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A Chance for the Claimant.

A single number Of Col BELo's philosophic
Journal the Gatveston Ne,rs. contains two
pieces OF information of great interest to the
Fat Fisherman OF Buzzard's Bay. Ono is an
interview with the Hon. GEORGE GRAHAM
VEST. who says that the Claimant has
weakened himself almost beyond redemp-
ton In the South" and that 1.-THE States
adjacent to Texas and Missouri all enter
tain desire for policy entirely different
from Mr.. CLEvELANDs." From my obser-
walton OF the feeling that exists among the
Southern Democracy" continues tho Mis-
souri, Senator, II can truthfully say that
Mr.. CLEVELAND will not be strong man
before the Convention. SO far as the States
that are generally spoken OF as tho South
are concerned"
This is not new. to be sure. 1t is old and
1t is self-evident, and therefore, truth
such as the intcllectuals OF the Claimant are
capable Of assimilating. Texas has gone
back on him, and he ought to go there and
SO II there is any possibility OF finding the
pieces OF his broken boom. Here is where
COL BELo's second splinter Of Information
comes In. An unique and matchless oppor-
tunity for trip from Gray Gables to Gal
weston Is disclosed In the following summons
to the sebaceous:
"TrLFR Tex. July i0-The Fat Mems Association OF
Texas will hold Its FIRST annual convention at Calves
ton. instead OF Waco oil Aug. 80 and 81 All fat men
OF Texas over 225 pounds who will send their weight
and one cent per pound to the Secretary at Dallas will
receive membership This entities them to member.
ship In the State Association. II local club
1oin- special rates over the railroads will DO furnished
for the occasion. special train Of Pullman sleepers
Will leave Dallas Aug 20 to iccommodate all north OF
Dallas and east on the Texas and PACING and InernA.
uouAl and Great Northern. lhers will I've a special
train from Fort worth to accommodate Fort Worth
AAd Denver, Texas and Pacific west ANA Mis.ourL
kansas, and Texas north and will leave time as
Dallas train meeting al Galveston Sunday morning T. r
breakfast SUNDAY morning will he spent Ia tho win
on tho beach, In The church. or anywhere ose. Tho
next day, Monday. will be spent in working NJ the Oh
5sot OF the association It's insurance feature, social
pleasure, benevolent idea &C.
The initiation of members In the club OF Eat Men
will bs ono That will repay every member who takes
the trip There some 400 delegates eNpec ed to be
Nv, A. DIssoRoroH, President
Nv. v. wALKrs, Secretary"
The call should not DO neglected. Mr..
C1SvHAHD u already. We believe. an hon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22

All Observers OF the performances OF the
uniformed groups OF young women who went
through their calisthenic exercises at the fcs-
tival OF the German American Turner's In Will
liamebnrgh wers pleased with the spectacle.
The uniform Of the damseis was arrropr ate
and becoming: their drill had evidently boon
thorough their action was graceful and bar
monous. an their leafs Of skill and power
were worthy OF praise. Even Miss KATE FIELD
will hardly saw that the branch Of learning
which thov have acquired will unfit them 70 he
como wives or TO attend TO tho duties OF q
hou schcld,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22
The Pine In Publlc.

To INK EplroH or THE sUS-S,r: Tho relief from
washing linen shirts ami the therefrom because
OF your advocacy OF the general wear of fannol
khirS, has been summer Thanksgiving from house
wives. Now. may suggest another progressive iuno
walton that would be almost similarly appreciated
should It receive your sanction and o,mmsndation and
tlersby become the tashon-thatis the beconi
and cVhveni i"nH ltrmtssibtT OF outdoor pip- smoa
ing Ny husbands pipe seams solace IN lin inhn"rs
Int "n doors his pipv is unOeromng herause Il ~ IN
ami wives have to pay for them Peculiar indi'
requires an authority.
AUGUSTA WILL 81 Amsterdam avenue, n. Y city.
EEw YORK, July 90 1891.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22

When it was proposed at the Worlds
Congregational Council in London on Monday
to hold Its next meeting in the United States
in 1896. the objection was raised that We
would be holding n Presidential election in
that year and 20 the subject was referred to a
committee that will report before 1896. But
how can the holding OF the Presidential cleo
ton interfere with the holding OF the ConGre-
gational Council! The election will be but
one of tho many stirring events Of the year
1896 in this country.
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like them, doubtless, plucked by the SHY
LOCKS and GR1pEs OF the decayed and usuri-
Gus East?
WHEELER lives like n nabob as tho ALI
ance wants to live. Hc Is mortgage-pocked
even rs the Alliance says it is. We advise
Uncle HORACE BoIEs to keep an eye on the
Hello Candidate. WHEELER seems to be an
Alliance farmer OF the present, and a preilgu-
ration Of the Alliance farmer OF the future.
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Suffrage In Japan has recently heen put to
novel use. A Village was iarrRs sed by mid
night robher whom no one could detect, >" IN
tnReni MS inhRhitant proposel That each VII
lager should write the name Of tho IN an he sus-
pected on Q slip OF paper, and put il In ballot
hox. On tho votes being taken there were NJ
The rohher was 80 'stonished at the proceeds
tngs that he actually confessed his Identity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22

An incident which thrilled Cape May Point
from ectodcrm to midmost the other day has
found q sympathetic historian in the corre-
spondent OF our esteemed contemporary, tho
Herald, at that Administration Newport. 1t
seems that between six and seven o'clock on
Saturday evening the breaking waves dashed
high on the stern and sand-bound coast OF
Cape May Point, and especially at tho foot
of Cape avenue. In the language of the his
torian, the ocean presented a magnificent
spectacle as the tumblng pillows dashed
wildly against the bluff, and number Of
spectators gathered in the vicinity to wit
ness the boiling waters" Among the wit!
nesses OF tho boiling waters was tho Hon.
BENJAMIN HARRISON. Soon tho Mortified
spectators saw that "a fence which pro-
jccted we'll out toward the bluff was in i'm
minent danger Of being washed out to sea-"
ACQUIRED as he was tho Hon. BENJAMIN
HARRISON plunged in, buffeted the tumbling
pillows, cooled the boiling waters, and with
the aid Of some other heroic spirits. landed
the imperiled fence thigh and dry on terra
frmn." 1t Is thought that medal will DO
struck in commemoration Of tho rescue
1t would be churlish not to congratulate
Gen. HARRISON upon his brilliant achieve
ment rs Il fcncc-saver. Everybody. and par
ticularly the owner OF the fence, will rejoice
that it was saved from n wntery grave; and
for our part we hope that the statesman
who has shown himself so active in taking
care Of other peoples fences will be able to
keep his own in good repair. The crest Of
q BLAINE tidal wave, the rapid inilowipg OF
a magnetic current, have not escaped tho
eyes of the fencc-savcr at Capc May Point.
The pillows are tumbling on tho grassy
seas of the Northwest The waters are boil
ing against the HARRISON breakwatcrs on
the shores Of the Wabash. 1t is time for the
fcncc-saver to begin to save. Let tho tum-
bling pillows dash wildly but vainly against
the biggest kind of n big bluff.
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It is long timo sine" any man has hoen
the subject OF as many prayers ms have been
offered up for the recovery OF the Rev. Mr..
SruEGE"S of London during his long and dan
gerous illuess
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22

From the Some,THe Journal
A man has been known to win girls heart for life
whom she Ia getting gracefully out of hammock. By
simply turning his head the other way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22

Ono OF tho incest and best TONES Ard snS Nhss
dyap- ptes 10 pr u. james Tonic ,srnpr' s rsnI
ia To- be snecive while its moderate pre- ,ns.i.tA-
within th. r.s"h " rvsTv ons soIa W a.
Aae.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-04
INFORMATION FREE
Make a Note Of This.

IF you are contemplating a
trap to The west, northwest, or
southwest, either 10 Michigan,
Wisconsin, Minnesota. Iowa. Da-
kola. Nebraska. Kansas. Miss
ouri. Colorado. Wyoming, utah,
Idaho, Texas. Mexico. California,
Oregon. Montana, W ashlngron.
British ColumbIa~cr any other
point on the Globe aud wish re-
liable information as TO rates
routes etc, send q postal card or
letter to anv Of the following
representatives of the "Burkeve
Route" E. r Davidson, n z A
Detroit. Mich, II A Wilson, ID
p A. Toledo O.. l. W Landman,
S L A, GallipollS, o. l. w
Buckmaster, & p A. Columbus
o.. and they will either write
You fully or call on you in person
aud furnish you with maps,
phamplets and all necessary in
formation to make your journey
a successful as well as pleas
ant one, besides saving YOU
much 'ronble and expense.
Travel via The Buckeye Route
and Won will make no mistake.
w H Fisher, G Z & 7 A CoIum-
bus, q,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-04
Obituary..

William Kern was born in
Logan o JAMS 1916 and died at
his residence in The same town
MAY 25 1891 in the 48 year of his
age.
He was married 10 Miss Azure
liza B. Columber AprIi 24th 1871
Mrs. Kern aud iwo of their three
children survive him, In his
domestic life Mr.. Kern was al
frctlonate aud thought III; his
only regret at the coming OF
d. aih Was caused by his separa-
iion from wife an.l children who
seemed yet TO need his assistance
and cnnasel. lie was a quite
industrious and highly respected
citizen. Death did rui fad him
unpreI,ared or afairti 10 face The
iuiure. He united with The NJ
L Church in 1875 III which COM
manion he continued until his
a aih. Al. hour before he D ass :
e,l away he expressed a conf
d nee in coming blessedness
which was simple AMI exc iberant
IA he IaiIh OF chIilh pnI. His
funeral occurred from he NJ. f..
church Oh Wednesday The 9Th
the ieXl for ihe funeral discourse
b..ing John Y 3 %.
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Corrected eacA week by
w, D. W ALTNER
Excursion to Hagerstown Md

The Baltimore and OHIO Rail-
road Company. the Baltimore and
Southwestern Railroad Company
and the y. & NJ. R. .R Co. will
sell Excursion Tickets 10 Haaers
Town. Nd. and return, at the
rat OF ONE FIRSrCLASS LIN :
TIED FARE EOR THE ROUND
TRIP, on account of the Annual
Meeting Of Germans Bar,ists, TO
be held at Hagrrstown, Md May
2Sih TO June 5ih, 1891.
From points west of Pittshurg
W WheeIing and Parkersbnrg these
tickets will be on sale from May
2O!h to June 1si, inclusive, and
wilt be good for return passage
until Sune 30ih.inclusive, with
privilege of one stop off west OF
tue above named cities and one
stop off east of he above named
cities. on The tript To Hagerstown
and the same privilege on the
return trip. From Piusburg.
Wheeling. Parkersbnrg and
points east Of those Giles, eXcui-
sion tickets will he on sale from
Nav 25th to June 5ih, inclusive
and will be good inr return pass
age unili June, 10Th, inclusive,
with one stop off on ihe trip To
I1agerstown. aud the same p'iv-
iiege on The return trip. This
offers a rare opportunity 10 visii
noinis in Westren Maryland.
Virginia and West Virginia.
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Resolutions OF Respect Ad-
opted by Logan Lodge
No 1l9 K. of p.

To The officers and members of
Logan Lodge No lI9 K. of p.
We, your Committee appointed
TO report AMI draft Resolutions of
Respect upon our late deceased
Bro. w. Fl Kern. who has an
swered the summons of the great
Sup;o ome Chancellor of the Universe
passed from his ,bors in our midst.
been called 10 the Sapreme Castle
Hall above, and has closed his
knightlv lnbors with us forever.
Our brother above named was Il
true and faithful worker IN our OF
der until he WAS called from labor
by" Him who orders all things weIr'
As he has answered to the las. cali
of duty in our castle Hall below,
AID has finished his labors. we
humbly hope the supreme Chancel
lnr on high will guide anI protect
their loved ones left behind with
tender care. and may we all con-
duet ourselves in our journey here
below, 5, that at the last great
day we may meet our brothers who
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-04
LIS BORT. Agt., Logan, U.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria-
" hen she was Child, she cried for Castorie.
When she became Miss, she ciung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Remarkable Rescue

p Mrs AlIchael Curtain, Plain =
field, HI, makes the statement that
she caught cod, which settled on
ker lungs; she was treated Tor a
month by her family physician.
but grew worse He told her she
WIS hopeless victim of cnnsunp-
ton" and that no medicine could
Gu her. Her druggist sng-
gesied Dr. Kings New Discovery
tor Consumption; she bought. bot
lie and to her delight found her.
self benefited from the first dose
She continued its use and after
taking ten bnttles. found her
self sound and well. and does her
own hHusework and is as we'll MS
she ever vas. Free trial bottles.
Large bottles SOC and $l.O0.
+. Harrington.
Logan, Ohio,
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Executors Sale Of
Real Estate.

In pursuance OF an order of the Probate
Court of Perry County Ohio, l Will offer
for sale at public auction on the 30Ih day
of June 1891, at 10 o'clack A. NJ. on the
premises, tile following e;,l estate situated
in the County of Hooking, and the state of
Ohio to-wi,:
Third Tract: Being lot number nine
teen (i9) in Watkins addition, to the viii
lage of Murray City, III Ward Township
Il locking County Ohio. aid lot being
bounded on the west by Locust Street,
and extending thence east $50 feet more or
less, to Cherry Alley and :ncludiug 10 feet
between lot No. IS on the north. and lot
No 20 on the south. 1t is understood that
2 feet in depth OF said lot, corresponding
to the frontage of said lot on l. Gust Street
be, and is hereby reserved, for the purpose
of widening the sidewalk of said Locust
Street, by the addition thereto OF ieet
taken from the front Of said lot as above
set forth, and for further description ref
erence is had to the recorded plat OF said
Murray City.
Appraised at 81 800.
TERMS:-One third cash III hand, one
third III one year, the balance III two
years from day of sale, with interest. The
payments to be secured by mortgage Oh
premises sold.
WILLIAM SPENCER,
Executor last VIII and testament OF Jesse
Spencer, Decd
w Il Finch Jr. Atty,
Jane 4w
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THE YOUNG " ESI
POINTER
An Editor Wins the Prize.
Fink Of the Thornville, Perry Go.
News Carried off the Honors
Of Ills Glass.
WEST

The competitive examination for
the C.deishrp 10 West Point at
Logan last week resulted III The
sc ection Of Fink of Perry as Ca
det and Mccormick of jackson as
Alternate.
We give only the highest grad 8
Fink, 80
Mccormick. IS 3 1
Cherry, 81 l-2
McGee, 81
Some Of the applicants went be-
low fifty. The class Of 81 was com-
POSED of elegenl, Intelligent and
nicely behaved young men. and Is
"a matter OF regret that all could
moi be made sSuns oi the Repub
lic."
The examaring committee con-
sisted ol Lawyer Ferguson of New
Lexiugtou, DR.. Goss of Lancaster
aud Professor Hogan of Weiiston,
The physical examination was
made by Dr.. Goss. Atney OF
Faii field took the highest grade,
iiarry Ambrose OF Logan next. OF
our Logan boy applicants Walter
Risiey VAS the highest. Harry
performed ieat no other boy
could accomyli II. lie stood on Que
foot with arms extended and el es
shut lur 81 seconds. 1t Was not Il
Aritl for ii glI With he Sioux bui
u lest ol physical .du ance.
Only thee of tue applicants
read well. Que of the boys spelled
only Que word IN The spelling test.
The Aril hmethic test none solved
lhe first and last problems. We
give be.ow the test questions will
be I'M eresl!ng for our Aiun.nl. the
teachers OF the country and the
ambitious and intelligent bays every
where.
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Memorial Day.
FLAGS AT HALF
II ASK.
Soldiers and Children Be-
deck the Tombs OF
the Sleeping
Heroes.

Last Saturday was an ideal
Memorial Day. The sun rose in
all his magn;iicance and spread
abroad his briliiance TO lhe hon.
age I a, ing people of our mosi
GLORIOUS Country. The nalIon
bowed her head in She depth Of
memory of bcr heroes passed
away and freshly TO the mind Of
the Old soldier came the vivid
fash OF The bloody conflict, aud
his eEr>, though dull by aye.
could too dlsiincily y hear the
groans of his loved comrade bv
his side; ana The feeling that
shook his sialwert frame, as ht'
mnpped he beads of perspirailon
from that d wing face, stole back
upon him, and The sad tears
cuursed down his lurrowed
cheeks. o sad memories; would
that they could depart and more
p!easan, scenes fill The heart
The current Of The veterans
thoughts change. lie sees his
guodly wife aud little children
waving 10 him as he approaches
his home after The lcng conflict
is over and his old heart audibiy
lhrobs as he thinks OF how he
embraced them and they rtJoiced
al !is returning. Such are the
Thoughts that fiji The memory of
the old soldier on memorial day;
thoughts of which The young
know nothing. In early morn
on Saturday ourtown was beau
tilully decorated in cur c0untrY's
colnrs, aud soldiers and families
gathered in from all around.
Rev. Lore. All aged veiren, with
his sou, were ready with drums
TO sound the martial tread.
Shortly after noon. procession
oi many Grand Array members
an,l children with flowers. iorm
ed oa Nam Street a..d marched
10 The cemeteries where flowers
of honor we're sirewn upon The
graves of the departed heroes
After this was finished, all repair
ed To The Courl House where he
grand address OF Comrade Judge
huffman was heard with gre Il
interest. Following him, Com
rade Jno Hansen made some
able and handsome remark.
The program WAS ended, the
sound oI The drums ceased and
ali were happy in having spent
glorious day Of comrmoralion.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-04
A Suggestive Fact

Nuring he past year the drug
IL business of the United States
has fallen of $3.50 600, or about %
per cent. largely due. as believed
TO he quite general adoption OF
the method ofireating diseased
conditions without medicien,
fist discovered and published by
the distinguished scientist. vii
ford Hall. who Gu request hy
postal card Ia % Park Row, New
York. will send Tree information
concerning his remedy.
Mar. 26 l v.
[Norristown, Pa. Review.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-04

No one donbis thai DR.. Saee's
Caiarrh Remedy really cures
Caiarrh. whether The disease he
recent or of long standing, be-
cause the makers Of it clinch
their faith in it with . $500 guar
an,ee, which isn't II mere news
paper guarantee, but son CALI
in moment: That moment is
when You prove that lis makers
can't cure you. The reason for
their faith is this: DR.. sages rem
edy has proved itself the right
cure for ninety nine out of one
hundred eases OF Caiarrh in the
Head, and the Worlds Dispeu-
sarv Medical Association can a!
ford 10 take the risk of lou beng
The one huudredih. The only
question is-are you willing Ia
make The iesl, il Tho makers are
willing tC take the risk? If so,
the rest is easy. Yon pay your
druggist SO cents and the trial
begins. II you're wanting the
$500 you'll get something better
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-04
Merchants Organization.

An organization of The Retail
Merchants OF Logan has been or
ganized. Frank Blasius, presi
leu: and G. b. Gould, Secretary
The full details OF the plans and
purposes ct the organization vii
be given next week.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-04

r have been troubled W Ii
L chronic sore eyes for tor,y-lise
wears, and during that time |
have used many dilferen, rene
dies, but have never found any
that seemed To 90 me any good
until procured a box OF Cham
berlain's Eve aad Skin Ointment
| have used only about one third
Of The box, and can truthfully
say, | have never had my eyes
feel as we'll. nor look as we'll as
they do now. ! expect TO cure
them entirely with the OIat-
ment. BEN HEATH. Dow City,
Iowa. 25 cent boxes ,ior sale by
+. Harrington, Logan ..
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-04

5. Compute. by three methods,
the later, ST on 1874 40, for Z mo.
and 2S days, at 3 per cent.
6. The extreme end of minute
h, I'D moves IS inches in 3 minutes
and 80 seconds. what is the length
OF tke hand
Z. + II Smith & Son sold IL w
Shaw the following bills Of mer-
chundise: March 3, 1881, $46l 20
@ 80 dnys; March %. 1854 SJ62 Is
g 60 days. April II, 1854, S2iO %
q 4 months; May 3, 1854, o295 90
@90 days. What is tie cquated
da ipr the payment OF the sum OF
the several bills?
S. A man bought 90 bn. of wheat
aud 10 Lu. of corr Tor $36 60 and
l5 bu. of wheat and 25 bu. oi corn
Tor S32 5n, what did lie ray per bu
! for each!
8. A young man deposited two
sums of Sl50 each in a saving
bank. on one of which he received
5 per cent interest, payable quar-
terly and pounded if not with
drawn; and upon the second the
sa me rate of interest. payable quar-
terly, hat computed annually
From which did he derive the
greater prof, aud how much in
two years aud two months.
10. What is the diameter Of one
of three largest equal circles thai
Can be inscribed in circle 15 feet
in diameter? What is the are. o.
1.-The space incloseG by tho three in
closed circless
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-04
Remarkable Facts.

Heart disease is usually supposed to be
incurlb.e, but when properly treated n
lurge proportion of cases can be cured.
Thus Mrs. Elmira Hatch, OF Elkhart, Ind,
and Mrs. Mary l.. Baker, of Ovid Mich,
Were cured after suffering 20 years. sc.
Limbur2er, druggist 1T San Jose, III, says
that DIR. Miles New Heart Cure, which cur
ed the former. worked wonders Tor his
wife. Levi Logan, of Buchanan, Mich.
who had heart disease for 80 years, says
no bottles made him ''feel like new
man." DIR Miles New Heart Cure is sold
and guaranteed by Miller & Case. Book OF
wonderful testimonials free.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-04

Nv customers have been use
ing Chamberlaln's Cough Rem
edy for several years and will
have no lher kind. The reason
Is: because il can always ae de
pended, is quick Iii lis actions
and perfectly safe. DR.. X l. 81.
John. IIowland, Mo. For sale
hv F Harrington.
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STARR.

During thunder storm, last
FRIDAY evening while Mss Mat
lie Tfobridge Of Clear Ran was
milking, a h,sh OF lighting
knocked the cow she was milk
ing down neither was very badly
injured save 10 II beng badly
stunned.
Mrs. Frank Gibbons. nf K lnsas
is visiting her sIsler Miss Fltr
encc Lyni', Of NV Plymouth
John WalIer OF Logan speni
Saturday aud Sunday III this sec
tiG.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-06-04
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given thatthe following
accountsand youch ers have been filed in
the Probate Court OF Hooking county, y.
for first partial settlement.
John A Shaw Administrator or the es-
tate of Allie Wyski yer, deceased, same
will come on for hearing on the 2Tth day
of June 1891 at 10 O'Clock, q. M. or as soon
thereafter as may be convenient
W. Il. ACKER,
June4Sw Pro. Judge.