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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-05-13
Penitentiary' Affairs.
The Republican Members Of
the Board Resign un-
der Fire.

On last Wednesday the affairs OF
the Penitentiary management took
quite sensational turn. Robin
son, Republican member. resign.
ed. The Governor informed Rem
pei that his resignation would be
accepted, and the hint was suffi-
cient. Rempel resigned.
The Columbus Journal, which is
claimed TO beAigh authority in the
Republican party, referring to the
Republican members says. in the
issue of May 7th:
''The resignation of the managers
OF the penitentiary under the cir
cum.tances is eminently the prop
pr thing. Tho prison formerly
0'nl lis way and fell behind 1888,
eO0 durin- tho past administration.
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Nose Strawn can earn money
easier and quicker than any man
We know. On last Saturday he
approached the Editor of the
Sentinel in a most paralyzing,
menacing manner, stating that
he had been told by woman
that she would give him three
dollars TO whip the Editor of the
SeDtine.. The Editor "lumbled
10 the racket" at least he caught
merry twinkle in Moses eye,
and at once confessed himself
whipped, and hereby cer.ilies
that Nose is entitled TO his three
dollars.
The Gro wing cluck roostering
on this Msiness would be more
in her place, attending to matters
given her in charge. because she
is wcmanly.
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The Ecking and Ohio Valley Edi.
torial Association.


This Association composed ol
half hundred or more editorsol
the Hooking and Ohio Valley
will hold the summer meeting al
Charleston, West Va, the latter
part of June.
The G. H.f. & T. r. X. will
extend the usual courtesies on
their line TO PIT. Pleasant. From
Pt. Pleasant the Kanawha L. o.
G. r. r. will give special train.
The Chesapeake & Ohio will car
~ the excursionists SO desiring
to White Sulphur, Richmond and
OIL to the sea. The Governor of
the State, and other dignita-
ries of both parties will accom-
pany the excursion.
Editors who cannot 90 are re
quested to delegate some one to
represent their paper.
The Judges. Congressman, pub
lie officials, friends and fellows
who are on all newspaper stats,
able to take care of themselves al
home or in West Virginia, will
be welcomed. The details of the
excursion Will be given next
week
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-05-13

The present phase of the Labor
trouble is less Threatening than it
was last week. Trouble was an
ticipated at Cincinnati in the past
seven days, but the massing oil
State troops at that point settles
the question Of trouble in that
region.
The knights. of Labor every
where denounced the actions of
the Anarchists and Socialists.
Ihe-Knights want their affairs
adjusted in a peaceful manner.
The latest advices from Chica-
60 are TO the effect that the strike
there Is virtually ended.
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The Peniienliary Board.

The Ohio State Journal ol
Monday, says:
Governor Foraker on last Satur
day made clear sweep of the
old penitentiary board of mana
gers in the following order:
COLUMBUS, May 8, 1886.
In the matter of appointment
of managers of the Ohio peniten-
tiary it was this day ordered by
the Governor that Darlington f.
Fee of. Cleimont CO., and d. G.
Goldman of Portage county,
members of the board of mana
gers of the Ohio penitentiary, be
and they are hereby removed and
in their places are appointed
William Ii. Reed of Ross county
to fill the vacancy occasloned by
the removal of D. B. Goodman,
and Americus V. Rice of Put
nam county to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the removal of
Darlington r. Fee.
j. B. FORAKER, Governor.
He also appointed Isaac c
Smead of Toledo to succeed
Colonel Rempel, who resigned
last week.
Speaking editorially on the
appointments, the journal says:
The new board of penltentiary
managers is exceptionally strong.
Messrs. Phipps, Rownd and
Smead, the three Republicans,
are business men of the highest
order. OF the two Democratic
General A. V. Rice has
served IN Congress with distinc-
ton and Hon. William H. Reed
was for eight years the leader of
his party in the General Assem-
bly, While all are good men
we predict that Rownd and Reed
are the ones who will get onto
anv skullduggery that may be
found.
Judging from the closing para
graph, this paper evidently sus-
poets there has been some skull
duggery. Let it be drgsered up.
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Letter from AN IRllrmary
Inmate.

Ed SENTINEL-In looking over
Your is-ua of April 29lh, l saw a
paragraph stating that the chill
dren nf The Orphans Home are
not half fed. and that the inmates
Of the lnlirmary are neglected.
Now, Mr.. T. liior, whoever gave
you that information l think was
very much mistakan. l have
been al the Home several times
when the children were eating
their meals, and ] know they had
enough and to spare; and as for
inmates at the Infirmary, they
have no reason TO find fault. We
have the best OF bread and plen-
ty Of it, the best of potatoes and
the very best of pork, three times
a day if we want it, but twice a
day regular; good ham also. We
have tea and coffee every meal,
or milk if we want it. Mr.. Edi-
r'or, there is TO such thing as star
vation here nor at the Home
We are ali we'll clothed and we'll
shod, and as for our sleeping
apartments. there Is no better in
the county. Our beds are as
good as any in the hotels where
1 have been. You also mention
about old women dying in the
pest-house. was here 9 months
under Mr.. Savey's administra-
ton as Sup't. There was one
poo. old man in the pest house,
as you call it, and died there. l
think he was very badly cared
for. Being stranger here, /
asked one of he family why they
kept him IN that place. In reply.
that was the place for him. There
wasn't soul TO SIT up with him
al, night. | often went and gave
him a a,lrink of water. Now since
Mr.. NIx"n has been Sup't. here,
either young or old that were
sick had lime watchers to stay
up every night with the Sick
When Mrs. Nixon was living she
would see 10 that carefully, and
first thing IN the morning she
came around to see If the patient
wanted anything as nourishment.
We lost The Lest matron that ever
was here or ever will be here,
when she departed this life.
Ed. Sentinel, you remarked |
about woman dying in the
woods. That was the second time
she run away. Sup't. Nixon
fetched her back once himself
and was going after her again.
when the word C me that she was
dead.
Mr.. Editor Sentinel, you also
mentioned about the children at
he Home having the itch. They
had it when they were at the
Home in Logan. 1t is pretty hard
o gel rid of, but the MatroR that
las charge OF the Home now, has
gave it dead shot and she has
had some trouble to do it.
have been on public works all
ny life time n early, and / never
lept in better beds nor cleaner
Ian they are here.
j. l. G0LDING.
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thing went smoothly, rs if it was
no ordinary occurrence 1t was
just one hour from the time of leav
ing Logan the train again pulled
into that place, having made the
"big eircIe"-45 miles-in that
time, with all it's curves and seem
ing hindrapces.,'
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Barnum's Show exhibits in
Charleston next Monday. II will
be big day for the Republicans
of that place who never saw an
elephant.
We intend 10 run a circus into
that town in June, that will beat
Barnum out of his boots, show
them an elephant, Bob Kennedy,
which the Republicans Of Ohio
have on hand, and we Democrat.
ic editors Will have Oh exhibition.
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The Superintendent of the In

The Superintendent of the In
firmary, through his organ, the
Gazette. challenges an investrga.
tlon, and then proceeds to inves
-tigate himself. The report of the
investigation is made by Eggles-
ton, Ball and Golding. Golding
had kind of Infrmary and Orph-
ans Home business in Somerset,
some years ago, and is competent
10 make a report.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-05-13

The Athens Journal is unjus:
in its imputations on Col. Weldy
He is private citizen, and not
necessarily the object of observa-
ton of the editorial eye. He has
IA clear record as a soldier. and
his application for a pension is
not a mattel of such unusual oc-
eurrence as 10 invite the sharp.
savage pencil.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-05-13

When the Court appoints a
Visiting Committee, selected as
it will be, not To whilewash. nor
soIt soap any body. but author
lied in behalf of the people to
examine our Public Institutions,
the investigation requested by
Mr.. Nixon VII be made.
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LeG07 ,T0flce.

James w. Peddycourt, whose residence Is
unknown, is notiii u that Matilda a. Ped
uycourt did, OIL ih'' 18th day of April, y ID
1885, file her petition in the Office of the
clerk of the Col ri of Common Pleas with
la and for the county of Hooking State OF
ohio, charging the said James W. PeGdy-
court with williul absence for nore than
three years, and praying that she may be
divorced from the said James.W Pcddy-
court, which petition will stand for he, =
ing at the next term of said Court.
q MATILDA a. PEDDYCOVRT.
j. b. Rfason, Atty for PHI.
Anrii s2-6W
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Uncle Dan Nixon is on the
trick of the great stradegist. He
is u Unloading his fights. He is
unloading on Golding, who "has
been on public works all his life
ii ne," except when he conducted
q bu iness of depravity in Som
ersct, which was a gate way 10
hell, and which it seems led his
reprobate footsteps 10 the Poor
House and its "clean beds"
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took sick was removed from the
main building, established for
unfortunates like her, and put in
the pest house, because of The Of
fensiveness of her disease. Yet
he does not explain why other
inmates of the In6rmary were
compelled, or for that matter,
permitted to sleep in the Pest
House where the woman in all
her "offensiveness" lay sick and
dying.
Mr.. Nixon fLrgets that when
he brought back the poor woman
who afterwards starved to death,
and which act OF bringing back.
Professor Golding, who issbiind,
saw, and cleverly refers to in his
letter-Nixon forgets that. he
brought the poor woman cover
ing and trembling in fear into
one of the Offices of the Court
House and asked of the officer
Don't you think l had better
horse whip her?' The officer in
dignantly ordered HIM from his
presence
The business is down TO this {:
Itch in the Orphans Home for
the last seven years, four under
Nixon S management. A woman
dying of starvation; another rot
ting to death in the Pest House.
Only three switched" and the
admission, "not as good care as
they should have"
The Infirmary and Chiliren's
Home are institutions built and
maintained by the free offering
of the Taxpayers of this county.
The Infirmary and the Home are
the goodly outgrowth of a hu-
name impulse, a charity that is
warm hearted and open-handed.
No man amounting enough to be
a tax payer wants to stint the
orphan, nor neglect the pauper.
These institutions are Not built
for speculation. They should not
be continued under system
that allows an inmate to starve
in the woods, and maintain itch
in Home for seven years.
The management should be in.
vestigated. The condition of
things at the Poor House should
be reported to the public by an
authorized committee. and not
as Mr.. Nixon has requested and
which courtesy we give him, a
vindication from a reprobate
whose operations on "public
works" has brought him where
he is. The decent men and wom-
en- of Hooking county would pre-
fer to have a statement of Infir-
mary affairs frOh another than
Golding, and MIR. Nixon, as a
christian gentleman that We be-
lieve he is, should not employ as
his advocate and defender mis-
cradle human wreck whose vast
ed life has led him-almost to
the Pest House.
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we have the
best VaFue i'm
Faille Fran
cafse, black &
COlOrS.

We are selling GentIemen's
unlaundried Shirts at SO cents, a
saving of 81 o. on 6 shirts.
We are selling a we'll made
Ladies Chemise, of good materi-
al, for 25 cents. All our muslin
underwear for ladies and chill.
dren are so nicely made and
trimmed and sol cheap that you
cannot afford 10 buy the material
AL make it up.
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FEW THINGS
Worth Knowing !

five were to advertise that
we would give away one dollar
bills. two dollar bills or five dol
lar bills, you would at once say
If get either of these bills l am
that much the gamer. We are
doing almost the same thing
You will be ahead as much, or
more, if you purchase either of
the following articles from US:
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Sarah S. Orr, an4william Orr, her hus-
band, residing in San Francisco, Caliior-
mia, will take notice that on the 2lst day OF
April, 1886, LebbiuS Carroll filed his petit
tion in the Common Pleas Court, Hooking
County, Ohio, in case No. 1883. against fhe
above named parties and others, praying
for partition OF the following real estate
Lots Nos. eight (S) and twenty-one (2l, of
the village of East BlOOmiDgville, Ohio.
Said parties are required to answer on or
before the 29th day of May, 1886, or judg-
ment may be taken against them.
LEBBIUS CARROLL
John Hansen, Atty for PHI.
April 22-6w
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Third Tract.

Beginning ia walnutfree twenty inches
In diameter, standing on the right bank Of
Laurel Creek and in the public road. the
same being the north corner of the Iofth
part of the said Marfield land. Thence
with the road south sixty-four and one
half (si11 degrees west thhteen hundred
and forty five (l3i5) links to a stake In the
half section line. Thence south sixteen
and on hall Q6tD degrees east four hun
dred and twenty nve (t25l links to q stake.
Thence north ffty seven and one half $40
degrees east three hundred and eighty (3SU)
links to q stone, James Defenbaugh's cor
ner. Thence with said J. Defenbaueh's
line north sixty four and one half (6i10
degrees east eight hundred and iOrty i've
lss5l links to maple tree, another OF Jas.
Defen baugh's corner. Thence, crossing
Laurel Greek, north four hundred (iO0l
links to place OF beginning, containing
foar and seven tenth a .0 acres, and being
In the same county, State, section and
range as first and second described tracts.
Said parties are equired to answer on
or before the 29th dav OF May, 1886, or
an order OF partition will be taken.
MARGARET T.. Nc LELAND,
:. S. McCLELLAND.
By ]. B. Riason, Atty for Pln.
April 22-6w
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We have the
largest assortm'l
of Spring Mant-
les and Jackets
in the city.

Our stock Of White Goods.
Laces and Embroideries is com
plete, and at prices lower than
they have yet been offered.
We are selling Tapestry Brus-
sells Carpets at so cents yard,
worth 65 cents, a saving of from
$4.OO to s6 90 on a room.
We have the best and newest
patterns and largest variety of
Body B3ssels, Wilton Velvet.
Moquette, In grain and Three
Ply Carpets in Central Ohio
Also, Linoleums, Oil Cloths and
Mattings.
We are Selling Nottingham
Lace Curtains at Sl.OO and s1.5O
"A pair, recently sl.OO and $3.50 a
pair.
We have just received lot of
Madras Curtains, al $3.50 a pair
formerly S5.
We are selling Raw Silk Por-
tlerles at $500 a pair that are
good value. at $500.
We are selling Curtain Poles
with brass Trimmings at 35 cts
Cornices 20 cents each, worth rs
cents.
We are selling 6 feet Sndes,
with fancy borders, on rollers for
80 cents.
WNthink it will pay You to
verify the above statements.
Examine the goods.
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1t makes all the difference in
the world as to who leads revo-
luton.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-05-13

"a Kennedy is the Mikado of Re.
publicanism.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
John Z. Campbell
John ". Reynolds ct al.
In the Court ofCommon Pleas of HOckinR
County. Ohio.


County. Ohio.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed, Sheriff OF Hooking count Ohio,
by virtue Of an alias order Of sale, H.. ~
out OF said Court In the above ,.,It,s,.
said county, will. at the door OF the o art
Horse) in Logan, ON
Saturday, May 22d, A D. 1886,
at O'Clock, p. m. OF said day. offer for sale
Ohio, 10 wit:
Being part OF the northeast quarter Of
section number eight ts), township p twelve
northeast corner Of said section, thence
south sixteeh Q0 poles to q stone; thence
west twenty C2d) poles to Q stone; thence
north sixteen ll6) poles to n stone on tire
section line thence east twenty COY poles
To the place Of beginning, containinx two
(2l acres.
ALSO
The water privilege on the following pre-
misses i'll said county and State, to " -
The southeast quarter OF section five f5l.
at the southeast corner of said section,
running north seventy one I'LL POLES and
eighteen and quarter $50 linSs to IA
pc post, ,n thence west st. seventy-nine C7g pole.
section thence south seventy-two (12D
poles to the section line; thence seventy
nine (I9) poles and six 10y links to the place
of beginning, being 43 S-lvO Of an acre,
more or less, with the privilege reserved OF
n right Of way across the mill race to a
poin. near where the old saw mill stood,
Terms of sale cash In hand.
Appraised at SltS2.33.
Given under my hand in Logan, Ohio,
this 22d day of April. y. u. 1855
JOHN GALLAGHER,s sheriff.
By d w Wright, Deputy.
S II Bright, Atty for Plff.
April 2-5W
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Take them 10 the county jail
the Republican revolutionists.-
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Second Tract

Beginning four hundred and fifty a5o)
links east OF the southwest corner of the east
half OF section thirty (30), township twelve
parallel to half section line, fifteen hun
dred p5OO) links To a stake in the line OF
James Defenbaugh. Thence north seventy
five and a quarter (15,<y degrees west seven
oak sixteen Inches in diameter, containing
ainc Inrss kp6t nna at ,ois 6nse HeEes north MY
hundred and thirtyfive (i35) links to :,
stake. Thence west fou- hundred and sew
entyfive (f75) links to the northeast corner
of ID. h. Defenbaugh's twelve acre tract.
Thence with the line of said tract south
seven and half 90 degrees west seven
teen hundred and thirfysix Q736l links to
the section line. Thence with the section
line east eighteen hundred and fifty QS5O)
links to the beginning. containing twenty
seven (27) acres more or less, and being the
south part OF the 661 acre trac; known as
the Narfield land.
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In tne CQurt OF common Pleas OF Hooking
County Ohio.
Notice Is hereby given, that the UNDER
signed, Sheriff of Hooking County, Ohio,
by virtue of an alias order of sale
Issued out OF said Court in the above enti-
tied cause and to him directed as Sheriff
o. said County, will, 1T the door OF the
Court House in Logan, on
Saturday, May 22d, A. D. 1856,
at Oneo'clock, p. m. OF said day, offer for
sale af public auction, the following la nds
and tenements, situated Il n Hooking Coun-
ty Ohio, to-wit:
Being the secon tract, and described
as the east part Of fractional lot number
three t3l, being forty-eight f4Sl acres by
the plats of fractional lots of said cor nty
excepting three acres out OF the northeast
corner thereof, sold to David Red, ali in
section thirteen ll9, township fifteen isl,
range escventeen,lI1j. in Hooking county,
Ohio.
Terms of sale cash In hand.
Appraised al S569.1O.
Given under my hand at Logan Ohio,
this 22d day Of April, A. D., 1885.
JOHN GALLAGHER,S sheriff.
>. w. Wright. Deputy.
X Bright, Atty for Plt'H.
April 22-5w.
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Northwestern Muiual Life
Insurance Company,


STATE OF OHIO.
INSURANCE EDEPARTNENr
COLUMBUS, FEBRUARY rs. 1889
/, Henry }. Reinmund. SunerintenTs,,
OF Insurance of the State Of Ohio. do herebv
certify that the Northwestern Mutual IA
ms: Co., located at Miiwaukee. In the Sfats
OF Wisconsin, has complied in All respects
with the laws of the State. reIafiny forx
insurance companies and Is authorixsd tn
transact lis appropriate business of life
insurance In tnis State, in accordance with
law, until theSDt day of April Of the wear
neAt mex. succeeding the date hereof The con-
uition and business of said COMPANY ON
tne Sist DAY OF December. If the year next
the ph.eceeuihg the date hereof. is sn0wn by
the state.nent, under OATH reouirefi nv
seeton sssi "a, Revised Statues Of Ohio, to Be-
Aggregate amount of available
ASscttS-...-.-.- rg
Aggregate amount of LiabiIittes
except Capital, including re-
Insurance and special accum-
ulAtion, ao1-t sso ss
General surplus on policy hold.
ers' account, q oes 40 40
Capital Stock, 9 %
Amount OF Income for the year, s, loa. .229 81
Amount OF Expenditures for me "
-, f WITNESS WHERKoF, I have
(sEAL hefeonto subscribed my name.
l@O and caused my official Seal to hS
amxei the day aud year drst
above written
HENRY ]. J.REINMUND.
sup perlntendent OF Insurance
west ~ johnston, Agents at Logan, q
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LEG.YL NOTICE..
Margaret E McClelland, st al
VS.
James effenbaugh, ct al.

Marquis Bussert and william 5ussert, who
reside in the - county Of Illinois, will
take notice that on the 18th day of April
1886, Margaret L. McClelland and S.S. Nc-
Cleiland filed their petition in the Cou ri OF
Common Pleas of HOcki ig County, Ohio,
in case No. 1854, against tine above named
parties and others; praying for partition OF
the following described real estate, situate
in the county OF Hooking, State Of Ohio,
and bounded as follows
Being a part of section thirty (sO), town
ship twelve tl2l, range nineteen (i9l, he
ginning on the east side of Laurel Creek
and at the cornsr of Henry Defeubaugb's
land and on the section line. Then with
said line no rth seven ana a half ga de-
gree east, sixty-nine (69) poles and eleven
QD links to a stake in the road. west thir-
teen Q3) links from an Elm twelve inches
In diameter. Thence east twenty-eight
l2S) poles and nine C9l links to "a stake
Thence south seven and half (711 degrees
west sixty-nine (69) poles and eleven QD
links to Solomon Reigle's line and to at
stake. Thence west with said linz twenty
eight t2sl polss AMI four tIJ links to begin
ming, containing twelve 12l acres, more or
loss
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Notice Is 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 Court
House, in Logan, on
Saturday, June 18th. A ID 1885.
at O'Clock p. m OF said day, offer tor sale
at public auction, the following lands and
tenements, situate in Hooking county, o.
to wit.
Being in the village of Logan and known
as out-lot number seven (0 OF said village,
except forty-ffve (45) feet OF of the north
side OF said lot. Also. excepting the alleys
on the east and so1th side of sal lot.
Appraised ut sl700.UO
Terms of sale cash in hand.
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio,
this 18th day of May, A. ID. 1885.
JOHN GALLAGHER, she1a.
ID. w. Wright Deputy.
Wright Buerhaus, AttySfor Plf.::
May 13-5w
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Legal Notice.
Lebbius Carroll, PHI.
VS.
Maria j. Morgan. ct al, Defts.

In the Court of Com mon Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Henry Busrhaus
Milton Gadney, ct al.

In the Court of Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Nancy Hansacker,
Jacob N. Rutgers.

In the Court of Common Pleas OF Hooking
County. Ohio.