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Monday. Juiy 0ih. fN8S.
Legal Notice.

THE UNKNOWN heirs OF James Whitley.
l. deceased, Will take notice that Thomas
II. Vance, administrator OF the estate of thc
syid Jaines Whitley, deceased, Ot the 2 tlg y
Of June, A. ID. 1888, filed his petition In the
Probate Court within and for the county OF
the personal estate OF said decedent is insuf-
hcient to pay his debts and the charges of
dinintstering his estate that he died seized
In fee simple of the following real estate
situate In the county of Highland and State
OF Ohio and in the townships of Concord
and Washington ON the waters OF BruEl.--
creek and bounded and describe NJ fOllOvs.
Beginning at q redOak, dogwood and hisk-.
Ory N. f. corner TO the land of DAVID 81.
Dateman and ip tho original line OF the SUR.
vey Of which this Is u pnrt, and running
thence with one Df said Bnieman's lines s.
lU0 W 30 poles, crossing n branch at 50 poles
TO two dOgwOOde and an elm (now n stonel..
thence IS $50 30 poles 10 stone In lie mi,i..
ule.potnt between three iron woods and dog.
wood thence N. $40 i. % poles, crossing said
branch TO Q redoak and maple; thence N.
d0gwoods In an original line OF the survey
thence with said line N. 500 W. III poles 10
the place OF beginning, containing hfy.twN
ana 0ne.fourth acrer, more or less; part NJ
John Gtliison's survey, No. 5Si,
The prayer OF said petition Ia for sale OF
said premises for tho payment OF the debts
ana charges aforesaid and for marsh aiiing
of liens.
Said unknown hsirs will further take no.
fendant TO said petition, ana That they are
required to answer the same ON or before
tho 1lst day ofJu'ys A. p 1888;
Administrator ~ aforesaid.
Newby q Morrow, Attys. S-6t
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CHILCATS AND SITKAS.
They are Making Things Very Lively Up
in Alaska.

They are Making Things Very Lively Up
In Alaska.
SEATTLE, w. T., June 27.-The steam
schooner Leo arrived yesterday from
Alaska. Among her passengers were
twenty-five miners and prospectors, who
report fatal conflict between two tribes Of
Alaska Indians, the Chilcats and Sitkas.
The former hold monopoly for freighting
for miners from the coast to the mines, and
refuse to allow the other Indians to engage
in business, and sometimes interfere with
white men who attempt to carry In their
own baggage. They charge exorbitant
prices and make over 81 day. Two
weeks ago a large party Of prospect
ors started up the Yukon with tribe Of
Sitka Indians, under Chief George, rs
freighters. A combat resulted, in which
the chief Of the Chilcats was killed. The
Indians demanded life for life and chased
the Sitkas into Haines, white settlement.
The whites protected the life of Chief
George during the day, but at night he was
murdered by the stealthy Chilcats. Fear
ing massacre the whites sent to the coast
for help, which arrived just in time in the
shape Of man-of-war. The prospectors
say the Chilcats are very insolent and are
being urged to more Violence by the widow
of the murdered chief. They also say that
white man has slim protection from the
vicious and murderous redskins.
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weakness sIll-lealt1

owe their origin to an impure
state Of the blood, the urinary
and digestive organs being first
to suffer. Therefore, medicines
that will strengthen these organs
and at the same time cleanse and
purify and renew the blood, Will
have tendency to cure the major.
ity OF human ailments. Such .
remedy is Dr.. cuysott's Fellow Dock
and Sarsapdriiia. and, although pro-
ducing no active cathartic or diu.
retic effect,its use will soon establish
apainless regularity Of urinary and
digestive functions. 1t has long ago
proven itself a specific for scrofula
and other syphilitic disorders, cur.
ing such diseases even when all
other treatment, including Hot
Springs, failed. A great point in it's
favor is that 1t contains no mercury
VI any mineral poisons, and will
never harm the most delicate con-
stitution. II merely makes one
feel buoyant and rids the system
OF blood impurities and other In
ternal and external indications Of
failing health.
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A Big Corn Year Indicated.

CHICAGO, June pa gentleman Just re.
turned from Colorado, speaking of crop
prospects, said to a reporter that corn in
Eastern Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa
and Illinois could not look better. In
Western Kansas, where they had failure
last year, the outlook is superb. The roads
are muddy in Colorado, and good corn is
to be seen in the eastern part of tho State,
grown without irrigation. The wheat crop
is much improved, and the grass crop is
something wonderful. Even the high hills,
between Kansas and the Rocky mountains,
are green with grass. He believes there
will be the old yield Of "a, 900, 900 bushels Of
corn this year.
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YOUTHFUL Dnv1rRx.


Confession Of hoy co Poisoning an Ene
tire Family in Revenge for . Threatened
Thrashing.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, June 2s.-The ar.
rest Of Lemuel Dean, o young colored lad,
here to day, brought to light tho particu..
lars Of most heinous crime. The boy
lives In Hansontown, q suburb, with his
father, stepmother and her three children
by a former husband. Monday George
Dean, tho father, ascertained that Lem had
stolen q revolver from doctor living near.
He made the boy return IL, and
also threatened him with q hundred
lashes for the theft. Tuesday the
entire family, save Lem, and two young
children Of a neighbor who ate dinner
there, were taken violently Ill. That even.
ing two Of the Ward children died. An
autopsy revealed poison in large quantities.
To-day Geo. Dean died in great agony, and
in convulsions. Several arrests were made,
but the parties proved their innocence.
Finally Lem was arrested and he at
once confessed the horrible crime. Mon
day he purchased a box Of Trough on
Rats" Tuesday he helped prepare
the potatoes for dinner, and watch.
ing his chance threw in half the contents
of the box Of poison. He showed the OH.
GERS to-day where the remainder was,
manifesting little concern for his revolt.
ing crime. The two other children will
hardly live through the night. The col.
ored people are highly aroused over tho
horrible affair and would give quick Jus.
tice IL they could get hold Of the young
nriQ0nar
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BLOODY MORMON APFRAY.

A Collision During Meeting, Two Mon
Being Fatally Cut, and Eight Others se-
riously.
WHEELING, w. VA, June 2S.-For some
time there has been trouble brewing in the
congregation Of Latter Day Saints near
Glonn Easton, twenty-five miles east'of
this city. Last evening, while the congre-
cation were holding q meeting at the
house Of Aaron Farris, IN aged
member of the flock, the trouble
eliminated in riot in which two men were
probably fatally wounded and six or eight
others stabbed or otherwise hurt. Tom
and Leroy Wait are. in danger Of death
from their wounds, the first being stabbed
in the left side, and the flesh on the latter's
arms, hands and head being literally
slashed into strips, and his throat cut from
one ear to the chin. Jasper Wait was
stabbed in the stomach, and Harvey Court
wright had his head cracked, and tho
bone laid bare from the top Of the head
to his eyes. Tom Chambers was badly
beaten with club. Some of the Wait
boys are looking for the Courtwrights with
rifles
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Legal Notice.

NHARLES B. RUSSELL, whose residence
~ and p0stoffce address IL HOldridgc. -
county, Nebraska, aud Mary y. Fritz and N.
l.. Friiz her husband, whose residence and
county, Kansas, win taxi notice that Natiium
Tr0th, administrator OF the estate of John
Russell, deceased, on the llth day of June
1883, filed his petition In the Probate Court
OF Highland county, Ohio, alleging that the
personal estate OF said decedent is Insult
istration. That he died seized IN fee simple.
OF the following described real estate, situ--
nted In Paint township, Highland county,
Ohio, part OF Smiths survey No. 2,b0l Be--
sinnins st 9 beech, n i =. corner Of Andrew,
whiteosk and hickory N. K. corner to John.
Upp; thence q. $50 W. 62 poles ~ q stake !.
CORNER TO John Upp; thene, y. lSo w. "a
poles to = stake, another corner to John
Upp; thence N. 65o ". 40 poles 10 two
poles to % elm and double whiieosk, In
Adam Ault's line thence N. Ito w. Sa poles
70 o stake, double dogwoud and sugar tree
=; w. corner TO- a. ShsrPi thence with
ning containing eighty 1907 acres OF land.
That Aimira +. Russell, as widow OF said
decedent, IL entitled 10 dover Of said prem
The prayer Of said petition Is for the an.
sell for sale OF the said preln nises. subject
debts and charges Aforesaid.
The persOns hrst above named Will further
take noiics thai they have been made par-
are required 70 answer the same on or before
the lin day OF August, isss $i . r,o,.,,
Ad!n'r. Of John Russsll, decd.
tsma Troth, Attorney. 0t
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SHERIFf'S SALES.

Byron Murphy VS.. Milton Ludwick
ct al. Saturday, July 7th, at one o'clock
p. m. In.lots Nos. 7, 8, II and so in the
village of Russells, and appraised as fol-
lows: No. Z at $50; No. 8 at $15; No.
II at SIS; No. so at 5000.
Eldora o. Newman vs.. Cassius M.
Stephens ct al. Saturday July 18th, at
one o'clock. One hundred and. thirty
four and one,quarter acres OF land; ap-
praised at 81 ,206.
e. H. Miller vs. w. B. Elliott, Lizzie
M. Elliott and others, Tuesday, July
oath, at 2 o'clock. One hundred and
eighty-seven acres of land in Paint town.
ship. Appraised at $l1, ,220.
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A Costly Experiment

tern shop and bending mill Of the Della.
ware Iron Works, at this place, operated
by Morris Tasker & Co., limited, Of Phila.
delphia, were destroyed by flre last even
ing. The fire was caused by an expert
ment in painting pipe with mixture Of
benzine, coal tar and oil. A spark fell in.
to the composition and instantly the place
was in flames. The loss on. patterns 10
$4,000 to $4,000 and on building 5000.
The losses arc partially covered by insur.
anca.
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Another lynchlnQ Bee In Kansas.

MINNEAPOLIS, KAs., June 2S.-At two
O'Clock this morning a party Of forty or
fifty masked men from Fountain Township,
this (Ottawa) County, neighbors Of Mike
Dorsey, who was murdered in his bed by
Chubb Mccarthy, came into this city, and
with sledges and bar of railroad iron pro-
ceeded to break down the doors of tho
Jail, where Mccarthy was confined. The
outside and one inside door were broken
open, and then, finding greater resistance
than they expected, they overpowered the
jailer and compelled him to open McCar-
thy's CELL Mccarthy was taken out, bound,
removed to the Geisen bridge across the
Solomon river, about three miles from town,
and then hanged.
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NOTICE In hereby given that the Lees.
IN burg and CenterfieId Road Improve.
ment No. ~, in Fairfield township, Iiiei,latd
county, OHIO, beginning ut The terminus oi
the Greenfield and Centsrheld Road In.
provement, about one eighth mile wcst OF
surveyed, passing the residences Of Mrs. y.
B. Rees and N. II. ChalfODt to stone near
the residence OF N. H. Hun, IN tho village OF
Leesburg, Ohio, will be sold at public out.
cry,
Monday, July 9th, 1883,
Commencing mt 0 O'Clock, to The lowest and
most responsible bidder or bidders. Said
road TO be improved by grading and gravel.
ing according to profile plat and specific
items now ON file in the Auditors OFT CO at
Hillsbor0, Ohio. Bids will be received for
each half mile section. or the road az an EN-
right to reject auy or all bids is reserved.
q. II. LADD, Engineer.
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BRAzEN RASCALS.
They Try to Rob q Passenger on .
Lake Shore Train,
hut Are Foiled in Their vlllainy and Es.
cape-Tho Deed Committed With
In the Limits Of Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 27.-A bold attempt to
throw a passenger from train for the
purpose of robbing, IL not killing, him,
was perpetrated last night almost within
the very walls Of the main depot of tho
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern rail-
road in this city. The fellows who tried to
carry out the scheme were only foiled by
the timely interference Of several passen-
gers who were eye witnesses to the affair
and went TO the rescue. The 40 p. m.
express train on the Lake Shore road
had just started, and was passing out
of the south end Of the depot, when q
man entered the car, and, passing along
the aisle, tapped q gentleman, who was
sitting with a lady, on the shoulder and
told him that there had been some mistake
in checking his baggage, and that he was
wanted in the baggage-car. The gentle-
man, not suspecting any thing, followed
the man to the front end Of the car. Thero
he was seized by the man and two confed.
crates, who were stationed on the plat
form. A desperate attempt was made
to throw the gentleman to the ground,
but he made a firm hold Of tho
brake bar and made a strong and
determined resistance. The scuffiing
was noticed by some Of the passengers
in the car, who rushed to the gentleman's
assistance. Two OF tho fellows jumped
of the car, and the third was knocked off
by blows from a passengers cane. The
trio escaped in the Wilderness Of cars and
freight houses that line the main track on
either side. Mr.. John w. Couper, manager
Of the Chicago office Of the Collier White
Lead and Oil Company, was the man who
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Killed In 4 Runaway.

SOMERSET, Pa, juno 29.-Mrs. J. J. Grif-
flth and Mrs. DR.. Walker, Of hometown,
started yesterday in buggy to visit rela-
tives in the country. Each lady was ao-
companied by little daughter. While de-
scending steep hill the horse ran away.
Tho Griffith child was killed by being
thrown from the buggy, and both ladies
were SO badly injured that their death Is
hourly expected. The Walker child es-
capped uninjured.
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A Romance Of Two Countries.

HELENA, MONT, June 2o.-The death Of
Miss Force from consumption ut Oakland,
CAL, a few days ago was the end Of sad
romance. Miss Force was beautiful girl
and belonged to a wealthy family In Plain
field, N. j. Travelling in Europe few years
ago, she met Count Drake, Frenchman Of
the old nobility. They fell in love with
each other, and their engagement was an
nounced. When Miss Force returned to
America the Count followed her. She
loaned him $4,000 to start a sheep ranch in
Colorado and he soon lost the money.
Then he returned to France, and by lucky
speculation was enabled to return Miss
Forces money and make her q present Of
$4,000. The engagement Of marriage was
never carried out on account of Miss
FORCES sickness. She left will bequeath-
ing $50, 900 to the Count.
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Do Not Think for q Moment

That catarrh will In time wear out. The
theory is false. Men try to believe it
because it would be pleasant if true, but
it is not, as all know. Do not let an
acute attack Of cold in the head remain
unsubdued. 1t is liable to develop into
catarrh. You can rid yourself Of the
cold and avoid all chance of catarrh by
using DR.. Saee's Catarrh Remedy. II
already afflicted rid yourself of this
troublesome disease speedily by the
Same means. At all druggists.
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Battle with Moonshlnsrs.

ST. LOUIS, June 2S.-A special from Lit
tie Rock, Ark, to the Post Dispatch says:
A desperate battle occurred between rev.
enue officers and moonshiners near Black
Springs, Montgomery County, yesterday.
Internal Revenue Collector Fry and Q
posse raided the moonshiners' camp in the
vicinity, destroying three distilleries.
Shortly afterwards the posse was attacked
from ambush by an armed band Of moon
sinners. A regular battle ensued, in which
Deputy U. s. Marshal Trammel was
killed. Collector Fry has telegraphed to
Fort Smith for reinfOrcements.
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Maniac Mute Captures a Train.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, June 27.-A drunken
mute named Gleason took charge Of a
south bound passenger train at Newport
tonight, and refused to pay his fare. The
train force went to put the fellow of, when
he pulled a razor froml bis pocket and put
the train men all to NSht. With drawn
revolver Gleason took charge Of the ex-
press car and made number of efforts to
kill Messenger Eugene Housely. The mad
mute was arrested at MorristOwn, after .
desperate struggle.
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ALTAMoNT, ILL.,, June 2S.-The people
here are very indignant over the lynching
of William Moore, at Charleston, Ill. The
facts are that the girl, Mary A. Bumgard.
ner, upon whom 1t is alleged the assault
was made, lives some two miles from this
place, and is not 80 very young, being
about nineteen or twenty years old, and
the people here who know her doubt the
truth of her story. 1t is the general opin-
ion that the people of Mattoon and vicinity
were deceived, and, in acting hastily, have
put to death an innocent man.
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Road Improvement Assess
mont Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given to owners Of
IN lands and lots assessed for the estimat.
LeesburR Road Improvement No. 2l, that the
report Of the Apportioning Committee IL
now on file ut the Auditors office OF High
land cOuntv, and that the County COnlmts-
sioners will meet at the Auditors office in
HillsborO. OHIO, on the 20th day Of July /,
1888. at lO O'Clock q. M, 10 hear the report of
the Apportioning Com mittee, and any and
all exceptions thereto by nny person Inter.
ested. and nflrin, recOinmi 10 or modify said
report rs may be legal and Just. All excep-
tlOns TO said report and assessments must be
filed in writing at the Auditors office In
Hi1isbOrO, Ohio, Ou or before the day of
hearing, and each one will be heard Ia tile
order OF date of fling his or her objections.
GRO. W. LEFEvRn,
June "a, 1883. County Auditor,
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School Examiners.

FINHE Boarc Of school Examiners Of Highland
Il county give notice, that examinations Of
Hi1sb0fp Union School building on she first
Saturday Of every month, and on the third Sat.
urdsy Of February, March, April, August, Sop.
tember and October. Tho Examination foe
prescribed by law IN 80 cents.
by order Of the Board.
au2Syl e. q. SMITH, Clerk.
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Accidentally Slain b, Their Father.

ing affair occurred last evening near Marty.
Wendell Whitcomb was at his barn killing
rats with a shotgun. He fred charge at
one of the rodents, but the missiles went
wide Of the mark, flying TO the porch of his
residence, where two Of his young daugh-
ters were sitting, the load striking both,
killing one instantly and fatally wounding
the other. The father is almost prostrated
with grief
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Cost -Four Lives.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, June 27-At 2:45
this morning, a south bound train from
this city to Mobile, went through q
small bridge mile north of Tensas. The
engine, baggage car, postal and two pas
senger cars md one sleeper became total
wreck. Engineer John Morgan, Fireman
Sam Williams and two tramps were killed.
Mail Agent Davis was dangerously hurt.
Baggagemaster Taylor and four passen-
gers were slightly injured. These are all
the casualties reported. The bridge was
over small stream, and was undermined
by heavy rain.
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Notice to Contractors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Lees.
IN burg and Fayette County Line Road
Im provemept No. -, beginning RJ stone In
the center of East Main street IN LeeAburg
OHIO, and In the north corporation line of
said village; thence passing near the rest.
dences OF Mrs. II. y. Pavey md r. q. DELPHI
to the Fayette county line, connecting with
the residence Of Mrs. Mary Bennett, win De.
sold at public outcry,
Monday, July OH, 1883,
Commencing at 2 O'Clock, to the lowest snd
most respOnsiblo bidder or bidders. Said
Ing according TO pr0nle plat ana speciiica-
tioDs now on fle in the Auditors nfIice 1T
HillsbOro, Ohio. Bids Will be received for
each half nile section. or the road as an GU
tirety. Said road is 2.l7 IN Hes In length. The
right To reject any or al bids Is reserved.
U. II. LADD, Engineer.
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InsxperIencs Cost. Two lives.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, June 2S.-A gentle-
man from Newton County brings news Of
the destruction of saw-mill near Jasper,
Ark, Thursday last. The mill was owned
by Burton & Wilson, who recently employ.
ed an inexperienced engineer. The boiler
exploded, instantly killing Huston James
and fatally wounding Horace Ratcliff, who
died two hours afterward.
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TEXAS LOAN AGENCY
CORSICANA, TEXAS.
Paid Up Capital. 100000.
Surplus, $54,oO6.o5.
Seren Per Cent. Guaranteed Inrcst,nents.

The question of Western Loans is being gener-
ally discussed in the North and East, where most
Of the money that is put on western lands comes
from. Loanng companies arc II necessity Of the
times The business world demands them. We
want to offer to prove that the Texas Loan
Agency is governed by absolute safety in making
loans.
Ist. The officers Of the Texas Loan Agency have
their private fortunes invested in tile stock Of
the company, and a weakness III the security Of
loans jeopardzes everything they own.
I'D. The Texas Loan Agency guarantees every
loan, and becomes an insurer to the extent Of the
loans it makes. Any weak loan would endanger
the private funds of the officers
3d. In the tightest times this country has seen
for long time the Texas Loan Agency reduced
the rate Of interest allowed investors from per
cent. to per cent, showing that this agency was
not offering extra inducements to investors to get
their money.
4th. The payment Of principal or interest in any
loan has never been delayed day.
5th. The Texas Loan Agency loans only 40 per
cent. Of the value of the land
9th. The standing Of the company is shown by
the fact that its stock sells at premium Of rs per
cent.
:, 9TH. Its debenture bonds are based only on first
liens on land.
9Th. In no other State are such small loans made
such rich land.
For further information applyto
O. M SANS,
l.ou& ~ uflI,hn,c nLto - To~o. r . au
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Syrup Of Figs

Is natures own true laxative. It is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head.
aches, colds and fevers; to cure habit
ual constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale in 80 cents
and 81 Hotties by Shofstall & Co.
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Tho Rains Fell.

NELSON, NEB., June 27-The heaviest
rainfall ever known In this section oc-
Cured yesterday. Elk Creek is over its
banks, and all bridges crossing it are
washed away. The county will lose $10,-
900. The Burlington & Missouri bridge is
damaged so badly as to render it unsafe.
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Ban que. 10 American Authors.

LONDON, Juno 27.-The Society of Au-
thors, of which Lord Tennyson is presi-
dent, has resolved to invite Mr. James Rus
sell Lowell and all other American authors
in London to a public banquet on July %,
in recognition of the efforts made in behalf
Of international copyright.