with a
big melon. It is a week Of peace.
Next week the cyclone will orga-
nize. and The Republicans will
sweat blood.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-10
THE DEMOCRATIC CAN
DIIeATE FOR REP
IsESENTATIVE,
Carl e. EsUEssEHAVS.~ .

From the History of Hooking
county, we copy the following biog
| raphical notice OF Mr.. Buerhaus
our Democratic candidate for Rep
rcsentatIve:
CARL III. BUERHAUs, JR., Prosecut-
ing Attorney for Hooking county
was born at CIrcleviile, Ohio, june
IS, 1856. When he was six year:
of age be removed with his par
EMS to GAINESVILLE, Ohio. He at
tended the city English schools dur.
ing the day and the German select
schools at night until 1864, When
bis parents returned to Clrclevil'e
he attended the common schools Of
GircleviIIe until 1866, when the fam
lily removed to Tarlton, Ohio
Young Buerhaus worked bere in
his fathers tarnery during the day
and at night and at odd times would
read. He early formed taste fo,
solid reading, making himself IA
miliar with the leading ancient and
modern poets and historians. Al
the early age of twelve years he was
familiar with Rollin, Hume. Ma
cau!ey, Gibbon, and the historians
of the United States, storing bis
mind with a knowledge far in ad-
vance of his years. His wonderful
memory enab e him to repeat almost
al! he read. word for word. In 1874
he came with his parents to Logan,
Ohio. He worked here in his faith
er's tannery, devoting his spare
time at night in obtaining an edu-
cation. He would borrow books
from neighboring libraries. He Dor
rowed some histories from the Hon.
j. S. Fnesner, vino. observing bis
wonderful memory. advised him to
study law. Young Buei haus bor-
rowed some law books of Mr. Fries
ner and studied law at home nights
for one year, then read law under
Hon. j. S. Friesner. and on June
%, 1877, was admitted to the bar,
this date being on his twensv-first
birthday. He remained in the Of
fee of Mr.. Friesner short time,
then practiced law with Judge
James Grogan until December
1877, when he was in partnership
with Allen Fl. Brooke until 1878.
In April. 1878. he was elected town
ship Clerk and re elected in 1879.
In May, 1880, he was nominated,
and in October, 1880. was elected.
Prosecuting Attorney of Hooking
county by the Democratic party,
and was re elected in 1882 and still
retains that Office. He was admit
ted to the United States bar June
Is. 1883. MIR Buerhaus is purely
a self-made man. and is one Of the
rising young lawyers of Ohio.
MIR. Buerhans has made an
efficient officer. His record shows
it. He has tried 1S5 cases, of
which ITS have been convicted.
Of fines and costs he has collect
ed $7,417.52. No Prosecuting At
torney in Ohio has a better re-
cord. AS a public man he de-
mands criticism. and defies in
vestlgation. For his weaknesses.
such as he and all of us may
have, he is entitled to indul-
gence. Give the boy a fair count,
IN honest. manly deal.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-10

Bob Keynes, if eIec'ed, will
vote for a Republican Senator. He
IS in honor bound to do so. His
vote may determine the election
The change of one Senator, The el
ectjon OF a Democrat from Ohio
gives US the Senate. Then, we are
indeed on top. We have the Presi
dent and the House, Ohio can give
LIS the Senate. 4 Democratic vote
+, = Keynes is a vote 10 keep the
hepuh;lcans in lower in Con rIess.
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Proposing 10 Sell Them Ell
Out.

One day last week, Bob Keynes
spoke to a young man who is a
Democrat, but Bob, who is not
smart, only in making good -four
thought the young man Republi-
can. Said Bob, Swell don't you
think the best plan is to let all :he
balance of the ticket 60. Swop off,
and get the vote for me-"
Will said, "Y-a a,a-s.
The trouble with Bob is that he
is playing a snide game, aid be is
showing his cards.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-10

Il Hen Trimmer is a little late
getting 30 town when the Board
Of Commissioners are in session,
ii is because he was delayed in
counting the pumpkins On bis
vine 81 yesterday. IF he is late
coming 20 !own, be is possibly
en!angled in ilio vine which is
erowing faster than he can mea-
sure it.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

J.W. .Quiiiin and l.. q. Quillin, who re-
s.de ~ Gi,tr,!. Crawford county, State OF
kapsss. will ,ake aolice that on The 2S,h
| day OF Apri 1885,, JOuu M. Buchanan IL flieG
his 10 iii iO,l III the Court OF COmmoii Pleas
Of HOcEInG county, OHIO, in case No. 1928,
against ,ne Sale J. W. Quillin and l.. L.
QtIllip, vt cii y il, substance. That Oh the
- ay o, utes'mber, 1884, the said ",
Quilhn anG j.. Z. QuilliD, has wife, duly
eXecu, ed .,n,; tieiisereo TO the plai intiH. lie
| sid John II. Buchanan, tneir mortgage
deed On the following described premises,
90 WI ~, aetg to IN loo Snn, yaTee
Hooking county, OHIO, beshsa part of sec
tiOn Number twenty (20j, Ianse eighteen
llS), township eleven tID, and said 10 con-
tain one Daii an acre.
That Tie SAID mortgage deed was given TO
inc emnify the said john NJ. Buchanan for
becoming surety OIL oronISSo' V note eS-
ecuted and delivered by the said J. W.
Quiiiin 10 the First Bank OF Logan, dated
November ZG Il, 1854. and calling ior Two
Hundred and Fifty iS2250.No) Iollars, payable
al foar months from the da'e thereof with
IL iaresl ;titer maturity at the rate OF PEI
cent per annum. That The said JOnn n.
Buchanan was on the 18th day Of April, 1Ss3
compelie5i 10 pay and did pay is such sure
~ t,ie said sum OF Two Hundred and Fifty
Oilars, with ;tccrues; Interest thereon at :.
per cent. per annum from the 2d day OF
4 pril, 1855, no part OF which has been re-
paid MIN.
Tne payer of said petit ion is that said
:IortSage may be foreciOsed aid sand prem
iseS sold, and the proceeds applied 10 The
payment of SaiC sum of two hundred aud
day collars a,lu interest thereon at the
rate OF per cent. per annuTi from the I'd
gay OF April, 1889, ana f0r such other relief
as is proper.
The said J. w. Qulllin and i. E. Quiilin
"a Z required to answer on or before the
7l,I day OF November, 1885, or judgment will
De taken against them,
JOHN NJ. BUCHANAN.
By Wright u Lowry, his Attorneys.
Sept. 10, lss5-6w
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-10

The whlrlwind of Tuesday night
passed south Of Nelsonviile, blowing
duwr trees and houses in It's track.
The school house at Chas. Bates,
York twp, was moved from its
foundation. \ log house standing
near was blown down. Goes stable
Was blown down and his horses
killed.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-10

Mr.. Joe Kessler is prepared
during The Fair week, to supply
his patrons with Oysters, prepar-
ed on short notice and in any
style desired. is parlors are or
derIy and quiet. and fitted up in
style to be pleasant and convent
ent fer single person or fer par
ties of dozen.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-10

Miss D. Matthews has just re-
turned from The city with a large
and well selected stock Of iii
linery Goods, Hats, Bonneis.
Flowers. Feathers, Pon,rous Or
naTeht>, Ribbons and Laces.-
Ladies' arc invited 10 call before
purchasing elsewhere. Thank :
ing 'l.r friends and patrons for
pasi farors, she hopes for "a con-
::niianre oi the same. Store op-
posite the Opera House.
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TIL, SmrNnrERsIIi
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been He'd IL
the Probate Court of Hooking County, o.,
for sstil EN- euT.
John Hansel, guardian OF Edison ).
Reery.
And the same wiz come on Tor hearing
on tie 2Sth day o. Sept. a y 1883. at 10
o'clocl, a. m, CT IS soon thereafter as may
nc convenient
" 7. AChER, Probate EDdge.
Sent. 5--sW
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-10

Comfy & Higgins have al i'm
men8e stock OF Hard ware, which
they are selling at the lowest posi-
Die price in order to be prepared
with new goods when the advance
in prices begins. This is q good
time to buy. Farmers who attend
The Fair are invited 10 call and see
the'great variety of goods and learn
lie remarkably low nr;ccs.
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Amount

At a meeting of the Board of
School Examiners of Hooking coun :
ty, held September 9Th, there were
2l applicants present, of whom II
received certificates. IS follows:
For 4 years, A. e. Price and w.
L. Friesner; 3 years, CIV. McBroom;
l year, Nina III. O'Neil, Jennie G.
Finuey, j. Nj. Rodgers, Il. w.
Randolph. A. L. Kane, W. e. Ma
son, and G. L. V. Burgoon.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-10

James & Black in the Gimb!e
building have ordered a stock of
New Groceries, which will be on
hand Fair week. They invite the
people Of town and country to
call and see them. They will
have some specialties 10 an
nounce next week.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-10

John +. Rauch. the old relia-
bic Boot and Shoe dealer, has re-
ceived his stock of Fall and Win
Ter Goods, and is now prepared
to supply his customers with any
style desired. He keeps the best
quality, and the latest and most
fashionable styles. His prices
are cheap. and down to suit the
times. Repairing is dene prompt
".
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-10

Mr.. Maynard Pond Was awarded
two premiums on his Jersey Hogs
at the State Fair, On Boar, Red
Rover, year old, 1st premium;and
1st premium OF Beauty, 2 year old
SOW. Mr.. Pond has taken q lot Of
bis stock io The Laurelyi.le Fair,
Ibis Nccl
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-10

Mr. Phil Sn!cliGe, formerly an
employee of tie Logan Furniture
Co. returned To his home iii Chi
cago, Tuesday last. after a pleas
ant visit among friends in our
town.
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Notice to Contrr re- 6. es!ors.

There viii be letting TO the lowest bid
der. or Thursday, September lG, y. ID. 1888.
at O'CLOCK, 2. H., tie construction OF two
Stone ADut nients Tor = bridge across Clear
Fork o. SCOTS Greek, near Adam Warth-
mans, IL Falls township.
Rv order OF Commissioners
WI. VI. BOWEN,
Aug g,-ir Auditor Iiockiug 60, Q.
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Teachers klastitssae-Secreia-
ry's Report.

The annual session of the Hook
ing County Teachers Institute clos
ed Friday, September 4th. AT the
first meeting Of The Executive Com
mittee Prof. Coler had been en-
ployed to conduct the Institute: and
the Committee did not learn that
he could not be present, untiI after
the announcement of the Institute
had been made. Learning that Prof.
Coler could not take charge OF the
work, the Committee employed
Prof. D, j. Evans of the Ohio Uni
vers!ty. Prof. Evans is thorough
and practical Institute worker, and
we believe that our teachers all
agree with us in saying that the ses-
sion of 1885 was one of the most
pleasant and iI5eresting ever held
in ihe county. There Were not
more than twenty-five teachers
present the first day of the Insti-
tute, but the attendance increased
daily. The average daily atten-
dance was fifty three, and the en-
rollment was one hundred and sew
enty. nearly all ofwhom were teach :
ers. The Committee on Resoju :
tions reported the following:
'.REsoLvED 1st, That the sincere
thanks of The members of the Hook
ing County Teachers institute are
due Prof. Evans for his earnest.
thorough and practical work at the
present session Of The institute.
"REsoLvEd 2nd, That the thanks
of The institute are due the Logan
Board of Education for the use of
the High School room in which this
Institute has met.
''REs0LvED Sd. That we earnestly
request our present Board of Exam-
iners to give more attention to liter
erary and professional qualifications
of applicants for certificates, and be
Is further resolved that we request
+hem TO be more careful TO ascer-
Tain fhe moral qualifications of
teachers.
"REsoLvED 4th. That the next
Executive Committee of this Insti-
tnte be requested to arrange for a
Normal Institute of Lwo weeks dur
alton.
"REsoLvED 18th, That all the
teachers of Hooking county are
earnestly requested to join tho
Reading Circle which has lately
heen organized for their especial
benefit.
''REsoLvED 9Th. That the Sccre-
tary of this Institute furnish the
press of this county with copy of
these resolutions for publication.
"REsoLvED 7th, That an itemiz-
ed report Of line expenses of the
present session Of this Institute he
published in the different county
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-10
SHERIFFS SALE.
Nancy Hansacker
VS.
Jacob ID. Rutgers.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Hooking
County. Ohio.

In the Court of Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio.
signed Sheriff of Hooking County, Ohio, by
virtue of an order of sale Issued
out of said Court i'll the above entitled
cause, and to him directed as sheriff of
said county, Will, at the door OF the Court
House, in Logan, on
Saturday, Sept. 10Th, A. ID. 1885,
at O'Clock p. m. of said day, offer for sale
tenements. situate in Hooking county, o.,
to witt.
First Tract.
Fractional lot number four G), contain:
ing forty (4o) acres more or less. Appraised
at So2DOU.
Second Tract.
The east part of fractional lot number (3)
three, being forty eight i4Sj acres by the
cepting three ~ acres out of the northeast
corner thereof, sold to David Red, said
tract containing forty i've (45) acres. Ap-
praised at So69.70.
Third Tract.
The remainder of fract ional lot number
three 81, excepting six and tweuty-f0ur
hundreths Is 2i-lcW acres, described as fol.
IONS. Tile uOftuWcst COfucx
of fractional lot number one CD, section
number thirteen n3I, township number
fifteen Q5), range number seventeen Qs).-
Thence north seven and thirty niile num-
dreths g 39-l0D) chains. Thence east six
aud ninety three hundreths 10 93lD0) ch sins-
Thence south eleven and seventy eight
hundreths Oh 78-l00) chains. Thence west
two and forty six hundreths e f6- 1907 chains
Thence north four and forty seven hun
dreths a i7-l00} chains. Thence west four
and forty seven hundrethS q 4!-ltO; chains
to beginning, containing six and twenty
four hundreths (6A-,o0 acres.
y The remainder OF fractional lot number
three (3l with the exception OF the abOv
real estate containing thirty
one and seventy six hundreths i3l 56-lOO
acres. Appraised ut Si02.0S.
All in section number thirteen E13l, town.
ship number fifteen llol, range number
seventeen III.
Terms of sale cash In hand.
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio,
this llth day of Aug, A. d. 1885.
T. +. MCCARTHY, Sheriff.
w. II. McFarlin, Depu:y
Samuel H. Bright, Atty for Pl'6.
August l3-5w
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-10
A Short Story et q Long Vine

Commissioner Trimmer has the
longest pumpkin vine on record. =
By ACT ual measurement the vine is
466 feet long. This is a growth o
nearly two feet each day. The vine
is a variety of seed sent by Congress
man Converse from the Agrieultur
ai5Gardens at Washington. Mr..
Trimmer took the premium at the
Fair last year on pumpkins and ex-
poets to do so this. The vine is full
the largest being about the siz; of a
barrel.
The only vine that we have ever
heard of that compares with Trim
mers Converse vine,i the one Little
Jack Horner. who sat in a corner
eating pumpkinpie,' dreamed about.
He dreamed that lie went iuLo the
field eatiug pie, when the vine be
gan to grow after him. Jack took
10 his heels, but the vine grew fas-
ter than he could run, and was fast
ening around his neck, and growing
a big pumpkin on his back, just as
he fell in the back door and walked
up.
1t is thought Hen. Trimmer's
pumpkin is from seed of this vari-
ETY..
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Eatate of Andrew BIosser, Decd

The undersigned has been appointed and
oualitiet, as Administrator with the Will
annexed OF the estate Oi Andrew BiosSef,
late OF ofHocl1iug county. dece9s3 "a.
ADAM POLLING,
Sau- g-2r ADM uisfIator,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-10

If you need a good cheap Suit
Of Clothing. or Overcoat, call on
Frank Blasius.
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Instftufe Expenditures.

The following is an account of the
expenses Of the Teachers Ins,i-
tute:
Amount received from
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-10

RowIby & Son have their stock
of Fall Shoes. The assortment
iucludes all the latest and hand
somest styles. The stock is cf
TIE heS, and prices are down to
suit the times. Give this estab-
ii~hua.rf . cail
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-10

Mr. Viii Blandt and wife, Of
Ewing. sc visiting in Carroll Co ,
Ohio
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Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been fled in
Probate Court OF Hooking County, OhiC, for
settlement,
J d Cotton. guardian of Samuel II.
Baird, Chester IL. Baird d Faith d. Baird.
And the same viii come on for hearing
on the 18th day OF Sept, at ~ o'clock. u
m or as soon thereafter as may DE convent
emit ". T. ACKER,
Sept 3-3W, Probate Judge.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-10

Frank Blasius is ready for the
Fall and Winter Clothing Trade,
with full line of new goods.
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St3ERIFE:S SALE.
J. P. Deter VS. Jacob Frierd,et al.

In Hooking County, Ohio, Court of Com
mon Pleas.
Notice is hereby given that the under
s'sned. Sheriff OF Hooking County, o., by
v:r,ue OF On alias Order OF Sale isSued out of
said CorrL u the above entitled cause, and
10 him directed as Sheriff of SAID County,
will, at the door of the Court House in LO-
gan, on
Saturday, October 10, A. D. 1885,
at o clock, p. NJ. ofsaid day, offer for sails
at public auction, the following lands and
tenements, situate in Hooking County,
OHIO, tO-wit:
Lot number twenty {2o) and lot number
tweniy-One (2D, in Soloman Reigle's First
Addition to the town of Laurelville, (both
more fully described in the records of said
.oWn OF LaUrelVllle).
Lot number twenty-one (2D appraised at
two hundred and twenty (S2z0 COY dollars.
Lot number twenty (20) appraised at one
bdndret, and sixty (S1G0 COY dollars.
Terms OF sale cash in hand.
Given under my hard at Logan. Ohio,
ihis Sth day OF Septenib bcr, A. D. 1883.
T. T. MCCARTHY, Sheriff.
w. II. MCFARLAND, Deputy.
NcGiliivary & Couit!ap, Att'ys.i
Sent -. ,W