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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-21
PEACE IN ATHENS.

We learn from our exchanges
that the Athens Herald, Gen Gros
venors and Representative Sleepers
paper, will discontinue in Athens
and remove to Macarthur. The Her.
aid was started some years ago by
an Office holding and office seeking
gang to run out Charley Jennings
and his old paper, the Messenger,
mainly because Jenning did not play
the Messenger, the old time honored
organ of the party. to the selfish in
terests of q gang. 1heHerald was back
cd by Gen Grosvenor with all that
that implies. And yet after six years
of constant assault upon the Messen-
ger, the Herald just quits. There
was no sense-in starting the paper in
the first place. 1t was the inspira-
ton of personal spite or personal
S f is ess. There was
n, party principle IN it. There
was no business pretext or long felt
want in it. Like all other enter
pr:ses of like kind, 1t spends it
force in fatal folly, and dies of ex.
austion. We besreak for Athens, Its
poll ,ics and its business, more
genial temper and pleasanter times
now since this yexatious newspap per
quarrel is ended.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-21
Distribute Ths Subsidy.

IL the old ex-Rebel planters of
Louisiana, with their colore / men,
American citizens of African de-
scent. can not RAISE sugar IN COM
petition with tie Cuban planter and
his niggers, and mus, have subsi-
dy, premium or gratuity. just to
accommodate him in making money,
why not give the loyal Ohio farmer
subsidy on wheat because he can't
raise it and make money by doing
so IN competition with the serfs of
Russia?
Pay the farmer of Ohio sum of
subsidy equal to the price of wheat
now in the market, say so cents,
and that will be only in proportion
as we are paying the Rebel planter
and his negro laborer for raising
sugar.
lie us give the Ohio loyal farmer
an equal share with the Rebel and
his niooprs.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-21
Antoninus Barleonus.

When Barlev's right and 1ony's
might shall meet together or Gander
creek height, then the gallant cap.
tain of the good ship Rachael will
come to his own again." thus sang
the prophetic Meg Merre.es when
she was Siverlv correspondent of
the Vinton Record. Now, the
prophecy has come true. and Tony
has the beauty aud the booty, the
one embodied IN himself, the other
embraced in the county printing,
spoils we'll deserving of the gallant
victor.
The last issuc of the organ Of the
victorious Republican -bauiitt of
Viuton cones to us model and a
marvel; long as a persimrnon pole,
and as uniquely illustrated as the
bark on beech tree near country
school house.
With Hope Furnace irony. the
picture of Larry Neal is used to i'm
press the virtue of pills, and Bill
Taylor's likeness leads an adver.
tisement of medicine for that tired
feeling. Alex. Sands is shown in a
cut administering medicine with a
tea apoon to baby, an illustration
cf the Syl Purcell Soothing Syrup.
We are entertained with two col.
UNI ms of Forsker's speech anu Dicks
proclamation, given out to the pub
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-21
Additional Local d appenings.

~ fire broke ont In the Flave Case property
On Second street. opposite the Jail ye rerdn>
The roof WAS burnei;the bucket brigade e1-
tinguIshed the hre.
The infant, md ONLY chilh OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Adj Upton died last night In the deep
shad ows that fall upon this home in this
time for others joy, the family have the $, IN
pathy OF us all.
During the momentsry absence OF Mr.
Oliver Brooke from bis feed stoie yesterday
afternoon, some sacks near the stove caught
fre. The. Kreig boys broke into the room and
put out the flames. In n few moments the
fiic would have been conf1agra tion.
Miss Annie, the ha ndsome and accom- plish
ed ten year old daughter of Mr. aud Mrs All
Brooke. had II Birthday last evening, The
parlors OF the Hotel Eempel were hliei with
a happy company OF little folks, bearing
handsome presents, and rendering good " isf
es The company was elegantly entertai n
ed 10y the sisters, Nj sses Marie snd Phllia.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-21
The Hawaiian Comedy.

If President Cleveland has any
humor in his composition, and from
a twinkle We once detected in his
steel blue eve as he catechised a
iIaweater on the peculiarities of
that tribe of Hockingites. he has
lots of it, he must have many quiet
mirthful moments, an ne watches
tho war on the straw men which the
Republicans pu: up and knock down
in HAWAII.
1t is, perhaps. vexatlons to Re-
publicans that the President isn't
doing what they are denouncing
him for doing. But he goes quietly
along, letting the niggers ami chin
ese and pirates fight and fuss, pro
posing that this Government shall
do fairly with foreign govern
ment, aud protect the rights of
American citizens in Honolulu ss
carefully as they are protected IN
the Capital city of Washington.
If Hawaii wishes a monarchy as
England does. it is none of "ur af-
fair. If she desnes Republic -as
France does, we shall. rejoice. If
she wants annexation, making her
mongrel barbarians citizens, we
protest.
President Cleveland is steering
clear of the nigger queen AMI the
adventures; encouraging the rstab-
llshment of law ar.,l order. and pro
tecting the rights Of American clti-
zens.
In this no.icv he is Sustained by
the sensible people of this country.
The clap trap of Republican pol'tl-
clans is only amnsipg.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-21
A Financial Fancy

We are not very much in favci
af the Government issuing Bonds
to ease the money strlngency. 1t Is
claimed by high financial authority,
that an Issue of ten or, twenty mill
ions i'll times of panic. would restore
confidence. The objection urged
mainly is that IN this scheme, the
Money Power, the Banks. would
make great profits.
Well. it happens that money is a
power; that money makes big prof
its, and we can't help 1t. The qnes-
ton is, allowing the Ranks addi
tional advantages, will the plan
help the People.
We have.this notion; During the
times of panic just past the Banks
would lend no money, because of
ITS alleged sea city. The Govern
ment was embarrassed for want of
ready cash, and Hard Times became
epidemic. ~ e KNOW of men in our
county who drew their deposits out
of the Banks snd hid the money in
beds and bureaus. We know one
man who walked for weeks at home
and on the streets with eight hun
dred dollars cash IN his clothes, be-
ranse "money is scarce and he
wouldn't trust his neighbor nor his
banker. Thousands of dollars, mn
needed cash, which if left in the
banks, could have been loaned to
our business men and helped tide
overa shallow place, carry along
over dead point, was thus hid,
buried, dead. These Old singers
and grabbtrs held on to their mon
e., watching like vullures, Tor the
sheriff TO seize upon some poor
mans store or farm and buy-grab
it. This robbery of the man in f
nancial distress, brought about by
causes he could not control. has
strewn the country with wrecks of
property and broken hearted, bank
rapt men. Now this condition,
making it possible for the grabhers
to impose upon the poor, might be
prevented by issueiug Bonds. max
ing money more plentiful. If you
please. If it is only thought that
money is plenty, relief is at hand
and we draw our breath easier.
Now, IL is onr notion, not
financial conviction. that if. IN those
hard times, with the Singers and
Grinders hanging round the hard
pressed merchant and farmer like
greedy wolves-if, then, good old
Uncle Sam would take his pen in
hand aud say. Boys, I'll see yon
ont: and write hl. check his Bond,
if Won please, for million or more,
would there he much wrong IN it,
even If the Bankers did get a big
discount i'll cashlny the note or
bond?
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-21

lie seven weeks before the election;
but, az Barley sensibiy thought, less
harmful now that the agony is over.
than when the issues were in doubt.
We caution our victorious cotcm-
porary now in time, not to let conf,
aence bind him to danger.
The political cyclone will bring
wreckers on his coast line. the IN
viting p.unler Will bring pilates to
his port. The move will be to start
paper on him. This Is history.
The camp followers, like valtures
are quick 10 light npcn the captured
camp; the looters follow fast upon
the heels of the conqaering host.
Cast your anchor to leeward,
brave mariner Of Gander Greek.
Clear the Good Ship Rachael for
action. and blast the Buccaneers be-
fore they spread a sail or drive a
peg. With sword and buckler by
your side. ride RoSenante in the
ring. Ihe sugar ~ yours, sweeter
than Dulcina's kisses, and more ac-
ceptable to the paper company.
Keep it. Don't let it he taken
from you. Eat it. Your long
time fast on plated patent medi-
sine will give relish to the tooth :
some sberiff's ads. and the fat
county printing.
You got to your granery, bully
Boy Farley, through no work of
ours; hut since you've "got there
we nope that yoa may grow happy.
and be pretty, and enjov, i'll the
fullness of your soul and stomach
the good fortune that has come to
You.
Keep your weather eye upon pi-
rates.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-21
CHRISTMAS.

TIE season of glad ,idings and
good cheer is at hand. The homes,
the churches, the stores are adorn
ing in anticipation of the christian
feitival. Our readers will find IN the
stores whose invitations appear in
these columns. every thing proper and
pretty for this season of love tokens
and testimonials for remembrance.
To our readers all, we tender our
best wishes for the MERRY CHRIST
MAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR. -
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-21
Fire-Mrs, McCarthy's House Cen
sumed by Fire Last Night.

Last night about midnieht the large and
elt CANT house OF Mrs D.nLls Mccarthy, nea
the Falls Mil was entirely destroyed by IRE
and all its contents except plano, burned.
The family, Mrs McCar,hy and her two
daughters had relired. The flames we're dis
cov,d by parties from the country goinR
home. The roof was about 10 fall In whom
the family was aroused; they were hurried
ont in their night clothes.
The loss of the home aud all Its belongings
is complete. Mrs Mccarthy and the girls
were sheltered at Jimmy Henefys last night
and this morning are too much prostrated to
be reno sed to town The Misses Mcbride,
took them wearing apparsl;sll their clothing
haA ing been burned.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-21
Order For Vaccination OF School
Children

II Is hereby ordered by the Board OF Health
OF the village oi ognn, Hooking County,
Ohio, that on and after January Sth. 1894.
no child shall be admitted TO any public,
private, or parocEial school IN the village
or Logan, Hooking County, Ohio. without
presenting satisfactory evidence of having
been successfully yaccinated or having had
small pox,
lts adoption and legal publication.
lSignedl w. +. Bowen. President
Ell l.. Davenport, CLERK
Adopted Dec. 20, 1893.
The above order IL published hy order OF
the State Board OF Health as precautionary
measure. for fear that Smallpox might be-
colne an epidemic In Ohio this winter.
All children whose p ,r snts are unable tn
pay can be vaccinatel froa Dy pr 'curinx An
order from the Mayor to n physician.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-21

Our esteemed contemporary, the
Republican Gazette, is distressed
lest free trade in coal will hurt us
in the Hooking Valley, Canada cap
turing our markets. Our horny
handed mining cotempora: has
cause indee for the calamity that
will fall upon his mining interests
in the Hooking Valley when coal
from Canada come down to Lo-
gan. -
The coal interests in the Valley
ere more endangered just now by the
Columbus Fuel company than by
Free trade with Canada. The Pitts
burgh coal can't be shut out by a
Tariff from Columbus.
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The Sunday Sun
Legal Notice.

Sarah Ui nlnnsl who resides at k'ngn'an
Kingman County, Ksnsas, and Charles
Morrison. minor over IA years Ofage whose.
residence is unknown, both of whom hre
grand children and heirs at ltw OF Robert
" Gods, deceased, will take notice that w.
H. Dawson, Administrator of the estitte OF
Robert Woods decreased. on the 30 II day Oi
October 1893, fled his petition in the Probate
Court of Hooking County. Ohio, alled.ins
TINT the personal estite of said Robert
Woods is insufficient to pay his debts nnd
the charges OF adm istering his estate; that
lie died seized IN fec simple of the fellow
ing descibed reai estate situate in the County
Hooking and State OF Ohio. to wit:- Being the
north hall of the South Enst Quarter of Sect.
ion Twenty Seven(2), in Township Twelve
ny. Range Nineteen U9). Except one acre
decided to William Polling ,'ff of the South
west conner beng Triangular In shape and
!, ing west of the road. Also the west hall OF
the iIOrtl, east quarter OF said section. Town
Shi ip and Range, Excepting thiIiv TWO lf2)
acres on of the north east end thereoi:-being
twelve it2) acres owned by HUH Carr, and
twenty {2) acres owned by Frank Wasner.
being of the land OF Robert NOO-is. one hun
dred and twenty seven (i2.) acres more or
less
That Ruth Woods rs widow Of said ,iece,ient
is entitled to dover In said premises and Isaiah
pefenbaueh ani ID H StrOuse and Son nave
iudrement liens theron. The prayer OF said
b.titian is for the assign ment OF dover to
said Ruth Woods, for a sale OF said premises
SUBJECT to Said dover, for the payment of the
debts and charges afOre said,
The persons first above mentioned Will
take notice further, that they have been
made parties defendant to said petition. nm"
that they are required To answer The same Oh
Or before
THE 9th DAY OF DECEMBER, !. d. 1898.
Nov. End. 1899.
VIC. Dawson, Adminislrater
Oi Robert Woods, deceased.
Nov 2nd sw
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Sheriff S Sale.
The State 0fOhio,Plf.

The State of Ohio,P
VS..
Peter HanStin, De.t
In he Court M Common Ples.s ot Hooking
County Ohio.
NOTICE is here by given. that the under
~ signed. sheriff OF H'.ckiu County. orlp.
by vIrture Of an attachment issned out Of
said Court In the above entitled cause, and
To him directed MS sheriff o. saii County
Will, in the Village of MAlville in Said
County on
Monday Dec. 18th, y. d. 1898,
at 10 O'Clock a m
OF said day. offer for sale ut public auc
tion. the following merchandise, siturate in
the Store room OF Peter Hanstin, "a lot of Dry
goods Boots and Shoes Groceries and every
thing contained IN q Dry Goods Grocery.
Terms of sale. cash
Given under my hand at Logan, ohio,
this 7th day of December A. y. ls9
ID. W. wRIG HI, ,SHE HEkIFF
Wright and Petit. httys for Pin.
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THE HARPERS

Harpers publications are standard, they
are. the forInos, in their class, this conn-
try Rivals spring upat odd seasons, -four
ish for a time, and discontinue. Harpers
have weathrred the storms OF half IL century
and with each suceediig Z year grow In pop
ularity. they are always on the front line,
both in substantial merit and captivating
ultra tion.
SpecIman copies can he had Mt this once
St prospectus All page this issue.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-21
HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS
OVER BALTIMORE & OHIO cSouTBwEsrERN
RAILWAY,

For the christmas Holidays this line offers
a rate Of one and nne-thlrd fare for rou I'd
trip bet we,,l all stations on Its lines, from
the AIissiSsippi River, ON the west. To PARK
ersburx and pittsbure, east, over all the
prlncipul connecting lines. Th, Sc tickets
will be on sale December q. "a %. 30 nnd 81
1893, and Jan. ist 1891: good returning until
January 2nd. Ask your tI"ket agent Tor iuii
particulars rates and time ihfcs.-
OF McCsrty, Genr Passenger agent
ST Louie No.
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Administrators a Sale
of Reai Estate.

In pursuance of an order Of the Prohnfe
Court of Hook ing County, Ohio. VIII "fer
for sale ut public c>,luctiun, -,
Saturday January. goth, 1894,
stid O'Clock A. NJ on the premises
the following descrihed real estate, sitnIta
in the Cou 'ty OF Hooking. ard State OF Obi"
to wit:-Retng the north half Of the south
east quarter Of Section twenty seven t27l, In
Township twelve (l2). Range nineteen li9l.
except one acre decided t" William Polling on
of the SOutli-west corner, being Triangular
in shape and lying west OF the road, Also
the west half of the Lorth east quarter OF sad
section. Township and Range. excepting
thirty two (S2) acres on of the north east end
thereof:-being twelve Q2l acres owned by
Hugh Carr, and twenty t20) acres owned ny
Frank Wagner. being OF the land of Robert
Woods. onehundred aud twenty seven ti3I)
acres more or less.
Said land to be sold FREE OF DOVER. Ap
praised ut &i3s7,f0'
Terms OIL Sale: One third In hand, onethlri
In one year, and one third in two yesrs from
day OF sale with interesi; the payments to ne
secured by mortgage upon the premises sod,
Uec. al tsJ, W. q. Dawson. Admir- OF
Rohret Woods. deceased,
Wright and Fettit, a:tre, 5Y
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IROl}Alt NOTICE..

Notice IL hereby given. that tho 'nrnwinR
accounts aud vouchers have hee.' Hied III
the Probate Couii of Hooking County. Ohiu
for sixth and final settlement.
Samuel n. Rri. .ht. administrators of the g..
tate OF Henry Hite decreased,
AMI the same VIII come on or hearing on
the 6 IN. day of January 1891, ri - O'Clock
a. NJ, or sOOu thereaitefi may he con ' q
I.ient' W. Acker Probate Judge.
iD,s: Il Ok. 3w.
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PROBATE NOTICE

Notice Ia hereby given, that the following
A-;coun ts and and Vouchers have been hieti
In the Probate Court o: Hooking County ONO
tor first aud n al sediment
lillian " amer, ,Adml Ii istrator OF tie estate
OfCarOlins FL. hey, dece ised,
and tn same will come ON for hearing on
the 18th day of January. 1884, at ten OlNk "A
NJ or AZ soon thereafter may be convent
eut. w AcSer, froDate Ju"se.
Dec q 3w
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PROBATE NOTICE

NoiIrr is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been hled ~
tieP oi,at.. Court of Hocking County, ONO,
for first partial settlement
Jobm NJ FIoyd Trus ee Ia trust for the hene-
nj OF the creditors oft'nllIns II Moore.
and the same will come on tor hearing on
the 18th day ~ january :S94, at IN "'ciock'a
NJ or ns conn thereafter as may be canyenl-
eni " L Acker. PrOhute Jutge.
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PRORATE NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given, that the following
accounts and vouchers have been filed in
the Prohaie Court OF docking County. Ohio,
tor irst partial settlement,
Samuel II. Bright, Executor of the VIII Of
Harriet McCune, deceased,
and ihe same viii come On for nearing on
the 9th. day of Junnary, A. D., 1891, at 10
O'Clock. A. NJ, or as soOn thereafter as may
DecIiA3tI w. T. AcKER, Probate Judge.
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ANIMAL. ELECTION.

Notice fs hereby given that there will he a
meeting of the Stockholders Of the Salt Creek
Valley Turnpike Co. In the shte shop oI
John McKittrick, Laurelville ONO, on
SATURDAY. JANUARY 6.h, 1894,
at O'Clock Pm. for the purpose OF eiesiinR
seyen directors and making the annual net
tlement and transacting all other busliiesa
that may come before the Board.
Nelson Karshner, President'
George Reichelderfer, Sectary. ~
Dec li-1y .I.aurelville u. Dec. Sth 1873.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the f"llowint
y accounts and vouchers have been hled In
the Probate Court of Hooking County, Ohio
tor first and fina! settlement
Isaac W. Rtt.ers Gusrlian of Abraham L.
Rutgers aEi TheSon q. RiLtgrrS.
And the same will come on tor hearing on
the 10th day of Ian. 1891, at 10 O'Clock. AZ. IN
or ~ SOon thereafter rs ~ be convenient
dec II 81 VT. ACKER. Probate Judge
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PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby gwen that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been hled IN
the Probate Court of Hooking County, ONO
for nrRt partial set Element
Rubsrt Swinehurt; Guardian Of the estate o,
Daniel IL arinOn an insane person,
md the satne III come on for hearing on
the 18th day OF January, 1891 at 10 o'clock, A
, or as soon thereHfter as may be convent
ent. w.T.Acker, Probate Judge
nap li "
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PROBATE NOTI, +.

Notice Ia hereby given. the following ac-
~ counts ana vouchers have ID ell hle't IN
the Probate Court II ilOckinx "a unty, ONO,
Tor Third partial settlement,
Geo gr Koll I'll l,arger, Guardian OF the per-
sun q mt estate OF William n Funk,
and the same will come On for bearing on
the I3th siay of January 1894 ut 10 O'Clock, a.
NJ or an s,on thereafter may he conve-
nIenJ. W. l. hcHer, ffooate Ju"Se
I,pc 9l 3y
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Noti:e Is hereby given t"ef tfr owing
accounts and vt.lrher> hsS, 'eSii iis'- la tlis
''robatet;nuri Of ii"cking county, Ohio, Tor
first settlement.
Samuel II Bright f:n"rr'f"n NJ tho estate nj
Frederick VI. Frie>ii,-r and :, iirr'nt r. Fr'Is-
ner. .
And fha same vii; come on fnr hearin" "n
the 8rh day OF J.nu.Iy 1891. 81 uo'clocK
a. m or Rs soon thereafter a. may be ,Onve
nient W.T.. ACk Err. Pr"ha.e Judge.
Dec II lS93-Sw.
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PROBATE MOTTO Il.

Notice Is hereby given, that the following
A>nccounts aid vouchers have been filed In
the Probate Court of Hooking County, ONO
for frat and dnal settlement
Elizabeth Samners. Administrative "f the
Estute OF Joseph ID. Summers. deceased,
and the Rame will COME on for hearing on
the 18th day o: January 1894. at 10 o'clock, \
NJ or AZ soon thereafter may he conre
nienL W.T.. Aceer. Probate Judge.
La. 2w
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PROBATE NOTICE..

A1ottce In hereby gwen. that the fn'lowir0
~ a-ou flts and vORcners have been hien III
the Probate Court Of II locking County. ONO
for secO nj partial sett iement
John NJ Floyd, Administrator de bt,niS non
OF the estate OF Janes X. GrOghan. deceased
and the same will cnme Oh Tor nearing on
the 18th day OF Janrary, 1891. .nf T. O'Clock. a
n. or Az soon therea ter ;,S may he cOnveni'
snt. a. T. Acker, Probate Judge.
Dec pl SW
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PROBATE NOTICE..

Notice II here,,. given, that the following
accounts and vouchers have he.n nleti In The
Probate 1.nur, Ot Hooking County, Ohio Tor
Ee,.pnd and final set leineIt of the esta'e OF
r. K Tritsch Assignee In trust Tor the bene-
d ui the rrs.o lt1prs uf 4. E. Work & TO.
The g., me will chm. on fpr hearing on the
H. day oi b.-c.mls r.. :'SS. AT 10 O'CLOCK ~ III
,,r ;u stOn ther-mfIer IA may i,- convenient.
Dec An Mt ACKFR. PRO Judge
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ {, couuts and vouchers have been hled In
the Probate Court Of Hooking County, Ohio,
for First sett lement,
Margaret Case Guardian OF Chas, Q. Cook,
Lewis Il. Cook, EugenIa NJ. Cook, William
Uook Emma N. Cook and Albert {. Cook,
And the same will come on for he ring ON
the 9th dav ofJanuary 1894. at 10 O'Clock u.
m :, or as soon thereafter as may be convent
ent.
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Notice to Grand Jury Witnesses.

The Grand Jury cnnvenes on January sth,
1894 Persons having complaint in brin. be
fore This hody u. ! witness tn appear. should
notify the Prrsecating Attorney ut least
two weeks before court cnnvenes. so that am
pIe time he given to prepare, and properly
present matters for investigation.
DC lIth I'd BY order OF tie Court