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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-18
FUGITIVE PARAGRAPHS
OF VARIED INTEREST CAPTURED BY
THE CAREFUL CONDENSER
Picked Personals and Political Pointers.
Breadwinnsrs' Battles and Trades
Neutrality-suspicious. Kumblinss
and Foreign FilteringA

The Lincoln club, Cincinnati, congratula-
ted Judge Foraker upon his nomination for
governor OF Ohio
Judge Stallo, of Cincinnati, Is mentioned
for the Italian mission.
Springfield, O., is making strenuous ef-
forts to secure the Democratic State conven-
tion.
State Senator Herman, Of Brooklyn, is
mentioned favorably for the collectorship Of
the port of New York.
Franklin County CO., Prohibitionists met
at Columbus Saturday and indorsed Rev. A.
B. Leonard for governor.
Aaron Bradshaw, chairman Of the board
of pension appeals OF the interior depart
ment, has been superseded by John Rogers,
of Kansas.
Henry C. Urner, newly appointed United
States marshal for the Southern district Of
Ohio, took the oath Of Office and gave bond
in the sum of $4,000, on Saturday.
Frank Gordon, son Of ex-senator Gordon,
Of Atlanta, Ga, has been appointed principal
clerk of the surveys of the general land
Office. He succeeds Oscar Heinerichs, re-
moved.
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W. ". MCCRAY, Sup't.


The annual meeting of the Ohio
Teachers Association will be hold at
Lake Chautauqa, July 7th to 9th,
1885. For the accommodate of
teachers, members, of their families,
students of Normal Schools, etc,
who may desire to attend this meet
ing. the r & O r Il Go. will sell
round trip tickets, at greatly re-
dnced rates.
For tickets, time of trains, etc.,
call upon or address Agents B d
0 r h.
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For the Grand Army of the Re-
public Excursion to Portland
Maine, on Saturday, June 20th,
1885. The B & O.'Co. will sell
round trip excursion tickets, to eth
er Columbus, Shelly Junction, or
Monroeyillc. where round trip tick
cts to Portland can be purchased
q low Excursion rates.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-18

The Peoples Skating Rim k vii
be made a popular place of re-
sort on the 4ih of July. The
Managers will provide every
possible attraction to make the
day and evening pleasant. The
Logan Band bas been secured
aud will furnish music afternoon
and evening.
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E0URTH OF July.

On Friday and Saturday. July
3 and 4, the Columbus Hooking
Valley & Toledo R. R, will sell
excursion tickets to all points on
their line at rate of One Fare for
the Round Trip. 10 accommodate
those wishing to spend Sunday with
their frieuds tickets will be made
good returning on July 9th.
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4th of July Excursion

The Columbus & Cincinnati
Midland Railroad will sell round
trip tickets to and from all points
OH its line, at one fare for the
round trip.
Tickets will be good going,
July 2nd, 3rd and 4th, and will
be good returning until July 9Th,
inclusive. W. +. REPPERT,
General Pass. Agent.
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NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

| Freah, Crispy GleanlnEs Of Recent Note
worthy Happenings and Events.
The Pennsylvania legislature has ad-
journd.
James McDermott, tho alleged English
spy is reported dead.
At Indianapolis, Henry Barber shot Thos.
Stimbon in the left breast, inficting NOR
tai wound.
| Secretary Whitney has decided that there
must be another test Of the Dolphin's SEA-
worthiness.
VIM. h. Stutson, mayor Of West Jeffer-
son, O., has been arrested ON charge Of
embezzlement.
Isaac Lehman, of the firm Of L l. Lehman
& Co., wholesale liquor dealers, Louisville,
| KY, committed suicide
DR.. NJ N. Marshall was severely horse
whipped by the wife Of q prominent citizen
Of Vanlue, O., for an alleged insult.
Rev. j. O'Sullivan, Of Washington, D. c.,
has been appointed by the pope to the vacant
bishopric of the diocese of Mobile, Ala.
At Norristown, Pa, Alexander Steele, an
attendant at an asylum who beat an inmate
to death, was found guilty Of manslaughter.
In glove fight with Jack Burke, at Chi.
cago, John L. Sullivan failed to ''knock
out' his antagonist, but was awarded the
| match.
The adjutant general has formally author
lied the First and Second Regiments O. N
g. to go into camp at Paramount park from
June % to July 8
Exercises Of graduating week at West
Point terminated on Saturday. Governor
Hoadly, of Ohio, delivered an address to the
graduating cadets.
Seventeen-year locusts have appeared at
Flint, Mich.
At the Blue Grass stockyards, Paris, KY,
forty seven snort-horns sold for s., 155.
Residents Of border counties in Southwest
The body Of John Dounden, aged 73 years,
was found hanging to q tree, near Aurora,
Ind.
A tramp was arrested at Ashland, O., with
q lot of valuable jewelry in his possession
which awaits Identification.
At the seventies days races at St Louis
the winners were Tenstone. Blue Wing,
Modesty, Freda and Mamie Hunt.
In an alteration between Milt Bonar and
8. Waters, near Butler, KY, Bonar received
cuts which are expected to prove fatal.
F. D. Wendell, of the Dayton, o., Herald,
has purchased the Columbus, O., Times, and
will continue it as a two cent morning paper.
Mary Kleman, of Rose Hill, Ill, has been
arrested on the charge Of poisoning the fam
lily of Michail Freers by putting arsenic in
the soup.
DR.. A. Greers, Job Goslee and Wes Mills
were jailed at Greenville, O., charged with
shooting Turner Graham, colorsd, and kill
ing his wife, at Osgood, o.
Alonzo Fuget, one of the best known. and
most skilled counterfeiters in the country,
was arrested near Versailles, KY, and taken
to Louisville and imprisoned.
At Eason, O., Miss Annie Grier sued Jacob
Gochenour for $1,000 damages for breach OF
promise. The jury returned u verdict Of
81 800 against the defendant
Carrie Morton, a serio-comic singer, was
brutally kicked by Walter Phoeaix, a song
and-dance man, at TT. Wayne, Ind. Tho
womans injuries are supposed to be fatal.
At Wellsburg, W. Va. Crawiey, arrested
for completely in the Dillon.Crawley prize
fight at Golfers Station, was sentenced to
two years imprisonment in the penitentiary.
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This locality was visited by
miniature cyclone on last Monday
evening. The wind was very strong,
blowing down signs, tearing brach-
es off trees, and raising clouds of
dust. But little rain fell.
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GENERAL GRANT.

The Cancer Troubling Him Again-Bound
for Mount McGregor.
NEW YORK, June 16.-Gen Grants condi-
tion has again become alarming. It is said
the cancer has been swelling during the past
two weeks His breathing is so badly affect
ed it was feared hc would lapse into the same
critical condition Of last March.
The general retired early, but tossed
around, frequently complaining, and did not
fall asleep until midnight. From that hour
until o'clock he slept at intervals On ac-
count of the change in the patients condi-
tion, DIR. Douglass is urging the general to be
removed to Mount McGrsgor, lest he may
grow too week to allow his removal 1t is ex-
pected everything will be in readiness for
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Said Bonds are issued pursuant to o
special act of the Legislature of Ohio, pas g.
ed April 25th, 1885. and An ordinance OF
said Village entitled IAN Ordinance to
provide for the issuing of the Bonds OF the
Village of Logan, for the purpose OF paying
the outstanding Indebtedness of said Viz
passed June Q, 1895
Said Bonds will be sold to the highest
and best bidder, but in no case ;Or less
than their par value. Bids should specify
the number of Bonds bid for, tho rate of
premium. The right ID reserved to reject
any or ali bids.
Gives at the Treasurer's 0nice this 18th
day OF Juno, 1855.
e.. E. BOWEN,
Treasurer of said Village.
Logan. June l8-5w
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Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining in the Post
Office June 10th, 1885.
Geo. Watkins, Dollie Smith,
Harriet N. Stiles, Geo. w. Sny-
der, Mcdonald & Bruce, Leah
Brown, Emma G. Bowen. I. A.
Washburn and Robert E. Frey.
Please ask for advertised let
ters. F. S. PURSELL,
Post Master.
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Mr.. John Frasch, next to Wei
lands, supplies our citizens with
the choicest Of Family Groceries
and Provisions. His Teas are
particularly excellent in f1aver.
Hams, shoulders, lard, butter,
eggs and vegetables Of all kinds
always on hand. Give John a
call when in want of articles for
the table.
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Any one needing Farm Imple
ments, plows, wagons, buggies
moving machines, steel scrapers
feed cutters. hay rakes, DC. can
buy them cheaper than ever be
tore al Comfy = Higgins.
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Judge Wright is holding Court
in Logan this week. Judge Fries
mar is in Pomeroy, Judge Sibley
in New Lexington. About the
only business in our Court this
week is asking and getting con-
tlnuance of cases.
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Attention Farmers.
The Logan Manufacturing Com.
pany is now prepared to put on
Slate Roofs at very low price,
Now is the time to get your Roofs
Cheap, and when you once get q
roof that they put on, you have
one that will last your life time,
for they use nothing but the best OF
Slate, and employ nothing but skill
full mechanics, which-insures you .
good job. They do their work
promptly and guarantee satisfae-
faction.
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First Class Style,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Fraucis Nye
Rosa Nye, ct NJ
In the Court of Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio.

Notice Is hereby 2 ven, that the under
signed, SHERIFF. of Hooking County, Ohio,by
virtue OF Partition il: Q led out of said
Court in the above cnttLied cause, and to
HIM directed as Sheriff of said County will,
at the door of the Court House in Logan on
Saturday. June 9th, A. d. 1885,
at O'Clock p. m d. of said day, offer for sale
at public auction. the following lands and
tenements, situate in Hooking County,
Ohio. tO-wit:
Fractional:Lot number one Q in section
No. five (5); also, fractional lot No. i've t5)
In section number four az, all in town.
ship number thirteen Q3), range
number sixteen Q6) in Hooking county
aud state Of Ohio, subject to tho right OF
way of the Columbus, Hooking Valley
Toledo Railway Company FOR It's railway
as was located thereon.
Appraised vt g, ,666 67-l00.
Terms Of Sale-Cne third cash in
hand, one third in one, and one third in
two years from day of sale, with
interest. Deferred payments
to be secured by mortgage on the prem
ises sold
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio,
this 18th day OF May. A. y. 1885.
T. F. MCCARTHY Sheriff.
WE. HAMBLIN, Deputy.
]. r. Grcgan, Attorney foI Plaintiff.
Nav &-5t
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Mr.. John Work has secured
constant service of one of our
vigiIant police to stand in his
ward and watch his strawberry
patch. Works police seems to
be a faithful officer. He is not
missing when wanted.
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MARRIED.-On tie 11th inst.
al the residence of Joel Gibson.
by T. D. Woods, J. p. Mr. Hart
Glaze to Miss Mary Keller, both
of Gibisonville, this county.
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NOTICE OF
SALE OF BONDS.

OFT.CE OF TKEAsURIR OF VILLAGE OF
LOGAN, JUNE II, 1885.
Notice Is hereby given that on TUE
DAY, JULY 2lst, 1885, at O'Clock, Z. NJ,
at the above men toned ONCE. the Treas
ursr of said Village will sell the Bonds Of
said Village to the amount of Five Thou
sand Dollars, in denominations of one
hundred dollars each, bearing interest at
per cefit. per annum from their date. pay
able as follows:
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Thomas p. Johnston.
va
Anna Leach. ct al.

=
County, Ohio.
Notice IL hereby given that the under
.ioned. Sheriff Of Hooking County, 0aio.
by virtue OF an Execution issued out OF
a, id Corrt o the above entitled cause, and
to him directed as Sheriff of SAID County,
will. at the door Of the Court Asuse In Lo-
gan, on
Saturday, July 18th. A. d., 1885.
at o'clock, q. M, of said day, offer fer sale
at public auction, the following lands snd
tenements, situate in doekinS County,
Ohio, tO-wit:
Lot number three C3). in South Bloom
ingyille, Hooking county.
appraised at $225 90.
Terms of sale cash in hand.
Given under my hand at Legan, ohio,
this 18th day o. June, 4. D. 1885.
T.F. MCCARTHY, Sheriff.
W. &. HAMBLIN. Deputy.
l.. D. vickers. ATTIC rnsy for Plaintin.
June lS|6w
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Casualties.


At Spottswood's planning mill, Lexington,
KY, Wednesday, A. D. McCorney, a work
man, had all the fingers Of his left hand am
putated by a saw.
Jasper Brown, aged IS, while hunting,
Saturday, near Hillsboro, o., accidentally
sbot himself in the eye with revolver, and
10 expected to die.
At Grand Rapids, Mich, while Owen
Doorenboss and H. Dykema, laborers, were
carrying bucket of hot tar across the stag
ing Of two buildings, the staging broke, pre-
cipitating the men to the ground, and both
were horribly burned.
At New River, KY, a construction train
was derailed by striking a COW. Six xcolored
men were killed and about q dozen seriously
lurt
Nathan Allen was drowned In Lake Mich
igan, at Sheffield, Ind, while bathing.
A number of buildings were destroyed by
storm at Pulaski, Iowa, and three persons
killed
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BLAINE AND LOGAN.

Both of Them VIII Mako Campaign
Speeches in Ohio.
CINCINNATI, June 16.-Among the hun
dreds OF letters and kilograms which Judge
Foraker has received since his nomination
was one from James G. Blaine
1t is very warm in its congratulations and
wishes for success. From another source it
is learned that Blaine and Logan will both
be in Ohio this year to aid in the Foraker
canvass. Tho campaign of 1885 promises to
be as important az that of 1884
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Estate Of John 5. Lantz. Decd
TIL. undersigned has been appointed
and nnaIified as Administrators OF the es-
tate Of JOHN s. Lantz, late OF HOOK
ing "0"' JOHN W. ROLSTON,
1rra ,s-sw Administrator.
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PO' '.K-Fair denaui: Primo mess eastern
ut 5s; do western dull at 4Os.
LARD-Spot and futures, poor demand: Spot
and Way, June, July anu August, SIS.
WHEAT-New No. : winter at 1s; do spring
at IS lid
FLOUR--Supply good: IS 81.
CORN-Spot ani futures, poor demand: Spot
dull al Is 01ad; June dull at 4s ID; July dull
at As 9, I'd.
CoTTON-Middling at 10 7-ls; uplanis, sd;
uiddl.nS Orleans, 5Ad.
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HAMS!!
/ have the finest hams to be found
in Logan. Call for either q slice
or whole ham. All kinds Of salt
and picked meats, fish, etc. at
B. q. MCMANIGAL'S
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Estate of Frederick Krinn, Decd

The undersigned has been appoin e''
ond Qualified as Administrator de bonaS
non OF the estate of Frederick Krinn, late
OF Hooking county, deed. ,,,v~
Sune iS-Sw
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Quotations of the Stock, Produce and Cat
tie Markets, June Is.

tie Markets, June Is.
NEW YoaK--Money at psr Cent Exchange
quiet. Governments firm
Currency skies, la1,5 bid; fours, coupon. l2Sx
bid; four r-and-a-half,, lI2a bid.
As usual on Monday, during the summer
months, the Stock Exchange did not open un. il IL
O'Clock. First prices were generally 1s to Il per
cent. higher than they closed saturday evening,
while Lake Shore aud Lou sville & Nashville were
up u. The principal activity was in the Gran
gers, Vanderb,lts, Lac4awanna and Western
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice II hereby given that the nrm sf
solved by mutual consent. The business
will hereafter be conducted by
RlTToERS, POLLING, HAMILTON co.
June IL. l0a5r1W
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Cincinnati.
FLOUR Fancy sa .x15OJ; family 9&25

CtnCinn1tis
FLOUR -Faucy, SaI .g5.Oj; family, A.253
A65.
WHEAT-No. 2red S1oo91.O1: No. 8, se90Sc
COKN-No. mixed, 47t1ty4Se; No. white
s5tg56c.
OATS NO mixed, ss9ss1<c; No mixed,
IS I3i &C; No white, 30 S3J1ac.
PORK-Family, Sl0 7Si9lO.s0; regular, SIC. 80
q 0s5.
.BAcoN-shouldsrs. 4sl1<c; short clear
sides, 81 25 D6 81.
L4AkD-Kettle. 7G71lc.
CdEESE-Prime to choice Ohio, 607c: New
York, SyS.sc: Northwestern, z&bc.
POULrhY-Falr cllickens. $S.OW03. 20; prime
IS 87sD4.so; spring chickens, Sc 0otG36o: ducks.
$l.50 ,I2 80: geess. 4.J0 per dozen: live turkoyA
&c: dressed Is G1SHc.
HAY-No. i timothy. SIS 0o9l553: No. 3,
S14 00Lls7,; mixed, Sl250 9I8.50; wheat and
rye straw, S7.O0gs.o,; oat straw, t,.00tG9OO.
WOOL-Unwasi.ed medium c.othing, l7tGlSc;
hne lnerino. lGGi7c: common, i2lCAc; fleece
washed medium clothing, III >U1sc; combing, 2it0
2sc: burr and cots. ls(0l,c; tub-washed, u BY27c;
pulled, i9gzSc.
CATTLE-Good to choices butchers, 34.3s@5 90:
fair y3.25 ;4.Gj. common, $500 1tJW. stocksrs
and feeders $500 -. 10; yoariinRs and calves,
81 0a375.
HOGS-Sslected butchers, s. IS o. 10: fair to
good packing. ss709& %; fair to good light 81 20
Ca 10 common BIS Oh. 6o culS, 81 % 13 y.
SHEEP-Common to fair. 800 81 .: & od to
choice, 81. 81 - 90: spring lambs 5.15,Go.50
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Estate of Jacob Misner. Decd.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the estate of
Jacob Misner, late of Hooking county, de-
ceased. A. J. JACKSON.
June ll-SW
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Iernnh.

The English government has appointed W.
W. Evans, Of New York, as one Of the board
of engineers to report upon the construc-
tion Of a railway bridge in New South
Wales
Frederick h. Marsh, of Chicago, was ap-
pointed United States marshal for the North
ern district of Illinois
Gen. Logan paid his respects to Gen
his reelection to the senate
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Probate Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been dlsd IN
the Probate Court Of Hooking County, o..
for settlement,
William Anderson, Administrators OF the
estate of Charles Anderson, decd.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 18th day Of July, 1885, at 10 o.
clock, o. IN, or xs soon thereafter ~ nay
be con nvenient.
W.T.AOKER,Pr PrsbatsJu Judgs.
JuaO 18-9W
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New Orle0n
iiddling uplands. lossc.

SUGAR-Rennins, CO nmon, ~ 15'tc; inferior
3g4c: choice wnts 6>ac; OF white 63tc; choicc
yellow, 64c.
MOLASSES-Go fair, q case; prime, 2s 93sc;
common HY22c.
COTTON Middling upands, l0;sc.
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FORAN'S REVENGE.
He Secures the Diamissal of q Letter Car
fler Who Opposed Him.

He Secures the Diamfssal of q Letter Car
rier Who Opposed Him.
CLEVELAND, O., June 12-Postmaster
Jones received dispatch from Washington
commanding him to discharge Lettsr-car-
rier John Lowell without questions Lowell
was formerly Democrat. Two years ago
he became Republican, and having passed
the civil service examination was appointed
letter-carrier. He has considerable in
fuence among the Irish voters, and last fall
he did some very effective work against
Congressman Foran in Irish wards. Mr..
Foran admitted that he was responsible for
Lovell's dismissal, saying in excuse that
Lowell circulated false reports about his
character when he ran for congress.
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An Enlb0Zzler.

PHILADELPHIA, June 16.-Joseph F. Cot
linger, embezzling ex-secretary of tho Cen
tral Transportation Company, was arrested
at Bushkelle, Pa, while on fishing trip,
and brought here. Cotlinger was a pey-
master Of the Pennsylvania railroad, and has
held other positions Of trust. The amount OF
his defalcation by over issue Of stock is est
mated at about one hundred thousand dol-
larE
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Messrs Hanafy & Whalen, two
of our most popular young men
have opened a Saloon in the
Rcmpel Building on Main street,
opposite the Peoples Bank: and
invite the public patronage.
They keep all kinds of Liquors.
Wines and Beer, also Tobacco
and Cigars.
They have their room comfort
ably furnished where company
can come and spend a pleasant
time with each other. They pro-
pose to keep an orderly house,
and guarantee satisfaction and
gentlemanly treatment to all W no
may favor them with call.
The East End Grocery of Geo.
Hartman continues to be the
popular business store for the
people of the country, and town
also. Mr.. Hartman understands
business. He buys only the best
Groceries. he keeps a large
stock of all kinds. His popular
clerk, Andy Holl, makes it pleas
ant for all the customers, and
those who deal with him once
are sure to come back again.
Louis Delp, just across the
hall, is handy at making Lemon
ade and drawing Ice Cold Beer
these warm days, and the thirsty
can always be promptly accom-
modated with the best.
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New York.

wHEAT--No. l white, ssy$loo; No. red.
967s 39c
CORN-Mixed western. 5s05s1c; futures, =
6o5 &C
OATS-Western 3Ss43c
CATrLE-,5 ., 90 25 per 100 lbs live weight
HOGSt3i.20 81 % per lJ0 lbs.
SHEEPs2 IS 81 8, pee % los. live weight
COrrON-Quiet; Middlinz uplands lO;sc; do
Orleans, l1zc Futures, dull. June, IL. 44c;
July ID tc; August, iO SIC; September, To- 800:
October, lOu!c. November, 29iG; December.
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Probate Notice.

Noticsis hereby given that the followin 6
accounts and vouchers have been hled In
Probate Court OF Hooking County, Ohto,fof
settlement,
Charles B. wilkins, Administrator Of
the estate of John Wilkins, decd.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 9Th day OF July, at 10 O'Clock.
m. or AZ soon thereafter as may be cOnveni-
ent, W. T. ACAEH,
June II-3w. Probate Judge.
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Cable Sparks.

Shocks Of earthquake continue in ths vale
If Cashmere, and occur at intervals of about
;hree hours. Dsafening subterranean noises
orecede and accompany the shocks and en-
Tire villages have besn swallowed up.
There is no confirmation Of the reported
loss of the French gunboat Renard.
The suit Of Charles Warren Adams
against Lord Coleridge has been COM
promised by Lord Coleridge agreeing
10 settle.a yearly income OF six hundred
pounds on bis daughter ON the occasion Of
her marriage to Adams
It is rumored that Mr.. Gladstone intends
10 entirely abandon political life.
The signing Of the treaty Of peace between
France and China was officially announced in
;he French chamber Of deputies.
Victoria has conferred q new order Of
knighthood on Gen. Wolseley.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-18
Chicago

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y65; common To lair, 81 30 "a IS; stockers aud
feeders S. 6JJDj 90; Texans. s. Is 9i 80
HOGS-Fair TO good, S.. % 81 l5 mixed pack
ing, 81 80 40; choice heavy, 81 % - TO-
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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-18

Ifyou want a Buggy, Spring
or Farm Wagon, &c TO Comfy 4
Higgins.