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BROS. Auctioneera

\ UNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneetS
TRUSTEES "a ga SALE I OF A., TWosToRY FRAME
I IHX STREET. COUNTY Of WAsHfSa,
By virtue Of certain deed of trust. bearing date -
1852 and recorded in 'beS ssS folio saae, SEQ
because default in the payment Of the debt 3d.
Sy Sad aeed VIII sell a, puzzle
T T IssS. 4 FIVE O'CLOCK IN; the follow GLOW
Washington district OF Columbia to witt "t n,n u.
Der. one o. OF block r. Todd aud Browns recorded
Terms Of sale: Cash. All conveyancng and record
piled with in seven days after sale the property will
Corner So SSsn H S;RsS s Haa55: St. me-
anl4 IL. eod&ds JAst NV.
nUNCANsON BROS Auctioneers
KEAL EsTATE a TIE E! NohThK tasEo COP
4 5SaES NSEHS AZ HHyt 81
aud John F. Hanna now decd! bearing date ;:.:N
DECEMBER Dec. 81 1883 ana reooded in Liber 10. ~
1865 fol 2SZ, ct Of the land records the DIS
trict of Columbia and order OF the party thereby
the u ne the
DAY OF SEPTEMBER. AID. 1856. at FIVE;
ground situate and lying in the city Of Washington
district of Columbia. anu known and designated on
the pats ana plans OF said cit parts of
bered tweutythree (I3) and twenty-tour (24) in W.
| Hill, trustee, and others SUBDIVISION of lots IN
square numbered one hundred and sixty-five u65).
beginning at the southwest said square and
running thence east on street thirty 30 feet thence
north one hundred and nine 400 feet; thence west
thirty GOO leet TO 9Th street. therce south on 18th
street one hundred and nine (lO9j feet beginning"
cash. balance In one and y, ars. with interest from
date OF SAFE and to be secured by lien the prem
/ Uses
| A cash deposit of $500 will be required at the
N mn lindtl in,
ten days liter date of sale The property may be resod
at the risk AID cost OF the ueauting purchaser on five
| days public advertisement
| MAHLON ASHFORD
auL.|,l4,Zl&d&ds Surviving Trustee
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District Government Affairs.

THINKS 1T Is AN EXToRTIoN.
George w. Smithson, Of 6O3 AN street com.
plains to the district Commissioners against a
Charge of $3.50 water rent OF premises used as
barber shop. AS the pipe only extends as far
as the shop, and water used Tor the family has
To be brought from a pump in the neighbor-
hood. He thinks $3.50 for a small tap is an OK
tortlOn.
SPECIAL POLICEMEN.
Henry d. Mason has been appointed an ad-
ditional private of the police Tor three years. for
duty about the office of the National Sale de-
posit Co., and MIR. Charles A. Waiter, Tor duty
In preventing cruelty TO animals, both APP
pOinLees to serve without compensation.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: f. b. Farms
worth, repair brick dwelling, 1903 10th street
northwest; 81 500. b. & L. railroad, extend
freight depot, 9Th street and Maryland avenue
southwest, by a strong frame and iron addition,
sheathed with corrugated iron, 12U feet deep
by average width OF 70 feet; $1,000. VIM. NJ
Shuster, repair and extend brick store, 1924
9TH street; $1,000.
MISCELLANEOUS
The fire department this morning received
500 feet of Eureka tire hose.
District Commissioner Webb returned to the
city last evening from his visit 10 Saratoga
and was at his office this morning, looking very
much improved in health.
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auto
AXE SUPERIOR TRANSIT co.

The Great Lake Route
From Buffalo. Ere, Cleveland and Detroit to the
summer Resorts OF Lake superior. St Paul, Min
neapOls Duluth, Devils Lake Oak 1.-THE Yellowstone
National Para and the northwest excursion Tic cts
al greatly reduced rates. including meals and slate
rOOmS
Tourist books and general information furnished on
application To II. X. HOWSER, Agent
1851 Peunsy lvania avenue
Rates for special tours furnished. je232aw2m
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Al, You
eeins - take IN autumn trip to the mountainss
Az zen Dsspasins the children for boarding sohools
In either case you viii want to b supplied with me-
eium and heavy weight Me1ino and Atwood Under
wear.
Our TALL purchase from tha
AMERICAN HosIERY co.
Has just arrived and prepared to furnish You
with anything you may desire In that line for Ladies,
Misses ana Children.
The cheaper grades have finished seamS while the
better qualities are full regular made and the Drawers
Of all qualities are shaped and are Jersey fitting.
We have line OF these goods made Of Atwood
Flannel. and ere selling them 1t 66c. ESQ, e1.la
They excellent value and very useful Just now.
Closing out the balance Of our
SILK SUN UMBRELLA
"a inch Silk Sun Umbrellas that were s24s. now
sold 1t lie.
They are made Of good quality Silk. and have Gold
Plate. Sterling silver. Ebony and Zylonits handlea
A inch SILK Sun I;nahrellss that ware 40 10 now
sold at 91.96
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( lHAN. cry SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROP
~ ERr1 On SEVENTEENTH AND A STREETS
NORTH

the DISTRICT OF Columbia passed on the 2Sth day ~
OF January IA d. 1886, in cause No. 873l, EauitysS
DOCKET No %, wherein Charles F. WOllard Is COM
plalnant and Mary T. WOllard and others defend
ants Will sell at public auction, TUESDAY, THE
ATSIX O'CLOCK T. NJ, in front of the premises,
LOTS 49, 40, Al, - and As,
in Wollard's Subdivision of Lots in square No 1905
recorded in Liber w b. NJ at folio 37b, in surveyor
office, together with all the improvements WAYS.
easements, rights, privileges &c
Terms OF sale One fourth cash. balance In equal in
stalments at six, twelve and eighteen months from
day OF sale with TX per cant Interest notes
cured by deed of trust property Sold ali cash.
option OF purchaser or purchasers. deposit of S25
Will be required on each lot at time of saIe. Convey
anclng, &c. at purchasers cost. Terms be compiled
with In ten days, otherwise the Trustee the
right OF resale ut risk and cost of
after five DAYS public notice OF such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington, ID. C.
CHARLES e. DUNCANSON. Trustee,
aul9d&ds Corner 9th and streets NV,
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SEVENTH STREET PAL.rs RoYAL

GREAT BARGAIN IN EMBROIDERIES
2UO pieces of Ham burg and Swiss Embroideries and
tlouncings, % per Cent less than importers prices
Hamburg, = to 3 inches wide, SC yd.
Hamburg. . to- D inches wide sc. Nd.
Hamburg and SS is Flouncings, lsc. to 81 IS yd
satin Ribbons, PcOt edge. No 8. lOc, No H. l2c I'd
Ladies Chem 81. good muslin, trimmed with Tor
hon Lace, 15c. each.
koth's P.tent Double Bone Corsets, sI.26
IEompsOns Glove Fitting Corsets, 9oc
common sense 500 Bone Woven Corsets, 81 so
Madame Ihompson's spinal Protecting Corset. 75c
Adjustable Hip corset. 5Oc. pair
Ladies tram smGde Isle Thread Gloves Ice pai-
Ladies' Isle Thread Gloves, with ullfashoued
tngvT- Doc. pair
black and Colored Tafieta Gloves 25c. pair.
Ali-oiik Lace Iltts, &c. 2oc. and SOC. pair.
Pure SILK Jersey MiIIs, 49c.
Fine quality ialhrgsan Hose 25c,, worth soc pair
Ladies Cheui>ettas frUrn i g. 10 soc each
Bsaut fui and varied assortment Muslin and Crepe
lisse RUching. lUc zoe. yd-
lotta, BoHi Fedora. Patti. Woven Wire and
Alaska Pow Bu,tles.
Large anu line assortment Of Ladies' Dress Buttons
One uHbroken OF Ladies Vests and Pants car
tle; over nom last winter soc each Good value
At present prices for &c
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AUCTION SALES.

WyEEKS & CO., Auctioneers.
w %. Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post once
THURSDAY, AUGUST TWENTY-SIXTH,
AT TEN O'CLOCK,
WITHIN AND IN FRONT OF OUR sALESROOMA
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
NlTUhE AND GOODS, CARPETS B IN NV
AND SECOND-HAND LARGE RUGS. BED
ROOM SETS, PAkLOR SETS. Hall FURNITURE,
Brussels Stair Carpets Bedsteads Bureaus, wash
stands. Oiicioth Folding Bedstend; Round, square
and Extension Tables; OIL Stoves. Hair and other
Mattresses Engravings, Toilet Sets, Crushed Crushed
Plush Parlor Suite, very fne; Wardrobes, Cottage
ment Of miscellaneous goods suitable for mousse
keeping. II
'T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctionser.
SMALL LOT OF WELLKEPT HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE AT AUCTION, COMPRISING SEN-
ERA WALNUT MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER
SUITES, WALNUT HALL RACK. BRUSSELS
AND INGRAM CARPETS, WICKER ROCK.
Frs, EASY CHAIRS. HAIR MATTRASsES
FEATHER PILLOWS AND BOI.ST EitS, PIC
TURES, EXTENSION TABLE, REFR1GER-
ATOR, FINE HEATING STOVE, KITCHEN
REQUISITES, &C.. &c.
On TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST THIRTY
FIRST. 1856, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, at resi-
dence No. ga 18th STREET. between q and II streets
northwest. will sell the entire cOltsnts
Terms: Cash.
au26-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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You can go 10 any landing for Is cents StateroOms
oocents. iy27-lm
IA l. n E
NORFOLK FORTRESS sSsr MONROE AND THE
STEAMERS GEORGE IEAhY and LADY OF THE
koSadiIip iistss 600 % sS H s,Sss; ts.t 50
80. @EpSGsDAi and Friday MoNDAl
5l s'a an srsts Thal
Leary stops al Pney Pc Mt and Cornfeld Harbor
going and returning and ON saturday at Colonial a
tea5y a. Norfolk with Bos
With steamer Ariel for richmond, Va: and Old DO
rooms and tickets al the b. and o. Offices
1881 and 6IY Pennsylvania avenue and Kno1's Exr
checked from hoie.s and private residences For fur
fs e, 81 su a the offices
rates goes into effect Monday. 18th je25
E-oR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
INV IRON STEAMER "wAKEFIELp
Leaves .th-street ct. wharf on MONDAYS, THURS
Pffspa%s fkibaY a and Is srNnA9 D. e'q ioae
ing al River Landings as far as i'omini Creek. Curri
B.S o X X at shephGa5%dts; N see ished n!sr
c. W. RIDLEY Manager. ie3
THE. STEAMER SUE,
mas yS hsI sps and Bat
Bpm
stops at River landings Freight received on Sat-
urdays only, and must be prepaid
Apply 10 STEPHENSON & Bro
nhlU-om 18th and Pa. ave. and 9TH st. VT art.
hfRECT To NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM
IL Frs JOHN UIBSON and E e. KNIGHT leave
Pier Al. East X. ver. n. ". every SATURDAY a d
~: 9TH st. wharf, Washington, every TUESDAY
MORNING Freight at lowest rates ap4
Mt VERNON MI. VERNON
STEAMER W. w, CoRcopaN
Leaves sth<ueet wharf daily teacept sunday, for
M vernon AZ ~ O'Clock q m: returning. reaches
Washington about $50 p m.
alC I. I. BLAKE. Captain.
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A NAVAL CoURT-MARTIAL.-Upon the report
OF a court of inquiry, the Acting Secretary of
the Navy has ordered a naval court-martiaI, to
meet at the New York navy yard on Friday, for
the trial of LIST Lieut.. .. G. Bergman, vi the
marine corps, on charge OF drunkenness. The
court consists OF Capt Chas s. Norton, Capt T.
+. Kane, Lieut. Col. John l.. Bruno, NJ C.: Lieut.
Col. Z. ID. Hebb, NJ. c.; Commander William H.
Whiting, Commander +. w. Dickins Lieut.
Commander James +. Green, Capt X. w. Hun
tington, n. c., aud Lieut.. c. H Arnold with
Lieut.. s. c. Lemly, Judge advocate
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Crests. Monograms. Dies, and In fact everything
pertaining TO this line made At short notice. Work
delivered within "a HOURS,
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

L>OR ALL POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
II STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON,
Monday. Wednesday and Friday. at IN. far as
Nomini Ferry Leona rdtown and all Intermediate
landings Make all landings every trip.
You go U any landing for rs cents StateroOms
Do cents. iy2T-lm
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kEYsroSE Malt Wu1skEY
SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL USE
sTRICTLY PURE.
IHE BEST TONIC
FkkEECro DIGESTION
lueaaaLed Tor Consumption. Wasting Diseases. and
1enersI DsolllIy
PRICE Per Bottle. Sl.O0 Bottles for $500
Ee"Ass OF in,iiaiionA None genuine without the
s4sn~iafs~ EIsNER q MENDELsOS.
Sole Agents LIE U. a fIils. -
FOR SAIFBY
stott, Cromwell 4 Co
SsehIhely x Evans. Swashineton n q
Harbour u Hamilton i
rsSsn.w8f
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CONTINUATION SALE OF TRUNKS SATCH-
Els Harness. SADDLES. BRIDES AND
IOURi2T GOODS. AT 500 18TH STREET
On TIESDAY AND FRIDAY. AUGUST
TWENTY-FOURTH AND TWENTY-SEV-
ENTH. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON
au2:}-Sr WAITER
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The President's UnIucky Day.
ONE TROUT AND ONE SALMON THE ONLY rRl
PIXIES OF HIS SKILL

ONE TROUT AND ONE SALMON THE ONLY rRo-
PIXIES OF HIS SKILL
Reports from the Saranac state that the Presi.
dent had poor luck with the fish, For some
reason the fish did not bite with their usual
vigor. The President left the hotel Tor HoyIe
pond early yesterday morning. Dr. Ward andCol,
Spinney, with two guides, accompanied the
President The Herdid's correspondent SAWS
Col. Spinney, who IL guest OF the President
carried a box OF the new patent foil which il
devastating the tributaries OF the ~. Lawrence
Ill Is composed of worms placed within "A spiral
steel spring. IL Is claimed that the spring
throws the worms into the fish mouth and
then chokes the fish To death. The President
did not seem 10 have much faith an these new
tangled, mugwumpish fishing contrivances As
a rule, none OF the trout kept their appointment
with the President Consequently lac was
Obliged 10 pay his respects To the salmon and
alter landing one speckled trout he pulled out
three-pound salmon, which was broug Int home
and cooked for supper. Had the weather been
propitlous Mrs. Cleveland and her mother
would have also gone fishing. As IL was they
remained at home and visited those ladies
whose acquaintance they had lately made at
the hotel. Bradley Smalley, collector OF inter.
nal revenue at Burlington, VI: Edward Smith
OF ST. Adams, vice president OF the Vermont
Central railway; 5. W. Cummings, the general
passenger agent OF the Vermont Central came
over yesterday, and are guests of the President
They will remain at Paul smiths few days.
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NJ zen psspasins the children 70, boarding sohoo

In either case you viii want to b supplied with me-
eium and heavy weight MeRiao and Atwood Under
wear.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctionser.
nUNCANSON BROS. Auct,oneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BETWEEN FOUR-AND-A-HALF AND SIXTI

REAL ESTATE On MARYLAND AVENUE,
BETWEEN FOUR-AND-A-HALF AND SIXTH
STREETS SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of -
the District of Columbia passed on the 29th day i:#
July, A. D. 1888 In cause M lOOO4 Eq. Docket. ER
70. pending in said court wherein John VIM. Lee Is
complainant and james c. Campbell and others are
ndants will sell at public auction In front the
p emlses on FRIDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF SEP
TEMPER, A. d. 1886 AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ,
part OF lot lettered in the subdivision of original lot
numbered twelve, in sqrare numbered four hundred
and nlne-twO (492), being the eastern eleven feet
five % inches front of said lot and extending back
In parallel lines of that width at right angles with
two-story brick dwelling.
Terms OF sale, specified by the decree: One-thrd
OF the purchase money shall be in cash, and the bal
ance ~ equal ms ailments In one and two years.
spect1Vey for which the promssory OF the pur.
chaser must be given, to bear interest from day Of
sale at SIX per cent and secured by deed Of trust on
deposit OF 500 at time of sale. All conveyancing at
purchasers cost If the terms sale are not COM
piled with in seven days from day OF the Trustee
reserves the right 10 resell at risk and default
Ing purchaser alter five days public notice such re-
sale in some newspaper published in Washington D.
L. SAMUEL MADDOX, Trustee
III
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In the United States circuit court at Balti-
more there was nled yesterday the bill of
Aaron Van Camp, OF Washington, against the
Maryland Pavement company, OF that city, to
obtain al injunction d. aiust defendant from
selling certain devices, &C., for concrete pave.
menL
large number Of excursionists from Dan
Vile and Lynchburg, Va, and the vicinity of
those cities. arrived in the city last evening
aud were engaged to-day in viewing the sights
OF the city.
From shillington We have st. Nicholas for
September.
William H. Swallow, alias W. H. Law, the
alleged swinder, Is still held At the first pre-
clnct station-nuuse, awaiting reQuisition from
Virginia, which Will probably arrive here to-
morrow.
John Hagar, the painter who was So badly
injured by a fall from ladder Monday alter
noon, is still confined to his bed at Providence
hospital, with little hope OF recovery.
SEQUEL OF LAST NIGHTS RAID-Officer
Breen TINS afternoon swore out u warrant
against Martin Flaherty, who has charge OF the
pool room raided last night, charging him with
setting up q gaming device.
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hfRECT To NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM
IL Frs JOHN uIBSON and E e. KNIGHT leave
Pier Al. East ver, N ". every SATURDAY a. D
N: 6lh Il. wharf. Washington, every TUESDAY
MORNING Freight lowest rates ADA
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SEVENTH STREET PALAIS ROYAL
aulS ola eth Street. Bet aud Knw
(ENTLEMENS SUITS SECURED
y" AND PRESSED FOR 81
Goats % cents, Pants 10 cents. Vests IS cent?
Altering and repariL. done test manner
Goods called ior and delivered
h l. HAHN
aO5 9th St NV
e2l-2ms ard AZ y. Calvert ST.. BALTIMORE
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER-Thef olIov.
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day
a. m, IS. :. a. m, 90; "A. m, 81; ID. m SO:
maximum, 81; minimum 90.
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WHO COMMANDS THE SIGNAL CoRPs?-A
question has arisen as 10 who is entitled to
command the signal corps during the absence
Of Gen. Hazen. When Gen. Hazen LETT on his
tour Of inspection last week Capt. r. b. Jones,
oil the quarternaster's department, who is In
charge OF the property and supply division, was
corps have. however raised the point that the
law and military regulations require that the
officer next In rank In the corps shall assume
command in the absence OF the chief. The
question was to-day submitted to Acting Secre-
tary Drum for decision as TO who shall CON-
mand the signal corps. Lieut.. j. y. Powell il
the officer OF the signal corps next in rank
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ENGRAVING DEPARTMENT.

We are prepared to orders fos all kinds Of
CARD aud WEDDING ENGRAVING In the very
finest manner. Your name Engraved on Plata and SO
Cards printed thers. rom for
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"EEKS CO., Auctioneers
w 63s Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post ONCE
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-06-17

The Sunday Greek Valley ap
pears TO have secured the bulk
of the Lake contracts for the
present season, and the Hooking
Valley begins TO complain ol
this state of affairs not a little
and lis at a loss 10 account for it.
Ones great cause was, doubtless,
the protracted strike. which di
verted much of The old trade to
the Sunday Creek Valley and
other coal disiricts.-New Lex.
inglon Tribune.
That is not The way the matter
is considered in the Hooking Val
ley. Ii is generally Supposed
that there is a move to unload
some of the v. g. R. R. stock,
and the only way to do that is to
first boom the road by taking the
trade from this Valley. Under
the present management of the
two roads, this could very easily
be done. A wink from Judge
Burke of the C. II. V. & T. TO
Had!ey of the o. e., and the latter
walks away with the contracts. =
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-06-17

During the absence Of the President
at Deer Park the Senate passed quite a
number of Pension bills. There are
now no less than two hundred and
twenty Pension bills awaiting his action,
and If they are not passed npon by him
within ten days after reaching his
hands, they become law whatever
their demerits mag be, and no subse-
quent vote can invalidate them. 1t is,
as he complained, when the previous
batch of Pension bills was sent to him,
that by crvwding them in upon him in
the way that has been done, a proper
scrutiny of the bills is almost impossi-
Bile within the time limited by law.
On the previous occasion he interposei
his veto on quite number of bills, and
gave his reasons therefor Others that
he also might Lave vetoed, but were
less Objectionable in some respects, he
was compelled to let 90 from want of
time to examine them with the care
that ought to be given to such expsndi-
lures of the public money. He is n ct
with the same difficulty again with the
two numbered and twenty bills now be-
fore him, and it would almost seem as
if the bills had been suffered TO accu-
mulate until their numbers were so
great as to baff1e his power to scrutin-
ize them within the limit of the time
allotted him.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-06-17
Legal Notice.

Laura Julian, Nancy Julian, Alice Juli-
years of age), Zelda Julian, Ia minor over
Il years of age), whose place OF places of
places of residence are unknown to the
undersigned; and Ulrich Julian, who re-
sides somewhere in tine state of Illinois
3. Kiefaber, and l.. Abbott, OF Fairfield
county. Ohio, and the unknown heirs OF
Mary E. McCord, deceased; the unknow n
heirs at law of Andrew FOuSt, deceased,
late of Fairfield county, OHIO; W. s. Tuck
er, who resides in the State of Tennessee
- Porter, whose residence Is unknown
heirs at law and late cO-pa Ttners of j
Hedges, deceased. late of Pickaway coun-
ty, ohio, interested In the estate of VIM.
A. Julian, deceased. late Of Hooking coun-
t., Ohio, as heirs or otherwise, VIII take
7 notice that ] have presented TO the Probate
Court of Hooking c unity Ohio, for allow
! ance TO me against the said estate, a GER
tain claim, consisting of two promisory
notes, one for S230.D0 made tn me and dated
June q, 1872, due one day after date. with
interest at eight per cent. from date till
paid and the c. her ,"r $4,000, made to me
and dated Oct .fh. 1876. due one day
after date, with ,isst at eight per cent.
from date till paid. which notes are owned
by me and unpai.;, md W re given for
money loaned by me to said decedent In
his lifetime N his request, and that the
testimony COZ uning said claim Will be
heard by said curt on the 18th day OF
June, 1856, at J'ciock, A. NJ
JOEL H. STUMP.
Adm with the will annexed Of
Wm. A. Julian, decd.
CIV. Brehm Attorney.
Nay S-6w
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-06-17
CULTIVATE.
The Public Sentfn ent as EN-.
presaed by the Pa
pers Of the Dis
1ricl.

We publish below the expression
Of the Democratic papers in this dis
trict in regard to the renomlnina-
tion of Mr.. Cultivate. On the first
page We reproduce a testimonial
from the Giro evilie Democrat.
From the Columbus TImes.l
The result of the primaries in
Faii field county, on Saturday, set
ties question which hardly arose
to the dignity of discussion, there
being too much one-sidedness to il
that of the denomination of Hon.
j. Ii. Outhwaite for member of
Congress from the Thirteenth dis
trict. Tho voice of the people, as
it made itself heard In the country
press of the district, and vas care
fully re presented IN the Times, was
unanimously in favor of his rcnom.
ination. MIR. Cultivate has made
a good representative and merits a
second term. The opposition of MIR.
Reeves in Fairfield county must
have existed principally in the
minds of certain cores pOndents. 1t