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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-01

bruises. burns, sDres, etc. sold by
p. T. liniulrti
be McOlcliAnd Hotel lauudry Rivcs
ruiire satisfaction. Oiiicc IN the hotel
once.
ihc hNihg OF tue sidewalks On
SCUM ruin street Whch complete,
VIII reuutr ihat la'Orlte thorough.
iHre one ol the plea-antcst ia the
my
ht continent "l The people Is de-
.i''i' j" iA'"r Oh lannon's Eeliet
,vr internal pans sold ny :. Is.
IHhiett
the uIl'h uuihciurcr' anu coh-
TRACTORS are after 'lil Engineer Cur
''l " l'" 'hHrp SUCK Tor saying that
NI"'h wal l- I'D per cent. better thtn
one uulil uI "tlth.
I'VI' hhIIhgue' supervisor ot pub
'' a'h"oI- "l waco says That he has
.'Ner 'hhrh anything winch has gwen
MN -o mutn renri from ihdiRostioh
JOS ] "'h'i /" 'esldrs t"hinB ana
m'igo,auns hi, whole system.
'n 'u"' lhr t-t 'he texas ~ II.
LOUIS rH''"Al wiz place On shIe AL
low rates 'Ncul-'7h b'hela 10 All
l'l"''IH' p'N''7 '' SUMMER resort 10
'N' n"''h' 'A-' Ahd west Ior lhIoi-
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GOOD. tltur. .,u I'M, liA, tbr,yiIo,,'.
.ra.r.of oil never rum out Their
bri,lt Uttl, bnh, urI. Nhry assisted
iu ih, rnt,rY,ur,.nt ot tL, ynr-t..
,ndu.n ,,u,,, bp,lr,. was yoted A
ucrf.,i -it,...-
G.y br. Inrlrspn, with trnde, anu
tou,birl,Vord. mud n voice trernb.
lin. Win doom t.rllpy, prriorm,d
tb,. funeral services over the infant
. d.mgbtrr. Mr. Frank T. CrAypu.. at
OnkWood iu-t.a- t,r..un -nnh below
tine hofi,nn line ON sunday. IL wa.
A spd and -olcm moment. aud the
,ua.l pruup gathered about the un-
r..t,...,,.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-01
strset RnIImmN IIehIn-

pursmURG, Pa, May a.. The l'llt--
burg, Oakland aud Ea-t Liberty street
cars were tied up this morning uu ar-
count OF the failure of the company
~ make out ale hour schedule a.
promised. Traffic on the line I' cu-
iircIy suspended. a strike from Oh.
same cause is also looked Tor ON Wy
lie avenue. No trouble is expected
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-01

~rRNGFIEIu, o., May 3D. ltr
knights Of Labor had " NJ Whitley
proprietor Of the Champion muchlnr
" ord-, placed under arrest th'-mprn
ing ON charge OF assault, for eject
ing Objectionable characters from his
premises yesterday,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-01

New YORK, May b. The SKY to-
day had "a threatening appearance
aud there wa- sharp taihlhll' inns
soon passed away bul ihe ""l was
dark ana El"olnE. All bu''I'-' was
suspended the giE. Ihr process
sion was one ui 'ht most Imposing
aud best Ii'clp!Inrd p"h'I' uAs'"h Us
ever seen IN thls 1I} NV" hIl.H'N
of the National hE"fd a'''d M
an escort To Tue HrAud ARMY '"'"U''
the church bells rang "ul Hu
opening salute To- the dal' ANA nag
were displayed al ha''. mast ON "'
public aud many prNGt" buildlns-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-01

Nuorc's IiEli.
The regular monthly meeting o' mo
Young Men, Christian assocHli
takes place at Moorr.s hall NJ $50
u'clurh tonight. Quitca large NUM-
bcr OF applications viii be presented
tor membership and many mntterA
~ Importance Will be- passed upoa-
A m.l attendance OF active mcmperS
,- Desired,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-01
HONORS TO HEpOES
Decoration Day Fifty Observed
by All, North, South,
East and West.
The Grave oI General Grant
Hidden frou view bN
fIorai Oneriuss
Ola feuds Forgotten. and the
Hue aud Gray IIOnorcd by
All Aiike.
The President Reviews the
Great Parade.at New Work
Texas Flowers.

NEW NoKk, MAY $50 Not even on
that August day, when the body oi
the great soldirrwns mdat rest. was
the tomb oi General Grant bcdcck ed
with such wresth- OF lowcrs. immur-
i telIes aud cycrgrccu, n. surround it
to-day North aud west east and
south hnv. done their utmost to
make the DISPLAY worthy one. and
confederate aud federal veterans have
We'd with each other in sending tOk -
ems OF remembrance amt affection for
the dead leader Beauty ui situation
of Riverside patk always possesses.
but the rugged slope lruding to the
river is now crowned with 70 waving
field of loyrliuc.-, spreading iu tan
shape. behind the tomb and topping
the little spot OF rising ground, are
successive rows of floral cmhlcms-
palms, ferns and -mal forest of
cycrgrrcu- tasteful, arranged The
work of decorating the various stat
ue4 and monuments about the city,
erected to commemorate the victories
of the fallen heroes of the war was
completed yesterday by the various
posts ut the tirHnd Army of l;rpub-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-01

sIO,OUO worth Of Diamonds
For sale al One.hAll thclr actual
value by -. DOmuau A Bro,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-01

Every body look tor our special sale
Monday morning, LEVINE BROS,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-01

Boarding and ludging nj Alrr
Bruce White Elephant restaurant
Giyr hlma call
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-01

Ladies stop in Rt Charles Ra4ra end
lake refreshing RiHsz of lomonhdc.
Dcsuc has NO equal
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-01

DcAnc'- tor baby pictures
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-01
tee Morri, Ca rarinc

II i}"u need baby buggy he -urc
uui -ro the beautiful -tylrs just O.,
uriycd by W, T.. Martin a Bro.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-01

Use Morris CS.cAripe.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-01

J,o Morris, Cascariue
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-01

l-.o MorrI., Cn.cnrIne.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-01

.peciAl 90 The Etamluer
SAN ANruNIu, Tex. May aU.- san
Antonio spread herself ON decoration
isy. y procession, formed ut grand
army men, regulars, militia and local
societies aud including BrgniIrr
General stanley aud stall, marched
TO thegovernment cemetery where the
graye- of the dead were prutu-'ly be-
lowered speeches were made aud
touching ccremomc. held There
was no bloody -hiuim displayed.
Banks and public oilicas gcurrally
were closed and many building hung
ont napa
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-01

...s.iuth. world adopted by .u
Uyi states Government
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22
A Literary Treat.

Columbus has been greatly f'
vored many times during The
present winter with literary en-
tertalNmenls Of nm exceptionally
high order The lecture last nigh,
ny Mr. u, o, Randall, was, In
spite Of The disagreeable wealth
Or and muddy streets, highly
complimentary In numbers and
cmharrNsslngly critical N mutual
culture, II certainly required M
small measure 0t confidence lo
appear before such an audience
wi,Aa theme which has been
worN lhveadhave through eeOtu-
vles Of discussion, That The
speaker gave "MNNiN LNlher and
Ills rimes" \ new and intensely
fascinating interest was clearly
apparent IN The elose and Iapt
attention OF The listeners during
The h0up and thirty minutes
rapid reading, An attempt 10
make n synopsis Of The lecture
would be wholly unsatisfactory
ifspaee permilled,=tohie Stale
JeNrNAl,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22
Death Of Col. Vol Churchill.

Death ol Col. Vol Churchill.
II IL with tho most profound
sorrow that we announce tho
death OF Col. Sol Ohurshlll. lilo
died at his homo In Columbus,
yesterday morning at 2 o'clock.
uis remains will DO Inferred with
kindred dust In Zanosville on
Friday, tho funeral cortege leav'
Ing Columbus by tho Is. 4 o.
noon train.
Ooi. Churchill was Tor years a
prominent and always a popular
man Of Logan aud tho Hooking
Valley. lle was n man Of unlir'
Ing energy, a clear thinker, hon
cradle In his aspirations and hon.
e.l IN hls dealings, lie was use.
Ml IN his day and exemplary 10
hls associates.
With hls many friends In Lo-
gan We offer Tho prayer that no
has entered 10 his reward, his
good works following HIN (;
his example left TO 10 who etill
linver, but are pursuing The swift
voyage 10 The 0eeaN.
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-------'---a-
eee,lNg III lke UelM0eVNtlg
Central eOMlMtttee,

The Democratic Central Com.
Millee q heek'ng eouNty will meet
in'lhe Court reoM on Saturday, May
lsl, 1851, Al loo y, M, for The pur'
pess OF fixing .hs time Of holding
The county Primary Election, anu
for other important business,
WM, PRl0E, Chairman,
LAFAYETTE WARNER, SEQ.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22
Ladies' Occupations.

Tho opportunities for ladies Ia
and employment that Ia both sult.
able aud remuneratlve arc limited ;
their pay 10 usually poor az eompar.
Cd with salaries pald to men IN same
Inca Of occupation. But there nre
some very noted exceptions: JOUR
aalsm, the drama, music and tho
platform oCvr equal advantages to
men md womeni and there 10 one
occupation IN which tho women are
generally more successful than men,
and that Ia the management Of spe,
elal agencies, by sIoclal agencies,
we mean they are given ,he exulu-
Ave control of the sale of spee,al
arteles at tho . slores, aNd, if
Tho articles have merit, aN6l arc In
dpm0Nd, they uva " aooveeiofproAt
10 INC sreclal Agent u property
handled, In thls hNe tho CiNeM,
natl suspeader Company ave offer
Ing Inducements 10 ladies that we
think ought 10 attract attention.
They are manufacturing now tho
celebrated Queen CITY ,Sklr, suspeu,
dor Tor ladies md mlssses and their
aNeQNNled Stocking Supporters for
ladies and children, Oscar Wilde,
In h's "Ph ilosophy Of pess,' says,
"lhs frat and last rue Ia this, that
zach separate article OF apparel IA
10 he suspended from The shoulders
always, aud never from The waist,
NUlare'g'ves no opportunity at oil
of suspendNs anything from The
waists delicate curve, Consequent,
~, by 'aeana ei Y tight corset, \ reg.
uMr Artificial leise had 10 be pre-
dOeed, hem which The lower gar.
ments are hung, Where there are
no sNspeNders There mUst he eeMessl
adopt Tho k,rMer and The latter dis'
appear. Catherine do Madieis,
High lriesless Of poison and petit.
Goals, invented The eOpset, Now
eursets ARE wholly bad. l'ettleoAls
should he suspended from The shOul
deFs," No Mly or miss should he
without sUspe6drrs, ONr Lending
physicians recon meNd them and
ara Mud IN their praise Of The Queen
Oily SOspeNders, These goods Nre
manufactured by women, Whe have
'Made The wants OF ladie, and ehll,
d'eA n study, mud they Ask ~ to re-
Ter them 10 some Fallable NNd en-
crKelie Mly 10 take The exclusive
sale 0f them, and we certainly think
that NN eNrNust solicitation IN ever y
household would meet with a ready
reHpOnse, md TINT 4 determined
woinNN could make a handsome aNl |
Ary and have M exclusive agency |
that would be very profitable. va
advise any lady who needs ON.
ploymcnt 10 seal N thla' company |
hcr name and address (plalnly writ. |
lon), Mnd mention this paper Al |
dress Tho ClnoMu u Suspender Oo,
TO Main S,reet, OlNal0Natl, Ohio |
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New tlNrNl (lArdeN,

We are pleased 10 nole that Mr
Henry Q0mpf, one OF The bes
known NJ srket uardners in ia,
Hooking Valley, has gone into 1
new venture That Ii worthy tht
attention Of The people III The
town md county, and That IL lhv
establishment OF Il Florists Gar
den IN e0Rneeli0R with his other
business, Mr., 0ompf Ia loo vel
known TO cur people 10 Tor a mo
menl doubt That lie will mol sue
eeed IN This new enterprise, lie
In n man 0f iMlelligenee,a "A close oh
server Of The best ways adopted
by The most eminent florists IN
lie land, and with proper eNeeOr'
ageMeNt fr0M The elliseNs VIII be
Able IN The near future Ia briRp
IN 10 aNislaNee 4 Floral uardeN
that will be The pride aud adMi=
ration OF lhe Valley.
Mr. u0Mpt keeps constantly on
hand plants ol all kinds, no, only
what IL needed IN tho garden, but
such summer 10Wevs IN NO llsN
ally raised from tho sped, 10.
tiies lhIa he Will bo nhle 10 fur
nlsh ilowers Of nll varieties, and
viii make Tho furnishing III en-,
tl0wprs for pnrlles mud funerals u
speciality. The pNNlens Nra stu,
nled on South Walnut street, DO,
tween 10 canal nNl pNllroal,aNa
whore Mr. G0mpr viii he pleased
10 receive vlsll0rs NJ MI hours,
Mr. uOmpf would also inform
hls many friends mud oil pNlrons
that he commenced Furnishing
vegetables Wednesday lust aud
VII from thls time forward be
able,lo All all orders that may
he received,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22
BllERlFr'S SALE.
s--s.----<@
John \, Nullss
W
Win, n, FAtIAa, st q.
Ia tho csNtt Of t'oMNON pleas ss usshlaG
county, ohio,

10 tho csut of tom mon pleas ef ueshla(
0sunty, ohio,
,Ne,lse,s Assyhy given that ths aSdes
AiHNeh, uhayitt ~ uOcktNu tNuNty, o., hy
Sls'Ss W. ~, ~ HM .,, "y.rs 9. % s.lS ~ =
,naNsr, AMI " him directed M Nhsrlk .Ol
Court noNSc liz lSxxa, on WV
Saturday, May lat, A. u, 1854,
q S|SSs n ~, "L.sIS . sy \ ON, ., n, sA,,
!sna,n'en'A situate IN NoeklNx S0Naty, Uv
NalpNinu ON tho css, ,,ne Of ,he wss,
hMltot the Mav!hrAn! VWNrtrv 0f section
lM,lhhr tWen'ynvn tNl tWw nAhlp NuW,hss
tnMv,neM lllh rnNwe NuMhsv slSteeN tldl,
s.NlvpM Nv, s,v ~ the soW hvNst eNrNs!
n ,, lol N,NnAhaE n,,!,,Wn y, AAah " lhe t@,wa q 3!
COMPLIMENTARY Nagrse NheNl AVE- huNlys,l
". I NJ" ,Nv,WpVS nm w. dsaa%S s sWss s"sSss
lr0n VNmpNNyhN IaWes LNNtn0, ThuNes
south NJ nv sNld aNsi liNn Vt said ,el III Nss
w lyNl lept,, VheNep " Nuythngslevly pNuvse
NhNn, Two AVnNrud and tuM lslNl Ieat W 4
pnlnt 0M said liNp III haulNntnH, VhsNeu
NJ lnNt nNrth along said Inc ~ tha place VI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, m"ss l, ~ ,Ss., "ss'
InnM.ls,a IensM.ss,a,a't,s ly,Ns!i ly,s!i " hahai
s'sSS aSsssS$sSS%,E WIKI w E1E5$sasss asss.' ...,'% ss~
Apfil Law
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22
AldcN's CyCtNpetl,M sr Tint,
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This work II tho outeome Of man,
Years Of planning and preparation
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Drawing Of Jurors.

Tho following Petit and Grand
Juries were drawn for tho May
term Of Court, 1885,
PETIT JURY.
Samuel Pyle, Ward township,
Edmund Barker, Falls twp.
A. d. Sehaal, Perry twp. r
John Roby, Green twp.
J. N. Xeller, Falls twp.
Thomas Starr, Falls twp.
Simeon Reery, Falls twp.
Thos dosney, Ward twp.
Charles Rose, Logan.
W. B, Higgins, Washington twp.
Ed 3, Culver, Falls twp,
N, Mcfarland, Logan.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22
TAa Nav plYmonlh aranhJ

The New Plymouth Graphic
pays Nv tho following complI-
meNt,
"ihe Hooking Sentinel, Tho
Democratic organ Of Hooking
oLNNty, Ia iast coming 10 Tho iron,
~ tho local paper 0f Ito county,
Tho local page " assuming y
good NppeNrNloe--ilve, long col
NmNa OF choice reading matter
being The Nveraga-.N gond dea
ol News when You come 10 rend
Il lhvONlh,"
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22
Obituary.,

Mary Matilda Lewis was borl
IN Perry county, Ohio, June gal
1894, died NJ Logan, Ohio, ApU
i7|h, 1850, Nged 81 years, Y moe
and 70 days. she grew up IN VI,
community whore che wis born
and NJ Tho ARe Of II, she removed
with her parents 10 Mo0onnells
vile, D., where on February y9d
ie71, Ahe was married 10 Dr. Y
Y, llaNey, In tho fall of The
year, 1870, they eNms 10 Logan
10 1.-Two,
During a temporary stay III
Nelsonvllle, beroN her marriage,
sha was converted and united
with Tho Methodist Episcopal
Church, Of which Geo, ", nurnu
WAS Tho pastor Her member
ship was transferred 10 The church
Al her heme NJ Meeonnellsvllle,
and then 10 lhe church NJ Legan
Mrs, NaNe, WAS sensiliva and
retiring In her Nu,ure , domestic
In her taste and much devoted
10 her family, She impressed
these whe knew her beat as In
lelligenl, uNselash, modest and
geod, Her Illness WAS prelMal=
cd and painful, but was patiently
Nnd hopefully berNe, No great
was her consideration for others
That she was slew 10 place any
care or obligation ON these even
who were nearest 10 her and l0vs
ell her most. she eluHg 10 life
for husbands and ehildren's sale,
but when she settled for the care
Of these, she relaxed her held al
once aud completely. She said
10 her paslor, my faith Ia spleN'
did, siroNp, hrm.s The dread,
fear and confederation 40 0llen
found NJ The dying bed, were no.
present N her departure, When
IN Tho very embrace Of death,
there was n emile on her face and
a liaht IN her eye Of heavenly
beauty, with n farewell 10 meth
pr and friends, she sOld, NJ nm
aoina now,"and passed by u sOlc,
paSy, quiet, psOeelNl death, TO
rest and glory. H.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22

William Erleoe, living In
Frleee's Hollow, IN HoeklNs
county, died ON Saturday last, Of
old age, he being close 10 40
yeavs, The body was inferred In
Pine eeme,sry,-l Adelphia Der
der News,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22

Round Trip Tickets will DO sold
by tho Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road Company, good going April
goth and 9Th, good returning IL
May 2d inclusive, at u ratio ol
Ono Fare for The itoun Trip.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22
GRAND JURY.

GRAND JUWy,
A. Mitler, Salt Greek twp.
Asey Watts, Falls twp.
D. d, Baird, Ward twp.
j. II, Brown, Green twp.
Henry JurgensmieE Falls twp,
Il. Heinstein, Washington twp,
Jos ". iluls, Good Hope twp.
James Johnston, Marion twp,
\, ", Soil enberger, Merlon ,wl
Frank kesslsr, Logun.
Maynard Pond, Logan, 81,
l., II, Raddiet, Washington twp
a, q. jackson, Good Hope twp,
q, W. Campbell, Starr twp.
Jos lmbodeN, dood llope twp,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22
CAPTAINS F,9Igg,fluNATE pIs-

Capt oolemNN, sehE WeyMN,h, MY.
Mp between Atlantic Oily and N, Y,
had haeN troubled with II o0Nah sO ,ha,
hp Nas unable 20 sleep, aud was MdNe'
ed 10 IVY M, kings New discovery, for
e0NsNmploN, " NOT only alve him
iNsl NJ rpllet hNl aMyed Tho eNlCeeme
sOVNNess w hh breast, Ills children
wore mllNrly effected and n siNsle
loea had ,hA aNme happy eIMul Ny
kMas New l'lauoNNry ii now tho stand
Npd rsmpdy w tho Coleman houAphOld,
and ON haeii tho suhooNpE
ElOe ,WIlu bottle OF this vemedS y, Y
Harrington,
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The residence Off Mr. Dou,hrN,
living near XeNia, D., was burned
auNday and himself aud wife boll
lost In thu Aamea The couple VA,
l'ast seventy years old, A NevW
named VIM, Slork, WIN has lived
with The old couple f,r n number ol
years, Ia suspected OF having Alllad
them and then fred tho house, The
ev'deNoN NsaINst hm II very slrons
and there IA probability Of lynch
law IN hls eNse,
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Mr. and Mrs, 4, 4, Mccarthy
entertained their friends on We'd
nesday VVe--lt being their OIL
Wedding anniversary,
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Cara Oc Thanks,

Dr. \, V, MOey deslVes thus
publicly 10 aek Nowle,lge eppree,a,
lloN aud return thanks IN hehali oi
hlmselfsNd family 10 ueiuhbovs and
friends for kind attention during
the last illNess Of ha wife,
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D Sjti|IEtE F4|a
Su uERlEE'S SALE.
Mary ., McVoMnrll
vhemas fsOss, q a.
IN Me usNr, of ,u,NmoN Pleas ot MasS,uu
uuNNty, uhlO,

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.Avh NM M.AlH ynMst ~ tha above Sntl:
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Saturday, May 18th, A, d, lss0,
sSSs sSsss asy,,"s ssN sy ON, ,H,sss @
ts"s s%I", s,sS,s ,S.w situate IN hees'ns easa's'
WalNu lls sov,h halt vi ths pep,Nwss,
VWAttpy OF suu,lNh MvMhar glahtANM tta,l
tNwnehtp nW,Wher p,pveM llll Nr cWNHe
etsh,eeM TN, poatalntNg VNe hundred and
TON tl,ul N0tps, MUle W leas pNeept tw9
lures mi 1sysn'S ~. tas ,S hsSssSls!e ssas
MWEsg gslshleuN lIsL WNa FuNnIsg Wssi
thirty laal TNdsi theNaa north tbistveN t,al
r,elsi thpnep usst Utility ls0I rods keAee
south thlrtspN tial fp1s
MN HJs ka.utolofs aAeJeI IL fESmas Febes
on vt ihp uASt pNd " ihe NhNNa Npsarihe,l
SnWth half 0t Tho NurthM Mpst quarter VI sNtW
sepll0A eighteen, township and range N
Apppaised W Ssla,eA.
6Lypa, WnasgNW k,aa ~ Logan, eh,s,
"""'a ,a'y6as' 'SSsSsEl.sulisR''' R''ssSS 'sSss,m
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tONR,s, Ohio,
N0tlea IA hafaNy aiVeN that the NNaes
sl4Ne,l, shefl u ~ ilNuk Inn u,,,, ohio, by Vie
tWa Vt an eftlufW sAle .tssWeN out VI self
tNNft ~ tha ab0ye entitled eNWse, AMI N
him i,lfented M AhetiH vt said euNNtS, oil
NJ Tho ,iaos ~ the Court N0Nse ~ f,,saN
On Saturday, May 10Th, A, D. 1850,
NJ one u e,ers n, ~ ,ot SAID lay, 0iFps t,s
sa,e ~ pNhlle kNptio,,, Tho h,llawlMs lahhs
NNl leMeMe.,s sl,NN,e ~ ltaes'nH coua'
''lhu was( halt ol The Novthweat quarter sl
HevtluW thlvty,,hfee Vtll, ,uw UNhlV eleven
M, range elHhleeM lNh Alwh tina east
thlv,ys,wo ltil sN,,la tVWWsh.p AMI raNye,
excepting MeNty ave lhl Nuses aM ~ the
H,N,N uMN VI TN last dR,ut,haN trnet, Npn
tNln,Nu IN NJ, uNe hundred AMI thirty ave
tllal Nclas, h,nru of tpss,
Appraised W sluAi,,h,
Terms vt SNla,
Ona thiyl 10 hNndI nMe th,n, IN oNe yeAy
AMI nm litWl w twu yeNys tt,dN tho Way WI
s,te, With iNtevaJi daterred pNyWeNts ~
sold,
.ttlyep MNler NV hand N .t.esNA, oh,e,
'h" @"@MWS SWNlN,AITM, sS.,,a
Apri, INV
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Alliance owes s5S 900,
asHa-rrssssr.u
Foot pads corn plastsrs.

Mr. alNd.tone md Mr., l'arNell
have received eongratOlatovy tele-
grams from tho aoverNop 0t Min
Ness0ta,
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", II, tlamblln and Geo, Locke
have beeN spending several days Of
the pNst weeh NJ A,heOs,lhe puest:oi
Robert llAMhllr, tswart VI tho Asy
lUm,
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jacob lowering, Of Nelsonvllle,
o., one Of The eldest aud best
known NrNaeemen In The eeun'
Try, was In Logan, Wednesday,
The Sentinel will next week pub
llsh some "reminiscences oi the old
furnace days IA related by Mr.
l,evepiNg,