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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-21

Cincinnati.
FLOUR-Fancy, s4s505.z5: family, Sl259
wHEAT-No arsd. s1.os sl.Oe; No I. Sl.oe0
Los.
CoRN-No. mixed. ss1s ssac: No white.
BARLEY Spring. ss esoc: fall . ssoc.
PORk-Family. slisO ia .6.;s; regular. I'll s11s
BACON Shoulders. * 40; shou c,e.r ssass.
LARD-Kettle. 77t9r<c.
CHEESE-Prime TO choice: Ohio. 1896; New
2fs FouI7s9E.s Ii 4si S0'ssssn esssss sa,, m.
40 per dozen; live turkeys. &C: dressed. i
HAY-No timothy. sle 20 el7.o,: No. 4 .Ase
@$.6,00: mixed $l&1o0ls 10; wheat and rye
straw. s. 70 gS.oE oats. straw, $s0a9s00:
CArTLE-Good 70 choice butchers, $5o0s. 2;
fair. $50 e43s, common. S,.s3 81. Is: seockers
and feeders. SL3s9s.u0; yeariing and calves.
HOiS-Se,ected butchers Sa1o ~ IS: fair to
good packing 81 90g4 35: fair to good light . IS
o. IS. common. $50 e3. 80; eulls. $,.0N9.A0.
choce. s.. 0,sz.0J; spring lambs. Sj.Oos3sA
Chicago.
CATrLE-C Choice to extra shppinE. 5000 80;
ct,mnloC to fai,. 40 s5.21 stOckefs and feeders
= 0ndei.DD. Texans. S3.6004.:5
SHEEP Clipped. y. a.Aol9s.s5; wooded, $500
l6a
HOGS Fair to good. 81 4loa4.4s: MIXED pack
NJ. $3.50 sAp; choice heavy. 3Alolsi.so
New York.
wNEAT-No White. SLO7,s9l .0s; No 3red.
CORN-Mixed western, ssSsse; futures. sa1s9
oATs Western 81 a45c
HOHS--$s jO(Gi. S" '>"- ~" 't@
NoW .,S..A0a.
M'I4R-kenning com.non. Hz9sc; inferior.
8as. ci,s,ice white. DC; OF whtA 70;
cinrce yellow. .x@+ss
COrTON-Middlin-,. - s-iae.
n~trudt.
wHEAT-Nol whits, 81 " s9loa; No. rsd.
81 J1,Sl ozA<.
PORK--rbor demand. Primo mes eastern dun
at >'s, do western dull at 6ts-
LARD,Spoe and futures. poor demand dull:
WHEAT-Poor demand: Now No j winter q
% Sd and dull. do slr.ng At % Sd and dun
FLDUk-Poor demand. g I'd
CORN Spot and futures. poor demand: Spot
dull at = lid. May dull ss 4 ioIsd; June and
:. COTTON-MddIing lo1-ls upaands s1d; Midd-
ling Orleans. 3D.
Fatal Family Feua.
BOSTON, May l7.-Wm. R Marshall, 9
milkman living in the Brighton district, went
to milk his cows in Thomas Crosby's barn,
where he hired stabling. An hour later
Crosby found Marshall lying senseless in
pool Of blood with a ragged hole in th, back
Of his head, and his body bruised in . shoe
ing manner. The barn showed signs Of Q
desperate struggle, the stalls, walls and
floor being besmeared with blood Marshal
remains unconscious and the physician dc
clines to predict the result ]. B. Barnaby.
a neighbor between whose family and Mnr
shalls feud has existed for three months
and with whom Marshall is said to have
Quarreled, has been arr"s-"d ~ suspicion.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-21

A. n. Wilson is in GAINESVILLE, o.
this weak attending - representa-
tive of tho Logan lodge q meeting Of
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Of
Ohio. Messrs. q. o. Kittsmiller,
and DR.. F,nney left yesterday to
attend the meeting.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-21
FINANCIAL A D COMMERCIAL.

QaDtations u the Stock, PFoaaeo ana
Cattle Markets, May l6.
New YoRK.-Money easy at II per cent. Ex-
change steady. Governments firm.
Currency sixes. ;s9.< bid; fours, coupon. La
bid: four and halls, il1N bid
The market Opened irregular. vaud9bilt's
were weak and lower. ami while Union Pacific
and Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Were
strong and higher. After the first call there WAS
active buying Of al leading stocks which resulted
IN prices takn. an upward turn, and at noon tho
figures were up to . quar,er to two and . haif.
The market since has continued strong, and ct ths
time Of writing The ha5t 6Slrea are currank
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-21
Sentence Commuted.

NEW ORLEANS, Ia, May 1z.-The son
tence Of DR.. DR.. H. B. Penn, who was t<
have been hanged at Hazlehurst on Friday
for the murder of Rials. has been commutec
by Gov. Lowry to life Imprisonment. Ths
prisoner has already begun to serve hi
term,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-21

Sincs tho new addition to The
Acker's bailding has been finished.
Harmison has now one of tho finest
business rooms in town. Mr.. Ack-
ers will put new front In the main
hn,ldinp.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-21

Flave Case has just received
from the Logan Mfg Co., a beau
ful show case, in which he will
place his rare and costly collec-
tion of mounted birds.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-21

Mr.. John lies the popular pro-
prietor of the Ohio House at South
BloomingviIle, il making . hand
sOne addition to his hotel, and will
u Prepared to entertain the trav
cling public generally-and candi
dates in particular.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-21

Ned McManigal sciourneth for .
season in this city. and one day tried
kis hand distributing mails. He is
fer Foraker, and can't get there.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-21

Saturday las. was the birthday of
Mrs. VIM. Wsstenhaver, and in the
evening large crowd-ef friends
visited the Westenhaver residence
and celebrated in good old fashion
ed style. Many persons from town
were present snd report a big time.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-21

Estate of Jos. Heinsman, Decd.
The undersigned has been appointed
and qualified AZ Administrator Of the -
tate Of JOSEPH Hefnsman, late Of Hook
ing County, deceased.
JOHN w. LINTON,
Nav 2l-3W Administrator.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-21

Nm. Van Hyde, @ha has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Will
McClintock. returned to her home
st Stai.sviile. Tuesday last.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-21
Mad Deg.

Joe Keiule's family had rather
an unpleasant experience Monda :
afternoon. Some time after the
middle of the day a dog belonging
to the family went mad and made
desperate attacks on different mem
hers of the family, who fortunately
escaped By going up stairs. An
alarm MAS finally given and the dog
killed after somc sharp pis-
tol practice.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-21

Porter West of Straitsville. % in
the citv this week seeing the sights
and circulating among the boys.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-21

Mr.. Peter Plukharp, an old and
widely known citizen Of this county,
died at his residence four miles
south Of this place. Thursday even
ing last, of apoplexy. Mr.. Pluk
harp was identified with the inter
ereste of the county for many years
and h:s death will be matter oi
regret to hrs large circle Of friends
and acquaintances.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-21

A heavy rain passed over the
northern part Of the county last
Monday, soaking the ground and
flooding the small water courses.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-21

We note the arrival ofa rattle
snake and rare Ash Cave bats At
Cages Geological Garden this
week.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-21

One of the most dsplorabls acci.
dent We ha e ever been called on
to record. occurred at Millville. O.
Sunday afternoon last. Miss Sa-
die Later, girl sixteen years old
and daughter Of Peter Later. wa,
building q fire when her dress came
in contact with the flames, ignited
and Was ut once in . blaze. The
girl. Of coarse, boing very much
frightened rushed out of doors and
absolutely burned to crisp before
assistance could be rendered her,
aud died . short time afterwards
in great agony. This was . most
horrible accident and should bc .
warning to every one that the dan
GEN Of firc should always be fore.
mnst in the minds Of sll, for even
with the utmost caution and care,
the newspapers are constantly ad-
ding names of new victims. 10 the
already long and s'cksning list.
Thleyea.
The town 10 infested with a gang
of thieves that have not yet made
any big breaks. but that is constant
ly perpetrating some outrage more
detestabIe, because of its smallnsss.
From all parts of the town come
reports of The work of these rasc ais
Monday evening 4 member of Mrs.
Gutherie's family on Hunter street,
found . man in tho back part of the
house. and who departed very lsis-
urely because It happened to b a
woman that asked him to &c. The
same evening q gentleman passing
down an alley from Mulberry to
Walnut street. stumbled on to what
was supposed to be a part of the
same gang. 1t seems very strange
that something can not be done to
break up this business. Whether
our police force is adequate to the
task is not known. but this
much is true. that the wrath Of the
people has often given the Coroner
. inst class job. and the wrath Of
the people has b. n much the same
in al seasons.
There is not an article that y usu
ally kept around . we'll regulated
household that is safe ont of doors
an hour after sundown. II has been
suggested that we do away with the
night polics and every man buy
shet gun
1t would be a wise measure.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-21

A prominent dealer in 6shine
tackle SAYS there hiss been . great
or demand for goods of that class
this season than for years before
Chs4 Smith, of Corning, spent
Sunday in Logan.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-21
LOCAL ITEMS.

Turtle Soup at .Yank McCar .
thy's every Saturday night.
Rev. Hart was seriously i'll the
frst part of this week.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-21

of fishermen aboat tins place that
make . practice Of using traps, nets
md ssines in the capture Of fish,
Az Is we'll known the law againat
this msnner Of depicting our streams
is sery strlct. and if there 10 not q
cessation Of the practice something
will drop in this neighborhood. The
season of the year ia already here
whom some classes Of 6sh have com
menced spawning. Fish gro moi
only unfit to eat at the time Of
spawning. and fer some time after,
but the their capture means the
loss of the young spawn and = con-
sequence scarcity Of fish in oul
streams. It is not righ that one
class of men should derive prof.
in open defiance of the law.
Thomas Barker, aged about 25,
who has for number of wears been
IN invalid. died ct his rooms in the
Dollison block ut Z o'clock Sunday
morning. It Was never determin
ed defipatsly what the young mans
ailiment was, until 4 few hours af-
ter his death, when a post norten
was held in DR., Dollisons Office.
Dri. Pullsn, Gable, Dye, Wright and
Campbell taking part in the exam
ination. The result Of the post
mortem Was the finding of . stone
in the bladder that measured 81
inches by II inches and welghed II
ounces.
Thomas was the son of Rev. Barker,
q we'll known Baptist minister, who
formerly lived at PlsasantvllIe,
Fairfield county, and a nephew Of
DR.. Do'lison of this place. His re
mans were taken to Pleasantville
for intcrmsnt Monday morning.
Capt. McCracken opened up his
saloon Friday evening, and spread
an elegant lunch for his many
friends who called during the even
ing. He has BY the way one of the
most elegant sade boards in the city,
the work of the Logan Mfg. Co.,
and finished by that prince Of work
men. Chris. Jourgensmeirer. Red
Applegate will be found At the bar
looking after the wants of the boys
Mr.. John NJ Shaw, an cid. woll
known citizen Of Benton, died at
his home in South BlooninRvills,
on last Friday. 1t was the intsn-
tion to bury his remains on Mon
day. but decomposition set in rap
idly and the solemn services we're
performed Sunday night.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-21

<-Old Bill'' Barron, . noted char.
acter of Benton township, is dead.
He died about tive weeks ago.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-21

DIR. De Steiger, Al. Brock. Jes
sic But n, Cara n. Bucrhaus. AL.
nlliot and Chas. R,,sc with their
families, visited Stisrs' besin, below
lIaydeny.lle. last Thurs lay, ON .
iishiny excursion.
Qx~Friday. c. |. Barker, VIII
Bowen and Chas. Work, with Miss
es Kste Rochester, Hattie Thomp
son and Nsllis Work. visited the
same place. They report good
time but light catch Of FISH,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-21

A shed, used - . dry house at
AL. McBroom's. factory, burned
Monday afternoon. There was
about Eve thousand feet Of lumber
in the hous~ 1t the time Of the fire,
and the los amount 70 about one
hundrsd dollars Enrtunatslv there
Wa not much Of . breeze ut the
TINS q oshor valuable property
wsuld have bssa destroyed. The
Council should take notice of she
tct that there arc portions Of the
town that can, in event It . conha-
grafton. sxpest no aid from the Gre
department beca,,se there = no wa
tor. This Is . matter that should
b attended to at oncs, in fact the
property owners in the unprotected
portion of the town have . right T.
demand 1t.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
One Cent a w ord.

ADVERTISEMENTS. Is Words or
more, in tais column Che best IN The pGpsr)
inserted for ONE GENT AWORD, Cash
in Aduance, each insertion.
Everybody apho hGs any lcant to supply,
anything 10 buy or to sell, any business or
accommodations to secure; indeed, any loish
to grctify. should advertise in this column.
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CARRIAGES !
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(oF RRoOME ST.
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NEW YORK,
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We wOBld call the attention
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Those who are suffering from Coughs,
Colds, Sore THROAT etc., should try
BRowN's BRONCHIAL TROcHEs. Sold
Oniy in boxes.
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JUST RECEIVED.

A FRESH SUPPLY or wHITMANis
"A FINE CANDIES and CRYsTALL1ZED
FRUIT, at
sTRoNc's DRUG STORE.
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OUR STOCK OF
Lambs Wool and MerinO
UNDERVESTS
Sc. for Merino Goods.

GentIemen's Lambs Wool, Medi-
Gated Scarlet Undervests, all sizes
and different grades, In Heavy and
Medium Weights.
Ladies' Lambs Wool Medicated
Scsrlet Undervests. all sizes, in Me-
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Gentlemen's Lambs Wool, Medi.
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GentIemen's Lambs Wool and Me-
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GentIemen's Canton Flannel Draw
ers, in Heavy aud Medium Weights,
commencing mt 26c.
Gentlemen's Medlcated Scarlet
Wool Half Hose.
Gentlemeu's Wool and MerinO Half
Hose In Grey, Brown, and Blue.
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ailiteiral.



49,
ITO the amateur photographers Of Savannah
Il would say mat am prepared TO fur
nieh you outfits Of the latest manufacture at
the same price you viii find them North. and
with the advantage OF my personal" expert
ence In DEVELOPMENT and printing free. outfits
from $40 up. HAYENs.
THE Celebrated Cabinet photographs made
i by }. n. WILSON are SUI s8 80 dozen.
EAZAN has opened the abandonment Cigar
NJ Store In the city, and sells the best Scent
smoke You can get. Bull aud Broughton.
TT you want q nne box OF Oranges. the best
j hynles. enc punches Bananas, call at w.
ID. SIMkiNS'.
WANTED, rooms 70 decorate in wall Daper
w In the latest style, at reasonable prieea
Refer 20 samuel =. Hamilton, Esq. GEO. r.
HAILEHORST, corner BroughtOn and Mont
gomery streets
I ARGFsT FOUNDRY. MACHINE. and
Il ROLLER WORK. and MILL. ENGINE
and GIN SUPPLY HOUSE In the state
LOMBARD IRON W oRKs, augusta, Ca.
ITO Repair or Polish your Furniture as a
Il reasonable price. send for j. LUCAS,
corner Drayton ana Anderson streets.
VNHE celebrated Cabinet Photographs made
Il by HAYkNS ere stili 50 a dozen.
CHEAPEsr Variety store; also. zoe. and
- B. goods. We are glad TO announce 20
the public that we are occupying the entire
building Of 1856 Congress and 1871 81. Julian
Streets aud are ready to serve al our patrons
at bargain prices. Thanking for past fayors,
very respectfully. NATHAN BROS.
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Cor Salr.

LNOR SALE, all the best brands OF Florida
u Oranges; fine Apples low, at w. ID. SIM
KINs'.
TOR SALE, fruit stand corner Broughton
II and Price streets.
ZINE assortment of Canary Bird Cages for
i sale at GARDNER'S, 30l% Bull street
A MOTHER invoice of fine Canary Birds at
"A GARDENERS, 3015 Bull street.
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yoot.

I OsT, one passboOk marked Mrs. s. Il. Phil
Il lipps. Ga Bull; one marked Mrs J. w.
McAlpin, 81 Barnard, In account with Jos. II 4.
BAKER, stall ~. Market. Finders OF the above
will be rewarded By returning 10 JOSEPH II.
BAKER.
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NmpIanttfti lNlamLr0. .

WANTED, q situation by SOBER young
w man; willing to work wages no object;
one weeks trial, If necessary. Address v,
this office.
wv ANTED, a situation by a colored man as
w driver OF wagon, etc. Address L.,
this Office.
WANTED. a situation as Overseer on a
w rice plantation by a man OF - years
experience; best OF accommodation can be
furnished. Address ONERSEER, Morning
News.
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Rooma 10 a5rnt.

IGOR RENT. rooms, furnished or unfur-
Il nj he'd, for gentlemen; hght housekeep-
ing. l0l Broughton street.
nor RENT, St. Johns Church, three seats
Il IL pew 81. Apply at 1873 South Broad.
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nel.ore am STORE ion lsrmf.

ITO LIBERTY SHEET for rent. Having
tO just been repainted and repaired is now
mediately. {. c. TALIAFERRO, AZ West
Broad street.
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nor RENT. the desirable three-story house
II No. jefferson street. containing four
teen rooms. Apply to JOHN SULLIVAN, ia
BAY street.
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VNANIED-Any one having Railroad Tres
W ties and Bridges TO let, will write j. w.
ADAMS. Contractor. Augusta. Ga.
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WANTED TO RENT. by two young men.
w furnished room near Barnard and Hall
streets. Address g., care News Office.
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The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-09-04

samuel W. Collins was hanged ut Bowling
Green, Mo. He murdered Owen Utterback
for slandering his wife.
At Milwaukee, n young German who was
betriended by Prof. H~ombuacher skips
with $500 worth OF his benefactor's valu-
ables.
Albert ~. swan, a prominent citizen of
Lawrence, Mass, was shot and killed by
Henry X. Goodwin, who claims to have
been robbed by him.
Emil Simmerfeldt, a young man. was
h and instantly killed by Frank Gresham
at a German picnic, at Spearfish. Oak.
Both men had been drinking heavily.
1t has been discovered by detectives that
the various railways leading out of Boston
and many OF their Western connections
have been extensively swindled by Patrick
Fitzgerald.
Amysterious'double murder was COM
mitted at Geneva. H., the victims being
two police officers. The deed was com
mitted near the court house. Some dozen
shots were heard by residents in the neigh
borhood at about midnight, but no one
left his Led to find out the cause OF the tur-
mol, and it was reserved for a party Of
merry makers returning from a picnic at
about / O'Clock to find the bodies of the
murdered men and raise the alarm.
At Blanco, Texas, a mob of seventy-fve
persons went TO the Jail and demanded Of
Sheriff Jackson the keys. Jackson resist
ed, but was oyerpowered and the keys
were taken from him. The mob then en-
tered the jail, took out Locke, the man
who committed wholesale murder in John.
son City a few days since, and hanged him.
Locke made a full confession and said he
had intended to kill all the members OF
three or four families beside those whom he
murdered, and was prevented from doing
so only by his cartridges giving out.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-09-04

division OF Da into two terrific
ries, with an increase OF the judiciary
now imperatively demanded, wouldbe
q happy compromise, and might please
both sections-each of which is
ready for statehood-more than the
admission Of South Dakota alone
Mr.. Dunlap stated that the outlook
for immigration was excellent. Dur
ing the summer there had been a fair
increase Of population in the newer
assetioEs ofthe territorv where govern
1ient land was to be had, and this
fall, following the great crop OF This
year, and the wide publication Of the
census figures of population, wealth
and character of population, with sta
tistics showing the rapid Improvement
of the country and development of re
sources not any longer to be doubted,
it was confidently expected that Da
kota would be n a positionto attract
both people and capital. 1t was only
necessary, he thought, that the state
hood question should be permanently
and properly determined, in order
that each section OF Dakota may en-
JOY in the highest degree it's grand heri
tage of a free and generous soil.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-09-04

The II. "a. Sargent farm in Goodhue coun
ty. which last year yielded eighteen hun
bred bushels of aradreea only SIX
hundred bushels this year.
Al noteworthy phenomepon is reported
from Callos, Peru. "A loud report
proceeding from the sea and a large column
OF water was seen 10 rise. A similar occur
renee was observed a short time ago. From
the situation OF the spot, this can only be
ascribed to natural causes.
Mccartney has challenged Sullivan to
fight for SO, 800 and the championship Of
world. Bare knuckles are TO be the rule,
and fight continued to a finish. IL Is to
take place at Wyoming, or in any other
place where it. will not be interiered with,
ard Is to be fought within three months
after the signing OF the articles.
Any one knowing the whereabouts OF
Frederick w. M. Phelps, or Il. W. Miller, OF
Frank Miller, should address his relatives,
Mrs. M. M. Phelps, Chicago, Ill, or Mrs. r..
Phelps. lowell, Lake county, Ind. When
last heard from he was at Hunters Hot
Springs, Gallatin county, Montana. A
large amount OF property awaits him, be.
qucathed by his father.
The Philadelphia chief OF detectives has
received the Following anonymous note In
reference TO the explosion on the steamer
FELTON,, as follows; THE FELTON, explosion
was dynamite. The people who had il did
not intend to- explode it on the boat at the
ts.ae. and were taking IL home for use. IL
viii be impossible for you to~discover them,
but to remove suspicion OF evil intent from
others this statement ~ made.