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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-03-07

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here. and is always 4 welcome
visitor.
Miss MoIlie Williams. sister of
DE- i w Williams If whose
sicknessand removal to her home
i'm Cabcll county last week we
spoke o., died in about five hours
after her arrival home.
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lills. week, aha pelofe leaylhs ne
neposi.ed Win " ~ % Tor q
years subscription 70 t4le banner.
lie KNOWS what makes g GOOD
newspaper.
The Grand jury has found oyer
l7onc hundred Indictments on DIT
fcrent charges which we VIII give
IN our next issue.
/ Attorney Al. Lacy Of Wvom-
ins+eounty. Mil assist the State
il the prosecution Of Stewart Ne
Aeely, at the tern OF court.
Owing to Il DELAY IN aettin. oat.
paper in time for this weeks issue.
i've compelled issue this
week t,i1-T,af,zr- sts4l,aflz=sa1.
.cured for our first issue.s.
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Attorney A j. Lacy Of Wyom-
ins-eounty, will assist the State
ii the prosecution Of Stewart Ne
Ncely, at the next term Of court.
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The INCOMING News greets us
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.JAAifs q 'NEErFf, Agent.
Fer ID. ssasHtii...t NJ Iiisii y 81 ~
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March tn, 1851. '. -
~ 6. WMrrLp, Clerk.
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Stewart McNeely, charged with
the murder Of John Chain, was
permitted to give bond for his ap-
pearance at the next. term of
t.esitatt Observation-Disclosures
5000 Which was given yesterday.
D xIv I'VE - r II.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-02
pasisade IksIei.

sincs the recent Gre nj PaliuSds
which destroyed my hotel. together with
1t" contsnts, have opened the PAIL
SADIE HOTEL sud an, now prepared
to accommodate the travelling public
with good nccou. inodatiOua, boib asto
board and lodging. A ljbrtnL Ehxrr.'oi
ths public patronage IN respectfully
.>lioited.
40 EN- BLpM
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-11

At meeting of the mem
bers Of the 10Th and 90ih Regi-
ments. O. V. L., held at the May
or's Office, July 9th, 1889. pre-
paratory to a reunion of said
regiments, TO he held at Logan.
September l9.h and Goth, 1889,
the following committees were
appointed:
ON FINANCE
Rnbt. T. Price, George Risley.
John Tritsch, Chas. Smith, EJ.
Wade and u. A. Miller.
ON RECEPTION.
John Strcniz, Chas. Smith, Geo
Risley and Ed Wade.
ON MUSIC.
Robt F. Price. Henry Lyons.
John S'remiz and Ed Baker.
ON DECORATIONS AND BANQUET.
Jos. Collins, Hiram X node,
Saml Crow, VIM Leonard. Mrs
DR. Pullen, Mrs Chas McLa:n,
Mrs John Strentz. Mrs D A Nil
Ter, Mrs Geo Risley, Mrs Hiram
Kanode, Mrs Chas Smith, Mrs
Sam Grow, Miss Minnie Crow.
Miss Stella S,renlz. Miss Mary
Collins, Miss Lnella Kanode, Miss
Gertie Baker, Miss Grace Flhney
and Miss Georgi Miller.
ON TRANSFORMATION.
d. A. Miller and John Streniz
ON HALL.
John Strenlz and John Tritch
oN LODGING.
D. A. Miller, Robert +. Price
and Geo Risley.
On motion G. E. Bowen was
made Treasurer.
The meeting adjourned 10 Sat
urdav evening, July 20ih.
1t is hoped he people of Lo-
gan generally will join with us
in giving hearty welcome to
our surviving comrades.
ID. A. MILLER, Chm.
Robt. L. Price, Sec'y.
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G0RE ITEMS.

The glorious Fourth was cele-
bra,ed to the fullest extent by
the X. of L of his place and by
people from surrounding coun-
try. A special excursion train
run from points on Slraitsville &
Monday Greek branches, bring
ing quite number Of people to
the hop given by the X. of L
and hop they did, as perfect order
was maint aimed. Sheriff Gallagh-
er being present. 4 sack race
was on The bills. but lhls did II t
come off. as some one stole the
sack 10 60 snipe hunting. They
have not sent in a report Of their
adventures as vet. In the even
ing few got into Fl ght, and
were arrested by the Sheriff and
taken before the Justice, where
they were each fined SIS and costs.
John Arthur, on his way home
was struck by an extra coal train
near Orev.lle, and killed. He
leaves a wife and two children.
VIM. Don!ey night operator at
NeIsonvi'le, and G. G. Amendt,
night operator at Gallipolis, O..
spent the 4th at Gore.
There was another arrest made
July 5,h bv constable L. Frazee.
arresting Amos Gee o. this place
for assaulting Moses Green of
San Run. He was brough: be-
fore the Justice and plead guilty.
He was fined SIS and costs. which
he failed to pay, and was com
mitted TO Jail at Logan.
Mr. Simon Bell, who resides a
mile north of Maxville, has the
finest stone quarry IN the neigh
borhood. He has taken out stone
for fence posts. If any one has
need of fine stone, we advise
them 10 call on Simon.
SWAMP ANGEL.
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LONGSTREET.
The Most Distinguished L.sinE eonfsd-

The Most Distinguished L.sinE Conssd-
~ crate General.
The most distinguished living Confeder-
ate General is Longstreet, and it is a CUES
ton whether his military reputation will
not eventually rank with the very highest
There is no doubt that he manifested quail
tics fully equal to those of Lee, Beaure-
gard, or Joe Johnston, and that the only
man Of the Southern chieftains who stands
distinctly higher in the worlds estimation
as field Iuersbal is Stonewau ia. kson.
Lee had larger opportunities and greater
dignities AID proprietics, but not, there is
reason to, think, more military capacity.
Longstreet has manifested since the war a
homely strength and common sense that has
commended him to all his countryinen, with
the exception of those who lave nude a
speciality of caitivatiing Southern griev-
ance and Of the weak Indulgence of sectional
pride. He has been pretty gool Repub-
lican, though not a talkative partisan, ami
his call upon the President-elect las been
the most picturesque incident since the
election returns were in. The appearance
of the ancient warrior at indianapolis has
been variously, and, of course, satisfac-
torily explained, but it has not become less
interesting in the course of explanation.
He was good friend of Gen. Grant, and
put on his old uniform to welcome JEFF
Davis at Macon thirteen months ago, when
the episide of the Presidency Of Cleveland
was supposed to be the sample end of eter-
nifty. But it was simply that the spirit OF
the old soldier overcame him. We DO not
think he will apply for foreign mission.
lie is farmer sort of man.
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The New Lexington Tribune,
in copying a complimentary no
lice OF Yves McClintock, from the
Ohio Stale Journal, says:
I'VE can most heartily approve
the foregoing. and take the per.
mission OF adding that Mr.. Nc
Clintock was first broken TO The
wheel of The newspaper profess
sion through the columns of tie
Tribune. in articles that he wrote
from Baird's Furnace, over the
nom de plume Of 'Parson O'Gatb.
Not SO fast, brother. Parson
O'Gould, now of the SENTINEL,
says that Wes McClintock, the
"O'G4th," will remember with
pleas.ge the time when he dished
up editorial for the Winchester
Times, some years before he was
at Baild's Furnace, and O'Gould
claims that O'Gath was first
"broken TO the wheel" while at
Canal Winchester, and about the
time he was eligible 10 cast his
first Republican vote.
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From Saltcreek.

The dedication of the u. B.
Church, one mile east of Jacob
Karshner's. on Big Pine in Salt
creek township, will take place
on Saturday and Sunday, Aug.
81 and 4lh. We invite all to be
present who can possibly do so.
Don't forget the time.
Mr.. A. Meuter has got his
store house done. and is row the
new posi- master at HAYNES.
Sunday, August IL, the young
people will hold a meeting in
order 10 organize a singing elias S
to be taught by Rev. Cline oil
South Perry. JOB.
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A New Scheme to Break Up the
Sentinel.
We copy from the Portsmouth,
Blade:

We copy from the Portsmouth
Blade:
= General Lewis Green, Commander-
n-Chief Of the Haweaters of the Hook
ing Valley, and editor of the Hooking
Sentinel at logan, is being loudly
voiced by the Democracy of Southern
Ohio as their candidate for Governor.
Lew has had his sweating clothes on
for the last fou: years, and is trained
down to the very pink of condition for
the race. But The fates are against
him, even i nominated, rs there never
has been Governor Of Ohio whose
name began with 'G."
The Commodore, not The GEN
erai. has felt the force OF The mp
rising in Coon Hollow. Passum
Ridge. Whipporwil Hill and
other noted political centers in
Southern Ohio, but he got sick
on Office and may-apples early
in lille and waais no more of
either. The sc" is not an i'm
pediment. The o and apos,ro-
phe would be an O'Sesme. Fail
ing TO get Bill Ball, who abso
hltely refuses TO be a candidate.
we are for Larry O'Neil, a broth
of boy on our Western border.
In the meantime O'Green will
continue the publication of The
leading democratic paper in the
Hooking Valley. Subscription
81 80 pay when vou please.
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NOah's Ark Wood.

Within a radius ct sixty miles of Nash
vile, Tenn, there is said to be tree that is
Said to be tho shittim wood of ark fame.
Celebrated botanists from all over the coun-
try havo examined the trees and agree that
they grow nowhere else else on the face of
the globe. They have decided that it is the
shittlm wood of which Noah's ark was cou-
structed, mention of which is made several
times in the Bible. The tree is medium
sized, with very dark, smooth bark, and the
wood is of a bright gold color. In early
spring the trees are las,en with long, white
bloseams, closely resembling sgeat ostrich
plumes There seems to bo no doubt about
the identity of the trees, and it is remarka-
BILE that they are found only in this small
Srea and 50 few at that.
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1t is amusing to hear the ex

1t is amusing to hear the ex
euses offered by Republicans foi
the present dull condition oI
trade. The wages of working
naen have been reduced in all OF
the protected manufacturing dis
tricts of the country, including
the wool, cotton, IRON and steel
industries, and recently all OF
the furnaces in The Hooking Val.
ley went out of blast. Now just
the opposite of this slate of trade
~as promised by the Republicans
if the people would elect Harms
on. Wages were to increase at
once, work was 10 be plenty,
mines. factories, mills and fur
naces were 10 be multiplied, and
the s'home market" was TO mate
rlalize and lake IN everything
turned out by our busy maDufac-
tursrs.
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Purssll's Uniform.
tynnouth Blad

Portsmouth Blade.
F. S. Pursell, the amiable editor OF
the Hooking Valley Gazette, at Logan,
Ohio, has. it is said, the inside track
for the appointment of Adjutant-Gen :
erai on Gov. Foraker's staff when he
Is reelected. Sill is one of the best
fellows alive and deserves the appoint
ment--especially as he was promised q
similar position some years ago under
Gov. Foster, and failed to get Is, How
ever. he did get a fine uniform and laid
it by where the moth doth not cor
rupt." and has it ready for active Ser
vice when his commission is handed 10
him. His uniform, as Mrs. Toodles
says, is so handy to have in the house,
and we hope it will be wanted this
time.
At this writing the PufseIl un
fform is not handy 10 gel hold of
It is like Joseph's coal. It. in
splred the envy of ilie brethren.
and Sill was sold 10 the Eypp
tians.. 1t is suspected that Bur-
CESS has the Uniform and the
vouchers for the publication OF
the Constii uiional Amendments.
wearing The one and carrying { he
other when he walks back with
the Governor.
Mr. Pursell in The meantime
goes iii bis shirt sleeves, publishes
sne OF the livest Republican pa
pers in Ohio. and conducts in
good style the Logan post Office.
he has The earth and lis fnllness
of fat. His aspirations now are
10 be Man OF he Moon. He don't
want 10 be Adjutani General.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-11

The JTonymeI Of United Lator
the official organ of the knights
of Labor, has begun 10 inquire
what has become of that business
prosperity guaranteed by Repub
Iicap orators last fall. 1t sum-
marIzes The results of affairs in
the industrial field since Harri-
sons election and finds that the
last four months have been a
succession of shut downs and re-
duction of wages in every indus
trial centre; that The most per-
fectly appointed steel plant IN
The world has locked horns with
the association workers that the
building irades workers through
ont The country are striking for
hours and wages with Indifferent
success, winning in one place
only TO lose in another that The
miners Of coal and iron, although
not many Of them are on a strike
at the present lime, are passing
through a season OF life and
death struggles with poverty,
working only quarter time at The
poorest wages, and that saver
age factory operatives find them
selves forced to accept even less
wages than last season for their
eleven or twelve hours of slavish
toll with scarcely ray of hope
for better things this side OF The
yrave.' Il sums /. by saying -
There has never been time !
since he panic OF 1873 when
here were so many of This cCun-
ry's citizens Idle as at The pres
mt time, and never since the
var have wages paid To labor
,een so very meager. This
,loomy picture shows that high
arilf does not make work plen-
y and wages good. as the Re-
ublican party told the people
asst fall. Eve Ms speak more
Drcibly than abstract argument,
nd the workingmen of the u.
. cannot again be deceived by
ne INSCRIPTIONS politicians" {
The Journal is right. They
lnnot again te deceived, and
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing accounts and vouchers have been filed
in the Probate Court OF HCcllinS county
Olio, for settlement.
Richard l.. Sullivan, guardian of Mary
Z. Hoy.
nd the Same will come on for hearing
on the ID day of August, 1883, at ID O'Clock :;
\. NJ. or as soon thereafter as may he con-
venient. w. L. ACKER,
July ll-3w Pre- Judge.
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SHERiFF'o SALE.
Lebheus Carroll, p!aintiT,
M,lriGh j. Morgan, Ct al, deits.

In the Court Of Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio.
Notice is hereby given that the under
si-ned, Sheritfof HOching county, Ohio by
virtue of an order of sale i'll PARTITION
issued out OF said COult in the above en-
titled cause, and to him directed as SEel Il
Oi said county, Will at the door OF the Court
House in LoSan on
Saturday, August 10Th, A. D 1889.
at O'Clock, P. II. Oh sat; day offer for sale
al public auction, the following lands ant!
tenements situate in Hooking county, o..
to wit:
Lots number eight fS) and twenty-one
(2ll, III the village OF East BlooniiL g"ille,
ONO.
Lot No. Sappraised Mt 800 90.
Lot No. 81 appraised at So 0o:
Terms OF Sale.
One-third cash in hand on da" of sale.
oEe-third in one year and One-third i'll two
years, with Interest Oh deferred payments,
secured by mortgage
- Given unGer my hand at Logan, Ohio,
thi. 9th day of July, y. ID. lSSS.
JOHN GALLAGH Ett, Sheriff,
BY DIV. Wright, Deputy.
John Hansen, Attys.
Jaly ll-5w
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-11

The farmers complain that
they cannot produce enough ia
pav expenses aud interest on the
money invested on their farms.
The reason is plain. Under the
system of Republican "proiec-
iion" they are taxed TO death 10
,lease the combines. trusts and
monopoIies of lhis country and
many Of them because they hap
pen to own a sheep or two go on
bIindly voting the Republican
ticket, 10 "proi erIn wool.
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The Coal Company Trouble.
columbus Dispatch. ]

columbus Dispatch.
The order of Judge Evans on
the motion TO set aside the sales
of bank cars by reason of a com
binatlon among purchasers and
builders, after reciting that The
evidence shows that there was a
fraudulent combination by which
a fair sale at fair prices was pre-
vented, proceeds as follows: TT
Is therefore ordered by this court
that The said motions be and they
are hereby sustained. and the
said sales of bank cars made by
the sheriffs OF Hooking and Perry
counties, under The process of
this court issued in this action,
be sci aside as to such process at
the cost of the purchasers of said
bank cars, who are defendants
to The motions under cons;dera-
tiou.'
1t seems the sales were made
of the same cars under four DIFF
ferent writs, in as many cases.
The attorneys for the assignee in
the 0. d w. Company claim that
the order grants them all that
they asked for, and that if the
sales are set aside as to any one
of the several writs under which
they were made they must Who'll
ly fall, and there must be another
sale. The cars are said 10 he in
the possession Of eleven different
coal operators.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-11

General Felix Aynus. Of The
Baltimore American, presented
Secretary Rusk with The fine
mare which The secretary rode
on The OCCASION Of The festival
he'll last May al General Agnus'
cu;IniN seat.
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NHTT E-Mrs T. G. Coli

fEGTI E.-Mrs. e. &. Tnilins
and iamliv return thanks ia l!."Ir
many kind friends who go kindly
helped and sympathise,l with
them in their great bereavement.
Also. 10 the l. o. 0. f., who have
always been a friend and broth, T.
to Mr. Collins during ali Of Lis
a Affections.
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TTT ANIED-- Solicitors male and
ss female, for the only au-
thentic account Of the Jolnstown
Horror. Over 500 pages. OUT
fit 40 cents by mail. Advance
Pub. Co., IS Wesley Block. Co
lumbus, Q. Ju42w.
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THE GREAT PRIZE FIGHT.
Sullivan Remains the Champion
of the World.

lDe IOnS talked OF prize ESHt
between John l.. Sullivan, of Bos
ton and Jake Ki!rain, of Balli-
more, came off on Monday morn.
ing last on the sacred soil of Mis-
sissippi, in spite of the lofty and
sounding manifestos of the Cow
ernors of Louisiana, Mississippi
and Arkansas, aud the 0stenta-
tons array of military called ont
by them. There is something
ludlcrous in the spectacle they
presented in their tremendous
alleged attempts to prevent
meeting between two private
citizens for a trial of personal
prowess with natures weapons
The SENTINEL viii: not, of course,
cucumber its columns with the
heightened details of the fight,
but its story is briefly and clearly
told i'm the head lines of the daily
papers given below.
Ohio State Journal, Tuesday.
Jake Wasn't In It-John L.
Sullivan, the Boston Boy"
Again Proudly Wins The Cham-
pionship ofthe World-He Whips
Jake Kilrain 10 a S,andstill in
Seventy Five Rounds-Kilrain
Employs the Mitchell Tactics
and Tries to Make the Match a
Foot Race-WhiIe John Stands
Up and Begs him to Toe the
Scratch and Fight Like a Man
Kllrain Scores the First Fall and
Blood. while Sullivan Gets First
Knock Down-The Result Was
Clean, Square Victory for Sulli-
van, Without Anything to Ex-
cuse.
WHERE THE FIGHT TOOK PLACE.
The fight took place at Rich
burg, which is 30 miles from Me.
ridian and 103 from New Orleans
So perfect were the arrange
ments that there was absolutely
no fear of military interference.
RIchburg is virtually owned by
MIR. Rich, and the place covers an
area of 10000 acres, extending
over three counties of Mississippi. |
MIR. Rich is the owner of an ex
Ienslve saw null. and this place
was picked out simply because
Of the bars it offered TO suspicion.
IN TIE RING.
At 1910 the principals and sec-
,nds advanced 10 the center of the
ing and formed a Maltese cross in
hands, the latter retiring
outside the ropes and the principals
o their respective corners. At the
,all cf time, Kilrain and Sullivan
advanced TO the center of the ring.
he latter wearing confident smile.
Ailrain looking serions, and the
.reat battle for the worlds cham
began.
THE ENDING.
Round 69-Kilrain was knock cd
lown with right handler on the
aw.
From this time to the close of the
'5th round, Kiirain pursued his
unnlng away tactics, dropping on
very attempt of Sullivan to ad-
punishment. at the close
+ the 18th round, Mitchell went
ver to Sulllpan's corner md asked
o have the fight declared draw.
o which Sullivan and his seconds
"No, no." Kilraln was
oeing the scratch when Donovan,
is second, threw up the sponge.
hus declaring Sullivan the victor.
Kil:ain was by no means salts
ed. but notwithstanding his protes
ations re was bundled up in a
lack shawl and hurried to a car
age.
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TOST,-On the 81, between the
post Office and he Logan Manu-
Co.'S. store, unch of
KEYS. The finder will Q IIber-
ally rewarded by returning them
TO g. z. Lehman.
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Daniel r. Owens, having secured
liccnsc to marry Miss Nancy C. Vaughn,
was having the ceremonies said by the
Rev. Alexander Pro ut. and waen they
were just haf completed the brides
mother jumped in between them and for
badc further proceedings and the mar
riage was declared off. We lielieve this
to be the llrst instance OF TIE kind in his
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SH ERItF'S SALE.
S. II. Bright, Admir-.
avs
John NJ. Fluharty,
III the Court of Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio.

LII the Court of Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio.
Notice Is hereby given thar the UNDER
signed, sheriff of Hook ing county, Ohio, by
virtue of an order Of sale issued
out of said Court i'll the above entitled
cause, and to him directed as Sher1ff of
said county. will, ut the door of the Court
House III Logan ,on
Saturday, July 18Th. A D. 1889,
ut O'Clock, p. NJ, OF said day, offer for
salt ut public auction, the following lands
and ienemrntS, situate i'll Hooking county,
Ohio, to wit:
Frac, ional Lot No. seven (7), In section
number SIX (6). township number thirteen
Q3), range number sixteen (i6), Ohio Com
pauy's Purchase. Beginning ut a beach
tree fourteen tli) inches in diameter. on
the west bank of the mill DIN, thence
south thirty three ;tnti Il quarter ts.;Il east
one hundred and forty-tive uia), links,
thence south eight and Il quarter $50, east
six hundred and ninc (gD{n links TO ro;,d,
thence north two hundred and seventy
nine (2I9, links, thence north TWENTY-FIVE
(2ol, west two hundred and SiXty-iour (2SD
links, thence south seventynine and half
tNia, west two hundred and forty-fOur
(2il links, thence south seventy-three (..3)i
west three hundred. anu sixty (S6O) links,
thence north thirly-tgo (I2l. thence north
twenty two and II G1trter t221 y. west one
hundred and efshteen tliS), to place of be-
containing two and twerty-on
hundretiths q 20-leJ} acres.
Appraised ut S13 ~.
Terms of sale cash,
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio
this ,3;h day OF June. A. II. lSS9.
JOHN GALLAGHER, Sheriff.
By u w. Wright, Deputy.
;. IL. Bright, Atty for pin.
June !%-5w