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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18
A RAIL ROAij PROJECT.
Ul:lizss the low Path and Make a
competing Line.

competing Line.
EnITGR DENTINEL:
G " Lamb of HuokeP,iS is actively
engaged in circulating petitions and
forwarding s plan for the abandon
ment Of the Hooking Canal and
building railroad in its stead;a plan
gradually evolved from many pre-
yious plans, and one which seems to
meet all objections and give prom
ise OF untold benefit to the people of
the Hooking Valley. Briefly, his
plan is for the Legislature to contrib
ute the canal lands for railroad to
be constructed thereon and owned
by residents Of the Hooking Valley
and adjacent cities; the stock to be
divided into large number of small
shares; each stock holder having an
equal vote regardless of amount OF
stock owned, thus enabling en-
ploye's and comparatively poor peo-
pie to receive a part of the earnings
and have vote equal to the largest
stock holder, securing the control
to the people forever. and keeping
1t out of the bands of few wealthy
spectators, railroad manipulators
and rival lines. The Legislature, in
consideration Of thler reducing the
same and retaining the power to re-
woke the charter upon violation OF
any of its conditions.
The great value OF owning an en-
trance into Columbus and through
all towns and cities on its lines hav
ing a graded road bed with sufficient
di:ching to drain it and requiring
but one or two bridges. with abnnd
ance of fine cut stone, many times
sufficient for same anJ for all stati'.
baildings, at present prices of ma
terials. a road can be built for com
palative tfifie. enabling It 10 trans
port freight and passengers profit
ably at fraction of present rates
and saving for the miners. coa' op
orators. consumers, merchants. ship
pers an! travelling public the enp:
n.nuS : i,ns Of money now sent on
to pay nonresident owners of wa
tered stock Of coal roads.
Such a road, even after greatly re-
idu.ing rates, need not be under tb'
5l,e necessity of emitting eniiovr''
salaries s.because earnings are insult
ticent to pay interest on stock water
ci to many times its value, anf
whenever Mr. Lambs plan has "e'
explained, it has been enthusiastic
ally received. and money to constrac'
and place the road in operation vii
lac forth coming Immediately upon
the enactment of the necessary law:
by the legislature.
There seems 10 be no good reason
SHY an army Of mea now unable te
nhtain employment may no, soon be
set to work converting an cid pes
tience-5reeding, miasmatic halt ol
the year-frozen, half of the year-dry
source of continual expense into a
sourc of revenue to the state and a
blessing to us all.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18
REPORT OF
Judge OF the Court of Common
Pleas of Hooking County
ONO.

The Grand Jury OF the Court Of Common
Pleas nf said 'ouniv. of the january Term,
1891. neg leave tdfeport that they have beeii
IN SeSsiM four days. and herewith return tu
TIE court the Indct'nSptS presented by
said Jury. We have carefully exaie.ne'i tni'i
all such IN liter. ;i> hrvt l.,.itl ti'iv 'bthe
to curu ,tie.e, ntvin -ximiiI" 81 witnesses
covering % ras.S an pr. s''nled il Isl Is ;tid
ignored ] 2c .SrS ct,iISi,itrSi hy MS. The hu>i
n..>- mas i.eru Lausacte>. In as espi dItiouS i
III .iiupr - pos. )lr
Na,ing our >eS>i, II We have viSi!rt the
ru,july .Is.i! AN il;t'ie complete rN tiiiiri
.ttinn iherp.,i, and finh that the rul"s M
sc ii,ti i.J ihe Court for th,. car. th"renf an
tn. he government OI Its innltfs's, nave
bcrn carried out a1d lirOp"rlvrnf' reed. g..
We reccOmend that gas jet he pi .ce'i at
the v W CurDer - the lower corridor. :i>
n Eight ut snrne pl:.ce ii the UPPER cfrild. n
a. il, Inv! the dirt lie cleaned IRON
between sratIngS OF windows.
Respeetfuuilv submitted
W : Larinier, Foreman
J m 18th 1891
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18

PATRICK SHERLOCK, of near this
llare. had two hogs bntchered last
week that are hard to excel in
weight. The purkers were Of the
Improved l'uland China breed and
we're one yearand eight months old.
One nog cleaned o73 pounds aid
,thei 475, 4 total weight of LOIS
pounds. Four huh;ired aud seventh
i've gallons of lard were procured
;rom the animals. -NcH Lrxin 5toD
Herald,
These Sherlock hogs are of the
Did Berks County, Pennsylvania
breed, brought to Perry county by
!looter rooter Rifle who lived an |
lied for many years near 81 JOS
eph's, They are indigenous in the
8erk's county sugar camps where
the tees. as hig as hossheads. are
run down to slim sappl:2gs at the
End of the sugar season. The
hogs, like the trees, are tapped, or
tail twisted, and before butchering
run down to reasonable and truth
Inl proportions. Sherlock butch
erei before tapping.
The particular pigs Motel above
were cultivated by johnny Msloy,
the great American Traveller, Author
,f -. N ristmaS in Nnrravn fnrthe
purpose of having them drip, SO to
,Deak, over Ills farm AMI start an
'ther soap mine, the old mine de-
veloped by the Herald some years
lgo, being about washed out.
Foar hunlrel AMI seventy five
gallons of lard, seven pounds to the
gallon, would make lots of soap
grease.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18

WE present elsewhere an artl-
Gle proposing radical measure
in regard 10 The Hooking Canal.
1t rs deserving of careful consid
Grafton.
The Sentinels long time posi-
lion on the best way to utilize
The canal Is to build an electric
roadway down on the tow path,
and we have been assured thai
can grant can be secured TO do
so, capital will be promptly fur.
shed, and the canal not dis
ned. The measure proposed bv
pur Murray correspondent will
provoke discussion, agitation, and
that's what The sluggish cana
needs just at this time to take off
scum that is too thick for Orna-
inent or utility,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18

Our Congressman, Gen. Gros
ysnor, has made agreat speech on
the tariff question. He radically
opposes the Democratic tariff re-
form measure, and applauis the
Mckinley law as the ultimate of
Republican wisdom on the tariff
question. HIS speech Is, beyond
question, the ablest yet made by
Republicans in Congress.
There il this back handed salts
faction III having Gen. Grosvenor
as our Congressman, that inasmuch
as we must have Republican to
represent us, we have the ableSt man
in that party in Congress.
One feature of the Generals
80 is not original. IL is a re-
production of his tin horning to his
constituents in iIell's half-acre. He
says that the present financial dis
trcss is due to Democratic free
trade. 1t is the hart of free ltrade
wneu ue are not there yet. "A c are
still under the Mckinley law as the
General well knows, and our trouble
is the sutfocatiug pressure Of that
odious measure. On the Generals
Ire of logic, we hold that the dis
tresslng tooth ache with which the
papers say he is suffering, caused
by exposure In the campaign. is not
from campaign conditions at all. 1t
is the agony of the apprehended i'll
that other !ialf-acre, which is not
Athens. That is, if his financial dis
tress Is due to Free trade, HIS agon
izing tooth ache is not the result of
antecedent caases, but Is the pain OF
the etxected,
Phe General is in pnrgatory, L"
make 1t as mild as his logic will let
us.
Pull your tooth and repeal the Nc
Kinley law, and physical and hnan-
cj,l distress will cease.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18
JUDGE HUFFMAN SUSTAINED
An Able Julgs

From the Lancaster Democrat Jan l2)
The damage suit of Ephram Con
rad against the g u VI V railroad
company, mention cf which was
made in the Morning Democrat
yesterday, was trie) before Judge
Huffman in the t'ommon Pleas Court
at the January term Of 1890, and
Conrad recovered judgement in the
sum of 5000. The railway com,
pauy first carried the case to the Cir
emit Court where judgement of the
Common Pleas was atfirm.d at Sep.
tember tenn Of the same year. The
railway company then instituted pro
ceilings III the Supreme Court To OBJ
tain t t:e re,er-al Of both iu gements;
but on Tues lay last the latter court
handed do Sn its decision affirming
the judgements Of the lower crurts.
This was first case tried by Judge
Huff naa III this county aal one of
the first since his elevation to the
Bench. The case was difii 'uIt as it
was important, involving many new
and complicated legal questions, and
requiring close AMI keen judicial
discrimination. 1t is gratifying to
the Bar and public generally 10 know
that Judge lIuffman's ruling in this
important case have withstand the
scrutiny of the Higher Courts with
out criticism, and that be possesses
the confidence Of both. ihe Democ-
racy of the District will be glad of
the opportunity to tender him a
unanimous denomination and reelec-
for his second term. Conrad's Coun-
sci was NJ A Daayherty, and the
Railway Company was ably repre-
sentel by Brasee & Brasee and a.
| Eorys.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18
S.,UTii BOUND.

The Buckeye Flyer is the Business Mans
Tain tn CbicasO, lifted with clegSht Par
or Cars an. :ile easy Pullman Sleepers.
Tnroh.h Pullman palace sleeping sa-s
m, uinnt trains to t'oluinSuS and Chicago.
The only ylinerunnIng through pariUr cars
bet ye.n Toledo and Columbus,
seat fl 6Jnly % cents.
Rates vE, the Buck sAe Route Hre always
as low as via nnv other line.
For rites maps md other Information,
call on q. W, Sch wenke, Ag't. ~ Logan. "r
write w. II. FISHER Generai Passe niger
aud ricket Agent Isoom 81, Deshler Block,
l. Oiumbus, Ohio.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18
Al ! Ii Wi snA. mile l,sl

ats 4 II wi Soi. inIIie i,sl is.
sue ii tlr Oh, O-m,3 ,3iat. an
nuahres is retirement from tie
editorial charge OF thai, paper
M Wilson has established aIt
excellent reputation as AN editor
he has been The power thaIar ia.
tainel ihe Ohio Democrat as re.
Aprcted paper among The A>su'I-
aled newspapers of The Stale. lie
Is thorough Democrat. d'fferina
some with us ON matters Of Incl
hent1i issue, but "A Democrat in
being with his pariv. all The same
The Sentinel extends TO Mr.. Viii.
son best wishes for success, in
whatever pursuits he may follow
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18
res News,

The Cincinnati Enquirer now
print their Weekly Issue IN two sec
tions, each section being an eight
page, eight column, extra large pa
Der. The first .ction Is mailed to
catch the early morning trains On
each Tuesday, and the second sect ion
Oh each Friday, thus giving their
patrons what Is equal to 104 large
papers a year, all for one dollar.
ian lS II
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18
CARD OF THANKS.

The Ladies of the st Johns Cath
olic Church desire thus to publicly
express their appreciation of the col
iial tender of good sill manifested
and return their hearty thanks to
their neighhors and friends of Lo,
gan for the liberal patronage exte9-
led, al the Festival.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18

ONCE there was boy who dis
liked another boy. But he was a
calf of boy. He was too much OF
a coward to fight, but he would hide
behind the corner of the schOo,
house and make faces at the Other
boys sister. The Mckay rat Jour
nal whlmpers and whines after tie
Commissioners for crum, = scrap,
a crust. Failing to get what it does
not deserve, the cowardiy raj
saeaks into its den, and under pro
lection of its absolute littleneSs,
threatens the Commissioners If they
pay bill according to law. The
Commissioners of this county art
honest, intelligent men. They arc
not affected 10y the begging of AT
adventurer, n'r inundated by the
squeak of rat in trap of its on r
construction. The country Is safe
and will 20 on. Rats don't run it,
nor can't ruin it.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18

We have before us the initial
copy of the McArthur Republi-
can. The paper is neat and tidy
a model Typographical skill and
edited with conservative gooc
sense. II is an acceptable ex'
change, ara in des eloping the ma
terial interests Of our sister ant
associate county, and promoting
the health, happiness and pros
perity of our interesting suburb
Macarthur, the new paper ha
our best wishes.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18
jan is II

Miss Helen Pursell of the Repnb-
lican Gazette, by special invitation,
will deliver the memorial address
of the Robert Burnes Association
at Shawnee on next Thursday. Al lSS
Helen is Sec tch Irish BY decent, agi
a pnpt of the Burns type by inheri-
tanre from the Tannehiil stock nf
Caledonia.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that The following
accounts and vouchers have Deen uieu IN
the PROBATE Court OF Hooking County, Ohio
for first partial settlement
Noah Matthias, Administrator OF the estate
AlnGZp Finefrock deceased,
and The same will come On for nearing on
the 81, day of jan nary, A. D., 1871, at 10
o'clocS, a. NJ, or rs soon thereafter as may
lie convenient.
Ian I-3t w, t. ACKER. Probate Judge
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Probate NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, thai the ioiio" an
accounts and Vouchers have been hled III
fh. Proba te Court Of Hpckiug County. ONO,
for first final settlement
A ] DYSON, Guardian OF Mary Shaw now
Mary Prmmer. an imhecils
and the same will come on ior ne;arlhg C''
.ha " IN duy OF january 1894, M 10 O'Clock.
a or as soon trereafJrr as may he conve-
nient. w. 4. AcNer' iioo"'e ~
Jauy 81
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18
PROBAlE NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given, that the foilnwing
uc,ounts and vouchers nave heen h!e', III
the Probate Court OF Hooking County, ONO
for second partial settlement "
Walter A. Harmed Guardian OF James v
WOoiard. -
AM. thr same will come ou or i','ari. q" ','i
the u " uf JanUlrN isPi- - - '''''t
A NJ rr - 500 thrra''i!,', !. /
hieni ~ Nr''-f
Jan 4el. 3w.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18

THa sniffling boo5y Of the Jour-
mi iii a paragraph. says that Messr.
It"mpel, Sands and Gould attempt
ed to purchase the Ohio Democrat,
etc. Ole Of the parties disclailns
any knowledge of the transaction.
The others are doabt!ess ignorant OF
1t. The whipper-snapp"r of th,
Journal is trying TO get y? sensa
non, bit 80 far Is {. failure Keet
on neighher.. pegging away at the
Co.n.nissionecs aui CoHirade DAVIS.
PARsoS.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the foilOwlne z
" accounts and vouchers have been nled IN
tb. Prohatrt t,ourt OF HOcking County, ohio,
for first partial setl lement
Annie Gallagher, GUARDIAN OF James Gal
|. .lier IN Insane person.
the p. .,Iav o. January 1891. at lOo'clock
M. or as son thereafter as may be convent
tnt. ,,,o ,,,,,,,a
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the toliow!ns
accounts and vouchers have been hle't Ill t',e
Probate CourI of Hooking County, Ohio' 'o'
fifth partial settlement
Jncoo \, aul No III tthiaS, EN"cuHors Oh
the VIII OF Peter Matthias deceased,
And the same Will come on tor heii'lnI o
th,. OF day of Janary 1891, ut 70 O'Clock
a M or as coon therea II er AZ may be .onNe
nient. WI. AChEh fIooose '""s'
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18
PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE ls hereby given that the following
n accounts and vouchers have been h,ed In
the Probate Court of Hooking County, ONO,
for iirst partial settle nent
John Conrad. administer oil the estate o'
Metildu Reid, deeeased.
And the same will come on for nearing on
the 9th day of Jan. 1894. at 10 O'CLOCK, u. ID
or ms -s,>ou thereafter as mny be convenient
lJau4S, VT. ACKER. Probate Judge
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18
LEWIS GREEN.

SHERIFF RYAN has given his
printing 10 the Republican Ga
zctte at legal rates. Sheriff Ryan
is from Ward township and don't
take stock in black legs. The Re
publican GaZette is not a raj pa
per,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice ia hereby given, that the ioiioM .ns
occounts and vouchers have been filed in the
Probate Court of Hooking County, ONO lor
first artial settlement
Geo Fox, Guardian Of Elmer Fox
The same will come OH for hearing on the
9th. day OF january, 1894, at 10 O'CLOCK "a m
or as soon thereafter as may be convenient.
[Jan 81 WI ACkEh, rro '"o$
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18
Notice to Builders.
Frank Kesslers's Sons OF
Logan Ohio.

n
Are now pre- paired to hil
all orders of building mater.
ial at prices to suit the
times.
Dressing OAK flooring 80 cents per,
hundred.
Dressing poplar or pine flooring Go
cents per hundr' d.
Dressing drop siding poplar OF
pine 80 cents per hundred.
and ali other work gone in
proportion and on short no
t1ce- ,Jany IL IT,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18

DIR. d. LITTLE. who has been in
failing health for some time past.
left on last Monday for Mt. Glenn
ents, Michigan, where he will re
ina,n during the winter at the SAM.
iarlum. The Doctor takes with
him the best wishes of his many
friends for early recovery. His wife
who has been quite feeble for soma
weeks past, is improving and hopes
1" join the Doctor in the near fu
turo.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18
NOTICE. OF APPOIN TMENT

Estate or Andrew Il Chute. deceased,
The undersigned has bee'i qualine aS an
ministrator of the estate of Andrew liChute
late of Hooking, Co deceased.
I3t Ell Chute
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18

The volume of the Weekly begins with q g
irsl hunter fer -,fary each Year. " hen
no n P,e Is Inetti, neti. subs Iiptions W IA ~
yin with HunIii-r current al tie tinEe Oi u.
-. II of The ortier
Rornd Volumes of Hsrper's Weekly for
tirtf. yrais bark In neat cloth binding. will
he sent by mail. p,,sts ae paid, or bv express.
free at eX pense pruv ;tie,i the fTriyh ,i,es not
xcred one dollar Der volume] fer s. w per
volume.
Cloth Cases for ench volume. suitable for
bindi' g, will re cent po>t-i'aid, on receipt of
:! 30 e:icb.
Re,nittances st.ouif be made by PostJffiee
Mnneley Order or dfsft, to avoti chance OF
ltISS.
Address; HARPER & BROTH ER5
New YLrk.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18
NOTICE or APPOlNTMEN

ESTATE of William .. whitcraft. deceased
The undersigned has been appointed aha
qualified as administrator of the tstate o
William D WhIt,ralt late oi Hooking County
deceased. n ,eoo
William I. Whitcrait.
Daf. d
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18
A Slalwart Democratic Journal.

Some professediy metropolitan
Democratic papers are not support
ing the congressional policy Of the
Democratic party as vigorously aN
they should. They ale antagonizlng
the Wilson bill, III the enactment Of
which the whole future Of the Dem
ocratic party is evitahle bound mp.
But notable exception to these
weak -kneed city journals is the s'ai
wart Democratic Pittsburgh Post.
Ii is one Of the ahleSt Democratic
papers Of the country. and should
be i'll every Democratic household.
The Semi Weekly Post is only one
dollar year.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18
Real Estate for Sale.

Persons desiring a bargain in Real Estate
will do well To call on VIM. DreSher, Hayden
vile who will sell the Andrew Dresher
band siturate IN section H2NlS in Green town
Snip, HorkIng County Ohio as Il whole or
i'll parts.
Vim Dresher. Administrator.
VCI.owery atty Logan ..
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18
NOTICE OF AIPOlNTM En-

Estate of AuguStns W WtltrrS q eceaSed.
The IA dprS;gned hbS bee. aDpDi lltei ant
nu,Iified ~ AdministrutriN NJ tile estate o
August uS Walters, late of HocSius, County
d. -ceaS'd.
Ian III Mrs II y tt3rS.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estat of Lemuel Bethel decei'sei
The un designed has Leen APPOINTED AM,
4 Betl,ri late of Hocsing County Ieceased.
Dated this IL day oi January A ID issi
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18
NOTICE UF APPOINr VI EN- L

ESiste of Mary Dup.er. deceastt
The undersigned n ts been aDpo.ntei ant
and qualified ~ administrator OF N. estate
of Mary Dupler late of Ho"kin5, Co,
deceased .,
Dated this lsfh day of JLnuary. J, lSa-
William Hull
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18
Notiea T. Tn. Taseiers Of i)ck =
ing County

The regular me ,ting nf the County Associ-
ntinn viii IT,, he'll Mt tn" II Igh School room
Logtn, o. Jan. u Of at 9 O'Clock
Program
f.aoor,nbv JPW West Logan
D;scn~S;r.E .W Brandt -
United States History.
Periods of Voyage aud Discovery .....-..--.. =.
,..WS 5 stone Hsydenville
D;Scu>si,n g. " Cox
The t,onstiIutional Period of u S Ifs ory...
-........Supt J * MOhler G'lllipolis
We howe that every teacher IN the county
will y, arrange his work, that they may bf
able to att.ui this IN 'eting. Coma prepared
to tmlke mart in the discussion. We also rx
tend "a col dial invitttinr to I'll who may De
interested in educational affairs.
w Fi!ing)
Frank GOrden Con
Nan NJ Bride)
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PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the following
accuurts and vouchers have been filed III
tie Probate Court of Hooking County, ONO
for first partial settlement
oliver w II Wright and Samuel II Bright
.Ssiyn..es Of Lawrence A Culver
,,ut, the same will come on tor hearing on
the 9Th day Of February 1894 at 10 o'clock.
NJ or as soon thereafter as may he convent
ent. w. L, Acker, ProDtte JuuSe.
Ian lE3
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18
TIE CONCERT.

The Festival closed last night with
complimentary Concert t" the pa
irons. The ATTENDANCE was the lar
gest ever assembled in Logan and
embraced TIE culture and intelll-
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-18
NOTICE OF APrOlNTNEN J.

Estate of John W. Kneipe, deceased
The undersigned h-ts beeG duty appointed
md uunliri..,i as admistr.'tor Of tlie Estate
o. John W. Kneipe of Hucking comfy. de-
t.e;,s-,d Dated this 2o In Iay of t'ectnhtr. A.
ID. 1898. Ang linz Kneipe.
(Dec 2S 3w.l
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J..Gks For Sale

Five first c,lss aniua,s. Prices from 81 ~,
10 $4,000
Address Jacob We iNe<
-llJw CIR 60 Z :
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1.'.E b II))s'.' 5.
Cook tov3s
Heating E Stoves

It Will pay you we'll to buy
Stoves of t Z. .tl3 The
winter season is nearly OF ana
your old stove is dangerous
Buy a aew one and not only
save your house. bat by pur-
chasing of T. E. Baker. you
save 10 per cent on your pur-
chase. Mr. Ak er has also il
nice selection of Flower Pots.
and a fine sock of Pumps,
Carpet sweepers and all Kinds
of tin ware. Go there and
purchase.
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N1TlGE TO HEIRS.

THE STATE OF ONO In proaate Court.
In the matter of the Last Will and Testa-
mon, of ID MEL Leaman deceased, 10 Jane
Thompson, Srah Westenh.ver. Harriet Nc
(,nweii Mary T. barnes, w tshlnSt"n Lea
n,,n \lnert Iie,ntn, Grant Leitn,in onf.I n
j Hnrkiess. Bertha I. L.au Elisha Le;'man
Harry v Lean IN Ciaui Leainih, an .he
,'hr,,yu heirs OF RDsannan Cavluce
~o,' are hereby notitie,. that on the mi
dIv of Ianurry A. ID. 1894, an instiument nt
with, purportin- to he the Last WIZ an"
stament of Dan'"i ''"',h "a
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