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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

Squire Bill Lehman. one of the
prominent farmers of Ward, pre-
sented us with some very excellent
apples. Of the Wine Sap variety,
which were larger IN size and more
delicate in favor than any We saw
at the Stale Fair.
Superintendent Mcbride, will. if
necessary. charter boat and send
the Home Guards who pursued
Morgan, TO Nelsonville on next
Thursday, SO hear Gov. HoadIy.
Col Jim Poston will be here next
week to hold a reunion of The Home
Guards who came out to fight Nor
gan and will lead them again to
Nelsonvtl'e. This time to meet our
Democratic Governor.
Prosecuting Attorney 'Buerhaus
didn t persecute the miners of tbe
Hooking Valley. Bob Keynes by
his t.ik and John L. Norris by his
arbitrary course. approved by Key
mes, did annoy and ou rage mea
who have vo,es.
Bob Keynesapprove tho coloni
zation of Hua d Poles and
other barbarlans "a the mining dis
trict. The Huns and Poles and ne
groes will not be here to vote for
him.
Bob Keynes has not yet publish
ed his naturalization papers. Why
don't the Englishman do 500
When the Columbus Journal and
Cincinnati Commercial G azette
print burlesque comic pictures of
Gov. Hoadly, it is so very funny.
The St. Keynes followers double up
in glee as though in cramp collie
But when the Sentinel gives them a
touch, they are shocked. We will
continue shocking them.
Post master Skunk of Carbon
Hill, has our thanks for a club of
twenty Sentinel subscribers. The
benefit of having Democratic post
masters is manifest, very manifest,
to the Democratic papers.
The Monday Greek mines should
take holiday next Thursday and
go TO Nelso nville and hear Govern
or Boadly.
John Hansen has been employed
by the heirs of Kline, lately de-
ceased. in Sandusky county, to set
aside the will. The property amounts
to over one hundred thousand dol
Iais.
Miss Dot Rannels, a charming
young lady Of Macarthur, is visit
ing Miss Lulu Rambo of this citv.
this week.
M. Joe Hull, who has been very
sick with the malarial fever, is get
ting well.
Mr.. G. Biehaut and wife have re-
turned from a very pleasant visit
to the Fatherland.
Capt. Glove, one of the gallant
soldiers of the 62nd O. V. l., was el-
scted vice President o the Society,
1t the Regimenta! Reunion in Zan-
ssville. last week.
Mr.. Rufus Reber has taken an
with the wall paper
house of Clock & Buck of Co|um-
ous, to canvass for their goods, and
will start on trip through the
Southern States next week, kufus.
S one OF our most esteemed, and
most popular young business men of
logan, and whilst we regret his de-
we tender to him our bes-
wishes for a happy time and a trip
If profit to himself and his employ
r.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

Frank Wheeler of Detroit, spent
last Sunday in Logan. He reports
the coal trade reasonably good.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

Ifyou want nice good Suit of
Clothes made to order, call On
Frank Blasius.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

The hest Dress Shirts and best
assortment of Underwear, you
will find at, Frank Blasius.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

So long as Spain is backed by
the cholera, she may well be sas-
sy and defy German invasion
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

Capt. McCracken is still enter
tanning the two distinguished gen
tlemen from Kentucky, Col. Bour
bon and Col. McBrier. The Gov
ernors of the Carolinas years ago.
delighted to meet the distinguished
Kentucklans, and the statesmen of
Hooking have the opportunity of
making an acquaintance. Red A o
p'egate is grand usher and will in
troduce either or both in true haw
eater style. Candidates aud friends
of candidates are invited to call.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

+. G. Biasius, Jr., is the Sure
Filter and Drafter of Mems Gar
ments for Frank Rlusius.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

Estate of VIM A. lie,l.es, Decd.
The undersigned has bceu appointed and
qualified as Administrator OF the estate of
William a. Hedges, late of Hooking coun-
ty, deed. HENRY S.JULIAN,
Sept 3-3w Administrator.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

Frank Blasius is ready for the
Fall and Winter Clothing Trade,
with full line of new goods.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

Miss Emma Dollison is very sick
with malaris' fever.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

Estate Of z. g. deS!eiger, Deed.
The undersigned las been appointed
ana qualified as AdmiEiStrat or OF the eS-
ttre OF Eber &. GeSteiger late of Hooking
county tleceast d.
L Il. VIGkERS.
Sept @-3w A6minitir..tO tor.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

Albert Leonard, one of our most
accomplished teachers, is attending
college at Athens.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

Estate Of Susan G.. Lantz. Dec d. /.
The undersigned has been appointed
and qualified as Administrator of the es-
tate oi SUSAN C, L;intz, late of II Hocking Co.,,
deceased. WIN. H. DURANT,
Sept 4-3w Administrator.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

Watermellons and Muskmel-
Ions, in great quantities, cheap
at Slisher's.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

Ask the stylish young men
around town who cuts their gar
ments.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

Turtle Soup at Yank McCar.
ihy's everySatu rday night.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

Mr.Mittler of Logan made a
pleasant call to the sentinel off
ce and the devil of the Office
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

The First Bank of Logan does
business as a bank. Its customers
and depositors are not annoyed nor
embarrassed with banter, nor brag,
nor pressure from politics. The
gentleman of the bank have their
political viows, which they fearless
ly and manly express on proper oc-
casions and in proper places. They
don't put political pressure on their
checks, in the schools, In society NOR
in the bank.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

The Hooking County Fair opens
today and will close On Saturday.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

Col. RempeI aud wife are visiting
in Cincinnati this week.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

If y ou need a good cheap Suit
of Cloth ng, or Overcoat; call on
Frank Blasius.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

John Mcneil was in town last
week.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

The last week of Mr.. Vests term
in office. he disbursed about $50, 900
to the various township treasurers.
The money goes to paying local in
debtedness, teachers, supervisors,
contractors, etc., and its circulation
among the people is already max
ing times better.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

Joe Kessler is resurDishing his
Ice Cream and Oyster Par:ors, and
has accommodations for his patrons
that do credit to the Queen City.
lie serves Oysters in any style de
sired and on shortest notice. His
rooms are quiet and orderly and are
SO arranged that families and par
ties can be served in separate rooms.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17
Obituary.

Departed this life at her late resi-
dence in Good Hope township, this
county, Mrs. Christina Margaret
Risch, nee Reuter-. Deceased was
born Aug 81, 1918. in schmie, OBJ
Grant Maulbreum, Kingdom of
Wurtemburg, Germany. In early
infancy she was given to the Lord
through the sacrament of Holy
Baptism. When sbout IL years of
age she came with her parents,
brothers and sisters to the United
States of America, and settled at
first in Muskingum county, o., but
after the space of one year the fam
lily removed to Fairfield county, O.
Here the deceased was duly instruct
ed in the doctrine of Christianity !
by Rev. @. Speilman, and was con-
frmed in the Ev. Lu theran Church |
making thus public confession of
her faith IN Christ her Redeemer.
She remained faithful to her con-
frmation vow, and especially dur
ing her last ailiment she put her
trust solely in her Savior whom she
had followed so many years.
In the year IS47 the subject of
this sketch was married to Mr.. Jno.
Geo. Risch. Their union was
happy one and was blessed with
five children, 2 sons and 3 dough
ters, of whom, however, one daugh-
fer preceded both of her parents to
eternity.
In 1868, Mrs. Risch had to en-
dure the great loss of being bercft
Of her beloved husband by death.
She bore this cross with Christian
fortitude and patience, willingly
submitting to the dealings of the ;
Lord, and bumbly entrusting her
,wn cares and affairs as also those
If her fatherless children to Him of .
whom the Apostle says: He careth
or you" She fulfilled her duty as
faithful chriftain mother by bring
ng UP her children in the nurture
md admonltion of the Lord.
In general the deceased enjoyed
,ood health, until about year ago ,
,odily infrmtties made their APP
'earance. These ailments grew
laily worse in spite of all tender
are and medical skill. AT last her
'isease resulted IN dropsy. and this =
'ore SO heavy on her constitution :
hat for the last few months she
lad to endure great sufferings. But
er firm faith in the Lord helped :
Ter bear great pain, and believing a
hat to die Is the Christians gain. {
he longed for deliverance and for i
eing with the Lord. This ardent G
7ish the Lord granted her at the :
bove mentioned date, at the age Of
z years and 16 days. i
Her funerul took place on the +
ay following and was conducted =
y the Rev. L. F. Mittler. In spite f
f the inclement weather her funer-
j procession was one of the largest. t
F not the largest, that ever went !
Is way to the Lutheran grave +
'ard in Laurel township. After I
ppropriate services at the church, q
he body was laid to rest in the 6
cemetery adjoing the church, 10
wait the resurrection morn. Her (
our children and six grand chill S
ien mourn the great less. May I
'od abundantIy console and bless a
hem. y
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

John Mcneil writes poetry.

The Sentinel publishes poetry
this week.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

1CluJl IuctuS VI
arrest i IL g diS-i
ease, HOsteter's
Stomach Bitter
stands pre- emil
net. 1t checks
all further prog
ress of all disOr-
ders of the
stomach, liver
and bowels, re-
wives the vital
stamani a, pre-
vents and rem
edies chills and
fever, increases
the activity of
the kidneys.
cOunterac t s a
tendency to rhu
nlatism,and is a
9euu j n c STAY
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

Latest news from England
states that ,he condition of the
apple crop, though good, is below
early expectation, as much of the
fruit is dropping from The trees.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17
Cut Flowers and Floral
Designs,

For all occasions. First class work and
reasonable prices. All orders by mail on
telegraph promptly attended to.
vi, TOR A. SCHNEIDER, Florist,
Sept. IO-2m Lancaster, Ohio.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

The Sentinel has published John
McNeal's poetry.
John McNei! is Republican can
didate for State Senator.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.
j. 2. Deter VS. Jacob Friend ,et al.
In Hooking Courty, Ohio, Court OF Com
mon Pleas.

LII hOckIus, COuLty, OnlO, COuIb OI COIu-
mon Pleas.
Notice is hereby given that the Under
signed, Sheriff of Hooking County, o., by
virtue of an alias Order of Sale issued out of
said COrrt o the above entitled cause, and
to 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. m, of said day, offer for sale
at public auction, the following lands and
tenements, situate in Hooking County,
Ohio, tO-wit:
Lot number twenty COY and lot number
twenty-One (2D, in SolODlan Reigie's First
Addition to the town CT Laurelville, (both
more fully described IN the records of said
town OF LaurelvIlle).
Lot number twenty-One (21) appraised at
two hundred and twenty (s22O 00) dollars.
Lot number twenty (2O) appraised at one
hundred and sixty (S161 COY dollars.
Terms OF sale cash i'll hand.
Given under my hard at Logan, Ohio,
tn is Sth day of September, A. d. 1885.
IT, MCCARTHY, Sheriff.
w. H. MCFARLAND, Deputy.
McGiliivary 4 COultrap, Att'ys..
Sept. 10, 5w.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

An ocean vessel has taken out u
loaf of Vussar girlbread for ballast
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

G. F.. ROW EN-.
6. w. BR ELM. Ex miMe~'.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

Squire Bill Lehman. one of the
prominent farmers Of Ward, pre-
sented us with some very excellent
apples. of the Wine Sap variety,
which were larger IN size and more
delicate in favor than any We saw
at the Stale Fair.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-17

Prosecuting Attorney 'Buerbaus
didn t persecute the miners of toe
Hooking Valley. Bob Keynes by
his t:'k and John L. Norris by his
arbitrary course. approved by Key
mes. did annoy and ou rage men
who have vo,es.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
e,,omhpdfs ano Ralbaos i.
DILROAD TICKETS -, osr,roadwav
IL 10 all p0inis 3" i'"'O'' WILIIA pALL jr.. Agen
.rrW-YORK CENTRAL ~ HUDSSUNN

.-TW.YORK CENTRAL ND HUDSON
~ n trains VIII leave Grsnd CentrtDepo.. th ,
ttrous Tochesfei and Montreal ENsss: uIOugh uraW-
s. sam y. ~ cars 10 Rochester. st. AbaDsu MonIIeaL
10 m Fast Limited Chicago oI LOUIS sI-ApIoss'
'Jning cars, stopping at Abs, YEA y
nhssfer Buffalo, Niagara Falls Enc ieVeu aiu 10
tscns al Chtca~0 o- M, CincinIl 100 a. m' ana 81
1nn,s 74O m neat dly. ,..u, -oor, cars IN Canaan.
lemo,s press, drawI cars W Ndhaif-
iOoo Rochester. Niagara Falls anduuiaO. ,-- -.
daguA ~ Western NewIo and ITthern Express, WIN
arswngfT@O" ard @ Albany Troy and Uh Express through
So y room % ears. TO Saratoea, Edward ana Olens
Pals On On 1SaScomnOdatIon 10 Albany ID Troy.
" rb,cagO and 81 Louis EXpss, with sleepng-cars
oP,sgara Falls, Buffalo, Cincinna, Toledo Detroit Chi
eaeo sn % Express with sleeping Cs to Syracuse 20
fe,sDP,,an AMI TO Saratoga also Montreal.
Anpu n, acthc kxp with septng eirs for Roches-
yna 10 Niagara Falls CLEVELAND O edo ana DetfOltMso
ter b,to 4n ara Ogde sbUTR daily Gept saturday.
@wssen m ight Express win eepinR.cars 20 AlOanv
lr I6nnets with the mornintIains for the West aud
So, ~ Narth except saturday nigh: . ,.
& &nssts on sale at Grand Centrallepot No. D Bownng
III "a g Broadway. Harlem Dep( 10th At and 4tA.aVe
esfc0tts Express Offices, 3arkplace near Hroad-
slns s5 and 9l2 BTOadway, and West l25th-st, New
al Washington and 33O tu!tlsts, BroOklYn ana ~
~ Il Williamsburg ,...o 49,, Ia
AeA ar any Of the ticket Ofceln New York CITY, ana
pSsetreshlng ton ST.. Brooklyn.
-, s2o,sage aed for and checked frn residence
bsss trans daily. All Oths dhly except sunday
lao .lssso trans stop Harlem 12h:st ana 4th-ave)
,dn Sunday runs only 10 Albany I'D Troy oyr>,nprcu
IN TOUCEY u. NJ H. N N h,> @ ~, -, m,
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
KAIlhOAD'
on and aIIbI UCIUpF ~ I0OV'
GREAT TRUNK LINE
.xn UNITED sTATB MAIL ROUTE.

.Sp UNITED sTATB MAIL ROUTE
rave NswYOrk via DesbDsses and Courtiandt street
ferries a. Pttsburg and the yes with Pullman Palace
o,,scbed o a N s. and p. daily New-1 ork and
e~o ess Limited Of parlor Dibng smoking and sleeping
~. ~ A NJ every day. >,, r,-.o
lCssHart Lock Haven, m. y. M; Cory ana trle
IN connecting at Cory for Titusvile petroleum
s.,,ns - - ~ and the OIL Regions . ,,.. ,,,..,, ...
Css Csaus Washington and the South Limited washington
uam1s of Pullman Palace Cars. daily except SUNDAY
W. sYtye Washington 4:0' y. M; regular at ~ ana
NJ Ti $40 and q n. and II night. Sunday, 6Io
80 $40 ant p m. and 2nlRht
~. Itsrtic CITY except SundT, p m,
~ 1s"e NAV except Sunday, ,l:lo a; ~ ,,o.. ...
TsDc5 Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations
loot Pahway md AmbOY. IL noon, ~ " Y, N
w spsGsy and m do not stop az hs9SIy ARK
w "a pont md Norfolk via Nevl Ork Pladeil MA anu
n@ s UiJ pailroad g. a. m. week day and p m every
SST ia Ba tmore and Bay Line $40 p m week Gays.
& ~ Prookyn Annex connect with ali through Irans
T sTsey CITY anOrdins speedy and direct transfer ior
rs"s Arrive From Ptsbrg. :. 8, II 80 a. m eS6 an9
1nxSn m dsily From Washington and Baltimore: o.
mSe voc p9o NO $50 $50 e:2O and 1905 p. Sunday 20
ia m S2O 900 1905 p From PLiade phs- SOD eS0
iks a2n $40 i040, II: 30 a M l:2O. 2 32O 5;5O -
isq6 G5 1920 $50 e2O 9;35, 1905 m. and I'D night
Nfupday 300 6;2O, 7no, 800 1850 m 0'-0' 0-V' "F
te20 gy5, 1905 y. m.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21

,-pw HAVEN STEAMDAT CO.'S STEAM
n brMpc q " NORTIAM ANO CONTINENTAL, leave
~ Sip Pier 25, r. at p IN. and
lseA fsnndays excepted, conpctng at NewHaven WIN
~ EssIIitrSins FOR MERIDEN, HA;TFORD, SPKINHFlEL
sSyvSFE &c Tickets sold nj baggage checked at 944
HOL.nUH K Y and C0urtst Brooklyn Excursion TO
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21

NVAITER.-By respectable colored man IN
w private family can come highly recommended -
willing and oblgng understands waiting 10 an us Disneess
Address b. H., rrbuLs UptewnsS wee l4so Drosl"AS'
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
Glfetlon Noiire.
STATE OF NEW-YORK.
OFFICE OF The SECRETARY OF TATE. :.
ALBANY AnQuaf lZ3E 4

OFFICE OF The SECRETARY OF STATE
ALBANY. August l, 1857
Iooe Sheriff Of the County Of New-Yorki
stNotice is hereby given that at the General Fecor
ad 70 tbs state on the Tuesday succeeding the inst
'nest -ie to be elected to wit:
4goyernorin the place Of DAVID HILL
Secretary Of State IN the place Of JOSEPH b. CARR
Treasurer n the place Of ROB- RI A. MAHWEfL
s,s,s aey oenera IN The place OF DENIS OBKIEN.
fiAS s vigi9ser and surveyor In the place OF ELNA
J1sie othe supreme Court for the First Judicial Dis
GE5RGg y az she &Gun Of NewYork. in the place Of
STis states orths Eighth congressional Distrc
sSsg ssS1sg NewYork ID pace OF SAMUEL 5. Cox re-
Aen'h and Eleventh senate Dlsrricts e' -''N'A'
.Oenv ohcers also TO be elected for said County,
iSSsahyiouI Members OF Assembly.
C%n,y1H,tne C ~ tne place Of ALEXANDER V. DAVIDSON
TsnsS TvsnS , ierA 10 The place Of PATRICK KEENAN
rBiHLSs '1e S9Srt Of COnmOn Pleas In the place Of
sfbS Te the superior Court in the place Of JOHN
ADM asS]Sss sS & s' fy Court place of DAVID Mo
{ 1.s1,a rsesosn, .sn. q the Board Of Alderaen
;aout AdermeR
MAID MART yiSs sSs %,FE q ,fFEERFDINAND LEVY BER
telIor asIt "omee will eIpne Oh the last day OF DO
JOSEPH CARR.
Ynsu. ,., Secretary OF State.
vs 1gSyso or e 's 81 iV Of eScs
d Doiee 10 he county and also 10 cause copy Of
the election ee Laws Of 1875 SRSSer S eseh 4sa
rse.ys s "a above 70 be true copy OF the Election
ss sheriff the City and COUNTY S RAxlRS%T Of Hs%York
nsa uA,ss soec, ,paPess VIM insert this advertise.
au'hOrlEed 30 10 DO.
sasn1 OF the City ami County OF Esw.Yotk.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21

% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK ,I2 PAYS AHR 1pg1H ~ oS
" SUNDAY, 8 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA
2 IN SEWfOah
1rpess trans leave New YORK, via DesDrosses anu Nou
Iavdt Street Ferries. as follows ~ ,,,..A.uu.o,
Z On = 30 q y % Chicago Limited ana 10 (WeshWgton
sIJmited II lilo a. M, l. $40. 40 40, o ana
H. and l9 night, SUNDAYS 6l2 ~ 5i''euN anu AZ
m, $40 5, g. Z, and y. ~. and IL nlyht = m 49,,
N aims leaving New.Y oTk daily except sunday al ~ ~ anu
" "tlI0a m l. 2. 4. 8 and m, and y N. on suhuSS =
connect al Trenton for Camden ., ,,n.,.,.A..
hstanng trains Broad street station PhSasRnS R
TAINTED Express la and 90 p inl I2{4 s. D. o. o.
$50 7O 7;4O and NJ on sunday d 9zV 1 a.
800 $50 M l2:44. 4:5O Limited, b:oO ,i4O, Z ~
m Leave Philadelphia via Camden a IN dsiiy e'c"p'
TrEeio Offices $40 425 and 9i4 Broadway Asor House
Ind foot OF Desbrosses and COurtlan1t ss anu
Hsrooklyn Annex station. foot Of kultOnst B!OoNy h,
Epnschs Hotel HobOken Station Jersey CIV fmlgIAhV
tjcket ON No 8 Battery place and Csste sren .,o,L
The YORK Transfer Com any Will call iOr anu oho0A
baggage from hot els and residences - ,rooD
CHARLES r. PCGH, >; y" " 80 -o,,
General MapaGer. GencIa lhosehkoI AeoN-
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21


Tho following sales were held at the Exchange and Auction
LIST OF AUCTIONS
ia, Richard Y. Hdy1'eh d Co.
, 4 s.orv a,t with ot No 2ls Fast 1U7th-st 24t4
# Of Sd-ave lot 2ilOxlOO1li Citizens Savings ZOO
---------' 0'
D. n. Seaman
Mot of land s. West 29ths 899s IT Of sthave M ozo
Ss%5sl f TGla1 ioi No n4 West 8oiist
'sstSly r. Of stave lot 2S5S4e Emily West $500
22s and 23G WeiS $osas sane svT 40 GOO
lot: 1epcRiGo g place Ioo IL OF 4oou' 1850
2066 il 9 Of Inon-ave lot 19Sxl0O Joseph o ooo
lots MG'ser as 100 IT Of McrTsavc each 251iOo zoo
lot. q On crestonavc Of S5ds each 251iOo oa,
lot Gfsston-ave adjoining above, each 25xloo ZOO
dws,na Sryefi TiI6 blot Of land Morsavc 100 fw
xaDout 1870; William hchenstein .....-...--.-- o'o@'
NEW JERSEY PROPERTY.
BIZ a. J. BleeeLcr d Son.
/ fl anne house with u OF land on Franklinave .oo
prCopnFm PEi ESTATE TRANsFERs-YY CITY
The following shows estate transactions recorded
yesterday:
i4S,h-s l25 NV Of 7t3ays; Ioo1s91l Jerome $500
o BHek TeIoIee b n 20 Of oPI isdst 4s ixioO Peter
oth@y9 = a"S % " wife TO William Egbert $4,000
64th,L s. xSi. a.1ee e TO Henry Ieer6ger $500
22ds9 Iv T send enS ~ 70 FIiLa III .... 5000
heG1s Il ~ Ia al to Frederick B1rnham $4,000
a W
lex A Burnham and wife 20 James MCDONNELL IN zoo
aud another '''O''
stantosSt MoseS 70 Jo.eph sTl Levy 1850
both 81 fl OF 6th-ave, l6eIS9ll; hOOert M,
q Hargrave Perrot Julien c,oVV
n G of S3dst 2j.SNS6.5I -NS4 IO hH ooo
garet l. COnOn to FREDERICK 5 Howard. -: lV'ouV
NG 2s Hop E@st soasIeH $4,000
BOyey No ~ 17s GnS Benjamin sherman $1,000
Bowery 10 II i; same to UHdrhl. $500
BOwery No i7@ Henry LOUD anu NO 10 $1,000
1255hst ss ASH # woi shave i5;5IlOon' !. soo
12Sds s. ana S2S 2io 4 Sf M52y S59aTe oxo
Stuyyesantst, s, l5l.2 II " OF Wh,st l0Ho9.1h
Irregular, Augustus Acker and VIE 10 hermah - oon
stuEyesans' ms Rc1s5n 10 Aurgstus Acker lO50O
/ Ave- Ni NichoaS = l5ill IT OF l4Sth-s 2ox o,o
100; James Monte tn to Anna l. Fulton o'@"V
SGD ST n = $40 of 9th-ave. 20NlOO5' JOhn ooo
Schultze to Anthony A Hughes :....:-;.--.- o'oOV
6od. 81 n s l2j rtw 9thave j0XlOO.3 also ne'
o' GSd at 300 n " of 9th.ave 25x OO.5; also MS
63d.st, 800 IT W of 9th-ave, 2uIlOO.1; also -
6.d-st 300 OF l0th-ave. 2OIlpO0; ana also
63d.st $50 It OF 0thave. 2Ox OOo JOhh 40 900
Brown wife TO Anthony a hughes 4o'uuU
62d. At II 100 n Of 9thave, 2jNlOO5; also d
6 DIST 40 It Of 9th-sve, and also n O3d-st
l-5 n Of 0h.ave, James Brown ell al exec oooo
utOr TO Antony Hughes. 4ooVo
GSs and 23I aI6,SeT mS 10 AnScny Hughes 10000
l29thsH s; 24i % FlSn y 81 NJ MiSsbsI 10000
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21

CHIPPING CLERK or COLLECTOR.--By
y Young who has had good deal OF experience IN
the trade, thoroughly competent anu I'd" "
ush SATISFACTORY reer'n'' IL L. Box 33 Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
floor t0anlc6.

FLOOR of abuut five rooms in private
~ house for family three adults West Side Haf"m OF
QUIT, Tribune Uptown once l.23s sroa-N ay.
FINWO adults would like apartments Of three
i room. N n priv house. convenient 10 broadway
4ihaye cars Address y, Tribune Oihcc
WANTED.-A second floor. unturnished IN
w plivate house by family ~ three adults between
18th and 5Uth References, Address
PERMANENT. .23s broadway.