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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19
GREATAND GOOD

GREAT AND GOOD.
She skated at the Roller, rink,
She sat down on the floor,
She didn't say n single word
She doesn't skate no more.
Merchant Traveller.
Yes. that's fact, she skates no more,
For when that poor girl fell,
1t made her feel so awful sore,
That she amt yet got well.
-[Washington Hatchet.
But If she's like our Gorh I'm girls
Though now she suffers pain,
She'll bathe her well in liniment,
And soon will skate again.
-tGorham AOuntaiLeer
The sitting down was not the kink,
That made hpr sad and sore
twas the sudden stop, on i'vtter think.
She's cotton -battOned DER and O'er.
-(Plain Dealer.
The craft is copper bottomed now.
Her rigging Is lined with. stays.
And soon fore pleasant gales she'll sail.
Across Vesuviah bays.
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Ell Davenport will officiate as

Ell Davenport will officiate as
boss cherub in the gallery Of the
new skating rink. The record
ing angel will be able TO distin-
guish him by his button hole bo
quet and his dead head ticket.
1t is currently reported that
Bro. Willard of the Gazette went
to the rink one evening last week
disguised as a female. lie es-
capped identity until he got to
upbrailing Ollie Wright. "a per
SON." for wanting the exclusive
right of laying all the mains i'll
the town, and as a consequence.
a monopoly of the natural gas.
After his flight he sent a note
back to Ollie explaining t at the
supposed connection of Green
with the enterprise was what led
him into this indiscretiOn. He
further more admitted that Ollie
was also a lawyer, as we'll as a
'.persom." When men take on
the sarb of Houries, they should
not talk to wicked monopolists
and persons"
E% Roller Skates of all kinds
at Comfy & Higgins.
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Marion Items.

Miss Maggie Wright enter
tained a company Of quilters OF
last Saturday. which proved t.
be a very enjoyable affair.
Mr.. Matthias and Abraham Mil
Ter have hired 10 work durin:
the Coming summer, near Hook
or Station Fairfield county.
Mr.. William Wolfe moved tt
Hooker Station, Fairfield county
on the 5,h inst. W. wish hin
lie best success in his new home
A little girl. a stranger. came
TO William Pa:mer's on last SAT.
urday evening, and understand
they are going to keep it and
have ii adopted.
Mrs. Ruff, wife Of Frederick
| Ruff, formerly a resident ofrMa.
rion, died at Bremen, o. Wed.
nes,lay. February 4th The fu-
neral services took place at the
German Lutheran Church on
Rush Greek, the Friday follow
ing.
Mr.. John IIil,lerbangh. one Of
our oldest and best respected
citizens OF Marion. is very Ill mt
this writing. his afl1iction is the
result of very severe stroke of
The palsy. Many friends doubt
his recovery.
Rev. j. NJ. Rutgers. having
purchased a very large library.
is ready TO give biblical infor-
nation TO any one desiring 1t. II
YOU are in doubt on any passage
o.: scripture, you would do well
by calling ON him for informa-
iion.
Mr.. William Walters held a
spelling school at No. 4 on last
Wednesday evening which
proved a grand success. After
recess they had jury box, after
which public addresses were de
Iivered. but Mr.. John kistler
carried off the vlaurels in elo-
quence. Surely Mr.. Kistler is a
natural orator. 7et
The people of School District
No. 6 met ON last Friday evening
in the school house. for the pur-
pose of discussing the importan,
question, "Rcso!ved, that there
can be more pleasure derived
from Education than Money"
The speakers or The questionwere
as follows: Affirmative. F. I.
Martin, G. L. Rutgers and N. NJ.
Palmer; Nesa,iv :. .J.B Rutgers.
Isaac Swiizer and =. Ii. Beery.
The President. A. NJ. Brown, ap-
po,n,ed Chas. Cannon. Samuel
Sholl and Samuel St. Clair,
Judges. The question was very
ably discussed by both sides. bu'
the Judges. decided i'll favor of
The negative.
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ATCOST.
BARGAINSin C!.OrHING

During the time Of the work
of improvement is going al
Rose & SulzbaclIers, the entire
stock of goods will lA offered the
public ut cost. The proprietor>
propose that with the going out
of the old furniture and fixtures
the present stock of goods shall
90 also. in order that an entirely Y
new stock may adorn III bocom
ing style. the new fixtures.
Now is The time fnr bargains.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is a list of letters
remaining in the Post Office Feb
nth, 1884.
John Baker, John Blair, 2;
Maggie spencer. Helena Ciinge
Edwin Erwin, James Kerr.
Please ask for advertised let
tiers. F. S. PURSELL, Z. NJ.
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DR.. Pullen Is now receiving let
ters several .ources, addressed
Rev" w. Pullen. The doc
tor thinks he will ex0rt at the rink
or at some Democratic birthday
celebration.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19

For Florida Oranges, lemons,
Bananas, Fruits, Mats and Can
dies. Phil Siisher takes. the lead.
He keeps full supply, and they
are warranted fresh.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
The Michigan Mutual Life Insurance
company. Plaintiff,
vs..
Albert Dresback, Defendant.
In the Court of Common Pleas OF Hooking
County, Ohio.

Notice is hereby given that the undsr
signed, Sheriff OF Hooking county. Ohio, by
virtue of ven;li eXpnn 4 issued out Of s.iG
Court in the above entitled c.tu-e, and t6
him directed as Sheriff Of said county. will
| at the door OF the Court House in Logan, on
Saturday. February 81. A ID. 1885
at O'Clock p. m. of said day, offer for sale
al public auction, the following ian'iS and
t.ne.nents, situate i'll Hooking County.
OHIO, tO-wit:
The three (]D undivided n this (5) of the
ei>t half of the northeast quarter, and the
east half OF the southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter.
Also, the east half of the northwest
quarter az the southeast quarter. cont:,in-
Ing One Hundred and Sixiy>One (l6l) screS
more or ie>x, situated in Section number
eight (S), Township numhe: eleven QD,
Range numb-r eighteen Isl, in Hooking
County, Ohio.
Appraised subject to the Dover OF Jane
DreSDaciz at 81, l5c0.
Terms at Sale cash In hand.
Given nn.ier my hand "t Logan, Ohio,
this 22d, day Oi JaI-unry, a. ID. 1854
7 F.. MCCARTHY. Sheriff.
w. f. HAMELIN, Deputy.
l.. II. ickers. Attorney for Plaintiff.
January22-5w.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19

The school celebration of Wash.
ington's birthd.y. takes place to-
morrow in the school building. The
eqercises will be appropriate and in
tercsting- Capt Bowen will deliv
er the address.
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\ni!ra nt ittar.ltntni

j. F. MOwcry, Plaintiff, vs. william Dun
ker aui Joan .<',rshne,'. Jt., DeitS.
Before .Ia,Oi, Il. R,ns,'n, ]. 7. al Priry twp.
Hooking i.Oi:It.. DIio.
On Tie llul i ~ of J iiI.rN, A. ID. 1885,
~, j. JuS:i,: i>Sl..i AN Of ser Of a;tatcil.ueii
in the above action iOr The sun % S!lo -
dept. ani s.JJ proU Ut,l' c"Stini ton
The same VIII bt iur hearing March )
1885, at yO'ciO,k, 4. VI.
J. +. MOWERY, Pin.
February ), lSS5-3w
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19

The Logan Manufacturing
Company have made a Bedroom
Set for Mr.. Reuben Culver.
which is a model of taste and
skill. the wood carving is the
work of Christ Jurgensmeier.antl
can not be excelled in delicate
and artistic finish by any me
chanics in the State. The read
ers are invited to call at the
Company Store Room and SEQ
for themselves, the very hand
some work our mechanics can
do
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19

When Will Eisele skates he
brings his head up to the wind.
Wings on his feet will never
make a Mercury of Pink" Con-
ners. =.
There is no affinity between a
stiff upper lip and a weak pair OF
knees.
The blizzard has not left us
and never will as log as the
rink lasts.
II Lou Bort ever gets used up
so no one can identify him, just
send for Pete.
Will Kessler and Miss Daisy
Curtis took the prize last week
at the ska Ing rink.
George Mumsford has tum|led
| TO many a racket. but none like
he struck at the rink.
Bobby Work never tries 10
turn himself inside out more
than twice i'm the same night.
An old maxim says put off
nothing until the morrow. That
means sleeping with your skates
on.
Now for an expedition to the
pole. said Bob Randall. as he
left the rink and started for his
shop.
Jim Bowen won the two mile
race at The skating rink last
night in nine minutes and two
seconds.
Will Moore may never have
hit the road welt, hut he cant
say that much of the skating
rink floor.
When Ad Upton gets warmed
up and the bloo,l rushes 10 his
hair. he looks like the torch of
civilization.
The immortal part Of Gallipo-
lis is going wild over skating
rinks. The Evangelist correlled
the poor mortal.
When a kid runs under a tall
fellow like Ruben Spurrier and
sets him 10 flaming the air, it is
defined as pleasure trip.
Dee F:iesner has said Amen
so often in the printing Office and
skating rink. that when he goes
10 church he is letting the same
words slip. It's force of habit.
Sam Westenhaver deplovs on
his head. lie says Black Bears
always "skeei" that way. and
since the election he feels it nee
essarv TO move "upslde down."
A bee can only sting once in
two minutes. A skating rink
floor can perfurm the same act
one hundred and twenty times
in Two minutes. Prove it by Oh
lie Wright.
Chris Mil will explain TO Will
lard The nature of the German
oath necessary TO be taken be
fore a man can. be marSI,ailed
with the dead heads in The gal
lery at the rink.
Some fellow in Gallipolis loos-
ened his liver when he leIl.-
That's nothing. We have one or
two persons in Logan that can
Loosen the lights in the rink
when they fall.
Tide Houston skates with "a
flute. He has driven the nice
from the Post Office by his prac-
Icing. ltis though, he is trying
10 break up the rink, by bringing
his fiuteomonia into that sympos-
ium.
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No &c o. Attachment.

Jacob H.iflIier, Pl;,intiff, vs. Will IN Dun-
kei "a. Jonu karshn.-r, H., i'e.iS.
B,.:ore j .cO, l.. Rl,sOl, j. P.Oi Perry
township. H'WkIns equity O,iiO.
Ui. the SIn day Oi Jauu sry, io>o said jus
tice i>Su,si an order . at iciiiiieat In lie
;,i,OVe action it,r line sum t't S-tO ~ dent,
and forS.r VI pruDLtre cos! oi acli"n. the
s;,ui,: will .,e ior iiesrin5 February 25,i, ut
9O'olock, \. IL.
JACOB Il EIFFNER, Plf.
Fab nary lSSl-::W
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19
LOCAL ITEMS.

Judge Robert Wright has been
confined to his room the last few
daya by q severe attack of rheuma-
tism.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19

The B & o rates for the round
trip to Washington are lower than
ever at Inauguration lime Less than
half fare in many cases. and no ex-
ira charge for the unparalleled time
made BY is limited trains.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19

Fresh Bulk Oysters. the best
in the market, at Phil Sllsher's.
Geo. Bright, at Phil Slisher's.
makes this February weather as
pleasant as May. Call and see
him.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19

The through-s'ecper system on
the Picturesque q & Ois particuI-
arly advantageous for the inaugu
rsl travel. Through palace ears
from all the principal wetcrn cities
and for tint matter whole trains
through. as on the B & y there i,
NO change of cars of any class what
ever.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19

When a passenger on the 3 & @
purchases ticket for Washington
to attend the Inauguration, that
ticket without any preiext wha'ev-
er, of exacting an extra compcnsa-
tion fer fast time, takes him through
ON the fastest time ever made on
Toad-ff. in addition, he cen
cludes to secure accommodation in
a Parlor or aleeping car. the usual
rate only n charged. No doubling
up of price to create dividends for
both sleeping car and raiifoad Of
ffc;ais.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19

The infant child of Mr.. j. L.
Bright died on last Tuesday
Funeral on yesterday from the
III. E. Church.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19

Mr.. William Jeifries, of Lam
caster. formerly of Striitsville
and well known to onr commu
nifty, died suddenly on last
Thursday morning. The de-
ceased was a brOther-in law 10
A. Fl. Brooke and Al Elliot. of
our town, who with their families
attended the funeral OH Friday.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19
Fire at G.lurclvilae,

On last Saturday The h"tel of ia
cob Friend and store Of John Nick
lis were burned. The loss is about
81 600. partially insured in the
Michigan Mutual.
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Valuable Suburban Property
GsAsss

will sell my prnlertv near tie
Fair Grounds at reasonable rates.
The property consists ot three
acres OF nice level grumnd, fronting
the street A good dive ling house,
good stable, and all necessary out
buildings.
For price and terms. apply to
me ut my residence.
W. j. WILLIAMS.
dec. 1. IF
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19

With its own tracks in Washing
ton, and differen, tracks to receive
Its western and its eastern business
upon, tue B & 0 patrons will be
able to get into the city by rail, and
not have to walk in from the sub.
urbe.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19
RiNk-INk-TUMS!
Strikes, strugglcs and
Stumbles,
Observed and Recorded by Our
Special Reporter.

The Gazette Editor Appears in Dis
guisc-DavenpOrt Flaunts his BO.
Guet and his Dead Head Tick.
et-The Wheeling Crowd
Sized up as They
Sat Down.
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lseaih orsoi,n Van RSorn.

Death Of Oiin Van Rs0rn.
We regret to learn that Mr..
John Van Horn, died last night
lie vi | be buried morrow will
hOnors of war at Gore. 0. Train
leaves Logan depot at II O'Clock
u. m.
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Obituary next week.

Obituary next week.
WaSlliasiOn's Birthday.
The Logan public schools will eel
ebrute Washington's Birthday on
Friday afternoon, February Goth,
1855. All are invited to attend
Exercises will begin promptly at 2
O'Clock.
W. W. McCRAY,
Supt.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19

When Baby was sick we gave her CAS-
TORiA,
When she was Il Child, she cried for CAS-
TORIA,
When she became Miss, she clung to CAS-
TOR1A,
when she had Children, she gave them
CASTORIA.
EsbruaryS, M6ciy
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19

Roller Skates of all kinds
ri Comfy & Higgins.
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On last Saturday the Infirmary
Directors reappointed Mr.. Dan
Nixon Superintendent for the
ensuing year.
Mr.. Nixon has made a good
Superintendent, and deserved
the reappointment.
MIR. John Mcbride, OF Gore.
brother -in-law of Mr. Pat Doyle,
of our town, died on last Thurs.
day. His remains were inferred
in Oak Grove Cemetery, on Fri
day. Rev. Father Cady. of St.
Johns Church. conducting the
religious exercises.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19

| By :lir use OF
IIu>teter'S S."ni
| acli BitferS the
hag.nr,i appear
aDce q: the sOiIn
tei.aIice and sui
IOwneSS Of dyS-
pepiics afr sup
pianf e Il u v n
heOlthirr look,
and as the food
is ass:niil:'te ii,
the body acquir
t. substance. Ap
petite is rcStOr-
eri, ami thu ner-
vOtls system re-
fresh e q W i t Il,
much need q d
slunnhcr, thrOug
h tn. uSr Oi this
medicine. whic'
is also benefici-
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19

TEACH ER'S
EXAMINATION !!
The School Examiners of Hooking coun-
tJ,OhiO, will meet at the.
Union School House,
ON THE
First and Third Saturdays Of
each Ninth.
1t 8 O'Clock, a. m, except January, July
inn August. Applicants must furnish pre-
pasl ell selOpes by which they will receive
the result OF the examination.
TESTIMONIALS
Of good morl character will be req uIred c
those unknown to the Board.
The grading iS represented on scale of
to 100 and SiX classes OF cert16cateS Will
be issued, viz:
First Class, Five Years. No branch less
than 50 aud an experience of not iefs than
three consecutive years OF teaching next
proceeding the application, eighteen
months OF which experience shall have
been in one place.
Second Clisx, Three Years. When the
applicant has AN aver: ge OF 70, no branch
less 'lian 90, aud twenty four months eX-
periencein teaching
Third Class. Twenty Four Months An
average Of 80, u" branch less than 70 and
eighteen months ex xPerienre in teaching.
Fourth Glass. Eighteen Months. An av-
erage OF 81, no branch less than 15 and
swelve months experience i'm teaching.
Fifth Glass. Twelve Mont hs. When n no
bra iscll there is less than 20.
Sixth Class, six months When in no
there iS less than6O. This il trial
certificate and Will not be issued to an ap-
plicaut who has taught, after Sept. l., 1882.
A satisfactory examination in the The |
Ory and Practice oft aching and good de- |
gree OF fSucccSS is teaching and governing a |
school will he favOrably considered. Ah-
are required % furnish tsstimo-
malls ofSood moral characf'r
FRANK GORDON.
i'll BRIGHT
j. P, II. STFDM.
JsuuaYyI, lSYo ExamiL err
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-19

The Baltimore 4 Ohio does not
say. rs do some other lines, "Your
ticket. sir, is only good on such and
such train without paying extra. -
that is go down into your pocket
ugain. or take slow train. On the
3 d o the famous limited express
trains are at the service of it. pat
rons, one iand all. and the advan
tage of making from one to six hours
quicker time TO Washington han by
iimiseds af any other lines, is secur
ed; and don't cos: a penny over and
above the round trip rate. at winch
the Inauguration tickets are sold.
On last Monday afternoon a gang
of river roughs got on Conductor
Phil. Thompson train at GaIlipo-
lis. and proceeded TO carry on in
the loudest and most indecent STYLE.
At Vinton station they opened the
car windows and began insulting
the people gathered at the depot
with the vilest language. Conduc-
tor Thompson Id the gang to de-
sist, that such conduct would not be
tolerated on his train. The r0ughs
then pitched into thompson, but
they met their match. He knock
ed down several of them, and as
sistance- coming from other train
men, ne brought the rowdies into
decent conduct, and conversion
to habits of good behavior,
Conductor Phil beats the Cali
polls revival.
We regret that he hurt bis hand
severely in the vigorous arguments
he used.
~Roller Skates of all kinds
ot (IOmly E. Hivyinc
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~Roller Skates of all kinds
at Comfy & Higgins.
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One more unfortunate,
Trusting to The fates,
Ra>hly importunate,
Tried on the skates.
Pick her up tenderly,
Loosen the straps,
Fashioned so tenderly,
Used to misilaps.
Oh. it was pitiful.
sThat she should flop.
Where a whole city full
Must see her drop.
Pick her up ienderly,
Smooth tut her dress.
Fashioned so slenderly,
Made to caress.
Bumping inhnmanly.
JOliing The men,
She is pure woinanly,
And tries it again.
Pick her up tenderly.
What does she care?
Fashioned so benderly,
So plump and SO fair.
-[Merchat Traveller
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TINES FOR HOLDING
CIRCUIT COURTS
FOR TUF-
Y EAR 8 g;
- TUE-
F0lRTl' dUDlcll CIRCUIT
OFiCIllO.

1t is orflerea, fh,t the Circuit Courts for
the year 1855, shall begin in the several
: tounIies of the Fourth Judicial Circnit OF
tGwit:
! Monrae. March 10th and September Sth.
Washington, March 12tl ami September
/ luth.
Athens. Msrch 18th ape'ser;ember l7th
Hooking, M re 18th and Septem "er <.tf.
/ Einton, March Ss>t ana Se..,.-inDcr z9lI:.
Meiss. April 81 and October 3d.
Gallia. April lith aud Ostober 18Th.
4rence, April 2Ctn and October 18th.
SciotO- April 18th ami OctOb. 31th.
|. Jackson, May ist ant; Decemner 18th.
Adams, May 18th ami Novemb, 5ih.- -
Brown. My 25tii ahl November Is; b..
Iii hl;ind. june i>t and NcVtmb o0th.
PickaWay. June 9Th aud Nov, III Der 17lh.
Ross, Jun. 18Th ami Trceiuher 4'h.
Pike, JUNE 2..,l and December llth.
! Ordered. that the time for holding the
Circuit i'ourts in the Fourth Judicial CT
cult, he published once ~ week on the same
day of The week, for three consecutive
we.-k>. by the several Clerks, in the several
COunti'S, i'll one or more newspapers IN
general circulation in such counties,
THOMAS CHERRINGroN
J.P. BRADBCEET I6ges.
MILTON l. CLARK
In Witness Whereof, have hcreunto
set any band and affixed the Seal Of
s,r Gnurt, this lath day of February,
A. D., 1854.
lscALl A McCOURTNFY.
Clerk ~ Circuit Ccs-t,
, ith Jutlicial District, H.chiug County, q.
FEBRUARY ISsh-Sw,
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al to persons of rheumatic tendencrr, ,ans
an ine>iiMable preventive Of Jevever ant
ague. For save by all Druggists and Deal
erS generally.
ji2-iwS.
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Guaranteed! Call and see me.
Three Doors East of the First
Bank, Logan d.
ID. j. CRESAP.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1885-09-01
Advertiiing Legal Sales,
Union LOCAL.

Every few years bill is presented
to the General Assembly of ofKentucky,
asking that law be enacted to have
all judicial sales advertised in the
county newspapers. Nearly every
State has in the Union has a law of
this nature, but the Solons of our
Commonwealth in this, as in many
other ideas of business, are at least
fifty years behind the times. Mil
lions of dollars worth of property is
sacrificed yearly rlack of intelligent
advertising. The Covington Com
monwealth cities to case as follows:
"At Lexington. last week, the val
liable distilling property of Stoll,
Clay e Co., which not a great while
since cost $4,000 was sold at judici-
al sale for $l0090. Mr.. Clay, a party
in interest, will contest the sale, part
ly on the ground that the sale was
not properly advertised. How it was
advertised is not stated but it may
be supposed it was advertised as ju-
dicial sales in Kentucky usually are !:
by sticking up half dozen obscure
written notices, plan which, with
whatever purpose designed, affords
an opportunity for Spectators or
creditors to get possession of valua-
BILE property Tor mere song"
The Hawesville Democrat last week
discovered the following "iegal no.
tice" posted on the Courthouse
door: