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the payment OF the interest ac

the payment OF the interest &C
cruiag upon the bonds so Issued.
and also 10 provide, by means of
q shaking fund. or otherwise, for
the payment of the principal OF
ssch bonds as they mature, which
said levy shall oe placed on tho
tax duplicate Of said county and
collected as other taxes provided,
that said levy shall not i'll any one
year exceed four mills on each dol
lar of property subject to. taxation
in said village.
SECTION 4. Before such bonds
or any of them shall be issued. the
question of issuing the same shall
be submitted to a vote of the quail
fed electors OF such village at a
special election, to be held at
such time as the council of such
village may appoint, and at the
usual places of voting in such vil-
lase. The tickets voted at such
0'cCltOu cudli udSc Wittch VI ~
ed thereon the words, For NatuF-
al Gas Bonds-Yes; - or "For
Natural Gas Bonds-No." If the
p, opposition to Issue bonds be ap'
proved by two thirds or more Of
those voting thereon at such elec
ton, thon such village shall have
authority to issue such bonds for
the purposes named. and as provid
ed in this act. Notice of such spec
ial election shall be published in
two newspapers published in or cir
cu|ating IN suck village. for no:
less than ten days prior to such
election. which shall, in all re-
spects not otherwise herein pro-
vided, be managed and controlled
as municipal elections are or may
be required by law to be held in
any such village.
SECTION 5. This act shall take
effect and be IN force from and af-
ter its passage.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-04-03

What has the, Republican
party done since it returned
to power? Its most glorious
achievement has been the
expulsion Of some Democrat
ic members Of the House
from their seats. 1t has
made a Sam van treaty with
Germany and England on the
lines lail down by a Demo
cratic Secretary of State OF
the preceding administration,
1t has periodically waved the
bloody shirt. It has talked
much about the oppression
of the negro in the South and
has oppressed him in the
North. It has thanked God
that it IS better than others
are and that is all.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-04-03
The;Country Under Water.

!, St. Louis, March 30.-Mr-
j. J. Hogan Of the Memphis
Commercial arrived here to
day direct from the flooded
district along the Mississippi
river. Mr.. Hogan has just
completed a tour Of the dew
astated region. He says the
situation is alarming and that
in his opinion the flood has
not reached the highest
notch. In the Laconia cir
Gle, which is situated in
Desha county, Ark, and
comprises about 1000 acres
the scene is a heartrending
one. This strip of country
is now inundated to a depth
of 5 to 20 feet and the inhab-
itants, numbering between
10000. and 10000 people
whites and negroes, women
and children-are perched
en- houses and haystacks and
in the trees. Live stock not
already drowned are main
tanning a precarious exist
ence with the poor owners,
in some instances on the
roofs of residences and else
where on improvised plat
forms Of wreckage. Starva-
tion is telling ON the eattles
while the human victims are
in scarcely less deplorable
condition as to food. From
Helena the entire Mississippi
delta country, reaching from
.Vicksburg west to Shreve-
port and down to New Or
leans, seems doomed to- das-
truction. Mr.. Hogan reports
that all the people in the
wide district threatened who
realize the true situation are
fleeing for their lives.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-04-03
Starr.

A. Farmers Alliance was or
ganized al Jones Schoolhouse on
Monday night, consisting OF The
foremost farmers Of Starr twp.
Mr.. Rose Boyles, Of Un,onstwp
has moved his family 10 Colum-
bus 0.
Miss Schooley closed. very
interesting term OF school at
Harmony Grove last Thursday.
Miss Clara Hartzell Of Silver
Creek, was visiting friends at
Starr last week.
Mr.. Frank Anthony of Hes
boro, has inst returned from All
extended trip through Fairfield
and Franklin counties.
James Kerr of Poplar Grove,
will move in a few days 10 the
coal regions of the Hooking Val
ley.
Chicken and potato thieves
have been making raids IN the
vicinity OF Siringtown.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-04-03

Gov. CasHpbell has appointed
as trustees Gf The Athens Asy-
lum, e. r. lash of Athens. e. q.
Hutsinpiller CT Gallipolis, W. =.
Devol of Washington, and l.. d
Chapman of Meigs. Fhe only
members of The OH board hold
sns over is James Day Of Near.
thur. MIR. Hutsinpi.ler was ap
pointed ty Gov. Foraker bui was
seiected by the Democratic ria
,iarity in ,sc siaie Senate. Gov
Campbell rcEc,ainated him and
he was promptly confirmed. The
board consists CT three Demo-
erats. Messrs. lash, Devol and
Chapman and two Republicans,
Nessrs. Hutsinpiller and Delay.
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The Eleetrie Light Plant.

It makes us sad 10 read the Ga
xetto OF last week, bemoaning the
fact that the abIo editor was not
aoti6ed by brass band and spe
ciaL embassy to inform HIM. what
vas going on in the Council.
Theproposition to establish cleo
G;c light has been discussed for the
past year, and no Logan capital
venturcd in the enterprise. Capital
from abroad Genes in and asks n
lEanchIss, which the Council prop
erly and promptly grants. MIR.
PrrscA can get a like franchise by
asking for if.
The complaint that our own cap
rial shoald engage in our home
enterprise Is good in theory, but
where is our capital?
At a recent meeting Of the COun
ell, Col. Rempci. our wealth'est
citizen, made public declaration
that be. was eompelled TO borrow
seven hundred dollars wifi which
TO pay lis taxes. Who, il. Logan
have = surplus? Who having a
surplus has shown a disposition 10
embark 10 any enterprises
What Logan wants is more for
sign capital, and more emlsrants.
'Yhe Council did wisely in the act
of cnccn-agement TO secure ten
thousand dollars to esr .cwn.
Cincinnati capital built oar gas
works; Nj. Vernon capital buys a
esore Jacksonville money will es
tablisf- eiectric lTght.
In order to gye q chance for
homo capital we VIII bore a we
for natural g-s.
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CLEARING UP.

Louisville, March 30.-Two more
bodies were found in the ruins to day
and With these already removed the
list reaches ninety-six. 1t is not
probable that over 1uo people were
killed by the great tornado last Thurs.
day night, Though twice that number
were hurt, SONG seriously and perhaps
fatally. The report that MIR. Tom j.
Funk, the Assistant Superintendent
OF the Central Passenger Railway Com
pany, Was. fatally injured proved to be
:. mist ye; a.d though one of his legs
was broken and he received other painful
bruises, he is doing very we'll to-day,
and will no doubt recover. He was
IN the third, story of Falls Ci:y Hall
when the floors gave way, and tell Two
stories. His escape from instant
death was miraculous.
PROPERTY LOSSES.
It is now estimated, by careful judges
that The loss 20 property will not be as
great ns at first thought. About 700
or 500 houses have either beea injured
Or completely dem olisbcd. but the great
majority OF them were small and in
expensive structures, and will cost 5ut
.ittle to repair or to rebuild them. The
yrea.est loss will fall on the business
horses ti,a: were destroyed on Main
and Market streets. The tobacco
will suffer more Than
any other branch. Of trade, as eleven
out of thirteen OF tsei- great wares
houses have been Absolutely and ire
trievab'y ruined. Not wishs.arding
this they announce tat business VII!
be umed d tomorrow morning at the
old Glands. Temporary Offices and
have been fitted up and
will be used sa:il the structures are re-
built
Though the day kas baen chilly and
sloomy,the streets were crowded with
people rom earl ly morning until night
tali. Thousands and thousands of sight
ee..s wandered through the wreched
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Admins traitors Sale
REAL ESTATE

Tn PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
L Probate Cuurtof Hooking County, Oiio,
Ew:... olIer for sale at public auction, Oh
SATURDAY., April 10Th. A. d: 1890.
between the hours of and O'Clock, p. m.
of sand day. OH the premises III said county,
the following desert bed real estate situate
in the county OF Hooking and State oi
Ohio, to wit:
The south half Of the southeast quarter
of the northwest quarter Oi section thirty
i've l35), township thiitern Q3), 1hnse
nineteen il9), containing l9.SfIa acres more
o, less, and the southwest quarter OF Tie
northeast quarter of the snme section,
township and range, containing 3Se9 acres,
he the same more or less. And
A LSO-
One acre, being part of a tract or lano
estimated 10 Oltain th!rty-tWo t3Z) acres,
which tract Is described as follows:
The east .iaif OF the east hall oi the
southwest quarter of section thirty y.ns
(35). township thirteen (l5), range nineteen
li9j, beginning at the northwest corner OF
said tract thence south 3.lS chains, thence
east 3 10 chalns, thence north ~ IhaluS,
thance west 5.l9 chains to beginning, CON
tanning one acre, containing in all MY
nine and three and one half hundredihs
$3.50 acr,s.
Appraised ut ss7s So.
Terms OF sale cash IN hand on Gay Oi
sale. j. IL IA n f.
Admir- of the estate OF Ezra LattZ, dec u
March 2D-4E
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The tornado which swep

The tornado which swept
over Louisville as well as
1aany other cities of Ken
lucky. Indiaiaa and Tennes-
see. on last Friday night,
was the most devastating
and fatal ever Known IN that
section of the country. The
rain was general, extending
from New YorK City to the
western Line Of Kansas
Nary million dollars worth
Of property was destroyed
by the storm and floods, and
many lives we've lost,
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TIE NATURAL GAS LAW.
The following is the text otthe
law relative 10 natural gas:

&hC AVi'o w Ah = 80 essS sO-AV VI 80 -
law relative 10 natural gas:
BILL
To authorize the council OF any
village of this state. contain
ing at he last federal census.
or which, at any subsequent
federal census may have a
population of not less than
1865 nor more than 2667. to
borrow money and issue bonds
therefor, for the purpose OF!
buying or leasing lands, sink
ing wells for natural gas, rur-
chasing and laying pipes and
supplying such village and The
citizens thereof with natural
gas for public and private use
and consumption.
SECTION I. Be it enacted by
the General Assembly OF the
State Of Ohio. That The council
Of any village of this state, con
,sihine at the last federal census
or which. at any subsequent fed
eraI census may have popnla
ton of not less than 1865 nor
more than 1867, be and he same
is hereby authorized and empow
cred to purchase or lease lands
to an extent necessary for The
purpose of sinking wells thereon
for natural gas. 10 purchase and
lay pipes and procure the right
of way for laying the same, to
erect, construct and furnish The
necessary buildings, fixtures.and
ma .hlnerv for the purpose, and
10 furnish such village and the
citizens thereof with natural gas
for public and private use and
consumption. Provided. how
ever. that the council Of snch
village shall moi purchase the
lands, rights, franchises or prop
erty Of any natural gas or oil
company now, or which may
hereafter be. organized for The
purpose OF boring Tor natural gas
or ell.
SECTION 2. That to provide the
money necessary 10 carry ont
the provisions ot the first section
of this act, the council of any
such village is hereby authorized
and empowered to borrow not
exceeding five thousand dollars
Isl, 5,O0OD, and issue The bonds of
the village therefor. Such bonds
shall be in denominations of not
less than one hundred dollars
nor more than five hundred dol
lars. said bonds and interest pay
able ct such place. and at such
times, not exceeding 20 years
from The date OF issue. as the viii
lage council may by resolution
determine, which bonds shall
bear interest at rate moi eX
ceeding six per cent per annnm.
They shall express upon their
faces The purpose for which and
designate the act under which
issued. They shall he signed bv
The mayor, with the seal of the
village attached, and shall be
cnuniersigned and registered by
the city clerk and shall moi be
sold for less than their par value.
SECTION 5 If any bonds cf
said village be issued as herein
provided, the conncil Of said vii.
lags is lIeraby authorized and re-
qisired, annually thereafter. un
ill the ssn,s and interest there
on shall be faIlly paid. 10 assess
and levy lax. on all The taxa
BILE property within the corror-
ale limits of said village. suffic.
lent, in addition to the taxes now
nr which may hereafter be an
Loii@ed by law. tc provide fog
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nA. The Baltimore and Ohio r.

H@ The Baltimore and Ohio r.
r. will sell round trip tickets at
one fare, April 1st and 18th. to
Woodstock, Winch esier, Staunion.
Lexington aud o'her points in the
Valley OF Virginia.
Tickets will be good going 10
days aud returning so days, with
stop owe. ut any point east of Bell
aire. Now is the time to visit your
friends or TO seek home in old
VIRGINIA.
For full information and tickets.
call on agents of the B. & 0. Il Il.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been iiicd in
the PROBATE Court OF Hochiii:; county, o.,
for second settlement:
John Beery, Executor OF the estate CT
Simeon Beery, deceased,
And the same viii come on for hetrins on
the 26th day OF April, 1883, at ~ O'Clock,
II. M, or as soon thereafter ns may te con-
venient. ". I. ACkER,
April S-2W Pro Judge.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby gi zen tha' ne iaiio :
the PROBATE Court or Hoctains county, o.'
for first aud final settlement:
NJ lry q. THOMPSON, adnin1stratrN ni the
estate OF James w. Thompson ueS u.
And the same will come on 'sf hoaIlns
on the 18th dmy of April, 1850, at 10 O'Clock
4 NJ, or as soon shereafte as may ne con-
vsnieEt. W. l. - - i'li..a
March cI-2w wv '"
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Prof. Wiley gives the values Of
chief cereals in the order of their
nutritive qualities, as follows: 1st,
wheat; I'd. sorgum; 81, maize !;
4th, unhulled oats. Sorsum seed
furnishes a fmr like buckwheat
that makes passable bread, and is
coming into considerable use.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-04-03

As an example of the way the Re-
publican tricksiers attempt to fool the
farmers the Mckinley committee has
agreed to put duty of FIVE cents a
pound on bacon. When we remember
that this country is great exporter of
bacon to Europe. the RIGHTEOUSNESS Of
putting q tariff on it is made clear.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-04-03

The Republican managers in Wash
iae.on are in so wretcEe1 condition
Just now over their ia -iff wrarg es, that
the N. Y; Herald says. If their Presi>
dent has real regard for his party he
will appoint day or fasting and prayer
for the relief of his copartners from
their miseries,'
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-04-03

The Republican tariff bill is being
torn 10 Bniihereens in the house OF its
fsienis Every monopoiist whose pro-
Sta might be lIghtened By the reduc-
ton of import duties suggested, is.
clamoring for ''reconsiderstion. 1t
begins to look as if there will be no
bill left for the Democrat Is 20 Sight.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice eiS-ncreby given tina. the follow
ing accounts and vouchers have been flied
in the Probate Court Oi Hooking county,
OHIO, for fiist ans. final settlement:
Jonn Il. Kriiin, Administrator OF the
estate vi John lrininS, deed.
AMI the same will come on for hearing
on the 18th dnyof April, 1880, at 10 o'clock
a. NJ, or assoon thereafter as may be con-
veuient w. Z. ACkEE.
April ) -3w Pro Judge.
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RogerDunno Of Xouugsse-~n-is accused
by son by former wife. WHO is still
living in England, with bigamy. Dunn
it seems left his legal. wife in England
twenty-five years ago and came to
America, where he married again and
has raised o family Of Children
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-04-03

The big find Of uranium Ill Corn
wall, England. and the prospect Of
a greatly reduced price for that for
meriy considered rare metal, is
likely to lead 10 its employment as
substitute for gold in many ways.
With copper and platinum, alloys
are made with it that rival gold in
beauty F.; ipGeed, where the latter is
used with 1t, it will successfully TO
sist the action of acid.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-04-03

Morganiown KY, April IA
terrible hail and wind storm Wis
tied Uniontown, KY, and Union
and Webster counties al 8 p. M
At Sturgis; hail one inch. in di-
ameter fell, and the wind un
rooted several barns. At Sulli
van the wind was worse destroy
ing many buildings and wound
ing ten or twelve men and wo-
men. For several miles in Web
sler county, between. Clayville
and Dixon it swept everything
away. The wife of w. b. Tay-
lor, a SON of Henry Hammock a
German unknown and others
were killed outright. Houses
and. barns were totally destroyed.
Beds, furniture and clothing
have been found all along the
road from Morganlie!d 10 Dixon.
The killed and woun led al Web
ster will number not less than
filty.-Col. Press.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-04-03

For lame back there is moth
ing better than 10 sal urate q han
mel cloth with Chambe.ains Pai,,
Balm and bind it on the affected
parts Try it and you viii be
surprised at the prompt relief il
affords. The same treatment will
cure rheumatism. For sale by L.
Harrington.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice ishereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been filed in
tile Probate Court OF Hooking county, o.,
for fiYst and final settlements:
Thomas J. Cady, guardian Of the estate
of James gallagher, an Insane person.
Aud the same Will comeon Tor tieirli & on
the 2olh day o! April, 1870, at 10 O'CLOCK,
1t. M, or as soon thereafter as may he con-
venient. W. L. ACkER.
ApriI;-3 w Pro Judge.
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rAEM FOR SALE.

will sell the firm formerly owned by
a mos tIelges, consisting OF lSo acres, III
Perry township. hooking county, Ohio,
very cheap, and will accept Il small cash
payment ana give long time on balance.
This is good farm and must bs sold at
once. Address
J. W. DUSENBURY,
r. l3, Board Trade Building; Columbus, O..
4 nril s-lw
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given tEatthe following
accounts ana vOucuers have been filed in
the Probate Court Of Hook ing county, o.,
for firsL and final settlement:
John L. White, administrator OF the
estate of George Miller. decd.
And the same will COMO on fo- nearing
on the 10Th day uf April, A.D., iSS9, Al IL
O'Clock, II. III. or as soon thereafter as may
be convenient. w. I. ACkEH
April 3-3w Pro. Judge.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-04-03

Two hundred and fifty
thousand miners are ROW in
volved in a general striKe in
England. They were order'
cd out by the Miners Fed
Grafton. The stock exchange
Is Da-alvzsd,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-04-03

Miss Maud Clark, Denver, Colorado
heiress, refused to marry Nelson
Thrift, Lima BAT ker. after he had
gone all the way out there to make her
his wife.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-04-03

Cleveland is excited over the dis,
covery of criminal intimacy between
Mrs. Sinclair, wife of a prominent dry
goods rsan, and Dr.. ID. b. Smith. They
werecanght by Mr.. Sinclair and sev-
eral officers in flagrante Leliectu.
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THE STORM KING.
Latest News From the 1ll-fated
City Of Louisville'

Louisville April 1.-The wealth
er is raw and unpleasant. Only
one body has been found within
the las, 36 hours. The correct.
ness O: Saturdays estimate that
the loss af life would scarcely
exceed hundred IS thus vcs:-
fed. Ehe estimates Of the prop
erfy loss are also diminished,
sid manv conservative men now
believe it will not exceed a mill
ION dollars. The tobacco busi
ness was resumed this morning
and there was considerable ami
nation and fair sales. There
will be some further loss lfit
rams mach. It's hoped an offi-
clal FIST of the dead and missing
can be mads up today. Outside
iof the city the death lists seem
to be increasing as news from 49,
olated and interior gei;'ts come
in.
Golconda I'LL. April 1.-The
cyclone of tho 9th struck this
place from the southwest, beng
accompanied by ram and hali IN
floods.
The two story farm house OF
Jonathan Robinetta was rlven
to pieces. and~iis. inmates were
tossed abont'like ptaythings. All
we're more or less seriously in
jured, Mrs. Roblnetta fatally.
Miss Lucy Robinetta was struck
by a flying timber and killed
outright. George Taylol's resi-
dehce was torn 10 pieces. His
wife was killed and other men,
bers of the family were serious
ly injured. All his ouibuildings
were wrecked. A German boy.
name unknown, was drowned.
Rumors are constantly coming
i'm ofresldenccs destroyed, barns
wrecked, fences washed away,
orchards ruined aud men, wo-
men. and children killed or wash
fcd away By the rushing waters.
Evansville Ind, April 1-3|
spans ofihe Newport News and
Mississippi railway bridge across
the Cumberland river, near Kut-
tawa, KY, were blown into the
river by Thursdays cyclone.
.e.p;he loss Of property IN the VI.
cinity Of Kultawa, is estimated
at $50.O00. Twelve persons are
reported to have been killed and
about thirty seriously injured.
At Eddysville, Ky., nine per
sons wer killed,
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In Most Thestsrs They Do.

IJudEa.
Tipple Grossly the feotlishts
all the time gong out
Mrs. Tipple-Yes. it is disagreeable;
but there's one consolation-they
don't GO out between tis acts.
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APPOINTMENr NOTICE

Fstate of John Klinger, Decd.
TIE undersigned has been appointed ai,.
qualified as Administer de boz Is u on WIN
The Will annexed of the estate on i"'i"
kliugef I...e u! II ucilin county, del:
GEURGE y. EAiNti-ii-
March o1-nM
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township, Ticket.
coMsf1TrEEMEN.

list ward Augustus Bebout
End ward-L. Kleinschmidt
3rd ward = Abe Applegate
4sh ward-Henry Lehman
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APIC4NTMENT NOTICE.

Estate OF Benjamin Il. Cave. DSc'si.
The unde.eigned has been appointed and
Qualified ag Administrator OF the estate nf
f;snj;tu.iu L. Cave, late nf Hooking c0nnty
deed ISAAC II. GAVE.
Narr,, 9n-3W
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4srs. crnningham. Of Lima. vas
ksz~-:fea to fEa on waking yesterday
r.c-.ine that her three-months old
49,, had died during the night.
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Terms of Sale.

Ono.!hicti cash IN nand on da- of sale,
oue-third in one year and ethird in two
years, with interest on deferred payments,
secured by mortgage on premises
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio,
this 26th day of March, \. u. 1890.
d. w. WRIG HI, Sheriff.
Hy Rohest Daxsy, DEPUTY.
\. We'dy, Atty for plt.
March E-.5U
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PROBATE NOTICE.

SGtlcelS HEREBY given, ,tifatthe g follow
ing Acco,nts and Vouchers have been filed
in the PROBATE Court q. Hooking colsity,
Chic, for first and final settlement.
George IA. Hartman, Assignee OF Albert
Becker.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 18th day of April, 1889, at ~
O'Clock, a. NJ, or US soon thereafter as NAY
be convenient. W. I. AMEN
Nurci, o7-;,w Pro Judge.