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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-10-18
Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining in the post of
fee at Logan. OHIO. Oct 18th. 1888
Persons inquiring for the same viii
please say ve;tised:
MIR. Jesse Basse. Q. NJ. Bradford
VIM. Barnes, Miss Effie Sisco, N
E. CholIy, s. Davis. j S. Dodge
S. j. FcssIer, F. Friesner, X. NJ
Gordon. M. Graham. Mise TilIy
Howdyshe!I, Mr.. All Hart, Low.
Hengeteller, Mr.. Josia Holl, Miss
Ida Her. Mr.. Robert Jennings. j
N. Jackson, |. d, Johnston, Mrs
w. Fl. Kern, Mrs. d. Nixon, s
Palmer, Miss Susie St'v,son. Mrs
Isaac Switzer. Mrs. VIM Schradcr
q. i. Sanders. Mrs. r. Shull, Mar
garet Shrek. Charles Henry War
rem, Miss Matte Watkins. A. W
Vandermau. George w. Woods.
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The Lancaster Fair.


We regret TO state that the Ian
caster Fair was a failure. This
was not OWING to any lack of en-
terprise on the part OF the FAIR
Management, nor an Indifference
on The part Of the Fairfield peo-
pie. Every possible accommo-
da,i0n was provided tor visitor
and exhibitor. But the weather
spoiled it all.
The attendance was unusually
small I; the races no: at ALI inter
esiing. and lAe displays not at
tractive. Everybody wore Il look
and no doubt had IA feeling Of
discomfort
Abou, 200 people from Hook
in. attended the Fair on Satur-
day.
A novel feature connected with
the Fair is surrounding the
grounds with a canal. Gen. &C.,
John q. Reeves, impressed with
This great waller way, wanted 10
trade us all his titles for ours oil
"Cnmmodore.' Rear Admiral
Barleyon, of the good ship Racb-
ael. The pride of Gander Creek al
Macarthur. wanted 10 hire the
water way for the next summer
Dave Miller claims 1t SO part OF
the Hooking canal system. We
understand that the members OF
the Board, elected on the ticket
of Progress and Reform, propose
placing in this canal couple OF
Gondolas. THIS plan may work
out if the we'll now tapping the
reservoir Is put on Mt. Pleasant.
aud Nature allowed to take its
| course
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The Knights Of Ivanhoe.

This is a body of Athenians. 1t
lis an offshoot Of the Uni 1ersity,
the Asvlun and Gen. Grosvenor.
Last Tuesday, the Athenian
X Kaights of Ivanhoe went 10 the
Columbus Centennial and dis
ported in full panop;y for the
iedification of the men who make
iron rings and tin ware shirts.
The scheme istl;is. The Knights
Of Ivanhoe array themselves in
tin casing with a wash pan on
their heads and rattle weed
lance in hand. They all ride,
and the thing to do is to ambIe
, along OH The track and catch as
they 20, a ring put out on a pole,
on their bloodless rattle weed
lance. Well. last week the X.
of l.. of A., had day at tlie'Co-
lumbus Centennial. Foraker
was exposing tag locks in poll.
tics in Logan; Burgess had lett
the Stale House; Giosvenor was
in conjunction with Jupiter, and
Columbus didn't have even. "A
flicker for Flickinger all the cold
morning. But when the Athe, :
ians, ar1ayed in tin plate and
riding the Asylum horses, Ipon
which Eli West has had an eye
for some time. and carrying for
lances what looked Ike. skin
canes, then the Journal and the
Bonebrake attachment, walked
to realization Of 4 display of
the folly at the Centennial.
Columns of gush galore followed.
It is related in the current re-
ports that Bob HarnblIn. "Sllver
Cross of Ours and of the Asy
lum, caught ten rings on his
lance and was awarded the prize,
PAIR OF gold spurs and the priv
ilege of crowning the Queen Of
Love and Beauty. This crown
ing aci, We are told, Bob did in
becoming style, and gave to the
% of B not anly one, but all the
rings on his lance. The conclus-
of this interesting legend will be
published when Silver Gross
sends ''cake" 10 the SENTINEL.
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DR.. SEYMOUR,

British and American graduate,
late associate of the eminent a. ).
Leslie, Nj. D, Cleveland. Ohio. will
visit Logan the fourth "Wednesday
in each month and may be con-
suited at the Rempel House from
la. n. till Sp. NJ. SrEcIALITIEs
diseases of the kectum, Urinary, and
Reproduction of Systems.
DR. Seymours treatment of Files
(care gaaranteed) without the use
Of Knife, .Lisature, Cautery OF
Clamps, is practically Painless end
does NOT interfere with Patient
business duties. Also Fistula, Fiss
sure. Rectal, Ulcer and all abnorm
al conditions Of the Reproductive
snd Urinary Organs, male or fe-
male. is based on the latest scien-
iigc methods.
Dr.. Seymour can be consulted
any day in the week exrept Wed
nestlays. a, his home office. Mill
vile, Hooking county, Ohio, arc
Railroad fare will be allowed off tn.
bill of all parties who undergo
treatment.
Send for nescriptlvo Circular.
Address Dr. SEYMOUR,
Rock bridge. Ohio.
| HEMEMBER-Rempel House, Sep
tember z6th.
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Gore Items.

Mrs. Ed. Kennedy has been quite
low from an at tack of the typh old
fevsr the past week.
MIR. Henry Lambert and Jas Per
klns have moved from Gore te
Greondale. and V. Eastman and
Allen Gee will iiaeve to the same
place Monday.
Mr.. p. j. Goodlive is qe duty and
went to Columbus Monday. taking
IN the Centennial and the country il
general. O.. q. Amendt has rc-
turned from Gallipolis and is reliev
ing .i,im.
Mr. VIM Donley telegraph op
orator and agent at 1T. Pleasant
O., spent Sunday in Gore.
Mr.. G. D. Brown has leased No
81 lmne. Straitsvlllc.
Mrs. Jas. Ferguson returned home
Saturday after an extended visiv
with friends aid relatives.
SWAMP ANGEL.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given, thst the fonow-
ing accounts am vouchers have been fled
in the Probate Court of Hooking county,
Ohio, for 9.h partial settlement:
Au,., ti-aharn ard MnTy A. Graham, ex-
ccutcrS of the o,tas- OF William Graham.
deceased.
And the >mc will come ON for he9rfDg 8
on the lith day of September, 1888, 10 o.
clock. A. N or ;scur Thereafter as nlEsy
be convenient. W. I. ACkEh,
Aug S-Sw ITO. judge
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The County Ticket.

The Democrats Of the County
must keep in mind that III this
presidential year, we mus: give
special attention to our county
ticket. The, aim of the Republi
cans is 10 break down. our coun-
ty aaatt township majorities. thus
creating anxiety and often times
dissenlion. The duty Of the true
Democrat is to vofls Tor the larg-
est possible majority fog his
couaty ticket. This done, there
viii! be NO loss To- the State and
National tickets.
II is ain old anil established
principle that the proper thing
for every man 10 do is to first
take care of himsels aM.sfamily ;
this beiag done, the community
and The country is safe. If the
Democrats of the townships and
counties take care of themselves,
the State and Country is safe.
While we follow Cleveland on
principle, AZ our national leader,
we march 10 the polls under our
County captains. Our Democrats
want only straight tickets. The
lead pencil may be loaned TO the
Republicans. Democrats have
no use for them on the coming
election day.
Our candidates are all gentle.
men of unexceptionable etsaract
er and anquestionea' qualiGca-
tions for the Offices they are cam
didates to Gll. Our candidate
for Treasurer, Ben Allels, is a
young man of the western part
of the county, who is selfmatie
! and who is self-snstaining' He
is one of the boys born poor in
the discourasins hills of Western
Hooking. lie educated himse!f
and has attained justly 10 the
rank of one Of our most accom-
pl;shed scholars, and one of the
most successful teachers of the
| County. Besides this, Ben Allen
is honest and genteel. He has
for years been one of the most
conspicuous light houses Of oar
western townships, and has new
er faltered when the war was on
for Democratic principles. As
County School Examiner, he is
popular with our best teachers,
because he is capable for his
place and impartial III the dis
charge of the obligations resting
on him. Ben Allen IS a poor
man, and the salary of the Office
will help him in raising his little
f.milv. His competitor, Mr.. Nc
Donald, is a very excellent gen.
tleman. We have nothing 10 say
against his personal character or
his qualifications. bat he is a
man of wealth and does not need
need, in maintaining himself and
family. the few hundred dollars
that may come in the way of a
salary. Besides. Mr.. Mcdonald
is Republican. lie is against
Cleveland and Thurman. He
has no claim upon any Demo
cratic vote, and only Oh partisan
political grounds. any claim for
the votes of Republicans.
Our candidate for Commission
er, Mr.. Geo. Marks. has served
one term, and in the discharge
of the very responsible duties OF
his Office, has given satisfaction
to all the people, Democrats and
Republicans alike. He is a man
of prudence. He is careful! and
economical in public expendi.
lures, but he is not stingy lie
favors good work aud good pay.
lie encourages our Hooking
county industries, and is always
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ORGANS.

Ii vor want an organ honestly made.
no shoddy work either III Case or III ac-
.ion, one whose onlv stop influences
the action or that rejects such thing
as a dummy stop, one who pitch is tun
ed down to the voice, one that is COM
plese i'll every respect. one that has no
superior and bat lew equals, buy the
Carpenter Organ of Thomas J Allen,
agent fer Logan, at Stiers {. Cos sore
Sept. y e2 W.
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WANTED

WANTED
To trade for 1000 bushels Of
good Potatoes. Highest market
price paid.
COLLINS & MOORE.
All wool scarlet twill flannel
20c yard, worth 25c, at Collins &
MOore's.
One case of a we'll known brand
Of 121c unbleached canton fan
mel. only 8 yds for 81, at Collins
& Moore's.
l: you want a jacket or wrap
of any kind, call on Collins &
Moore.
Collins & Moore sell Burk-
hardt's Celebrated Form fitting
Plush Garments.
The best Of Wood Pumps cheap at
WORK & BAKER.
For loss of appetite and strength. use
Cochran's Cocoa Tonic. A261
New watches and jewelry just re
ceivcd at Reber s. Co., James bloc
LOGAN, U. When you want th
best watch the money Will buy
give US q call.
Watch. clock aud jewelry repair
ing promptly done and satisfaction
guaranteed at Reber & Co.. Logan
o., two doors west Of the post office.
Foi blankets, shawis. skirts
comforts, gloves. kid or cashmere
60 10 the Logan Cheap Store.
Ifyou want No. Farm OF Goa
Wagon. buy a Brown wagon. Call or
f. F. Rempel.
All work in the way of Spoutins
Roofing, ETC., well done by
WORK & BAKER.
Cochran's Coca Tonic for the Dloci
Can sell You nails at low prices
WORK & BAKER.
! The best Nervine in the world is Co
coran's Coca Tonic. [A26]
Cochran's Coca Tonic cures all Bloc,
and Liver diseases. (A26)
Can sell you nails n. low prices.
WORK & BAKER.
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Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed Sheriff of Hooking Co., o.. by virtue
OF an order OF sale issued 1T of said
Court in the above entitled canse and to
HIM directed as Sheriff of said cou nty, will
at the door of the Court House in Logan, OH
Saturday, November 18th, A. D. 1883,
at l O'Clock, p. NJ. of said day, offer for sale
at public auction, the following lands and
teLements situate in Hooking county, o.,
to wit:
And known as the west half OF the Mouth
west quarter of section thirty-two (32),
township eleven QU. range nineteen tI9l,
excepting thel styom IL ceres of the south
end.
And the south east quarter of the north
east quarter of section thirty-one (3l), ana
a palt of the northeast quarter VI the north
east quarter of section thirty-One (3l), same
township and range before written. Be
ginning at the southeast corner OF said
quarter quarter, thence northwest with Ad-
am Kearnsy's line to q hickory tree in the
section line. Thence east to the section
corner. Thence south with section line to
the point of beginning. In all one hum
,ired and twenty-One Il2l) acres more or
less.
Appraised at s4s4 90.
Terms OF sale cash.
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio,
this 18th day OF October, A. D. 1888.
JOHN GALLAGHER, Sheriff.
BY D. W. Wright, Deputy.
]. B. Riason, Atty.
October 1S-sw
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Hook.
ing County, D.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed Sheriff of Hooking County, Ohio, by
virtuc Of an alias order OF sale issued
out of said Court in the above entitled
cause, and to him directed as Sheriff Of said
County, will, at the door OF the Court
House in Logan, on
Saturday, November 18th, A. D. 1888
at o'clock, p. M, or suid day, offer for sale
Mt public auction, the following lands and
teneEsents, 81 tuate in Hooking county, o..
tO-wit:
Lot number one hundred and thirty
eight C3S). in the Incorporated village OF
Logan Hooking county, Ohio.
Appraised at $500 10.
Terms of sale cash.
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio
this 10th day of October, A.. d. 1883,
JOHN GALLAGHER, Sheriff
By ID. W. Wright, Deputy.
$. Weldy. Atty.
Oct lS-0W
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Amos ID. Fairnaan, who resides at Full
ton. in the county q, bonrnon, hsnsn.;
scott. Kansas; and Shadrach Ea!rman.
who resides at Wichita, Kansas, Will take
notice that Benjamin II. Stevenson, Ad-
min;StratOr of the estate of Harvey w
Fuirrnan, deceased, OH the Both day of j My.
A. d. 1883, fled his petition in :he Probate
Court within and for the county of Hook
ing and State of Ohio, nil,1ing that the
personal estnte OF said decedel.t is 'psrm
Gent to pay his debts end the charges cf
administering his estate; tb-t fe cfed
$. izet in fee simple of tn. oi.ovsipS de-
Scribed real estate situate In s<:id co2BtY,
tn wit:
Being the southeast quarter O she n0xth-
west quarter and tie noEtheaFr quarter OF
the southeast quarter OF section mum ber
twenty-siX (26), township number eleven
| I.), ard range nineteen tl9), Hooking
county, Ohio, containing eighty (SS) acres
more or less.
| S,,id real estate was appraised on July
| 18th, 1855. at $500.
That SAID Eliza Fairma an, as widow OF
| SAID de 'edent is entitled to dower ii said
premises
The prayer OF 81 i'll petition Ia for the as
| sIsnnent of dover to said 1'za Fairman;
! ior II sale Of said premises, subject to such
dover estate. and for the payment OF the
! debts and charges aforesaid.
! The persons first above mentioned Will
| further take notice that they have been
| made p,rties defendant to said petition.
| same on or before the i9th dav OF Septenl-
| ber, A. ID. lSSS-
BENJAMIN II. STEVENSON,
| Administrator as Aforesaid.
| By W. p. Price, his Atty.
| August S-6w
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in favor of giving our county

pTeIeIenCes aS aSdIuSl tuo Ou'-
siders. Mr.. Marks is one of our
leading farmers, prominent
and active member Of the Agri
cultural Society, and a gentle
man of honor, intelligence and
enterprise in whatever relation
he may be found. he IS also
sound Democrat. That, coupled
with the fact that he has made a
model commissioner, that he is
honest and capable, will insure
him eight hundred majority in the
County. His opponent, Mr.. Bay,
is partisan Republican. He is
a good man aud a worthy citl-
zen, but lie knows nothing olthe
public wants III this country, and
could not be, if he SD desired, be
serviceble 10 the pnblic as a
Commissioner. He was put on
the ticket merely TO fiji! out a
blank. as no o,her Republican in
the convention would take the
place. We believe Mr.. Bay
would withdraw if it were not
for his radical Republican. hastil-
ity to Cleveland, Thurman and
the Democratic party:
Our candidate for Infrmary DIR
ector, MIR. Matthias, has served one
term in Office acceptable to the par
ty and to the public. He is sub
stantial farmer, man highly es
teemed by oil who know him, for
his high moral character and for
his excellent good sense.
He was nominated for his second
term without opposition, y deserved
co mpllment to his good service and
an endorsement of his democracy.
His opponent, Mr.. Wallace, Of
Green township, ls an Industrious
hard working man, crippled in the
mines. but he is Republican and
represents ns candidate, the oppo-
sition to Clevela nd, Thurman and
the Democratic party.
This campaign will be a test Of
strength, and an issue On principle.
With candidates of the blshest per
sonal character, with principles that
should be the controlling force in
the country, there IS every reason to
believe that Hooking county, in the
gain we make, will win the banner tho
ladies of Columbus propose giving
to the county making tho largest
prorata gains ON last falls election.
Let every candidate, and every
| Democrat stand with each other,
and all stand for the whole ticket.
1t is pleasant for us TO learn
from paragraph we reproduce
elsewhere from the Cincinnati
Enquirer. that Col. Rempel and
Gen. Lew Wallace met at the
Exposition and fought over the
battles of the war.
"Thrice they conquered all their foes,
Aud thrice they slew the slain"
This Gen. Lew Wallace at this
lime is a blatherrg Republican
politician. AT the battle of Shi
| Ioh he was a few miles distant
from the fight with division of
five thousand effective men, but
didn't reach the bat,le fiald until
The victory had been won. (See
Gen. GRANTS book.) 1t is our no.
tion that Wallace and Rempel
had interesting conversation
about the battle Wallace was not
engaged in. 1t was to Them then
as now. an OCCASION fortears over
the valuable property going to
waste for the want of some un~
wounded soldier to Aake care of
it.
Col. RempePs regimeat. the
5Sth, was in the thickest OF the
fight on that bloody day, bat
"Wallace was lost on country
road, as Grant says. within
hearing of the guns, but cou Id
nc, find the battle field
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1t is reported that there is a
mild case of scarlet fever at the
home Of Pete Ogan, on Canal st.
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SKIN AND SCALP diseases can
be cured by Palmer's Skin success.
Soap cleanses, ointment heals.
USE only skin-sncccss soap
which is approved By Physicians a
ure. non irritant and healing.
Stoves and Tinware cl-elp. Come
aud >ee hem,
WOEE K BAKER,
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Fer loss OF appetite ard strength. use
ochran Coca Tonic. tA26)
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RE eToel. &CO..
SuERITF'S SALE.
.Afsiiah Russell, Jr.,.Plfi.
vs.
Mariuh Eassell, Sr., ct 81, .'efts.


In The Cou-. OF Co,nn,n Pleas uf Hoehing
County Ohio
Notice is herehy given that the rnGe :
signed, Sher. II oi Hooking c'ut.iy ,ohin, by
virtue of an order o! sale III pa tt'io''
issued out of said Court III the aiove en-
titled c,iuse and. to him dires:tett rs she:ih
of Hecking County, Will, at the door o.
the Court House in Logan, on
Saturday, October TO- AZ D. lSss,
at O'Clock, P. NJ, of said day. offer for sale
,:ubi;c auction, the fol owing lands and
ssnemenfs, sitaale in Hooking county,
The west half OF the northwest quarter
of sectior thirty three CsD, township eleven
ul), range eighteen llSj.
The east half of the northeast quarter Of
section thirty two (S2), same township and
range, exec ping twenty i've (Zol acres on
of the south end OF the last described traet'
containing in all one hundred and thirty
five (135j acres more or less.
. Appraised at s9i0 O0.
Terms of Sale.
One tnIra cash: one third in one year and
one third in two years, with Interest," on
deferred payments secured by mortgage.
Given under my hand in Logan s 'ohio'
Ibis Goth day of August, a. u: 1909.
JOHN GALLAGHER, Sherin.
RyD. w. Wright, Deputy.
John Hansen, Atty for PHI.
Sept. 29-5w
es-The School Examiners of Teachers oJ
Hooking County, Ohio, will meet at the
Union School House on the
FIRST and Third Saturdays
of each month, ats o'clock, A. NJ, except
January, July and August.3
Testimonials Of good moral character VIII
:, ". FILING. Sec'y.
FRANK GORDON,
Il. II. ALLs.N,
Aug 30, 1855. Examiners
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Zuriah Helm, Plff-
BenjaMln +. Sims, ct Gl, Def:s.

In the Court of Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio.
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Can sell you nails at low prices.
WORK & BAKER.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-12-19
10 Consumption hcwetis ?

Read the following; Mr.. c. II.
Morris, Newark, Ark, says: '"Mas
down with Abscess of Lungs, enc
physicians pronounced me an L.
durable Consumptive. Began t; k
ing DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, am now on MY third
bottle, and able to oversee the work
on my farm. 1t is she finest medI-
cine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur Chic.
says "IIad. it not been Tor Dir.
Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption | would have died Of
Lung Troubles. Was given up by
doctors. Am now in best h alth."
Sample bottles free at any Drug
Store,
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-12-19

News wGs received in Dawson
yesterday that Rev. L A Branch
had been removed to TT. Valley,
and that Rev. VIII Weston was
sent to Dawson,
Mr.. Branch has many warm
friends in this city, who will regret
to give him up. ami rs we re-
marked in a previous issue, fner
preacher never filled the pulpit ii
Dawson. The people Of III, Valley
will have one Of the best ministers
in the South Ga, difference.
MIR. Weston cones to US well
recon mended, and is wcI known
by number Of our citizens
already.
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EiserLc BfttsrS.

This remedy is becoming so well
known, aud so popular as to need
40 special mention. All who have
used Electric Bittcrs sing the same
song Of praise. A purer medicine
DIES not exist and it is guaranteed
to do all that is claimed. Electric
Biiters will cure all diseases of the
Liver aud Kidneys, will remove
Pimples, Boi.s, Salt Rheum and
other affections caused By as well
as careall ) alaria from the system
and prevent as well as cure all
Malaual ieyers. For cure OF Head.
ache, Constipation and Indigestion
try Electric Entire salts.
faction bsranteed. or money re,
funded.-9rice so cts. and 800
per bottle at any Drug Store.
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BIG
Gss Cures in from one to
b five days. Manufactured
81 CROUCH BROS.
@Es DAWSON. GA.
GECLGIA-TGrreil orrty:

GLCLGIA-TGrreil { orrty:
Ordinary's Office Nov, Z. 1858.
v hereas, ON. Geise Admin,
strator of Reuben Geise deceased
represents to the curt ii his peti
ton, duly filed and e. tered on re-
cord, that he has fully administers
ed said Reuben Gise estate. This
is therefore to cite all persons con-,
cerned, kindred and creditors. to
show cause, if any they cahr.why
said Administrator should not he
discharged from his administration,
and receive letters of dismission on
the FIRST Mo- day in February 1889.
Il S, BELL Ordinary.
u times
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-12-19
application for Years SIP
pert.

GEORGIA-Terrell County:
Ordinary's Office, Nov, 90, 1888
Notice is hereby given that Sarah
Brown, widow of Warren Brown,
deceased, lihs applied tor a years
support tor herself Ghd three minor
children.
the Tomnissi6be+s have assess.
ed as said SUPPORT TIE sum of $50
aud | will pass on her application
on the first NOnday in January
next at 10 O'Clock am.
At, III. S. BELL, Ordinary.
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Eion6erfU! Result.
Knoxville. July 2. 1888.

Knoxville, July 2, 1888,
The ewift Specific %, Atlanta Ga:
Gentlemen.-I have a daughter
now seven years Of age, who who n
about three years Of age, shaved a
severe case Of scroiula on the side
Of her htck. the usual swelling
and bumps appeared, and with Il
view to curin. her. we began u5-
Ing s. S. s. The result WIS won,
derfuI, aud and ny wife now
stand re. dy to indbFS6 the great
curatEe powers Of your I'"dicine,
Z, H.. Dearmond. Clcyel5 nd,
Tenn.
conductor on L T., Y. & Ga,
r. Il.