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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01

Mr. Mcdonald, Repu blican Trus
tee and candidate for recollection
publishes o card which appears
elsewhere. Mr.. McDenald's friends
claimed for him that hc run tho
Board of Trustees" II appears
that he docs not run the trustees to
the extent Of having q report OF
their proceedings published gratis,
Hence tho inference Ii to be drawn
that Mcdonald IL Of no consequence
90 Tho Board, as tho Trustees man
age their business regardless Of
him. Hs alIudss In hIs card 10 re-
ports concerning his salary. The
Inference 10 be drawn Ia that he IL
charged with drawing too much, II
would not have been 4 difficult
matter Tor Mr., Mcdonald 10 have
reported tor publication That part
OF the financial transactions Of he
Trustees which relate 10 his salary,
He IL willing and anKIous To have u
full report published, but he can
not eontrol tho Board and NJ lie
same TINA doas set furnish The
report of his charges which Ia \
matter within his control
A. W the matter of The pabllea
iion ef lbe report, II il Of no eoOsa
quepee W ns- The men who handle
public funds should publicly no
eeuntr " they do not " lsa mnt
ter NJ their own dsnreihM and
when lhe publication Ia offered n
he made lor Nolhug, They cAn, hNl
should nal expect lha papers u ON
plain why they de MI lpt lha lNN-
payeR know what has benoMo NJ
lNN'F WNHhfi
W. hellpvs 0nr trustees Io ha
henfsl, capable mfn The sllonH
vi TeRsoN eoNlmllNa w Tho INT,
PRESIDENT MI election Wac Tho INlNhhI
N publish M eahIhIl NJ pNhla ~
tendilpres 'lhp public demanded
\ sight ~ Tho hooha Il u nal p0a
slhle lpr pvery oNn "a pa ~ Warh'
ingloa 0f aama N lAHNn and MN,
lhe annayanpa NJ examining hooksr
The pablla prints ale lhp melhodn
NJ glFlns ent lhH lnMpMNll0N
lIndar cleveland Tho AnAnpIAI
tfnnslpllNns have heeH pNhlIfhed
bfeahaasll ao will lher he N Va
eanl HE Democratic party haa ~
alAaiAl hem President loWn whe
sh0nld be nfaid N publish N lht
Holld lhe HESS he has maie NJ lhe
teopleis m9AeFl
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01
Heavy Western = gnveI on the
u 0ud u,

On account OF tho heavy western
travel ON tho D u q limlled trains,
tho company has been compelled 10
put ON M extra srcti0n, No extra
charge " made by tho u Il q Cam.
pnpy for passage on their limited
express trilna, M these nre run SOL
III from Baltimore 10 Chicago,
making hours quicker tine from all
points where thy have eompelllion,
The travelling public apprecl' no tho
splrndd ,qmpnwnt, mud tho lime
mude by these lra Ns Ia certified 10
b' the hot that the large hNsiNesa
require these trains TO he run IN
two eeuti0NH,
lfyou are pMNg West, take the
II H. u llnilpd,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01
The Spring ElectiOn-Our
Ticket.

The Democrats have presented
this year an excellent ticket. Every
candidate Ia IN honest, competent
man, In every way deserving ol the
support Of his party, and Of the
people proposing to place the office,
In The hands Of lhe best men,
The Republican, candidates art
NIL nice gentlemen personally, but
there Ia no Insurance that m cleo
llon Of any one OF them will be "a
any advantage to tho party or the
public,
Our ticket Ia o good one, and
will VeoeIye M II deserves The solI'I
support 0f our parly, and the votes
ot many Of tho most intelligent lle'
puhlleaNs,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01
The Republican Administration In
Logan.

Elsewhere we publish the report
of receipts and expenditures Of the
village Of Logan under Republican
rule, which of itself is sufficient mr..
gumcnt TO induce the taxpayers to
vote change.
The mayor is a Republican. He
appoints tho COMMITTEES which in
effect control municipal legislation.
The most important committee is
the Finance Com mmittee. This com.
mittce make the levies, and in fact
control the expenditures. This
committee is Republican.
Now let us examine, as tax pay
ers, the report. The expenditures
for the year are $l3.299. "A; what is
to show for it. We have balance in
the cemetery fund of 81, 1906. In
tho street lighting fund a balance Of
$I0.93. l, cost last year for GENE
terry expenses s2260. For street
lighting s3,345,50.
For q matter that cost us last
year thirty three hundred and fifty
five dollars, we begin with a balance
on hand fabout eleven dollars, and
for q matter that cost us only about
twenty. three dollars last year, We
start with balance on hand OF
nearly twelve bundled dollars. 1t
looks rs though tho Republican
Administration il continued next
year, intends to rcsurrcct the dead
and keep the living in darkness.
We have about aeven hundred
dollars of o balance in the real
estate fund. This may be intended
for another city building. W.
have over a thousand dollars of
balance in Street fun.l. This will
pay for digging out or filling up
Gallagher avenue Last ye,r We
had a balance of less than three
hundred dollars in tho iurd and the
avenue was given rest. We have
balance Of SCI 60 in fire depart.
ment fund, and no hook and ladders
nnd the hose nearly worn ont. 1t
may be the Republican Administra.
ZION thinks there is no further use
for our iire engine and equipments
md intend tho cemetery surplus to
DO used IN bury'ng them.
There arc several other items in
tho expenditures Of the Republican
Adminisl ration quite ini eresting to
tho tax payer. Read and study the
report before you vote, and vote for
change.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01

John LuiIz was struck by light.
ming and 10 stantly killed at Marion,
Ind.
Robert Jones, aged fifteen fell in.
to n creek at Columbus, Ind. and
was drowned.
The barn Of John Ware near
Wabash. Ind. was struck by light
ming and consumed.
Frank Bauer and VIM. Myers
digging a cellar trench on Buckeye
street, Cincinnati were under II cave
in and killed.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01

The Athens Herald makes
sport of Tho Marietta Times TN
telling 0l u man nj OoNl Run who
has NNeNvlhon u "eopper cont
button lhNl his great praNl faith
ar pOl NJ tipnorNl Washington"
hon naloni IA lady here hNs
Tho Identical Nendle That was
used Nv Mother lgva IN mNkINs
aprons w Tho garden 0f lGNoN,"
AMI Viii have sNNl ~ he AZ h
ens man, ohNrHeS rynplln, tho
"hpll now wOrN NV Tho llAmlNN
young lady who hNs her spring
bonnet trimmed WITH lhn tall
feathers which 4 'roppeh from The
ONN bald eNal i hat screamed w
lhe Nlnpy rial I hand oovpry NJ
oln NONh'A WN'pIN pThlhET liam
den ENlelpIlRer
N would NOl he surprising IN
heal ihe Herald claim npNl, Thai
some OlliaeN NJ Athena owns lhp
lools naeA bN dod IN Ina creation
Of lhe earth
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01
M n llMA.
DuuKLRN'H ARYIUN
AAINIl

Tho npAl Falvo IN The woTld lor
'Mls, hrusea, sovet, lllpevs, Aall
llhpum, Fever Sores, llllen phNp-
ppl llpNAA, NhllhlNlNN ,ovNs, and
MI shin lvNWlnNA, md positive
NNrea l'llpa, ~ Nn pay required "
Ia lNAWnlpeA ~ give perfect salts
~ mnney lglNhAolr l'Flpe
lb paplp pap boSl fag sala hy y
Harrington
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01
AN ENTERPRISING, RELI.
ABLE HOUSE.

L. Harrington caa always be relied
upon. not on y to carry in stock the
best Of every thing. but to secure the
Agency for such articles M have we'll
known merit, and are popular with the
people, thereby sustaining the repu,a.
iion OF being always enterprising, and
ever reliable. Having hecur-d the
Agency fer the celebrate DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, wil'
sell it on q positive guarantee. It
will surely cure any and every affect
ton Of Throat, Lungs, Chest, and 10
chow our confidence, We invite you TO
sail and get q trail bottle Free.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01
THOUSANDS SAY so.

Fr. 7. ", Atkins, Girard, Ksn.:
writes' ! never hesitate to recommend
your Electure Ditters to my customers.
they give entire satisfaction and are
rapid sellers." Eleciylu Hittrrs are the
purest and best medicine and vii Pos
lively cure kidney and Liver com-
plants, Puraty The blood and regulate
tho bowels. No family can Afford 10 10
with ont them, Thew will save hand'
reds Of dollars IN Doctors bills sysry
yenr,
Sold at afty esuts = bottle ~ T. Hss'
rington.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01
AN ANSWER WANTED

Can ony ono bring Us case Of Kid
ney or Liver complaint that Electric
Bitters will not speedily cure2 We
say they ean MT, ~ thousond OF cases
already permanently cured and who
daily recommending Electric B,ters,
will rove, rights Disease Diabetes.
Weak Back, or any urinary complaint
quickly cured, They purify the blood,
regnlute tho bowlas, and not directly
on the diseased part, Every bottle uarg'
entee, For sale W 70 eents bottle by
y, Harrington.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01

him read carefully and prayerfully
the 14ih chapter Of Romans from
which he has so copiously quoted,
and lot him then say whether the
"bar. room and the brother' are on
the same level as the parlors of our
daughters and sisters.
But rather may it at least force
him to consider the question, "can
any good thing come out of Naza
rethW PECCAyI.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01
A WALKING SKELETON.

Mr. E. Springer. Of Mechanicsurg,
Pa, Whites: Il was affected with lung
fever and abscess on lungs. and reiuc-
ed to walking Skeleton. Got fre-
trial bottle Of Dr.. Kings New Discovo
cry, for consumpiion, which did ME sc
much good that Thought dollar bot
tie. After useing three bottles, found
my selfonce more msn. completely
restored to health, with hearty appel
ite, and gain of flesh Of 90 lbs"
Call at +. Harrington Drug Store
anq get fsee trial bottle Of this GER
tain cure for the Lung liseas. Large
bOttie $l.eJ.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01
AN END TO BONE sCRAPlNa,

Edward Shepard, Of Harrisburg, @,
saysI Having received no much heneAt
from Eleotaie pItles feel u my duty
to lot snlerIng huminIly known ",
Have had running sore on W. ltg
for aIsht yearsI my doctor told mo
would have 10 have tho bone prNped or
log nmpulalod, used, Instead, three
holtlps VI Electric illltans and seven
hoxes liuekhn's Aranioa salve, and WY
lep IL now sound and we'll"
Electric ii,ers ARE ssld VI ifty cents .
bolIlu and liapklIn's Avnloa halva NJ
zoe, per hos w ", HsWins'es,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01
CAPTAINS FORTUNATE DIS
CnVERY

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymoth, ply.
ing between Atlantic City and N. Y,
had been troubled with q cough so that
he Was unable 90 sleep, and was induc-
ed to try Dr. kings New Discovery for
consnm ption. II not only give him
inst nj relief, but alayed the extreamc
soreness in his breast. His children
were s,milarly effected and a. single
does had tho same happy effect. DR.
kings New Discovery is now the stand
ard remedy in the Coleman household.
and on board the schooner.
Free trle bottle OF this remedy ut j
Harrington
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01

Heavy rains in Wisconsin have
caused a serious flood IN the Menom.
inee Valley,damaging property and
interfering with business of nearly
all kinds Of Work in the railway
shops ut West Milwaukee has been
suspended on account of the foods,
and thousand Of w0rkmen are idle
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01
l'NYLC.X'

Notice IL hereby given, that on Frida, .
the l6tm day OF April, 1851, nm sppiscatlon
will be mace 10 the Governor OF tho Strte
OF ohio, asking thr pardon OF John iiise,
who was nteiicesi by the Common Pleas
Court OF Hooking G, unity. ohio. at its NO.
vember Term, 1885, to two years connno
meut In the Ohio Penitenttary, for nidinU
an escape Of George Watkins anu jasper
Wutkius from the jail OF Hooking co., U.
JOHN HANSEN,
Il. u. BLIGHT,
March 25-aw AIS Tor silse.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01

Brigadier General Howard was
nominated Friday as Major Gen
eral IN the army, vice General
Pope retired
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01

We are now started on the
fourth month Of the session with
little else than extrayagant ap-
preparations TO show for it. The
Senatorial Contest Committee
winds TIP Its investigations to-day
and will probably report this
week. What will follow the re-
port can only be guessed at. /
venture the guess that the devil
will follow. W. A. T.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01
WIN. w. MCDONALD
Logan, o.. Mar 80, 'S6.

Mr.. Whitley who started a coun.
tor crusade against the knight OF
Labor, sells for 1925 reaper and
binder that is said to cost him $50.
Did The K. Of L. 'get on to his big
profit. TIE X. of L. would do q
good thing to make Mr.. Whitley
divido up with the farmers.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01
COLUMBUS CORRESPONDENCE.

COLUMBUS, March 81. (SpeciaD
The Republican majority Of the
House on Friday last did exactly
what was expected and unseated
Buiterfield, the one remaining
Democrat from Hamilton county,
and put Bob Harlan, the colored
sporting man III his place. There
was probably some little excuse
for unseatine the nine members
who were put out ut the begin.
ming fthe SESSION, so as TO make
John Shelman's election possible,
inasmuch as they only had ma.
,iorities ranging from 100 TO 200.
But in ihe case Of Butterfield and
and Harlan it was entirely differ
ent. Bntterfeld ran ahead Of
his ticke. some 500 and Harlan
ran behind the other Republicans
some 1900 making Butterfield's
majority nearly 1900.
But this was counted out. not
by the proof Of frauds. as has
been falsely alleged, but by a
system of supDresslng votes and
false arithmetic, by which any
sized majority could &c wiped
out. l will give a specimen Of
The Committees work in a single
precinct, which will serve as a
sample of the whole. and show
how the work was done. In this
precinct there were 996 votes ac-
cording 10 the poll books and
tally sheets, the accuracy Of
which was sworn to by both the
Democratic and Republican
judges and clerks alike. No one
testified to the contrary. If there
was any fraud in connection
herewith it was not proven by a
single witness.
Upon this precinct the commit.
tee went TO work and the first
thing they did was 10 knock off
1856 votes from the 996, leaving
the total SIG. Why they did this
no one knows. They took very
good care, however, that all the
votes knocked out were Demo
cratic, making the Democratic
total 656 instead of S42, but
leaving the Republican total 100
the same as it was. But this
steal Of 1856 was not enough to
satisfy them so they stole a lct
more by a mathematical process.
Democratic vote 656
Republican vote 100
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01
No,ioe n sohoo, Few ehpvn,

Tho beard Of Education ol Noro
Special Arhnol District Nro now
roNhy ~ rpnnIve le,uher's NpplipN'
lIons ior tho next Winter term oi
school, Applications must hp MI
dressed 10 tho Olerk NJ tho Hoard,
nol later than May u, lsSO,
J., i UoopLNR, t'Prk,
Gore, q,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01

We learn lhAl The Republican
ADMINISTRATION NJ lNg0N propose
hehlnp tho lieg'slNlNle ioNAs y lNw
AulhorlflNg y llanaier NJ funds IN
opler N keep lhe flNAneal ship oi
enr iowN ahNah WemNNe l0Nmend
w tpaNalnlplne lhe maAagemeNl ei
anp municipal alhiFs 10 Democrats
WhO eaA maka eofleel calculations
alNl eaeAlMlaal expenditures
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01

The body of Fred. Wolf, who
drowned himself a few weeks ago at
Winchester, o., was found in
White Creek, Saturday.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01

Edward Carlisle of She:byville,
Ind, was found dead in bed Sum
day morning. He WAS a suffer from
asthma and stranglcd
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01
F0rInStant Use

A o reliable remedy, IN cases Of Group
Whooplng Cough. W sudden Coldss
and tor the prompt relies aud cure d
throat aud lung diseases, Ayers Cherry
Pectoral Ia Invaluable. Mrs. y. q. Edxsrlys
Council HlatIs, Iowa, writes, "Iconslder
Ayers Cherry Peetoral U usest important
remedy for home use. ] have testsd 10
curative power. In my family, many
times during the past thirty years, aud
have never known II TO TALL. u will ~.
lleye tho most serious affections u the
throat AMI lungs, whether In children %
mlulls." John ". Sted;larsl. Petersburg,
Va, writes, VI have never found . med
ietae equal 70
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01

seen the Republicans run to GOV.
er. They didn't want TO cOnsid
er the resolution, so they at once
moved an adjournment,and voted
for it solidly. Now when the
member from Hooking wants the
House to adjourn he only has to
talk about calling mp his resolu-
ton and the thing is done.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01
ZERO
Is the Average of the
Value Of the W0dcrn
Philippe.

The yard spek. Of Christian the.
o'ogy" with which the measurement
was made is found TO bo warped
and result incorrect,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01

Mr. llNevhNNs gol of \ good
oNo on lhe Republicans Tho other
eyeNlNgr A melton hAA heeN
madu lo ahioNpN aNd Ihe liepNhr
lleaNs had Noled il dawn, where
npoN oapl eol w mh moved
HAT his iulnl leNalHlloN Inv u
linai Adjournment earlN N AWllh
he lakeh NJ fen shoNld have
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01

The bill to fix the time for the
beginning of the term Of Auditor
is now in the hands Of a confer
ence committee. The law now
makes it begin on the second
Monday in November. The
change in the date of the cleo
lion make a change necessary
The House passed the bill fixing
on :he first Monday of January
after tie election, extending the
present term of the Auditors two
months. The Senate amended
by making il the first Monday in
October after election, extending
the term eleven months. The
House refused TO concur and the
question goes to a conference
committee with the chances
about equally divided.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01
AVE RS
Cherry Peotoral

for tho prompt relief VI throat and hung
discusses peculiar 10 children, I eoasl,leg
I, ap absolute cure Tor NIL sneh Affections,
AMI am never without II IN tho house,
Mvs, l., u, Herman, lsl Mepeer 81, lersey
City, wrltesI ~ have always feaai
Ayers pherry reeloral useful IN my fans.
n.y." u, z, Johasop, Nv, Savage, Md,
wvllesi "Eov tho speedy cure ot sa'klsa
Colds, aud tor TIA yelNf af ehlhMeN aIlllsts
sd with Group, I have never round says
thing egNa, " Ayers Chergy ruo,avsk
n II tho most pe,ent ot all tho vemedes !
have ever used," W, u, s,ekler, TeFys
Nau,e, iai, wyllesl "Ayer's ehsvry
Pvelova, euyed my wifi ~ Y severe lung
snbelion, supposed 10 ha Quick oea,
sumption, Wa nav yesaya ,ha Pastoral
~ v hausaho|d necessity" ", NJ, nyeek,
sayhlse, Malaavd, Mian, writes, ~
MN spbleet " hvaaehiIis, anil, whereyss I
~, AM always sure W have 4 hal,la VI
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01

The bills Of MV,llnerhNNa,whioh
were lNllS explained In n previous
letter have heeN pNmed, and me
Nll valuable additions 10 Tho
statutes, Tho ono relating 10 lhe
liability NNd Noeeaslly ol ,llIseNs
peVIormlng Jury duty will save
llllgRNla aud las payers u great
deal 0l' money, m Tho one rela-
Tim 10 llSllpea proNoNnalNg aon'
lenee IN cases NJ mladpmeNNoE
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01

Democratic majority 353
That was exactly the way the
committee made the subtraction
in their report, although any
school boy will see at a glance
that 160 subtracted from CSC
leaves 496. The two steals in
this precinct reduced butterGeld's
majority, according to the report
to 353, whereas it was more than
twice that much. The committee
went through enough precincts
in the same way TO count out
Bntterfeld's 1000 and figure out
G43 majority for Harlan. They
could have made Harlan's major.
ity $4,000 by the same sort Of
a process.
have never doubted that
both gangs in Cincinnati were
crooked, and that each have been
getting IN crooked work at cleo
tons, but nothing that has ever
been charged upon either Of them
exceeds the shameless proceed
lngs OF Poorman's committee.
A Republican who had voted
to GUST Butterlield and seat Har.
Ian told me he felt disguise and
believed that Mr.. Butlerdeld was
entitled to the seat.
"Then why did you vote 10
unseat HIM ~ asked.
"Decause | had TO. We had to
seat Harlan whether he Was
elected or not"
"WhyW
"Because he ia q nigger!"
"That IL q strange reason"
"Ierhaps.it IL, but there is no
getting around It, II We hadn't
voted Harlan In every niger In
The State would have veted
against VI al The next election
"But Col. Poorman made an
appeal TO Democratic eonscir
enGe,"
"Gonselenee 20 10 The devil II
was a matter Of politics, We
either hal 10 give Harlan anolh-
or mans sent or lose % 900 Mig
ger votes ut The next elcell0n,=--
We didn't want 10 lose them 80
we put him In, That's all there
Ia about IT,"
And That Ia all there Ia about
II, II remains 10 he seen how ev'
or, whether any such business
will be endorsed by honest vo'
teFs, A Legislature composed ot
men who viii do tdis sort ol
hing will do pretty much any
lhlNH, 30 That Tho people need
nol ba surprised Rt lha either
things II is doing and will do,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-01
Thursday, April I, 1856.
FALLS TOWNSHIP
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

TRUSTEES.
Daniel Heft.
- A. w. Nixon.
A. j. Burgess.
CLERK.
D. II. KaDode.
TREASURER.
n. ]. Weiland.
coNsrABLxs.
G'J Beck
F Magle
Robert Davey
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
g w Brehm
ASSESSOR.
Qn Falls precinct,
PW Bright.
On Gore precinct,
w r McLain.
DEMOCRATIC
Corporation Ticket.
MAYOR
9 W Brchm
MARsHAL
George Deishley
George G Gage
TREASURER
Andy Holl
oKALEx OF WEIGHTS AND MEAS
URES
John KRISTEN.
CEMETERY TRUSTEE
Robert Vanatta.
FIRST WARD
NkMBER OF COUNCIL
Frank ScbIageter
n Assessor
&WiIIiam Schrader
SECOND WARD.
MEMBER OF COUNCIL
Daniel Acker.
ASSESSOR
Lewis Kleinschmidt, Jr.
THIRD WARD.
MEMBER OF COUNCIL
Henry Gompf.
Assessor,
VIM. i. Hamblin.
FOURTH WARD.
MEMBER CT COUNCIL
+. j. Kreig.
ASSESSOR
Isaiah Polling
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
David NJ. Risley
Porter Alexander.
In the CourtofC Common Pleas OF Hoskini
County, ohio.


County, Ohio.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signsu sheriff OF liOcktng Counly, ONO, oy
virtue NJ an alias Order OF sale Issued
out OF said Court in the above en!.Llea
cause, and Ia him directed IN hheriu oi
said county will, ~ the door OF the court
House, IN Logan ,on
Saturday, april cath, A ID 1850.
at o'clock p, IN, OF said day, offer tor sale
ut pubhe auction, the following lnnusRnd
te,ismeWts. situate IN Hooking eouhty' o''
90 wit.
Being Lot number three hundred ana
eighty three t3sd), IN the Incorporated Nil'
lugr nj ,.ogan,
Appraised ~ 0iTl8 ~,
Terms oi sule cash tn hand,
Given under my hnnd NJ Logan oh'e'
this nth day Ot FehrnaTy, 4, y, isM,
JOHN dAlA.AG1Sh seesao'
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March New