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FOR SALE.

Farm Of 1917 acres, miles from Lctart, Mason
county, ", Va, 100 acres In graSS, . rO0mel log
house, barn aud smoke house, good OrchaNli
land Is productive; lays well. Price $500. VIII
exchange for city property.
No. 9bS7 Market street, 0 r0OmCd house. half
lot Of ground. Price 500
ga Acre Farm IL miles south OF MOundTillc,
W. Va: lI5 acres cleared.
New Frame House, northeast corner OF Centre
and Marshall streets, Fulton, W. Va.
No. 1854 Main street, brick house, rooms
10: sji5 Main Street, brick house, ground,
half lot,
rooms.
No. 5iOIS Market street, rOOmCd frame house;
gtouud, a quarter lot or upre.
No, Sand No. 81 Sixteenth street
No. 81 Nineteenth street.
No. 1871 Market street.
Nos. 2lOl aud DOB Main street.
No. 2lO1 Main street.
No. 90 North Front street.
No. 2l2G Market street.
No. ~ Kentucky street.
Nos. y and p Twentieth street. with Al Lhg
lot west OF said houses.
No. 100 Twelfth street.
No. GS Virginia street.
No. iS7 South Penn street.
No. $50 South Penn street.
No. 20 Zane street.
No. 222l Chapline street.
No. 50 Fourteenth street.
No. 81 Fifteenth street.
No. 2Jl2 Market street.
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CARE you going to the races?n Eyes,
and bet on the winning horse. mot
the handsome Abdullah, he is lame.
Didn't you know" an whisper in
your car, he'll win, They're using Sal
wilton OH
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WASHINGTON, j. c., April is.-For
West Virginia, and Western Pennsylva-
mia light rains, followed by colder fair
Weather, winds becoming fresh to brisk
,,.,yInelv
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sept, u, 1877.
Feb. Z, lSSs.-Not tracc Whatsoever OF the
disease from which suffered has shown itseli
since my cure. GEO. COTEi.
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Nos. III


The thermometer ut Sclincpfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered us follows:
= =" a ".. Wca1hcF-EaIi 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-18

must yield their sweet odors to pro.
duCe one ounce OF Cashmere Bouquet
Perfume.
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TnE Eagle Building Association viii
be the iargcst one ever started in this
section,
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ITO THE TRADE.

Notwithstanding tho destructive fire at our
Store, No. l2l6 Main street, on tho 18th inst, We
would Inform our customers that we are still
prepared to FIJI all Orders with our usual
Awaiting your iayoH, We are, Truly your.
apll WILSON 4 CHAPMAN.
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FOR SALE.
Real Estate.
'SAh S1SSsSSt
FOR SALE.

Seven Roomca House, IT South York street,
cheap.
eighth aud Wood streets. VIII pay as an Invest.
mcnt.
Splendid Farm nenr Mt. Pleasant, Ohio one
Of The hest farms In Jefferson county.
Seven Roomed House on North Front street;
lot GOXiO.
Six KOoomed House on North York street.
Some OF the most desirable building lots IN
the old Fair Grounds
Building Lot on North Front street.
Seven ROOmed House on South broadway.
natural gas, aud everything In good repair; lot
iOXl90. 5000.
Four Roolued Cottage for $1,000.
G. o. SMITH,
mil Real Estate Agent, 100 Main 81.
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szsold everywhere. Price, Cuticura, 5Oc.; Soap,
BE; Rcsolycnt, 81. Prepared by the Po1TEIi
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
nO7Send for GLOW to Cure skin Diseases" CT
pages, 20 illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
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EVERY NIGHT | SCRATCHED

Until the skin was raw. Body COW
cred with scales like spots OF NOR
tar. Cured by the Cutlcura Renee
dies.
/ am going to tell you Of the extraordinary
cltnge your CUTlCURA REMEDIES reformed on
me. About the drst Of April last noticed some
ted plmpiea iiku coming UnG ali over my body,
but Thought nothing o. Is until some time later
on, when Il began 20 look like spots Of mortar
spotted on, and which came oil In Layers, accom-
panied with itching l would scratch every
night until was niw, then the next night tho
scales, bciDg formed meanwhile, were scratched
OIL again. In vain did consult all the doctors
In the country, but without aid. After giving
mp MI hopes Of recovery, happened TO sec nm
advertisement In the newspaper about your
CUTlCURA REMEDIES, and purchased them from
my druggist, and obtained almost Immediate 70
lief. began To notice that the Scaly eEuptlops
WaduHlly dropped OIL and disappeared ono BY
one, and have been fully cured. had the dis
ease thirteen months before began taking the
CUTICURA REMEDIES, and IN four or five weeks
was entirely cured. Ny disease was eczema nnC
psoriasis. recommended the CUTICURA RENE
DIES TO all In my vicinity, aud know Of II grea
many who have taken them, and thank me fol
| the knowledge OF them, especially mothers Wit
have babes with Scaly eruptlOns on their head
aud bodies. cannot express IN wOris tht
thanks to you for what the CUTICUBA RENEDIE
have been 10 me. Ny body wns covered VIII
scales and was All awful spectacle 10 behold
Now my skin Is as nice ice and clear as a bgby,S;,
Sept 81, 1851.
Feb. 4, lSSs.-Not trace whatsoever OF III
disease from which suffered has shown iisel
since my cure. GEO. COTES.
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ATTEND the grand free concert at A
0. Miller's saloon, 1887 Market street
tonight.
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DoN'r miss the xylaphone solo at A.
O. Miller's, No. 1857 Market street, to-
night.
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we cannot do justice to the esteem In which
CUTICuRA, the great Skin Cure, md CUTICuRA
SOAR, an exquisite Skin Bcantiiler, prepared from
II, and CuTICURA REsOLVIST. the new blood Pu.
rIaer, are held by the Thousands upon thousands
OF ngOnlZing, humillRting, itching, scAly and
pimply diseases OF the skin, scalp aud blood,
With loss of hair,
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TnE Eagle Building Association will
start March3l. Take stock at once.
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CeWRES hLL MuMnRs.

from a,cOmmon Dlotcl, or Eruption, to tho
worst Scrotula. Salt-Ehepn, "Eeycr-s0rcs,"
caused by bad blood arc conquered by thIs
powerful, purifying, md invigonting mGdi-
cine. Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under
Its benign influence. Especially has II mani
Eryslpelas, Dolls, Carbuncles. Sore Eyes, Scroll
uloug Sores and Swclllngs, Hlp,IOlnt Disease,
white SwcllngS," GOltrU, or Thick Neck,
and Enlarged Glands Send ten cents In
stamps for largo Treatise, with coiorcd
plates, on Skin Diseases, or the same amount
Tor Treatise on ScrOfuious Affections,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-03-15
For Vice President.
CONGRESSMAN oUTHwAITE OF THE
CAPITAL DISTRICT.

From a Washington telegram
published elsewhere 10 an oppn-
sltIoI paper, nur re;u.er> will ie
gla,l la learn thai oEr Congress
man stands equally high in he
esteem of The leaders of the party
in ihe political ceD:ers of the
East. as he does among his con-
siiinents of the Capital District
af OHIO.
Mr. Cultivate is one nf The
rising vonng men of llie country
lie Is honest, faithful! and able.
Genial and geulleiuanly in bear
Ing. attentive to the minnIesi re
UEireme iis of his position. he
ma,nialns il,e dignity of his of
flee aad grows in popularity with
tie earnest care he displays, and
the efficient work he does III the
interest oi his constituents.
Ills nomination.. nn The ticket
with President Cleveland, would
lpe hailed with enthusiasm in the
Hooking Valley. aud result in
carving the Stale, W. believe,
for the Democracy. Cleveland
and Outiiwaiie is Onr ticket.
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Put This in Your Pipe
and Smoke il!

Senator Ingalls, of l.ansas. the
President pro-. lem. If the Senate, a
Republican l-afer. IN. n speech on
The Pension bill. whie!, Deniorrats
will pass to-a law, took occusiun TO
Say these things:
We quote irnm The Congressman
Recnr,l of Mares Ith.e pages 1864
and 1865 II :
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND
The nomination of Grover
Clevel MI have male the preien
sions oi any American citizen +" the
Presidency respec' able. There Is
~ man III this country whose ig
nogrance is so prnfonnd. whnse oh
s..uriiy Is so impeneirabl". and
whose ant.cedents are 30 degraded
that he NAV not jnstiiiably aspire
to P e>idenrial neminatiOn-by
the Democratic party"
COMPLIMENTS To HANCOCK AND NC
cLELLAN, ALLIES OF THE REB-
ELS.
why. Mr.. President. We know
why the Democracy voted for Han
/ cock. Wc Knnw WHY Hancnck was
nominated. We know why THAT
OTHER ALLY of the Coni-deracy.
George b. Mcclellan. was nomina
ted
Temperate. snldiers will hear IN
mind that hc was never in the
army. .
Senator Blackburn in reply,
among other things san:
| Il know Lnt one sin that he has com.
nittcd in the eyes of the Senator from
Kansas. aud that may be the nnpar,l-
ouable nlfense OF not only having de-
featei his party at The polls bnt hav
ING given to the American people for
tb, ee wears past so efficient. Sd honest,
= so clean. handed an administration Gs
TO doom the last Of that party's aspira-
! lions 10 disaster.
II it be possible. the Senator from
| Kansas has gone further aud done
/ worse In his intempeiai, zeal he has
not hesitaied to inva l.. graves. La his
frantic efforts to stir prejudice between
SECTIONS that have airea.ly b"ea rennt-
! ted he goes into :he trenches of The sol
diery. and not on my side but on his
side. and drags Up for abuse vilihca-
tion befDrc the American Senat such
men as traced their own unblemish"I
swords in bloc the brightest pages OF
American history. McCleliau and
/ Hancock are to be denounced upon this
fioor as allies OF Coniederaies. Mig t
il not have been in better taste, more
creditable, at least. to the courage aud
candnr of that Senator. i: he had made
that charge before both of these men
were dead 2
Hancock an ally OF the conieder-
.tes Was he so regarded and believed
VIXEN. weltering in his blood upon Gem
erery Heights, he refused TO be taken
from The field. and yet persisted IN
givlng orders to check the lasr advance
OF Longstreei' irresi t Bile veterans
Was it his man who WAS honored up to
the very day that he accepted the nom
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rn- Primaries on sa.usaay

rasp Primaries on Saturday
We hope the primaries on Sat
ur,lav will he well attended. and
that the nominees of the party
will be the best men. and candi-
dates whom every Democrat will
cheerfnlly support.
The Republicans have thrown
down the gauntlet. have nomi-
mated a full iirkei, and dare and
defy us 10 meet them on The
square issue. rs Logan a Repub.
lican nr Democratic town 2"
This is Democratic Town, and
with u COOL ticket. such as vii!
be nominated. we will prove the
faith that is in us.
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All Ordinance
To Regulate Ale. Beer and Porter
Houses. and ether places where
Intoxicating Liquors are Said
NJ Retail

Section |. Be il orinined bv the Conn
ell of the Village Of Lostn, rhlt all ale.
beer AMI porter houses Hn.t other places
where intoxicating liquors are s"ii IL ic-
otherwise Inn upnn prescription 'S-u-ti III
good inith ny u reputable physician IN ac-
'-cice, or for exclusively know;
mechani: !, phhrm1ceuiic or s'cr;,fieiti'
purpOs e. ur 10y lac manufacturer OF intox-
leiiins liquors from The law material III
uuautiti : OF one gallon or 'nure at ANY one
tirnr nall he ..lt sell h. tween the Lours oi
IL o. .i'ck, y. m, amt oci"ck' IL. III. oi the
sucre.. .ii;g .lay uf each and every cay Oi
th.. w eek commonly called week Gays
Section 2. In regular hotels "nu e'tihS
houses the " ori place" herein used shall
lie ID ld fo mean the room Or part oi tie
no IN where such liuuois are usun ly S'ld
or exDo~. d fur sale, ..id the krepih: n' sucn
room nr part or room =, cureiy c.'isr'i >h"ii
be h,.ld as To surh hotels ami eating hotisus
MS u closing OF The place witilh the hirnu'
ing or is or instuce. .
Section = Whoever opens or allows to
remain open any such ale, betT or porter
houS, or other plic i-!erred TO IN see
lion one ,l this ordinance between III o.
clock, ID. ~ and O'Clock, u. M. of said week
pays, or whoever sells or gives away or IN
an, ma - er dispo>fs OF amy ale. Deer OF
p.'r,,r. or other intoxicating lquor at re-
I H. exc. tus provids / i'll said section o,it',
shall b. tined in any sum not excecuihs
one hundred dollars nor less imam t";"ty-
, five dollars.
1.
LIQUORS, whether distilled, malt or Nin"Gs,
on th.- first day OF the week commonly
C He'd Sunday, except ny ~ feeul r HruS
pist on the written prescription oi reru-
lar prnctlcins physician Tor medical pup
poses only, is hereby '.eci;;re to be u law
iuI, ana all places where Intoxicating IL
uuors are on other days sold or rxpn>eu ior
sale. .xcep. regular drug stores. shall ON
that day he close,l. and whoever makes
any such sale or allows any such pl' ce To
be o,,en or rem in open, shall be nur'i II,
any sym not less than Twenty-Five nor
more thln one hundred dollars.
Section ). The abr,g.tiUn or repeat oi
at,y section or clause uf this Ordinahce
slial, not TIE held To- ;lbrog'te or repeal any
other SECTION or clause thereof.
Section. u. An ordinance TO re.uiate are
Dee and porter houses. and other places
wher,. Intoxicating liquors are sold at re-
tail, passed May 2ith, lsSa, is hereby ie'
pealed .
). ction I. This ordinance shall take ei'
f.rt ANA he in force Irum and after It's pas
sage and legal publication.
Passed March IL, lSSS.
A. STElSMAN,
President of the Council.
C. G. Gage, Clerk.
lt-tw
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DEATH OF EaPORER WILLIAM

The Emperor William. ofGer-
many. lied Friday IN 'rning last.
al half past eight o'clock. His
son. lie Grown Prince, -ncseeds
as Frederick III 10 The throne by
viriae nr the constitution. The
New York Herald. commenting
on the death of The dead Empor
er saws:
Ere .erick William Louis nl
Germany has passed into history.
Not one page. nor vet two will
suffire for he record Of his life
AMI of The changes which have
occurred since October IS. 1851
when he lnnk the crown from he
bearer, placed it on his head.
saying "Gnd gives it,"
Ills era IL ~, r.ckei ~ the
close Of the eighteenth century ;
his grave is dug near he close of
the nineteenth century. HIS ear
i.r memories were ni his rO, a
mo,ber in Tears. After hr dis
asIrous battle oi Jena, when Ma
poleon approached his victim
with The sieal'hy ireau "f a pau
iher. then poun'el on him With
irresistible strength. The troops
were demoralize,l. and he Queen
wrote with trembling band.
I'VE have fallen asleep on The
laureIs of Frederick ,he GrpaI." !"
Ii she comll have witnessed the
scene in ihe Hall nf Mirrors al
Versailles in 1871. when her son
was proclaimed Emperor ol Unil
bed Germany. she would have
wepl again, but This time with
pride.
Napoleon cui Prussia in halves
at The peace of Tiisii. The r"un-
try was exhans ell by his ravages.
but he left there an army of
one hundred and fifty thousand
raen. with fifty thousand horses.
to be supported Till he choose 10
Withdraw them. He further de-
mande,l war indemnify of one
hundred and forty niillI"n francs.
The people were iishe"rlened,
Tie throne was totterlng, the roy
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Tickets,

Tickets for the primary will he
printed 10 morrnw. The names
u: all candidates announced viii
he on every ticket
Those " hn are moi announced
anI want ineir names on The
ticket, must notify, at once. the
iOrtnIah ~ ihf- ,.ffice
Canriitla,es can get all the
tickets ,hey want By calling al
his office.
There is no charge for tickets
To those " hn have announced.
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100000 Picture for Only 81.
Munkacvs Il cal Pailiing,
I" ,...i,i Before pilatr." :"

The ori.inal OF which n IS be AZ sold 'r NJ,
John mama ker of P.iilade ,or over
u.. Iiundr,.d Thousand do arS.
:ss IL Is absolutely unc the .ine>t Pie
tures II. .hc orld, an ..O forget IT, fn..
purchaser that hits tn. " 10, .n the list
of nniiics how IN tine na hS of Lewis Blos-
ser the Agent for Lag u HOcki.i- c,'unIy,
Ohio, viii get one TO. I,oii.ir ,ui iicIure
Free Roll in your IL, lars .,.,i names and
See who VII be .Iel Ky ..IIe.
Persons desiring pu.' has tie Picture
can be placed On tn pr.niun list by ,d-
dressing LS" 40 BL'l>SEi.
Aseit, Logan, ..
printers not incl -ei.)
Look Tor this no elm the Sentinel again
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side with my ally, Austria"
The Emporer will be buried in
the mausoleum at Charlotten-
burg.
When tie Reichstag met today
! Prince 6ismarcl,, with ueep emo
ton, informed The members Of
the death of The Emporer. He
also announced thai The new
King woul.l assume the title Of
Frederick III.
The S;'ai- Anzeiger publishes
the following proclamation:
"lt has pleased God 10 call his
majesty, The Emperor aud King.
our most gracions master. from
life, after short illness and af-
ter richly blessed reign. The
whole nai;on n.ourns with the
roval honse the idecease Of The
deeply beloved and venerable
monarch whose wisdom has ruled
sn long and ginri"nSly over its
fortunes in war and peace.
THE MINISTER "F STATE
OFFICIAL EXPRESSION FROM OUR
G"vERNMENT.
Washington. March 9Ih.-The
official announcement of the
death nf Emporer William was
received u; - German legisla-
ton early this morning. The tel
egram was signed hv Prime Bis
marck and stated that the En-
paror passed peacefully away at
$50 tins mnrning. Baron Won
Ze,ltwiiz, charg,- q d'aiIairts. when
questioned Up III The subject OF
succession, said that Crown
Prince Frederick William became
Emperor of Germany and King
of Prussia Immediately on lie
death of his fail.er. ana thai now.
as always, il the Question OF in
capacity "f HE sovereign is rais
ed. IT will be decided by the two
Chambers of Prussia.
A IL leeram VS. received al
the Department o State This
mornin. annnuncin. she death
of Emp. rar William hi morn
ing. A r"i,, of The dispatch re-
ceived by the German charge d.
alfaires from Prince Bismarck
was sent 10 The secretary ofs'ate.
The secretary of stale Ills after
noon >en, the following cable
message 10 Or. Pen,lieion:
department OF statel
Washington, March ., 1858.
Hon. G H. Pendleton, Berlin:
The President desires YOU in
make known through The fu-
eign Office that the death of the
illuSirinns and venerable Emper
or of GERMANY had deeply aron>
ed The sorrow cnd sympathy of
the people of the United States
and G.,vernmeni.
T. F. BAYARD.
The srcre'ar al" ent es-
sage {. Baron L twiiz charge
d'affnires, . wi.ic he following
iSa COPY:
Department O. STATED
Washington, March lSSS.
BAR)N-ih- lie anchol I'D
ings conveyed u, ,onr tie of
this ia.e had already ben re-
ceived by a Telegram from Mr..
0nr minister at B..r- !
lin. The seal of death has al l'-t
been sci upon IA l'ng aud illu>-
irious career. m! ilnr people II!
The United States sill fully sym-
pa,hiZe with all Germany al The
bier nf Empnrer William. Az |
cepi. baron, The renewed assnr-
;,nce of nv highest consideration.
L. +. BAYARD.
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If Ju,ly, puuh uhn v.rc =,

II Judge Push. who was ap
pointed by Foraker To throw dirt
upon the Democratic party. de
>ires To- see all persons III jail that
have contempt for him and his
Court. he will have To- increase
The numbe. nf pals in this conn-
try, He and llie dirty fraud he
represents are held in The mosl
profound contempt hy every hon
esi man who knows what L. go
ing OH in This Court.
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inaiion at The hands Of the Democratic
party, honored alike by the American
people. whether they were Republicans
or Democrats p
"lle travels on TO beraie the Com
missioner of Pensions, and he speaks
in terms certainly as little complinen-
tary. if he does not in the other two
! cases. impeach his loyalty Mr.. Presi-
dent. that crippled and MANNED Com
missioner of Pensions, himself n gem
eral in the Federal Army from 1851 to
ls65. would hesitate to have the con-
trast or comparison, as he may term it.
drawn between himself and the Senator
from Kansas. Whilst he was earning
his military reputation when the flag
was Hying upon the borders Of the Sem
atnr's own State. and bleeding upon
every battle field upon which lie went
what great service was thr Senator
from Kansas rendering2
Il saw the 5ronzed ard weathe-
| beaten commander of the American
Armies referring to Gen. Sheridan }
sit there in that chair and blush in
! modesty at the humble part that he
iOuHu t"dl ne hiu pay gu III tne war III
the rebellion; and what was the Sena-
tor from Kansas doing whilsi he was
earning his reputation What W - his
Occupation in a military capacity He
tells you himself that he was Judge
advocate to Kansas militia volunteers.
Whilst Black Was bleeding on Kansas
soil. whilst Mcclellan was commanding
The armies of the Pa,omac, whist Ham
cock was wel:rring in Lis blood upon
Cemetery Heights at Ge.;ysburgh, the
Senator from Kansas, away behind in
the rear OF The Army, was prosecuting
Kansas jayhawkers for robbIns hem
roost3l"
In closing Senator Blackburn said:
mir. President. party man MS am,
partisan ns confess myself 70 he, do
sincerely trust that | may never find
my term Of public service prolonged TO
that day. nor my life extended to that
hour when, without warrant, without
fact TO support me, wirhou. proof at my
back, shall deliberately traduce and
abuse the dead who whilst living were
honored by all hoaorsble men," Ap-
piause in the galleries.
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SHERlFF'S SALE
Isaac W. Rrian
Carrie Z. Drsaback.
In the Court o fComm mon Pleas OF noskina.
County Ohio.

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed, sheriff OF Hooking county, Ohio.
by yirsue of au alias order OF sale issued
out of said Court in the above en-
titled cause. apdto him directed as Sheriff
OF said County, will at the door OF the
Court House IN Logan. on
5 lurday, March 3lst, A. d. 1888.
ut / O'Clock. p. m OF SAID day, offer for sale
at public auction. the following lands and
t-ne nerts, situate In Hooking county
Ohio, tn wit:
The east half Of the northeast quarssr.
and the northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of section. eight (Sl, township eiev-
en- (iD, range eighteen u.s. Also the ea>t
half % the northwest quarter OF the south
east quarter, and the ca st half of the south
vest quarter of the northeast quarter
said SECTION. township and range, except
nine (Y acres out of the last two tracts sold
to W. b, Brook. all containing l0 acres
more or less.
Appraised at 5000 90.
Terms OF sale cash in hand.
Given under my hand at Logan. Ohio
tLis 26th day of January - ID. lsse-
JOHN GAELA6 A Err, sheriff.
BY d. w. Wright, Deputy.
John iI.;I>Sn, Ally.
Nurcn low
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-03-15
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
Ing accounts AMI vouchers havS been filed
IN the Prob lte Court or Hooking county,
ohio, for settlement:
John kistler, guardian of the estate of.
Annie kistler, an imbecile.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 9th day OF March, 1855, at 10 o.
clock A. NJ. or as soon thereafter as may
be convenient. W.T.. ACEER,
March S-3w Pro JudaSs
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-03-15
PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby siven that the Iollow
ing accounts and 10 icuers hav- lie N file;i
in the Prob te C,IrI oil Hooking county.
Ohio, Tor settlem at:
Joseph vogl; Guardian Of the estate
Catusir..., Vo;,e AN imberiie.
And II g 81 ne viii! come ON for hearing
OH the 9Th u,y of April. IsSS. at lO o.
clock, \. NJ, ar US soon thereafter aS may
be con .fnicut. w. L. ACkER,
March i5-3w Pro Judge.