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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-06-12
Our "Cheap John" Poor House
and Childrens Home.
Comm unication.

Communication.
II appears 10 be the opinion o
the Directors of our County Poo
House and Chlldrens uome. tina
the lowest possible financia
notch at which those institution
can be run subserves the highes
economy.
Sncl an opinion is absurd. as il
amply manifest from the c"ndi-
tion of things. While there may
be any money 10 spend. hnnani
ity demands, that, the condition
of The aged. infirm and inlanIile
poor should be made as comfor;
able ami happy as possible
Today, the matron of the Chill
drens Tome is receiving 81 SO
per week, aud Is expected to do
all the sewing for tho children.
The following is the daily bill ol
fare for the children:
Breakfast-Mush and Milk.
Dinner Potatoes, beans, bread
and salt pork.
Sup:rer-Bread and molssses,
butter now aud then.
The mairOn remarked. that al
the next meeting OF the directors,
it was thought they would allow
some beef. Let the mouths OF
those children water not a: the
thought; bat the reality of a few
Strawberries. As 10 dress, those
children, as children from the
yonnges, up, during the summer
season as we'll rs during the win
Ter season, should be clothed as
to impress them with respect for
decency,
As regards the Superintend.
ency of the Poor House. it is
abominable that it should fall 10
a man as The lowest bidder no
matter what his qualifications
may be.
And worse still, that he SHOULD
be so hampered with many du-
lies and so niggar,lly provision
OF help. Such an amount of land
to farm. and no Insignificant
number Of inmates, aged, infirm.
and ldiotic TO care for, and the
demands 10 he upon the road.
constitute a responsibility which
no man without ample help.
should lie expected 10 meet
There are some little comforts
which certainly fall within the
ability OF Hooking County 10 fur
nlsh. and which in the name of
christian humanity should be fur.
nished.
For instance, al the present
time there is in the Poor House
an aged, and inlirm woman
long bed ridden-and an aged
nan suffering from a lOathsome
cancer OH his head, 10 both Ot
whom, as a protection from
swarms of flies mosquito bar
would lie a luxury. II looks as il
too great a proportion of the poor
fund is expended upon ontside
relief. 1fthis expense were ap-
Piled more largely IN adding com
forts to The internal arrange
ments Of the Inlirmary. especial-
ly for the sick, there would be
less reluctance on the part of The
poor Ia be taken 10 the quarters
provided for them by the County.
David II. Moore.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-06-12
"A Baby's Wonderful Experience.

LANCASTER, Pa, Juue ga re.
markable accident occurred here
Sunday evening at the residence
of David G. Milev. Mrs, Miley
was sitting on the front step
when neighbor scalled 10 her
that her child was falling out of
the secont-s,ory window. She
jumped 10 her feet and TIN ew out
her hands in In time To- catch the
child, whose body struck her.
mai ly on The face. Both fell to
the. ground unconscious, but r,-
covered shortly aiterward, when
it was found that neither was ser
iously hurt. The child is 20
months old and had been play
ing in the room from which it
fell.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-06-12
A STORY ABOUT SUNSET cox.

How He Was Nearly Shot by Hls Cousin
Many Years Ago.
When Sunset Cox was boy running
about GAINESVILLE. Ohio. he had close
call from being accidentally shot to
death by lis cousin, Edward Cox.
The latter is connected with the Dem
nison House. and has incorporated the
incident in a series Of "reminiscences he
has prepared of his distinguished
cousin for use in Congress.
Sam and Ed. Us they were called.
had a boyish spat about something.
and after several days passed without
speaking to each other they met and
patched their difference in a boyish
way. Sam, who had never fired gun
to date, proposed hunt. Young Ed
sneaked IN old fashioned bell-shaped
single-barrel shot gun, and they start
ed across the fields.
At the first brush heap Sam station
ed himself to stir out the rabbits while
Ed. with gun at full cock and the
weapon pointed at Sam, waited for the
appearance Of bunnie. Suddenly the
gun was discharged, there was blind
ing report. Ed went backward heels
over head. and the future statesman
looked on with a pale face and chat
tering teeth, unable to speak.
When Ed pulled himself together he
inquired in trembling voice, Sam,
was you hit?' Sam snid he wasn't
but he felt the wind stirred by tho
load as it blew past within an inch of
his face. All that prevented tragedy
was the gun was SO close to yonng
Sam that the shot hadn't time to scat
ter. for had the load spread the r.mc
OF Sunset Cox would not now be one OF
the best known among tho countrv's
honored dead. Edward Cox was for
the same reason spared a probable
charge of murder. for as yet nobody
knew they were friends again.
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Council Meeting.

The Council on last Tuesday
evening awarded the natural gas
bonds TO Spitzer & G. of Toledo
at a premium of Sl35.00.
Tnn Mays was nominated for
night policeman. The cnnncil
refused to confirm by a vote oi
yeas 3. nays 4.
Health officer DR.. Wright re-
qnested that certain mud holes
in alleys be filed up. The usual
currant bills were allowed.
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Bucklen's Arnica SalVe.

The best salve in the world for
cnts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum. fever sores. letter. chap
ped hands, ch;lblains. cnrns and
all skin ernpiiOns. AMI positive
iy cnres piles, or no ply reqnir-
ed. Ii Is guaranteed TO give en-
tire satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price 25c per box. For
sale by F. Harrington. If.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-06-12

A representative OF the "Sen.
tinel," met Mr.. w, II. Fisher,
who succeeded Col. H. J. Falk
enbacb, as G. z. & I. agent of the
Columbus Hockin: Valley & To
le'lo Ry-. at the depot. one day
last week. Mr.. Fisher impressed
us as being good railroad man
and Il perfect gentleman. man
ever ready 10 please and accom-.
modate The travelling public.
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Card Of Thanks.

The ladies of tho w. G. 7. u
desire to thus publicly thank the
ladies' and gentlemen who kindly
assisted them during the week ol
Gospel Temperance Lectures deliv
cred ut the Court House and Opers
House. The Union ut their last
meeting rendered them unani-
NOUS vote or thanks.
W. q. i. U. LADIES.
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A Fine Colt.

We will give 5000 10 the
owner of the best colt by Prince
Carl taking a premium in any
class at The Hooking County Fair
1891, and $500 TO the second
best. DAvEY e ROCHESTER,.
in 12tf
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Not:ce Is hereby given, thatthe !olICw
ing Accoi'n hts and vouchersha have been filed
In the Probate Court y, Hooking county,
Ohio. for third settlement.
Z.V. Raney. guardian of Wil,fa NJ. Ea-
ney. Cora f. Raney and Mary Z. RaneY.
And the SaIiie will come IN inr he;rip g
on the 18th day of May, 1889, at 10
O'Clock. A. NJ. or as soon thereafter as nay
be convenient. W. L. AtkEE,
April l7-3w Pro Indep
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-06-12

Owing to the number Of gradu :
atcs, 1t will lnc0nvcnient to receive
flowers and presents at the Hall,
Commencement night. and the Sc
niors request them to be sent to
their homes, where they will bc
welcomed with many thanks.
SUPERINTENDENT.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-06-12

We present on the first page an
address from Bishop Waterson on
Memorial day, in GAINESVILLE, on the
occasion of receiving a flag to be
placed on the st. Colum ba's Acad-
envy The sentiments of the ad-
dress will he found sensible, chris
rian s"d patriotic.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-06-12

About thirty of the young peo-
pie of this city attended the Conn
mencement exercises of the Nelson
vile High School. Monday even :
ing. and report a splendid time
There were eight in the graduating
class.
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The New Steward at Athens.

We copy from Tie Marietta
Times.
Mr.. Mike RYAN. Of this citv,
has been elected Steward of the
Athens Asylum. Ii was done
last Saturday. Mr.. Ryan is q
sound Democrat, a good business
man and a genial clever gentle
MN and will doubtless make a
good officer. He has The respect
and confidence Of all who know
him.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-06-12

Mack Hlte. farmer aged 60
years who lived near Gore, went
to his grainary at an early hour
Wednesday to get some whe at
ready 20 bring 10 the Logan
Mills. upon being called io break
FAST by his daughter and receIv-
ing no reply she went out to see
what was the matter and found
her father deal. Heart trouble
was the cause of death.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given hat the fol owing
accounts an vouchers have been { Ieti i'll
the Probate Court OF Hcckilg CuuI ty, o.,
for settlement:
Thomas J. Allison, Adfninis traitor OF the
estate of John A. Smith.
And the Ssme will come on for hearing
on the 18th day OF May. lSsi, ut IL O'Clock, {,
A. NJ. or as soon thereafter :,s may hc con-
.knitnt.. ". T.. ACKtR,
April ,7.3w Pro. Judge.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-06-12

DR.. Dixon, the Columbus Eye
and Ear Specialist, will be at the
Rempel House Wednesday, June
18th. Any one afflicted with Eye.
Ear, Throat. Nose. (Caiarh. dc.
Diseases. should call Oh him. Goa
sultation free.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-06-12

Since it is now we'll esfab
lished fact that catarrI, is blood
disease. medical men are pre-
scrih,ng Ayers Sarsaparllla for
that most loa,hsome complaint,
and the result, III nearly every
instance, proves The wisdom Of
their advice. For sale by F.
Harrington.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-06-12

Don't go around looking
for a flaw in your neighbor's
eye, but keep your own
specks well busted, and
watch the corners ON, your
own side of the street.
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NOTICE.

There viii be a special comnu,
nication of Mingo Lnd se. No. III
f. & A. NJ. Saturday. June 14th
There will be work in the NJ. VI 8
and + AS. degrees.
o. w. Ii. Wight. w. NJ.
c. W. McClintock. See y.
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A little child, tired Of play, had pillowed his
head on q railroad track and fallen asleep.
The train was almost upon him when passing
stranger rushed forward and saved him from q
horrible death. Perhaps you are asleep on the
track. too. You are. if you are neglecting the
hacking cough, the hectic flush, the loss of
which have unconsciously crept upon you.
Wake up, or the train will be upon you'll
Consumption, which thus insid ously fastens
its hold upon its victims while they are un-
conscious Of its approach, must be taken in
time, if it is to be overcome. DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery has cured thou
II taken in time. and given a fair trial IL i1
guaranteed to benefit or cure in every case
OF Consumption, or money paid for it will be
promptly refunded.
For Weak Lungs. Splitting of Blood, Short
ness of Breath, bronchitis, Asthma, Severe
Coughs, and kindred affections, it is an eff
cient remedy.
Copyright 1883, by WORLDS DIS. MED. ASSN.
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Down the Valley to tho Infrmary.

Oh last Tuesday, IN company
with Rev. Moore, Rev, Turner
and Parson Gould we made an
outing to the Poor House. Mr
and Mrs Keller gave us kind at
tention. Our observations and
impressions of the Infirmary and
Children's Home will be given
next week. We present else
where a communication from
Rev. Moore, which, as a starter
will command attention.
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CLERK OF COURT

We are authorized to announce the name
or ID. II. LAPPEN, of Falls township, as u
candidate lar CLERK of the Court, 2i term,
subject To the decision of the Democracy
ut the,r primary election.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-06-12

Wanted A girl 10 do general
house Call on
Mrs. d. II. Bishop.
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SURVEYOR.

We are authorised to announce the
name of JAMES DAVIS, of Falls
Township, as candidate for County
Surveyor, subject to the decision of T. e
Democracy at their primary election.
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piece a Guthrie u Co.'S.
Mrs. Judge Bright. who has been
quite i'll for several days. We are
glad to note 10 improving.
Mr. Charles Gould Jr. made a
business trip 10 Columbus on
Tuesday.
You should see the lad,es fine
shoes sold by Guthrie & Co. for
sl,25.
Leave your orders with Guthrie
4 Co. and get the cboisest fruit in
the market.
/: Mike Kjnle removed with his
family 10 Columbus last Thurs
day.
Misses Maggie and Lizzio Rem
rel were the gues:. of Warden by
ers daughters. at the PEN, eeveral
days this week.
Mr. and Mrs Lew McGill spent
Sunday in Good Hope Township.
Called there on account OF the
severe illness of friend.
Mrs. George Polling died It her
home in Marion Township ON
last Friday morning. and was
buried on Saturday. Funeral
from The Harmony U r Church.
Age % years. Died of lung
trouble.
Thos. j. Allen is attending The
COMMENCEMENT exercises of the
Westerville College this week.
Mr.. Allen was one of The original
students of that school.
Charley r ,ss has an Interest
ing announcement in this issue.
Charley is standing candidate
before the people for the sale Of
goods in his line.
Nick Weiland presents his pic
lure NOT of himself, but an eye
testing instrument. Read the
advertisement. Go and have
your eyes examined then buy
spectacles.
F. n. Gnrtlon has heen emplov
ed as superintendent Of tn Gore
schools for the coming year. Mr..
Gordon is one uf the best teach
crs in our county, and no doubt
will give entire Satisfaction
wherever he may 60.
Excurtion Rates to Colum bus
and Return June. 24ih 1890. Good
70 return until June 26th inclusive.
account meeting Of Knights of St |
john. Only ei.0O from Logan.
Every body should avail them
.sel~es Of this exceptionally low
rate.
Mr.. Joe Bright. who has been
with The Sentinel for some
months past has taken position
with the Syndicate, and will have
charge of the property at Eagle
Furnace.
We regret Mr.. Bricht's with
drawel from the Sentinel. lie
was an honest efficient and reli-
able help.
Mr.. John Hansen requests us 20
etate that his nomin.tion on the
prohibition ticket was made with
out his knowledge or consent. He
is not and will not be q candidate |
He is not IN politics, but is ia the
Law business.
During the Storm on last Thurs !!
day evening Mrs. Oath Kanode,
Ia attempting 10 put down a win
dow let il fall on her fingers and
mutilated three of them. DR.. |
Blosser was called and rendered i
the necessary medical aid.
Mrs. Isaiah Frazure departed
this life Sunday June Slh. and
was buried on Monday. Funeral
services from Mount Tabor NJ. E.
Church
J. Frank Smith aud his wife
Leah Smith have adopted Pearl
Morris as their own daughter
aud named the chii.s Pearl JAS
Isrr omiih, The nttle girl was a
year old las: August. |
MISS Kate Stcinman, ono of our
moss accomplished yoang Logan
ladies. gives lessons in Short Hand,
and Type writing. 1t is our NOTION
that it is ettcr for gi.I cemp.il-
cd 10 earn her living 10 know how
Ia work type writer than to play
the piano. After sclloel is a., our
girls should form class and Learn
an art that will eise them employ.
'neut at a pIiee that VIII m .ke
theR 4 uoud living.
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Nails and Hardware cheap at
f. h. WORE'S.
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PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
COMMISSIONER,

We are authorized to announce the
name Of GEBHART AMENDr, Of
Falls Township, as candidate for
County Commissioner. subject to the
decision of the Democracy at their
primary election,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-06-12

We are authorizes, to announce the name
of ABEL CARPENTER. of Cool Hope
township. as - candidate for Com ion
er, subject to the decision OF the Democ.
racy at theil primary election.
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We are authorized to announce the name
OF A. A JUNIPHER, of Ward township.
TO the decision of the Democracy at their
primary election.
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Announcements.
Primary Election, Saturday, June
21st., 1890.

The names of candidates will be an
| nounced for the sum Of $4,00 This in
cludes tickets. The names of all can
didatcs will lie printed on every ticket.
Candidates should announce their
uames rot lrter than June 7th., in orr
der that time may begivs to print and
distribute
From three to five hundred tickets
will he sent to each of the Supervisors
OF election. Candidates can get all the
tickets they desire by calling at the
Sentinel office.
PROBATE JUDGE.
We are authorized to announce the name
of W. 7. ACKETt, of Falls township, as a
decision Of the Democracy NJ their pri-
mary ,ection.
We are authorized TO Announce the name
asa candidate for Probate. j udge, subject to
the decision of tie Democracy at their pri-
mary eiecLiOn.
INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.
We are authorized to announce the name
Of SAMUEL II. ILER OF Benton town.
ship, as candidate for lnfirnary Director.
subject to the decision of the Democracy
at their primary election.
We are authorized to announce the name
of JOSEPH N. KESSLER, OF Falls town
subject to the decision OF the Democracy
at their primary election.
We are authorized to announce the name
of ISAAC A. WRIGHT, of Gore, Falls tp.,
as candidate Tor Infirnary Director. sub
ject to the decision OF the Democracy ut
their primary election
ofJOUN SKUNK, of Ward township, as a
candidate for Infirmary Director, subject 10
the decision of the Democracy at their pri-
mary election.
We are authorized to announce the name
of ROBERT WHITE, of Good Hope town.
ship, as q candidate for lnfirmary Direc-
tor, subject to the decision of the De.noc-
racy at tlieir primary election.
TREASURER.
We are authorized to announce the name
candidate for Treasurer, second term, sub
jsct to the decision OF the Democracy ut
their primary election.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
We are authorized to announce the name
of J. b. RIASON, of LaurelviIle, Perry
township, as candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney. subject 10 the decision OF the
Democracy at their primary election.
We are authorized to announce the name
of Il. X. McBROOM, of Fails township, as
u ca nd date Tor Prosecuting Attorney. SUBJ
ject TO the decision OF the Democracy at
their primary election.
COMMISSIONER.
We are authorized to announce the
name Of GEBHARr AMENDr, Of
Falls Township, as candidate for
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TREASURER.

We are authorized to announce the name
of E. H. ALLEN, Of Benton township. as u
candidate for Treasurer, second term, sub
jsct to the decision OF the Democracy ut
their primary election.
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INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.

We are authorized to announce the name
Of SAM U Ell II. ILER OF Benton town.
ship, as q ca iidid for Infirnary Director.
subject to the decision OF the Democracy
at their primary election.
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.BEssIE''iS ''iS'iR,ll .iR,llflilQN.
,M, JULIUS PESWAFF.


Bessie was q'loer child Every body
who kngw kcr snid TINT -.
Il was not only her big I,cad and her
big round eyes. apd her little dump.xii
body, hut II was her queer ways and
her brightly cd sayings, that caused
everybody TO notice l.er.
Bessie lad. been taught to read ut an
early nge And why noty Her father
had been the village pedngogus for ever
W long. and teuching reading was ono
Of his spcoialties II was said he had
taught several generations to read.
Anyhow, he was supposed to be entirely
absorbed Ia the pursuit OF knowledge;
and whom, At tho aye Of 90 or there
sbouts. hs"went and married pretty lit.
tls Miss Padgett, who had bacn brought
Ia from way back In the country to
work at Farmer Hicks, every body was
very properly astonished, and there
was more talk In the village Of Hicks.
vile than was ever known bof0re-aud
that 10 saying q great deal.
OF course, Farmer Hicks was very
angry. Ho was q great man, the do.
scendant OF Grandfather Hleks, who
had once owned all the ground on which
Hicksville ives built Then hs was HM
old chlidlsss widowsr. and people said
tlat he wanted 10 marty little Miss
pHdgett himself.
Bessie grew up . very happy ol,ild,
for her sweet young mother and her
kindly gray hsirsd father doted upon
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her anu thought s!lc was the most won.
derfMl child ever born.
il was said that ,l,e- ,uld read the
sfrhslar. whep,xhs was four years old. and
she was a miracle OF learning when she
Was only six.
That Il the result Of having q peda.
gogue f6f d fltIer-Or used to be ST.
for believe the rncc Of prdagO sles has
d)snITesred from the eartlL
II was not B,ssiss fuIlt that her
father disd. nnd tat h"r poor timld
mother was left 10 struggle alone with
tho world, But she grew older acting
and odiler IN every way from trying to
think how such cruel thing. could bs IN
. world Of wbiel, she had rsad sucl, won
dsrful tiipgt
Al the consolation Bessie had left Was
10 ssaA She read all her fathers books
Queer books they we're, too-hIstoris
snd Biographies and polemical writings
which gave tho poor child the Idea OF
world made up wholly 0f wars, contF0
versiss, debates, petitions, and oths
queer doiRgs Of men,
Vo0V kpphrt1 ' W WW WVoIy WIS Uouht
half a mile out Of tho VI h,e, with only
her patient little mother. who grew hin
her and palsr day by day, f"r 4 eompan'
toB, and with her fathers hunks alone IN
her reading, what WIS she ~ know 0i
the ways OF the great werldi
b,s formed l,er own ideas NJ many
things, Rnd when her mother fcii sieIi,
and could not gst out 0f tho bed IN tlN
H,eFRIng, lessis set her quick wits ~
work 10 meet tho cFisi+ It
TI,eFe w6s Farmer Hicks bhs knew
ks had plenty, for sils had often heard 70.
ehs slse knew that her poov matheT WV
weak and siek from lssk VI feed, lss
shs ned heard her Wy, when shs
thought Nor eiiid was not listening.
s0ii, 70 thiNk thst there b plenty up In
Nh Hicks stsrsheuse, end am perish.
hs for lack VI lVod.
This eonditlen u affairs certainly
esiisd for action, 10 Bessie, with hsr
large knowledge Of the wsys u the
weFld. decided that spstItisn" was ~
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Legal Notice.

susannh Good; Joel Good. residing In
Marion County, state Of Kansas, Henry
Huber, Elisabeth Huber his wife, reaiding
in Dekaib County state Of Indiana, George
Huber, sarah Huber his vile: re.idins In ~
i enoe IL unknown, DarbarM Hixler, John
Vixler, Emma Yoaer, Peter YSdsr, residing
In Elkhart County state Of Indiana, Ma.
linda Muinauvh. Henry Mumauah, resld.
In In the state Of nisne,:m sa"Gs MnS. 1ss,den
~ Css residence In not known, will take
not ics that on the 10th day Of 0et"eer iSsS !,
C"m mon Pitus Court Of Houking County.
ohio In case No. 2i3o against the above
ram cd parties and others, praying Tor a.. the
1t1 In Hooking County, Ohio, t0-wtc
Fra tiOnal lot No 4, Bee. No u. Township
No. Is aud range NJ. II. containing 70
acres.
before the 81 day oi January leel Or judge.
Ment may be taken against them;
bBNIAnIN AUEHR,
"-'' l:-iS, ~. CIV.