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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-06-17
Counterfeiters Caught.
CLEVER Work OF A MARSHAL
AND HIS POSSEE IN THE
HOcKrNG HILLS. j..

NEW STRAITsvILLD, O.. June IL.
For almost a year counterfeit
silver coin has been circulating
through the Hooking Valley, and
unlll lately nothing had beer
done to st0pit. A few days ago
a certain man dropped on the
gang unawares while at work.
He notified aOuI City Marshal,
who promptly went to work to
investigate. After working up
the case to a fine point he sent
for U. S. Deputy Marshal last
night. Robt. Bell appeared with
two detectives. Taking Marshal
Koon and two other men the SIX
started for the hills. About 8
miles from town, in an out of the
way place. the guide brought up
at a small log hut where lived
widow with three or four chill
dren. After surrounding the
house, Koon knocked at the door
which was opened by j A Brown,
the leader of the gang. He at
tempted to escape, but was nap
bed by Koon. Homer Beerv, ali
as George Miller. made break
for liberty, but'wa soon halted.
After securing a light the hut
was searched, which resulted in
finding'a box of dies, chemicals.
ladies. &C.; also, under the bed
was found a valise containing
about 800 OF counterfeit dollars.
halves and quarters. II was very
finely executed, some having
passed banks in different cities.
AZ also a large amount being ia-
ken by;our merchants, one hav-
Ing $l7 at one time. The coins
are daied 1883, 1854 and 1885 =
Brown is.a well known counter
feiier, having worked along the
Ohio river years ago. He is 13
years old, and has been in the
pen three times. Miller has bee /
known around here but for a
week or two. The parties that
have been showing the coin are
still ut large. bui are very closely
watched. Brown and Miller we're
taken to Columbus by Bell
Marshal koon is commended for
his shrewdness in taking them
down.-Enqmrer.
Marshal Bel was in this city
on Friday with his men en- route
TO. Columbus. The counterfeit
coin was wonderfully we'll exc
euted. Geo. Miller is well known
In this community, and but a
short time ago received back pen
sion amounting TO 81 400.
Brown, il is said, has been par
donei three times on account '.f
old age and apparently bad
health. Each time 1t was th"i
he WAS at deaths door, but this
last move proves him: TO be ii
slick old man. He may e~en
live to play more tricks u. the
same kind.
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Road Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that a petition
will be presented 20 the Comm ssioners Of
Hooking county, at their next session,
Sept, A. ID. 1885, praying for the alteration
of a County road on the following line,
to wit:
Beginning at the Ezgleston road on the
lands owned by Samuel Scott in ssctiun
2s, Starr township, Hooking county, Ohio
Thence soufhessterly on county road
known rs the old Trace road, on lands of
Samuel Scott. Adam Brown and Thomas
O'Neal. In sections y and o. same town.
ship and county. to terminate on the laEds
of said O'Netl where Trace road infersects
old Chilicothe road, and there to end, maxi
Ing q distance of one mile more or lees
THOMAS O'NEAL.
June lo-iw Principal PetItioner.
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The Congressional C0nven-
fion fixed,

LANCASTER, O., June I4-Hon.
N. @. Rutter, DIR. Woodard, G. W.
Brehm and b. L. Reese, the con-
-gressional committee for this DIS
trict. met here this evening and
fixed On Lancaster for the ap-
Proaching congressional conven-
tion, end August 31st for the time.
The judicial convention was set for
September Z, Logan.
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BIZ WIRE AND MAIL.

jamestown Is to have new roller
Touring mill.
A little son of Simon Halter of Can
ton, fell into tub of boiling water and
was scalded to death.
Lut her l.. Staley, we'll known farm
er, aged so years, fell dead of heart dis
ease at Sidney.
The Prohibition state convention
has been called for Canton July 2S and
20 for the nomination of state ticket.
Thomas Wheeler got on a big spree at
Delphos and was found dead from ex-
cessive drink and exposure. He is 40
years of age.
The city council of Ada passed an
ordinance under the Dow law to close
the saloons, to be published Wednesday
and to take effect ten day therea ter.
Ella Bowers o! California, Hamilton
Comfy, supposed % have drowned her
self, has gene to Higginsport to meet
her lover, John Brinkman, who prom
ises to marry her.
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The Commissioners.

= The Commissioners were in ses.
sion Saturday last.
. The stone work for the bridge
atthe mouth of Brush Fork, and
also for the one across Raccoon
Greek, at Starr, was awarded ia
Hitchcock & Chute. The repairs
to be done on the bridge at South
Bloom;ngvilIe will be done by
b, j: Chilcote. In considering
claims on sheep killed by dogs,
$27S.1S of such claims We're paid,
besides S40.10 to witnesses per
diem and mllage, as allowed un-
der the new law.
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Notice to Coal Dealers.

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals will he received al tie offiro of the
board of Trustees of the Boys INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL, of Ohio, up to IL o'clock, noon, on
the 18th day OF June. A. D., 1856, for furn-
ishipg said institution with the necs ssary
supply OF coal for one year from Nofem Ser
IS, is TO November l5, 81.
Bids to he made for good, Gas, Lumpand
Nut coal, the price Of each thereof to be
sepa rately stated.
Parties are requested TO bid on deliver
ing coal on cars on track, in Lancaster,
Ohio. Freight to be prepaid by parties
furnishing the coal. And also bid on furn-
ishing and delivering same in bins at the
above institution.
Bidders will please write on sealed envel-
opes the words bid for coal !"
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
By order of the Board.
m 27-3w, AMOS LEvAN, Steward.
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William a. Julian's Estate.
On the 18th day OF May, in the year 1888,
the Probate Court OF Hooking county. o.,
declared the estate of William A. Julian,
deceased, TO be probably insolvent.
Creditors are therefore required TO pre-
sent their claims against the estate to the
undersigned for allowance within six
months from the time above mentioned,
or they will not be entltled TO payment.
JOEL III. STUMP,
Admir-. with the will annexed of william
\. Julian, deceased.
NAV 2u-6w
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LEGAL NOTICE.
To Augusta Pryor, De, Moines. Iowa:

To Augusta Pryor, Des Aoinos, Iowa:
You will take notice that on the 18th day
of April, 1886, the Council OF the Village OF
Logan. ohio, passed n resolution declaring &
IL necessary to construct sidewalks on Null
berry street from Front street TO alley south
of old cemetery. The same to be constructs
ed in accordance with plans and specifica'
nances and resolutions of said village now
in ( rec. You are further notified that II
such sidewalk is not constructed in front OF
your property on east side OF said mulber-
ry street, being the north half OF lot num-
bar 200 in said village, within the time
limited by law, the Council will have the
same done at your expense.
THE VILLAGE OF LOGAN.
By John F. White, solicitor.
NAY 20 1885.
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TERMS. PER YEAR. zee.
THURSDAY, June II, 1886.

Governor Foraker Monday ap-
pointed Mr.. Frank B. Loomis OF
Washington county, State Librarian
for the unexpired term of the Hon.
Hamilton W. Pierson, whose resig-
nation goes into effect July 1st, and
whose term 'ends April. lS, 1887.
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Legal Notice.
Amos Kline, Administrator OF the estats
of Solomon Yantes, decd, Pl'n.
VS.
Daniel ID. Yantss, ct al, Defts.
In Probate Court. Hooking County. Ohio.

Daniel Yantes, who resides At Bethany,
Illinois, Eliza Van Curau and Isaac Van
Curan, her husband, who reside at Belle
fountaine, Sumner county, Illinois, and
Catharine Armstrong and Edward ARM
mond Station, Illinois, will take notice
that the above named plaintiff, on the
sOth day of April, 1886, filed n petition in
the Probate Court of Hooking county, o.,
praying for. the sale OF real estate to pay
debts. said real estate Is situate in the
county of Hooking and State of Ohio, and
described as follows, to wit:
The east half of the southeast quarter of
section five 10y, township twelve Q2), range
eighteen QSj, containing about ninety -one
(9l) acres.
Unless the said defendants answer by
the I'd day of July, 1856, judgment may be
taken against them.
AMOS KLINE, Admir-.
John Hansen, Atty for plffs.
NAV 2D-6w
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In the Court Of Common Pleas Of Hooking
County, Ohio.
Notice ia hereby given that the under
signed, Sheriff of Hooking county, Ohio,
by virtue of an order. of sale, issued
out of said Court In the above entitled
cause, and to him directed .as Sheriff OF
said county, will, at the door of the ourt
HOuse) in Logan, on
Saturday. June Goth, A. d. 1856,
Mt o'clock p. IN of said day, offer for sale
at public auction. the following lands and
tenemeniS, situate in Hooking County,
Ohio. to-wit.
Being the east half Of the southeast
quarter OF section thirteen (l3), township
twelve u2l, range nineteen IS), contain
ing eighty ts6) acres, more or less.
. Appraised at $l2U0.O0.
Terms of sale cash In hand.
Given under my hand Mt Logan, Ohio
this 25th day of May, A. d. 1855.
JOHN GALLAGHER,S Sheriff.
d w Wright, Deputy.
John Hansen. Atty.
Nay 27-5w
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Notice to Painters.

Bids '"r painting the school House,
"GOreS. Q: ai School District" will be re-
ceived y the Clerk until u M. June 10th, i,
1896
The painting required will be one good
coat OF white lea't on the outside, and ono
good coat OF green on the window shutters.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
p J. GOODLIvE,
MAY 20-iw CLERK of BOARD
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County. Ohio.
Notice Is hereby given, that the under
signed, Sheriff Of Hooking County, OHIO,
issued ont OF said Court in the above enti-
tied cause, and to him directed As Sheri q
o said County, will, on tue premises in
Perry township, on
Saturday, July Sd, A. D. 1856,
at one o'clock, p. m. of said day, offer for
sale ut public auction, the following lands
and tepements, situated n Hooking Coun
ty, Ohio, to-wit:
The southeast quarter OF section number
six i6), township number twelve Q2), range
number nineteen (i9), containing one hun
dred aud forty -One u4D acres, more or less.
-ALSO-
The following described tract situated In
the same section, township and range ant
being a part of the northeast quarter. Be
ginning at post nine t9l chains west of
the southeast corner OF said quarter section
on the south bon undry of said qrartrr Sec
ton Thence north nine (9 Chains thirty
two (3l) links to a stake. Thence west tliir-
ty-two chains and twenty (20) links to n
post on the west boundr; of said quarter
section. Thence south with said bOundry
seven C7) chains and seven (7) links to the
north hwest corner of the graveyard. Thence
east two t2) chains and twenty-five -(25)
links to post. Thence south two (2) chains
south boundary OF said quarter section.
Thence east twenty nine COY chains and
ninety -five (S5) links, to the beginning.
containing twenty-nine and one half t2s1a)
acres, more or less.
ALSO
Described MS fractional lot number nine
10y. containing twenty nine and one-hilf
(291I) acres, reference being had to Plat
Book A. Records of Plats of Fractional
Lots, page 42y.
Appraised at SS300.00.
Terms of Sale.
One third cash in hand one third In one
year. and one third in two years from day
OF sale, with interest.On deferred payments
secured by mortgage.
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio,
this I'd day of June, a. D., 1886.
JOHN GALLAGHER, Sheriff.
>. w. Wright, Deputy.
8 II Bright d B. q. Bostwick, Att'ys.
June 3-ow.
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EXCURSION RATES
FOR
Fourth Of July, 1886.

The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati l. st. Loui 8
Railway and the Chicago, ST. Lou!s &
Pittsburgh Railroad Companies-Pan
Handle Route-will sell cheap excur-
sion tickets to and from all stations on
all their various lines, ON July Sd, 4th,
ard 5th. good to return until July 9th,
inclusive. :
.Ihis:will he an excellent oppor
tunity for the. people living along these
lines to visit friends living at a distance.
AMI to form picnic or excursion par:
ties for. the purpose Of enjoying the
Nations Birthday.
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SIdeg'aH Notice.
To Matilda G. Rippey, Lancaster,

Ohio:
You will take notice that on tho 24th day
OF April, 1886. the Council of the vii llage OF
Logan, Ohio, passed u resolution declaring
IL necessary to construct sidewalks on
Main street from east end to intersecfion
with Hunter. Said sidewalha TO be con-
structed in accordance with plans and
specificat tions on file in Mayors Offlce, and
Ordinances and Resolutions of said Village
now in force. You are further notified
that IL such sidewalk is not constructed In
front OF your property, to wit: Lot No.
29l, in the said village within the time
limited by law, the Council will have the
same done ut your expense, the sxme to be
collected with penalty and interest, rs pre-
scribed by law.
THE VILLAGE OF LOGAN.
John F. White, solicitor.
Ney27-4W
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Estate of John arshner, Decd
The undersigned has been appointed
and qualified MS Administrator of the es-
tate Of John Ksrshner, late oil Hooking CO.
deceased.
Nav 6-3v
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We would call special attention full line of new
Plain and Fancy Cassimeres

Aso ready Card in Rolls Gard end Spin
Fullng and Dressing done in wokmanlike
ne bic for Farmers, Mechanics Mer
chants profession which will sell cheap for cash.
or exchange for Wool. JACOB f. TRIISCH
Logan, May 20, 1886.
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King Ludwig of Bavaria, COM
mitted suicide Monday last
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Notice Is hereby given that tho under
signed, Sheriff of Hooking CO., Ohio, by vir.
tue of An order of sale issued out OF said
Court In the above entitled cause, and te
him directed as Sheriff of said county, VII
at the door of the Court House in Logan
On Saturday, June 26, A.D. 1856,
at one clock p. m y of said day, ofer fol
sale at public auction. the following landi
and tenements situate in Hooking Coun'
ty, Ohio, to-wit:
Being the north half Of the north west
quarter Of section twenty -one (21), town.
ship number fifteen Q5t, range number
seventeen IN, containing eighty (s0) acres
more or less excepting twenty COY acres
which W DECIDE to George Wetdner on
OF the ca nd Of said quarter section.
Apr datS71l.65.
Terms of Sale.
One-third cash In hand one-thlrd in
one year and One-third In two years from
day OF sale with interest on deferred pay
men II secured by mortgage.
Given uuder my hand at Logan, Ohio.
this 26th day OIL May, A. d. ls86.
JOHN GALLAGHER Sheriff.
D. W, Wright, Deputy.
Hite 4 DolsOn. Attys for Pin.
Nay T-5w
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PROBATE NOTICE.

PROBATE NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given, that tho follow
ing accounts and vouchers have been fled
in the Probate Court of Hooking county,
Ohio, for yettiement,
Amos Hedges, Administrator Of the es-
.ate of Samuel Craislow, decd
and the same will come on for hearing IN
the 2sth day oil June, 1856. xt 10 O'Clock
q. m. OF as soon thereafter sB NAV he con-
venient.
W.T.. ACKER. Pro. judge.
June 3-Sw
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CHRONIC DISEASES
Liver, Blood, and Lungs

II you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have
sallow color Of skin. or yellowish-brown poto
on face or body, frequent headache or dtmS
ness. bad taste in mouth, Internal heat or chiIA
alternating with hot flashes, low spirfts and
gloomy borebcdinss, irregular appetite, enI
coated tongue. you are suffering from l1d1s
or "BlliOusness.o In many cases enly
part OF these symptoms are experi.need. A.
. remedy for all such cases, DIR. Rf1Yo0s0
Golden Medical Discovery - -
equal.
For weak Lungs, Splitting Of DleeA
Severe Coughs, Consam mPsi0n, -
kindred affections, Il 10 n sovereign IemedI,
Send ten cents In stamps for DR.. P5erss3
pRIcE q nm Or 9 n0fLIxs
Worlds DIspssssY Msdleil lssselails8
Proprietors, es3 Main g.. BUFFALO, M
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HOOKING FALLS
FIGURING MILL
AT LOGAN, OHIO,
FOR SALE!

offer for sale the hooking Falls Mills
and about ten acres of land adjoining. Ii
has four run OF burr, improved boiling
chest with double conyeyors, two George
r. smith purifiers, or.e q. T. Smiths centri-
fagaI reel. two overshot wheels. one iron
turbine, with iron case pepstock; all in
good running order. Also, large Ware
house and Grocery or dwelling houBe.
For further particulars inquire of
r. WRIGHT,
June S1w Logan, Ohio.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
John II. Brsnning
Franklin Bcvers.

In the Court of Common Pleas Of Hoekil
County, Ohio.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
Daniel Piekel, ct al,
Barbary Fox, ct nj.
:, o.. ro.,rt - nor, ~ ~, plnos NJ uN.et -,

In the Court of Common Pleas of Hooking
County. Ohio.
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TnE NEws a BRIEF.


Johnny FaErslI IN I've founds knocked
eat Tommy Warren ~ New Yogk, yea-
tsrdAy. Ths msn we're feather saig6ta.
A els0.oOo Gre 10 Esportsd fFsm Utioa.
ohio.
Yesterday waa q dnIl day on Wall
strost, prices Of st0eks generally falling.
The health Of the President has much
improved. and be issRain rsosiviDg sall
erL
The Missouri Pasiao Company hes
declared quarterly diyidsnd Of ~ per
cent.
Tvo life boats we're Iost at sOafhpors.
England, yesterday, with over twenty
meo.
The W. o. 7. 90. has ioss oomplstsd
. nsv line of telsEFaph from san DisRo
20 Colton.
Canadian Pasiis sarninqs fer Esvsm-
Der wsrs eIl0730oo. aRainst esl5o0 10
A0Vemter, ld98.
A call has been msds uoon 6ladsioos
for hia optnicn of the anti rsai agita-
tiaR a. present pfesAflinR in Ireland. It
iilEAid be Il against the agitation.
iamant Wiil opan With The intFoduc1iou
Of . oosroiu1 BIN. vita special ff0Si
siona foR tha sappresslon OF ooyooiiinR.
RnRlish hoideEs of csatral PAuiac
Railway bonds arr alaFmsd ~ 70 shair
intsEests tn that qaAFtsf, and 9 eammit-
tes hAs besn APPOINTED 70 take eli nsoss-
sAFy Efeps - pFotsct thsm-
Stseraes passage aerogs Tie AtIaatis
can ngw b. puFahaasd fos eI2.
Cesar Simmeu8 Prssidens % ths
First NafioaAi B1nk % Fort Wayma,
uoEk and nerves. prualFatica weFs ~
/ immediaas eMuaee. he wMa tna wNaith.
~ eftizsn ~ FoTt WaynA
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The press is oensaEed for giving car
rensy 70 private eo4ndala. Is should -
observed, howsEas, that private scandals
seldom Qei into print except by the ao-
tion of some person Who has, o. should
have, q special interest," ID oonuealiaQ
then. A deplotable 0osafrenos IL 4
sab1fb Of New York which foroos q
youna couple 10 begin life undex q very
heavy oloud wouid nes become pablis e
ali bat foE TIE very iDtndicisus aofion
Of the parent Of one Of thom. This IN
discrssl parent IN efest served notloa
upon TIE public, fhFoagh the neuspa-
paf1, thai tatre Wae 9 soan4ai IN be
family. and thns mada himself diracfiy
responsible for the pubiioity thai 9 mat.
teF ptopariy of she gtmoal pFiEaoy hss
obtained II psople siil wash their dirty
iine1 b The pubiie streets i b dsuand
ing more sslf-ooufrol than can safely Be
enacted % ham - natars Tor then -
sxpect that people vii pail down tAeif
binds % e not % sse whst b Roing o.
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shsap Fsiasrs may Be enabled 70 fozm
aozns idsa of the mnaau. u.fads of TIE wool
ersutn9 indassry 10 New South wales
from ne following aquraas In 1875 tna
wes Alls3s3; ihs Bam5ef 1850, a.
5s&, nAkins q tuaal q AIS 81 lambs
- gresas - = 50 sa5: kaf 9ater sud
anan1 waahea. 5000. arusk washed
6tz. .fzt. and seoarsd. A,&54 Ihe total
oisp "a sha oolans tog tns yeaR iso5 Was
rs o9s - pounca-
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Travellers Notice.

ON AND AFrER DEc L THE
" WesAinEtnA eleamhoa1 CaapnnFss
IleaUers E4tt1 or EEEa An1area1 esII
law SeaGtia tn9 Port ToWnMna q q
TnNnnaa at - e'el1ck D. ~ Thfa = 6naR
% acoaaMnsndM1e eAa many erNEnsNra whn
Il tlks tne ttea e ~ buas1 iaaVlna a -
sarlF a. hcuz. 60
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-11

This6oseenmanf has rsosigea thEoQGh
tAa British LlaRzkion Ia Waahinat0l. a.
o1asial ieEilalion - paEfieipz1a 10 en-
111eEnalional Exhihllio1, WhicA uili -
bald at 84nehtsfeE EnGlana, naxt ysas,
ts eslseeata fhs iahiies q Her Hsi1s1y's
reign. Tks ohiscl of the exhioision vii
Be % iilustRsfs ss fully as poasihls the
progress mads in the 4sgeloDment of tae
arts and manRfactnneB daring the Vie
fas1nr -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-11

e Philippopglis Tor ne Eugpoas q aap-
s1giFens % - ei4y, enc who ere insfed
- humian a9snls - aesds q gi1lnea
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Tha Ii1f.s daaehfsr e Senator Ven
visa. nov 3 az 4 wears oid. IA aMmsa
nappg Nau Year Van Wgak Nenan
hern aa ths aEss d4T ~ ~ gesE.
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driving homA she save nn ahnalusa
o41sal % the eVidnn1a 81 Hose NanR.
Hrs. Du8g, oeNeill ana olksr uitnsssss.
al1 DECLARED that sha nsp4F enunaittea
adalherF With tha Duke u Marihoruuak
- ang ether nan.
Lady Campban gave her evidences
via peFfeet eamp>snEe. ana tie fnllssa
~ Dosssssl0n- Sha gave Esady ..
1n01ee9 10 th1 uuesfiaan Hakef. Sc
woEe plain bius 1sF1e drsss ana hlack
bonnsG HnR whole s1yls was that 81
Eiwple eloQanoa Shs 4 Al ftha
s1aPelE. and has fall Alank ewes, wish a
elsar, pallid ecmpisxi1n.
ne eEeaf rAetne CaAle aeheme.
MoNxnRA1. Dso. 9-Within the rasi
touarda reAiiEinR the Paelfe cAhia
soaena. and nov every prospsst h thal
Is viii b An aooompffshad fast AZ an
early data. sanford Flening speaking
Of ne Uatier said = Tke camnang hna
ben formed under the nsne and title
Of tie Pacific HeleRrsph Compans.
iinite1. vita q capital sof &3s000.00o n
40 shareA for the purpose q establish
ne ana uutkinR tsleREaphia and other
oowwuuinatinns neswaan AneEralfa. Eew
1sAlnnd, and othsr izlands il TIE Pasiao
Ooean, azd aiao with AfKica and Amari-
e.. Ihe aFtialo8 e inooGporalian were
Registered IN Landon within she present
month. A subsidy of 10000 per an
nom 3 expeoted from ne hone Gev-
ernuenf. Wills q is antioipaasd that the
ealonial govaEnmss11 vii o0-operate.
Opef stiona will 1ot Be commenced until
al the governments Interested are heard
from.'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-11
SEATTLE v. \. SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER II. 1856.

eanlEnciad f1g tka s1sahtizhma1t e q
regular lineog BsiRiaa sssam4Es be1wesn
AmtwcFp and he C1nRo. Ths vessels
VII dzpaEt fro1 Anfgerp e aEst uasa
esaEy six waGkA. bu1 aysntnnlig enaa q
manih.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-11

BstsaE ) lIills azs IAai uaEus ikan
mn1h abn1 k1Eas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-11

CosoOHD IN. HI, Dee. I0.-An opera
tives IN the shoe faotoFy Of Laneaster
b o., e Pittsdsld, were ordered oat by
the knighsa Of Labor this morning.
The trouble vas ooeasioned thFoagh
disagreement with female ssilohers as
20 the pEiee 70 - I aid per easa. About
100 hands are thrown out of employ.
mana