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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-17
Commissioners, Sa1.,


SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT YE1S
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, W, Va
Mary Ann so,ss .,s. ncna4sar
Pursuant to a decree In said cause maj.
18th day Of April. 1850, the unierirHcII "a lhe
Commissioner will sell, on SPSsLl
SATURDAY, JULY 10, A.. D. ls,d.
at public auction, commencing AZ 10 o,clo,v
" tho front door 81 the Ioutt BOuse "a, 49,
county, West Virginia, In the ely Of Wheel VAio
the highest aud best bldipr, the iolgvinaS y
scfibed teal tsIAle situated IN Richie Di,tre, \.
said county, 0rWlti BeglnninBR u stake ON ~
north SIDE Of tho county road, aud one hSHd,Lli
aud ninnly feet eaStwRrdlY from Inc rrg,a
BrOmets Run thence with the uor,heriv w y
said road eaStWardly - ret Ia H.. M, tuvV
corner Of q parcel OF land conveyed by I'm, tSth
aud vile @ kelnhardt Werner b deed reConleIi T.
sad county IN deed book No. 7sp AZ: lh,ncaa \
" W, about nne bundled and SEVENTY icrt ~, Y
Caldwell and E0R line; tho GO wi h Iha M, I've
toned line weStWafdly IN Iltke wbich S.a,au " Y
lb' ". from the beginning; lhpucs s. To- n "
Let to the beginning, 49,
the purchaser may elect 10 pay, in CasH, hlS ~
Te6ldua In two equal CiGtlt luSlalmeus M III ~
twelve months from thu day of kls. win Aag
from that day, aud the title 10 he retained INK N
BENJAMIN s.. Allison
Spectsl COmmls,lune,
State Of West Virginia, County oil Ohio, rs.
|, John w. Mitchell, Clerk Of SID Co,,,
certify that the above nAmel sptuiAl Conn u y
has given bond aud ae!urIy u required by y,
and said decree, ~
Iell'F JOHN w MITCHELL. Cle,k
The above sale Is Adjourned until Saturday, ID,
BENJAMIN S, ALLISON
iyl2'hFlh ttellU cor mitsiOrs,
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July TO- In,
TRUSTEES SALE.

Henry l. sChrlder and Augusta htadrt.hb ,lF
dated the Goth day Of lunp, Al, So, and lIe,sl
In the Clerks Office Of the County Cour Of W,
county, IVES! Virginia, in DcCl OF Irut gookya
81, page 2jl, / Will otter for sails, on
SATURDAY, JULY 81, AL. l&d,
commencing at 10 o'clock A ~, ut iho lfan, IA,
Of tho Court House Oi Ohio county, he loIsly
Described property, that II to Ray: Tart U LSis'a,,
bored fourteen III III Division &C., ~ dc FRA.
on tho map Of the kuh.diyt'lou a the J0ta
Caldwell estate and additions thCt iOu INV
CITY OF WhepllnV, In the county OF ONO h y
Slate Of West Virginia, brglnninl a. a poglg
thu south line Of said lot numbered fourteen n
ono hundred and tTenly Cl9) feet i;0m the ,.t
west corner Of said lot numteIed fourteen In
thence east with said south line Of sid lO!giit
lCOl feet; thence north mud pam III with Ne Is,
line Of said lot one hundred 400 irst. taga
west and parallel with the south lnod mi q
siIty COY ftetj thence tOnlh ard pu'illl Wihts
west line Of said 10! QUO hu dec (tO let tol4
plACO Of beginning, together with the bu.1ln
and improvements thereon Fud apDlugEaGa
tuGreunlu belonging, sali TMtO Of lot HuHup,!
fourteen V4l being sixty (6) feet fro tsnd mtsa
back Of even width one hundlld CCOl let hslI
on the southwest conner OF III pi,Cs oil Gu4
heretofore conveyed Wy GGtOline wilson toNilA AZ
SOhnCkey by deed dated December q. i%l, tgId
record IN the Office Of the Clptk Oi The COgaU
Court Of Ohio county, In DlCi BOOK No Z i1.0S
TERMS OF SALE-CaEh In hand on dp' Of sale
Is u DONENER, Trustee
". II. HALLER, AuCtlOnIer Id.
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tlC'ttul Nights, Days Free from Torture,
Await the rheumatic sufferer who tesoris to ltos
letters Stomach lIOtSS, That TIL, benlgnanI cor
dial aud dVputent Is q if moro reliable remedy
Than Oolcllcum aud olhOt polfOnS used TO OGpci
tho rheum0tlc vliuI from mo blood, Is fact thai
cineileneo has satisfactorily dor Onyntgd. II
wv tnilnyh lhV 4oyeniAge Of belhR-unllkO them
disposition 70 rheumatism 6Al Il, which fphden
THIN liable TO US attacks Hltof OGpUEuTa il wet
weather, 70 y, rents u VT, changes VI lOmpCfss
sons should late n vino RlLtS or Two III lid illtiefs
aebJnn "a possible ~ CT lhOufilhg tlSk iiuh tho
ab.yc causes A,thlN. 6upeib protective Oleclualiy
nllllAra Tho hlttlil Influence tuf the functional
"A collie, spaslht In tho ti0nlOh, pAlhtWiiOn Of iho
heart, impprltOt uigelsqnt DO, the nilton II ALSO
4 most useful remedy, III only necessary Ia OBJ,
SillAie CAsVa " We II With presidency,
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EYen IL Ynn nny n po1en

common porous plaSters-which you can got for d
song at any Ot + eChCIp john diuggtEtS-yOu have
nicely thrown away your money, Tor one H=lOn'A
CapClnc Platter Is worth them ALL" The reason Ii
this; BenAOn's Is the only. porous plaster in the
market that Is honestly and bkllltully made, and
nominal limitations " lonGOn'h They arc cheap,
because they plsSesS nOnGOi the lnPredll ltS which
render DalSOi's valuable, The latter are prompt
to Ro, plcpHGt to wear, aud cure In Il lew hours
ailments whiCh Others Will not evan relieve, The
public arc especially warned against Eo'callGd
! Cap icln," Zap iClm,' "CAplein or "VnpSi'
CInG' plaSlers, as voorhees, Articles intended n
deceive. Ak for ~Ii2nsOn'S aud lu1E for tue ''ThrtG
Seals Trademark and the word "CapCine" cut III
the centre. iyl2.MW4S
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FOSTER On ThundGy, July IS, 1856, at $40 4. NJ.
EXEA u, vito OF William 81. FOltGr, aged y
years, l month Rni II DAYS.
Funeral will take place from the residence o
william Purcell, oil Market street, sunda!
alteraOon at 2 o'clock. Friends Of The iamIl!
are Invited to attend. InIermCnt at Mt. Woot
Cemetery.
The voyage Of lIie'E at an end,
The moral R~ill!CiOu Is past;
Nay lha ngG tha' III Heaven tho'll spend,
Forever and GvefmUre Inst
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gr,,stsg sales.
TRUsTEE'S SALE.


by virtue OF a DEED Of Trust made by Anon,
HRnke aud Charlotte llanAe hi vile /, nv +.
trustee, dated uGeGmber -, ISL, rp ordld IN :,
office Of the CLERK OF tho lOun y Couu Of u4S,
county, West Virginia will tull ilnu0 Na Sit s.V
at the front door Of the Coury House Of ~I
county, on
SATURDAY, JULY 10, less,
commencing at 10 O'clock 4. ~ the following.
SCIlbGd properly, that is 10 say lot ngni', Y,
Fourteen, IN square numb3Ied fOny ,OlF ia ~
addition 10 lhe city VI Wheeling iJrmpiy r,t-ii
RltOhIetOWn, hut now called SUula Nhtelfs" \.
Ohio county, West Virginia. N"
The Tile Is believed 10 b. pCGicct, butt will %.
veY Opjy the ulle yeiIed in NE BY ssll tsiI
Trust "
TERMS OP SALE ono.ihlrA aud as much ro,.
the purchaser ELECTS to pay IN Cith On die dW5
Iale, the balance IN two equal Miscellaneous Al +,
aud twelve months; notes bearing iutCu,l ~
the day Of IAli to be given Tor tbs d.lgnrI h.
ments; tho title " BE- retained uUIil psyneiT
maze In full. " j.. ", COWDES. itpyJ,
W. IL HALLEh' AuGWohteF' lawn
The above sale Is adjourned until galnm,tl b,
II, 1856, ". J, W, LUNuES,
iylI'hwds litlts
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H., z, s q. Railroad.
Leave neliAlte al CiSO q. m. iOt WoodShOld and
Leave DellaltO at $780, \. nj. lot woodSaeld and
Arrive al dellGlre alp ;SOa. m, from summornold,
aud AT 6!40 y nj from 2tnuAvlllO.
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who soals himself with beer and reeka

who soaks himself with beer and reeka
with the fumes Of whisky,
July and August are months when q
careful attention to diet will not only save
doctors bills but 1t will be keeping Grape
Of 1.-THE door and preserve you in health and
pass you through the summer in a happy
frame Of mind. Eat sparingly and drink
moderately and you wont regret 1t. Fata.
Sumner ailments can be Cured by no
having them, and that is the only pres
crlptlon that can hs given.
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TRAYELERS, GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
NATION or REFERENCE MARRs tDGlly. tSunday
excepted. tMOnday exec pted.-wbG. ling time:
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Eupe-Wlrttsr.

Gcncnl Agents for West virelniaand Eastern Ohio
for tho CGllgrRph 4 Hammond Type.Writers.
Machines will BIO sent on trial to responsible plr.
ties NC have sold nine'tenthH Of tho writerE sold
in this State fully demonstrating the superiority
Of our machines.
Our machine was awarded lrt premium and
diploma ut the stale fair In 1884 md 1885 over Our
Cnn pctitorg. We keep a full line Of supplies.
Write IL, for book Of Testimonials and catalogues.
All machines warranted Address
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Marriage Licenses for September.
Probate Judge Meekison issued the follow
ing marriage licenses during the month of
September, 1886:
D. Lunpach and Lybella Iden.
W. T. Plough and Mary E. Bachtal.
George Friend and Mary A. Stauber.
L. B. Ennes and Maggie Hardy.
VIM. Haase and Frieda Fricke.
John Morris and Lucy Crollman.
George Imbrock and Mary Mahnky.
Frank Geiger and Wilhelmins Haase.
Judson Smith and Margaret F. George.
Geo. Bradbrook and Mary E. Birdsell.
Abraham Golden and Nancy J. I'osee.
Henry Scott and Della A. Travis.
Harmon Dehnke and Kate Satter.
Chas. Sullivan and Della NJ. Watson.
J.W. Kinder and Ida B. Wescutt.
Fred, Drummerschmidt and Anna Hum,
brick.
Shadrack Carey and Louisa Aschenbaugh
Geo. Stevenson and Aiwilda Bowen.
Calvin Lowe and Mary Lowery.
Christian Romes and Eva Leshler.
Elmer A. Palmer and Mary Ellarton.
Fred. H. Arps and Maria Kolbe.
DIETRICH Helmke and Minnie Rohrs.
NJ. E. Kennedy and Emma Newton.
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Mcclure Mites.

....R. T. Bower, ir., made Mcclure a fly
ing visit last Friday.
....R. 7. Bower, jr., will move back to
Mcclure with his family this week.
THE Rev. Il. Ackers is holding series
of meetings at the o. B. Church. Mr.. Ackers
is very interesting speaker.
Ell Culbertson's large barn and con-
tents were burned on last Wednesday night,
Sept. 18th. Insured in Ohio Farmers.
The Hon. W. D. Hills spesch on last
Friday evening was received with general
satisfaction by both Democrats and Republi-
cans.
I'D. L. Durbin intends to start for Gin
cinnati next Monday. He will take in the
exposition and purchase goods for Winter
trade.
Mcclure would be one of the best loca.
tions in Northwestern Ohio for good custom
grist mill. Who will be TIE man to take ad.
vantage of this most desirable location.
49,. Will Vermilya and wife have returned
home after long absence visiting friends il
Huron county, Ohio. 1t will be source o.
much qualification to Wills many friends t.
know that his health is very much improved
.... The event of the season occurred yes
terday, Oct. Sd, in the marriage of Mr.. Will
Davis, of Cotton, Ohio, to Miss SamanthI
Schmidt, of Mcclure, Ohio, at the residenc
of the bride, the Rev. Davis, father of tn
groom, officiating.
....J. W. Hanna is now one of the mos
industrious men in town. 2.
Mcclure, o., Oct. 4th, 1886.
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Deshler Doings.

Our gas well has another drill fast.
lula Drown spent Sunday in Weston.
....Treasurer waltimier spent Sunday in
town.
....J. A. Barton of Leipsic spent Monday
in town, writing up policies.
Hon. W. D. Hill delivered a good
speech here on Thursday evening.
Earl Davenport has gone to Pennsyl-
vania, to assist in digging gas wells.
George Williams now wields the rod Of
authority in the Primary department of oul
schools.
Mr.. Eugene Mead and wife have taker
positions as teachers at andIIndian agency, il
Montana Territory.
The Deshler band will attend tn,
Bartlow reunion to-day, at the the home o.
Mr.. Barlow, the first settler in Bartlow town
ship.
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OBITUARY.
d. E. MooRAT.

SPANGLER.-A the family residence, in Defiance
county, Ohio, Oct. list, died suddenly of paralysis,
Isabel, wife Of John Spangler, and eldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Tuttle, of Defiance. She was
born in Defiance in Sept. 1917, and at the time Of
her death was aged 38 years. She was married to
John spangler July 25th, 1863, and was the mother
of three and four daughters, the youngest less
than two years old. She was member Of the Bsp-
list church for twenty years. Suddenly was she
called from labor to rest, her illness being Of only
about ~ hours duration. She had attended the fair
at Defiance on Thursday, being in her usual health
and on Friday had been Ell gagged in her accustomed
household duties until the time when she was
mortally stricken, near O'Clock in the afternoon
Her expectation was to attend the fair again on
Saturday. She hath borne the burden Of the heat
Of the day and as the night cometh on she hath en-
tered into rest, hath passed from darkness into
light During the earlier years Of her married life
her home was in Florida, where by her pleasing and
agreeable manners she made many warm friends.
In an unexpected hour the unseen messenger came
but years ago her preparation for the meeting Of
this hour had been made and she was found ct her
post mindful Of the duties and that fell to her
lot. She rests from her labors and her works do
/ follow her. happy nome 1s maze oesolate, nus
band mourns the loss Of loving wife and cheering
companion, the children devoted mother. A faith
er, mother two brothers and two sisters mourn tn.
taking away of loving eldest daughter and sister
A large concourse Of relatives and friends Assem-
bed on Sunday to pay the last tribute Of respect
her whose earthly race was so quickly run. Funera
services at the M. E. Church at Independence, b.
Rev. Philips, pastor of the Baptist Church at De
fance.
DUNcoMBE.-At the family residence in Sout
Richland, Chickasaw county, Iowa, September l;
1886, of malignant dysentery Margie, second daugh
ter Of W. H. Fl. and Mrs. Jennie Duncombe. Int
this hitherto unbroken family circle the grim rcape
Of death has entered and upon its fairest bud hi
icy hand was laid. The household fairy was ga
nered for tho Masters fold. Evermore In the famil
gatherings there will be one vacant chair. Scarce
had the childish prattle become silent in the HON
ere Death had set his seal upon the little lips an
they were silenced forever, her Illness being Of on
four DAYS duration. One daughter and two sons al
left to comfort the hearts of the sorrowing parent
and as they pass beneath the Christening rod, ms
they be enabled to feel the hand of the Healer
there, mighty to comfort and strengthen. Mr.
Duncombe is q sister Of Mrs. F. NJ. Brubaker
Florida.
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REPORT OF A WRECK.
The Athabasca Said to Have Gone
Down.

The Athabasca Said to Have Gone
Down.
WINNIPEG, MAN, Oct. A report
has Just reached here that the Cana
dian Pacific steamer Athabasca has
gone down in Lake Superior with all
on board. The calamity happened
some time on Saturday. so far all ef-
forts to obtain any particulars or even
get o confirmation of the report have
been in vain. -,
TORONTO. ONT, Oct. 4.-The Mail has
a special from Winnipeg saying that q
rumor was current on the streets there
Saturday that the Athabasca had been
lost in Lake Superior, but no founda-
ton can be had for the report.
If the report of the wreck OF the
Athabasca should prove correct, she
will be the second great vessel the
Canadian Pacific company have lost
within O wear. The disaster to the
Alpoma. which occurred on November
s. 1885. will be remembered. She was
Wrecked on the rocks of Isle Royale, in
Lake Superior, and an unknown num-
ber of lives lost.
The Algoma, Athabasca and Alberta
were companion Vessels, oesishe@U ~ io'
the service of this company. They
were built from the same plans, anc
were the same size. They were 80 fee
|long: 3S feet beam; hold Is feet. Th'
huiIs were divided into six water-tiighi
compartments, and around the hui
was what is known as the plimsoi
mark, beyound which the vessel shoul'
not be loaded. The motive power wa
supplied by two compound engines
driving screw 133 feet in diameter, q
peculiar pattern. The vessels were SUP
plied with steel masts, with spread
fore and aft-canvass. Each vessel hs
fourteen engines in all two for propellin
), purposes, two for steering, two for hois
a ing freight, three for pumping, one fo
a reversing the engines, one for turnin
the boat and one for the electric ligf
!, machinery.
IL The furnishings were complete an
n elaborate. Signals were exchanged b
tween the officers by telegrahic indie
tors. Each vessel had accommodated
for 1870 cabin and 900 steerage passeI
10 gers. The cost was about $780, 600.
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Newt. Elkins is engaged in painting at
Defiance.
miss Mary Long spent several days last
week with relatives in Defiance.
-. Dave Andrews goes to Napoleon this
week to dig cistern for Chas. Sigg.
49,. Miss Minnie Long spent part of Sunday
and Monday with relatives in Defiance.
Frank Blyestone expects to start for
Kansas Thursday evening to visit relatives
there.
-. Miss Gussie Plaque, of Baltimore, Nd,
spent Sunday with the family of her uncle,
E. J. Kingelhofer.
Mrs. Kittie Elkins and son Guy, are
spending the present week at Ridgeville with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. s. Hurd.
The pulpits of the M. E. and q. B.
Churches we're both filed by the new Pastors
| in charge on Sunday. Both made favorable
impression on the people.
Mrs. Laubscher after a several days
visit with the family of her nephew G. w
Bechel, of Defiance, returned to her sister
Mrs. Long, on Thursday evening.
The firm of Leonhart & Brubaker hav'
dissolved Partnership Geo. Leonhart retiring
The business will be carried on by Win Bruba
ker with M. v. Brubaker as clerk, 1t viii
be again Brubaker Bros.
Our schools opened yesterday unde
the management of Mr.. Del Durbin' OF Texas
and Miss Emma Witzgall. Yesterday wa
quite resurrection morn Of old and almos
forgotten school books.
49,. Harvey Brubaker, for the past two year
T Dakota soiourner, arrived home on Thurs
day last. He expresses himself well please
with the country, and having taken claiI
there expects to return in the spring.
4 ....Joe. Hovey being in need OF an assis
ant engineer, one came to his house Tuesda!
Sept 2Sth. joe thinks the only drawback
5 he has to be boarded and clothed so mar
% cars Just for the pleasure of his compar
n before being of any efficiency.
9 Thursday, Sept. SOth. at the Luthera
y Church in Florida, by Rev. Theodore Hars
% took place the marriage of Dedrieck Helml
and Miss Minnie Rohrs, both residing me-
% Florida. A large number of invited gues
10 were present and day Of feasting and e
ioyment was passed at the home of the brid
who, as all brides look, looked lovely. Mi
20 their lives be full of Joy and happiness.
N Qu1xoTE.
Florida, Oct. s, 1886.
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SHEalFF's SALE,
Arbuckle, Ryan s. Co.,

r KS.
Terra Cheade, ct al,
Order of sale from Henry county Court Of Com
mon Pleas.
By virtue Of an order OF sale ssued from the above
named Court and to me directed as Sheriff Of Henry
county, will offer at public sale OF the North door
OF the court House, in Napoleon, Ohio, ON
Saturday, October 8, 1886, &
at the hour of o'clock, pm, of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate stuatedin Henry coun-
ty, Ohio, to-wit: 80"
The north west quarter Of the northeast quarter
of section No g. town north, range east, in said
county. t-
Appraised st $500.
Also, the northeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter nd the south half of said northeast quar-
ter of said section g. town north, range east, in
Henry county, Ohio.
Appraised at $3.50
Terms of sale, cash.
FREDERICK ALLER,
Sheriff Of Henry county, Ohio;
FW. Knapp, attorney for plaintiff
Napoleon, Ohio, Aug. 1S, 1886. $93 30
No 2Q-w st
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Bucklen's Arnica salve.

The best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhelm, 5tl;s lever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chii6lains'
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
tits guaranteed to- give satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 20 cents per
o'A' apl 2S-1y
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Catarrh

Is a very prevalent and exceeding
ly dissgreeable disease liable II
neglected, to develop into serious con-
sumption. Being constitutional dis
ease, it requires constitutional remedy
like Hoods Sarsaparilla, which, acting
through the blood, reaches every part OF
the system, effecting radical and per
manent cure of catarrh in even its most
sever forms. Made only by G. ]. Hood
& Co., Lowell, Mass.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Isaac Feasel, Admir- Etc, ,

w.
Elizabeth Frease.
Order Of sale from Henry County Court Of Common
Pleas.
DY virtue OF all order of sale issued from the
Dabove named court, and to me directed as Sheriff
of Henry county, will Offer at public sale, at the
north door of the court house, in Napoleon, Ohio,
on
Saturday, October 23rd, 1886,
At the hour of o'clock p. NJ, of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated in Henry
county, Ohio, to-wit
The west half S) of the south west quarter (lzl OF
section twenty 1.-TWO (22 town Ave 81 north OF range
seven 7) east less i8 34 acres off Of the north end
and the north east of said lands heretofore
decided to other parties.
Appraised at 81 $50.
Also the southeae corLer os section twenty-one
[21I in said township and county, and containing
eleven FIJI acres of land 3S rods long, east and west
and little over 45 rods north and south, in Henry
county, Ohio.
Appraised at S220. ...
Terms of sale cash.
FREDERICK ALLER,
Sheriff of H enry county, Ohio,
John L. Lott, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, Sept 81, 1886. $40 90
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.


The following transfers have been recorded
since our last issue:
J O'Hearn to Mary o Downham, part Of in-
lots 154, 1856 and 1856, Deshler ...... ...$ II;
susannah Arnold to Christopher Meyer, 10 o
acres in Monroe twp. ...:...... zUV
w Fisher to Laurence Fisher, acres in
Marion Two, ..'....s'
W Fisher to Laurence Fisher, lot so, Hoigate SOt
Laurence Fisher to John Rayle, lot 80, Holgate 20
Laurence Fisher TO John Rayle, acres In or
Marion twp y r. NJ. ,;;, n.rt .; lot ii
Gin Buchanran's original plat OF Liberty -,
Center a.
Benjamin Kistler to Abner Hit, acres In a.
G " Pardee TO Nettie } Ohler, 40 acres In ~,
Washington twp. =. -. ..........;. loo'
Samuel Williams to John Smith, 20 acres IN -
bArtlOW tWp.. ''''..' y"
Margaret Reiger to Kistner, lot q In Scott's
add to Napoleon. .'.:..'' ~
VIM DeLopg to Chas Wakefield, lot in Ma :.
pOL Nv
W @ Holgate to Jacob Smith lot 4o In Hoi- a.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-10-07

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