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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-02-23

air fearful rate, and left piled
in homogeneous heaps along The
rack of the cloud.
"ihe passengers on our train
were frightened and a veritabIe
panic ensued. Women screamed
from fright and rushed into the
arms of their husbands and escorts
for protection. Tho cloud dipped
d ,wn on the north side of the train
aud demolished Il house, but Just be
fore it arrived ut our position 1t
arose and passed over us with mag
ical swiftness and dropped down
on the earth to the south of the train
where it completely destroyed
another building and passed on to
the town IN lis work Of destruction.
Thus you can see thft our train had
Il mirnrulous escape"
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MOUNT VERNON. ILL Feb 90
At about 5 clock yesterday after
noon, a cyclone struck the town
and left it in ruins. killed fifteen 10
twenty people and, i; is feared many
more than are now known to he
killed will be found among The ruins
ofthe buildings. Fire immediately
broke out ali over the city amid the
ruins, spreading rapidly owing to
the damage dcnc to engines by the
wind. The storm passed from the
south west ami had q rotary mo-
ton. IT swept down with fearful
fury, striking first just south of the
city hall, then carried away the
third and fourth stories of the Mt
Vernon mill. From there it swept
on in a path five hundred yards
wide. The Methodist church fei..
jus. after 250 people had left the
school room. The Com
Hotel los; its third story
Next the wind struck the County
Court House and rendered it beap
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-02-23

THURSDAY. Feb. 20. 1883.
The Tally Sheet Case.

The trial of The tally sheet
case drags lis slow length along.
Nothing leading to the conviction
of Montgomery has been produc-
ed. The impression is becoming
general that The Republicans Of
Columbus entered into a conspir-
acy to blast the reputation of ac-
tive Democrats. and make polit-
ical capital for The next campaign.
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SuER!FF'S SALE.
The Unicn Central Life Insurance Co,n.
pany,
Vi
IgnatIus kost, ct III.
In the Court OF Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio.

Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed, Sherif OF Hooking county, Ohio
/ by virtue of an order OF sell
I i>Sued out of said Court III the above en-
titled cause. and TO him directed as Shvrif
OF sand county, will, at the door OF tn,
Court House In Logan, on
Saturday. March l0ih. A. D. 1888
at l O'Clock. p. NJ. vf said day. offer fol
sale al public auction, The following lands
ami tenemcuts situate In Hooking county
OHIO, 10 wit:
The northeast quarter Of section five
~, township twelve (i2l. range eighteen
liri, continuing one hundred and eighty
three and hinety-six hundIedths llSS.y6)
acres.
Also, the north hrlf of the northwest
quarter OF sectlGn lou. "a. said tow Hslii p
ami r'tnse, contlini-G Sc e.eUiy seven and
seventy y-iour hundfFutiis i77.ID acres; ex-
ceptins thereirOm sixteen (i6) acres here
tOtore conveyed by said koSt to Maria
Freeman of of The ist 81 Ie thereof.
Also, the south half OF the southeast
quarter of section taIrty-two (32), town
ship tGiIteen (I3), range eighteen (iS). CON-
tanning eighty tSJl acres.
-ii>O, the northeast quarter OF the SOUTH
e. 81 quarter aud tlfS southeast qunft'-r oI
the southwest quarter of section thirty
two t52), containing eighty tsi) acres, max
ing in all four hundred AID six 900 acres.
Appraised ut Si06O ".
Terms of sale cash in hand.
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio,
fhis 9Th day OF February, \. ID. ISsS.
JOHN GALLAGHER, sheriff.
By ID. ". Wright, Deputy.
5. Weldy, Atty for plif.
Feb 9-5w
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-02-23

WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. 10
The Washington agent Of The as
sociaied press sought an inter-
view with General Sheridan this
evening for the purpose of ascer,
tainlng if he would consent to
make an authoritative statement
in regard to his alleged presitlen
tial candidacy. The general gave
his consent. and it will be seen
from the following verbatim re
port of The conversation that his
declarations ere thoroughly ex
piicit:
Agent: "Of course, general,
you have noticed that there has
been considerable mention of
you during The past few weeks
as possible or probable candi
date for the presidency next au
tumn."
Gen. Sheridan: "Yes. I have
noticed it. but have never looked
upon these newspaper articles as
anvilnng more than The usual
shooting around in the woods
which has once or twice before,
in presidential years. brought my
name up in that connection"
But. general, the talk is more
serious this time, and there ap-
pears 10 be something like 4 con
cerled movement 10 bring about
your nomination."
Gen. Sheridan "Well, ! know
more about this alleged
boom Than wha; have read III
Ihe papers, except that now and
then some friend has twiited me
about becoming a candidate. But
if The matter is really now dis
cussed seriously it is time that
all parties concerned should be
informed that they are wasting
heir breath. | have never had
he presidential bee in my bon
net. and | don't intend TO have
It, for there is noihing that would |
induce me TO leave The profession
"a which nearly forty years of
my life have been spent TO enter
Ipon a civil career. So all talk
about my being a candidate may |
is well end.'
"Bu, suppofe the Republican /
e cnveniIon should"
General Sheridan "Nominaie
ne? | would net accept. But
here is not the slightest proba-
,iIily Of my being nominated
md in any event would not &C
'ep,. No, mol under any circum;
tances. / do not want that or
my other civil Office"
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he wind blows in Columbus
Down here in The Hooking Val
ley we don't need Arrows. We
find it out for ourselves.
But the Map Is interesting and
artistic and The Arrows show how
the wind blows. and The place OF
calm, the soul sought for haven.
40 matter what may be the
views Of the Ground Hog, $50 the
wind don't blow"
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SHERIFF'S SALE
Isaac W. Brian
Carrie L. DrssOsck.
In: the Court o Common Pleas Of Qoskips-
County Ohio.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed. sheriff OF Hooking county, Ohie.
by virtue of an alias order OF sale issued
nGt OF said court Ia the above en-
titled cause, anGtO him directed AS SheriH
of said County, will, at the door of ths
Ioart House III Logan, on
Saturday, February -, A d. 1888
at O'Clock. p. IN OF f,aid day, offer for sale
ut public auction. the following lands and
tene- merits, situate la Hooking county
Ohio, To wit:
The east half of tire northeast quarter,
anil the northeast quarter % the southeast
quarter of section. eight fsi, township elev-
en- (il), range eighteen 49, Also the cast
half OF she northwest quarter Of the south
east quarter, fnd the east haif OF tie south
wesi quarter OF the i-Crtheast quarter OF
said section, township and range, except
nine (9l acres out %: the last two tracts sold
TO W. Il, Brook, all containing IL acres
more or less
Appraised ct s35el 90.
Terms OF sale cash in hand.
Given under my hand at Logan. OhlA
tlis 10th day of January "A ID. 1sss.
John GALLh6h EE, ShsriE.
BY ID. ". Wright, Deputy.
I0hn Hansen, Atty.
I..r. Sxv
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WORRYING WITH THE WEATHER.
McClintock's Arrows.

Sia~e Nooh, the weather Mas
been the most fruitful subject of
talk for mankind. Fro m the boy
courting the country lass 10 the
statesman introduced 10 ihe Pres
ident, and generals seeking ar
mislIce, The subject of The wealth
er is always a means of starting
the conversation, leading posi-
bly, 10 important determinations.
The Columbus journal. one OF
iile best papers in the Stale, has
recently tackled this intangible
but ever persistent problem.
We think it is a scheme Of Nc
Cliniock OF "ours," who once en-
cauntered a cyclone, and tells in
cold blood how the wind drove
in door, and at the same time
pulled out n window Of il ho.se
where he and his folks ha d
sought refuge.
We mention this only TO get
an excuse 10 advertise the wealth
er map McCliniock makes for The
Journal.
The Signal Service has pre-
emp:ion on winds var;able.'-
Ievijah Burgesus has ii tail holt
on The Ground Hog. Green pins
his faith to The Hagerstown ALI
mahac, and Frank MYERS sou! is
set on The sous wind.' and al
derman Gould calculates by tn
straws his Marion township pigs |
carry to the sly.
But McCIintock in the Journal
leads new departure, as OH isi-
nal as it is pertinent.
His paper presents a weather
map which might be well used rs
n Republican Congressional dis
trIciing scheme. The lines being
so crooked and the combinations
so senseless but The key is Civ
en- in the Arrows.
We are told by Il If notice
that the Arrows show whica way
/, le wind bluw-. This Is new. is
interesting, and in Columbus no
doubt necessary. Il
We have: :ofteH though. hat =
~c12afi,in- eli9p.a saov = aow ;
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-02-23
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
EsGaa Estate.

In pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court OF Cuyahost County, Ohio, Will
offer for sale, at pubic auction, on
Tuesday, the Ssh day of March,
y. d. issS, at 10 O'Clock, \. NJ at the south
door OF the old Court House in the city OF
Cleveland. in said Cuyahoga County, the
following described real estate. to wit.
situate in t'se township OF Ward. IN the
county OF Hooking and State of Ohio, and
Known as the undivided one-hah CISl in
common of lot mum ber Two (2l, in the east
ue-half 20 Of the northwest one-fourth
% % SECTION number eighteen u.s., town
thirteen (ISl, range fifteen ti5l, containing
torty-three and sixty-two hundreths (iS
62-lUOl acres. be the same more or less.
Said y in common appraised at SiSS9 IL
Terms of sale cash.
WM. X. KIDD. admir- with tho
Will annexed OF ChaS. Whittlesey, decd.
III Public Square. Cleveland, ohio.
Feb 9, 1sSS-iw
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing accounts and vouchers have been fled
in the Prob tie Court of Hooking county
Ohio, tor settlement:
Jacob \. Matthias, guardian of Eliza y.
Matthias and solomon y Matthias.
And the same will come on fos hearing
on the 5th day OF March, ISIS. at 10 o.
clock, 4. ~, or Us soon thereafter as inay
be eonyenicnt. W. i. At h I'm,
Feb a-Sw Pre- tohSe.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given that the follow
ing accounts ani vouchers have bren fled
in The Probate Court OF Hooking county
OHIO, for fourth partial settlement:
.IarO0 y. and Noah Matthias, Executors
OF the estate IF Peter Matthias, decd.
And the same will come on for hearin g
on the 5,h day of March, iSSS, at 10 o.
clock. \. NJ. or us soon thereafter is NAV
be- convenient. W. L. ACkER,
Feb 9-3w Pro Judge.
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PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that the follow
Ing accounts an, vouchers have been iilod
in tHe Probate Court of Hooking county,
Onio. for first nd tinal settlement:
Sarah Donaldson, now sarah Lehman.
guardian ofCharles A. DonaI,lson, Eleanor
G. Donaldson aud Lucinda IL 3. Donaldson.
And the SAME will come ON tor hearing
on the 10th day OF February, 1858, at 10 o.
clock u ni. or Us soon thereafter ~ may bS
convenient. w 7 ACKER,
Jant le-jw Pro Judge.
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NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.

On the fsth day OF Deeen:ber IN the ycat
1857, the Probate Court oi HocilIng Co., y.
declared the estate ol Z. T.. DeSSteIser, de-
ceased, to he probably inso!vrnt- Creditors
are, therefore, required To present thOir
claims gail last the estate TO the Rndersixn-
I'd for allowance within six months from
the time above mentioned, or they will
not be entitled to payment,
l.. ID. WICK ERS,
Admir- of the estate OF Z. Z. peSteiger, decd
Jan l2-4w
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4 Lo0k at Lexington.

Last Monduy we accomplishe,
the heroic act of tho season. W
got to New Lexington. Four time
before We tried it; but the sleet
lhe mud, the storm. dispen-a.ion
beyond our control, turned us bacl
on every wing. Monday we start
cd in the face of the rain, belicv
ing like old Noah it would gui
raining some time. And so it dld
and the few hours outside of the
cars were sunshine and pleasure.
Lexington is quaint, queer old
town. No town in Ohio has SC
many ri"neer incidents. nur SC
many odd characters. These
things we leave to Eph Colburn and
Jim Taylor and Jim Retallic for
the magazine and metropolitan n
columns they control.
But the anamoly is that LeXing-
ton don't stop, as did its settlers. -
Nearly century ago. Fowler, the
Comlys, Colburns. and others of up
lifted faces going west. travelling on
the ridges because they were men
OF the hill. came to an end of their
journey They saw before them
the now beautiful valley of Rush
creek a vast swamp. On the hill
top they stopped aud built. The
blacksmith shop. the store, the corn
cracking mill came soon with the
adventurous pioneers following
But Lexington town stopped on
the Hill. 1t was a healthy and
stable foundation. The village
in the development of in-
telligent, honest, heroic men. The
cnunty seat war made every one of
her citizens committeeman, and
most of them statesmen. The great
war of the rebellion developed a
of soldiers and heroes. In
all the succeeding years the little
Town, built where 1t is because the
pioneer couldn't 60 farther for the
'wamps, has displayed energy and
push and progress that bespeaks the
,lIl man wherever he may build his
;abin or burrow his dug ont.
The finest Methodist church in
my country town in Ohio points a
niger to heaven. All other demon
nations have churches of beauty
nd of accommodation. The school
'uildIng is not outranked in beauty
f finish and structure. with any in
he State. The new court house
). in architectural design vcrtable
Are1pagus and Acroaolis or the
Ill where the goddess of Justice
ill have an abiding Place, and mol
G put. as she is at Athens, on the
Inside.
The little town has teen torn by
le storm and cindercd by ihe FIRE
he pale horse has carried many OF
ur friends out on the hill to rest.
ut with healthy resolution the
len of the age, keep pushing 10 the
ont.
Our town and county has many
her active citizens. natives of
exinston who came to Logan be ,
luse they wanted more elbow room
id less scroudging.
The newspapers of the place ara ,
happy and hea'ihful condition.
he Herald is up three stories high j
here they can hear The angels
ng. The Tribune Is next room to
C post offico where it can witness
e blessings Of the democratic ad- 7
inst ration.
The Grub Hoe of Truth and Lies =
nestled with the Screech Owls in q
e Notre Dame turrets of Brown i,
,ne of uniform co'or" court house, 6
,iting for the additional! appro c
iation. i
Our fyirg visit after almost q d
ars absence WIS very pleasant. 5
d we hope soon to 60 back agai' i
len the flowers bloom as they al o
.ys do in the New Lexington per 4
tual spring
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ST'APEE DIP ARTMEIT.

In this department can be found a
splendid assortment Of Ginghams, Prints
Muslins. oheeIings. Tickings. ShirIings.
&c, at former prices. moi wiihsianding
the strong advance in all cotton goods.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
EInstein Brothers
James Hannah, ct al.
In the Court of Common P!eas of Hooking
County. ONO.

County. ONO.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, ,Sh-riif oi HockiG. county, Ohif., by
virtne of an uli.iS r,ier Of sale issued out OF
s,idCourt in the above entitled cause anu 10
him directed as Sh- ri It ut said county, Will
ut the door of the Court House in Logan, on
SATURDAY.. 5arrh 3D.. A. ID. 1858.
ut | O'Clock. y. m, of said day, offer for
sale at puDli'. auction, the following Lands
and tenrments situate in Hooking county,
Ohio. To WIT:
Beng known as the southeast quarter
OF the south half OF lot numher seventeen
III. subdivision OF let number two (2), seq
tion number twentv-One t2l. TOWNSHIP p
number thirteen Q3), rahge number tif-
teen (l0l.
Appraised Mt 5000 90.
Terms of sale cash In hand.
Given under my hand in began, Ohio,
this 2d day OF February, A. ID. ISsi.
JOHN GALLAGHER sSheriE.
BY d. W. Wright, Deputy.
L. ID. Vickers. atty Tor p!f
February 2-5w
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SuERIFF'S SALE.
Andrew-Woodgard
John Hixenbaugh, et al.
In the Court Of Common Pleas of Hockin:
County, Ohio.

In the Court of Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed Sheriff Of Hooking county, - ny
virtue Of AN execution on transcript is
sued out OF said Court in the above entit-
letl cause, ami to hiEI directed as Sheriff of
said county. will, at use door oi the Court
House in Logan, on
Saturday, March Sd, A. D, 1855.
mt O'Clock. P NJ. of said day offer for sale
NJ public auction, the following lands and
teneIneDts, situate i'll Hooking county,
OHIO, to wit:
Beng fractional lot number two (3l,
section fifteen tIJl. range eisiitern (.SJ,
township eleven III combining: une huh
dred ANA twenty (i2UI acres more or less.
Appraised at $500 VI.
Terms of safe cash.
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio,
this I'd day OF February, y. ID. ISIS.
JOHN GALl.AoHEk, ShosiG
ID. W. Wright, Deputy.
John Hansen, Atty for plff.
feOrCaIy 20.
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DRESS GOODS & TRIMMINGS

LADIES Call and examine our line of Spring
Flannes. Lawn Tennis siuItngs Spring Tricots
Howell Suitings, English Beige, Chcvott Sutings
Henriettl cloths in black and colors with Bfaids
Ntlrefs, Pushes, and P.ssam'ntary Trimmings to
ina'cb This line comprises all the novelties the
SEASON and cannot fail to interest
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A Doubt Dixpelled.
General Sheridan Positively Re
fuses TO he Candidate.

An Interview Which Will Set All Doubts
at Rest Regarding the Generals Senti
ments-He Doesn't Want the Presiden-
tial Nomination ahd Would Refuse 1t if
Tendered
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SOMETHING GOOD.

Arrangements have been made by
which you can get the Columbus Week
ly Di>parch. the New York Weekly
World. and choice OF one of three pre-
miums for One Dollar Isl 60) and Six-
ty Cents. Choose vour premium
History OF the U. G., History OF
England. Every body's Guide" These
books are bound in leatherette tree
calf Address.
COLUMBUS DISPATCH.
Feb 9-2m Columbus Ohio.
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White Goods, Sa1ines,

Emhroideries. Laces. Scrims. Lace, Mad
rus. and Damask Curtains in endless
variety. We especially invite an inspec-
iion OF above mentioned goods. rs ihare
is some very beautiful things among
them.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-02-23
SHERIFfS SALE.
Maria l.. Haynes, Plaintiff,
vs..
Eli d. Hill, et al. Defendants.
IL she Court of Common Piens of Hooking
County, Ohio

Notice is hereby given that the under
] signed, sheriff OF Hooking county, Ohio, hl
virtue of an order OF sale issued
; out of said Court liz the above entitled
Cause, and 20 him directed ss Sheriff ci
said county. will. at the door Of the Courl
| House IN Logan, on
Saturday, Feb. 25ih. A d. 1888,
att clock o. m ,ofsaId day ,orerrorsaIs
at pGb,ic auction : the foiiowir In Ids and
tenemenis, situate in Hook ng county
Ohio. .to-wit'
Fractional lot No. IL. section twenty CO.,
! township number eleven (lll. range 40
eighteen, (lSl. ex ept the litnd lying be-
tween the town lots and the mil race, and
between the section line OF the town lots
AMI Nurphy'> addition to lot No. sixteen,
(if). of tht. town plat of BlouIn:ngvitle.c con
tanning So acres more or less, also with the
privilege of timber,s one and gravel, taken
from the i9rty acie tract known rs the
milldam lot, with al other privii' yes to re-
pair The race and dam rs long - the Samo
is nce,;ed, exceptin. also from this convey
1ncc u lease Tiv' Il 10 Gold X anTda for oil
purposes, ana hereby convey all the wafer
privileges heretofore decided vy Robert
Kidnocker; also contained IN :lie convey
ancfl. the land lying between tile fraction-
al lot No -eteventiD. iu section twenty t2ol
township eleven (IIl, range eighteen, (lSl d.
and the southeast corner OF til. house
" here il stands. of the southeast hall OF lot
No fourteen, (!5l, in the recorded plat of
the town OF BlOOmibgville. containing "a
acres in al al-O lot No. six teen, tl6), OF the
town oi Bloomingville, in ilocking county +,
ohio, with the appurtenaIces thereto, be-
longing.
Sfern.s ofsaIe, u cash in hand, u in nine
SmOnihs and the remainder in eighteen
months from the Cstv of sale. The deferred
payments To draw interest al the rate of six
ercent. per lnnunI.
Appraised at Ss0J.09.
Given under my hand ut Logan, Ohio
this 18th Gsy of January. \. ID. 1855.
JOHN GALLAGHER. Sheriff
d. W. Wright, Deputy.
5. Wel'ty. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Jan. 2S-5w
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In the Court of Common PIeasofHoskinx
County, OHIO.

Eoticeis hereby given that the under
signed, Sheriff OF Hooking county, Ohio,
by virtue of an alias order OF sr1e, Issued
out of said Cour. IN the above entitled
cause, and to him directed IS Sheriff of
said county, will at the door of the Soure
Houssl In Logan. on
Saturday. February 25, 4. D. 1888
ut o'clock p. n Of said day. offer for sale
st public auction, ths. following lands and
teEemenlS. situate in Hooking CounIy.
ohio, 10 wit.
Fractional iGt number five f5l. in section
number eleven Ql. township number 10
10 ;TteeD, range number seventeen (i7l.
commencing at the southwest Garner OF =
lot heretofore decided 10 Miller 4 I.uker.
thence ives: aGoI;g The aisey three t:l chains
and twenty-five - An-ss tn the east side
Of Fountain street. in the village OF Logan,
thence Eoith along The east Dnc or
Fountain Street, three ~ chains ANT
nineiy-seven lg7l links; thence east tsres
,3) chains ard ty.eEt y-si>-e co links TO lie
northwest corner of said Miller and Luker
lo:; thence south three 81 chairs aud nine
ming containing one and one-iou-th acres
more or less.
Appraised NJ $500 co,
1-r:Is Of sale cash.
GIVEN under my land at Logan, Ohio.
this 25th day 1f January, a. D. ISIS.
JOHN GALLAGHER, sheriff.
Ey y. W. Wright, Deputy.
.'SnuaTy s5-5w .
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Our Special Sacrifice Sale

OF Blankets, Comforts, Underwear,
Gloves. Ladies Wraps and all heavy
Winter Goods, will continue for2 weeks.
The very best GOODS are included in This
sale. and are selling regardless OF cosl
or value.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
The Hooking Building Association of Lo-
gan. Ohio,
A. B. Walker, C W. James. .Ir., and 7. q.
Sunderland, et nj.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio

Notice IN hereby given that the under-
signed, Sheriff OF Hooking Co., o., by virtue
OF an alias order of sale issued out OF said
Court in the above entitled ciuse and tn
him directed as sheriff OF said county, will
ut the door oi tii- Court House in Logan, on
Saturday, February %, a...D. 1888.
at O'clock, p. III. Of said day, offer for s,lo
at public auction, tine following lands and
teseinents situate in Hooking county, o.,
to wit:
The east oue-hslf Of in-lot nun ber ons
hundred and eishty-four llsD, of the con-
Secut!ve numbers ~ in-lotS OF the Incor-
poraje,i Village OF Logan.
Appr=ise-l ut Stj :0cc
Tel ms OF sale cash IN hand.
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio.
this 18th day of Jtnuary. a. d. 1883.
lUIS GALLiGHER, Sheriff
By d. W. wright Deputy
Jaanu-y 26-5w
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FOR SALE.

a HOUSE ND LOT, east end of town
VIII sell cheap GU easy paJnsents- Also.
some desirable building lots EnqEirs OF
Feb i5-!n - ). WElLASr
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SuERINt'S SALE.

The Hooking Building Association Of Lo-
ga:i, Ohio.
vs.
\. g Walker, c. lanes, Jr, and Thorn
as q. Sunderland, ct al
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will
OF goods house the Valley
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