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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1910-03-18
Kernville

Word came chat we would not get
a boat in here with supplies very
soon. So if the people get seed oats
they will have to haul them in.
H. F. and G. S. Parmele have
gone to Newport after seed oats.
They will have 100 bushels, which
they will SOW on the John Morris
farm.
jesse Farrin made a trip to the
Valley last week. We haven't
heard whether he found location
to suit him.
The sawmill has started with
Dick Anderson as foreman.
Mrs. Esther Sthephens and child
ren have gone to Newport, where
they will visit friends for while
then go on to visit Mrs. Stephens
mother, Mrs. Horton.
There are just two sacks of flour to
be found in our stores, and every
one out or nearly so.
The people of Lower Siletz river
are forming port. They plainly
see that it is the only way of getting
transportation and get something
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C0T INITV NEXMC News of each Community deach
OOO1NA ANI w - week by Our Rut!ng

We hear Nose Killam will start
for the Siletz Agency next Monday.
P. G. Wheeler will start to the
Valley to work next Monday.
w. J. Mcdonald cut some wood
for district No. 81.
They are extending the phone
line from ] NJ. Booyers to o. e.
McMillen's, a distance of nine
miles.
There is a sink about 80 feet long
and 10 feet deep in the H. T. Curl
grade, but travel goes around it.
The younger Muir boys are pre-
pairing to milk for the factory.
Mr.. Min is staying at William
Gardner's.
Nels Gardner and Lilbern Hardin
visited J. T. Dickens and A. M.
Royse this week.
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G. L. Gray of Newport was
county seat visitor Wednesday.
Clyde Van Orden was down from
Elk City Tuesday evening.
Get the Hadit, and chew Zeno
Gum, for the breath.
The one that made them cut
prices-Water Front Barber Shop,
Toledo, Or. Hair cut 25c; shave
15c.
w. K. Merrill and r. B. Walls
OF the Toledo Newport Telephone
Company were passengers for the
Valley Monday morning.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1910-03-18

AS Mr.. Damon was going to
Eddyville last Thursday morning he
saw two dogs killing Mr.. Weltin S
fine ram. Mr.. Damon killed both
dogs.
After successful six months
term the Eddyville school closed
last Friday.
Mr.. Herring is making great i'm
prov ements on his homestead in the
way of clearing and fencing.
A. M. Baxter, A. B. Hunt, M.
S. Herring and S. T. Loudon went
to Toledo last week to attend County
Court in the interests of good roads.
Born-March 18th to the wife Of
George Willoughbv a seven pound
boy. George is doing as well as
could be expected.
Rev. Plumer of Salem, Rev.
Bartholomew of Chitwood, NJ. s.
Herring and S. Z. Loudon of Little
Elk attended quarterly conference
of the Evangelical church at the
home Of Mr.. Stringer last Saturday
Rev. Hornschurch of Portland
Presiding Elder in charge.
Our good roads beard have their
plans all finished and turned over
to the supervisor. They have 126
days work subscribed, the County
Court will help with some money
and we voted two mill tax, so in
all we will have about $500 tc
make roads with. Road district
No. II will have some good roads
as well as others.
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OTIS.

We are all taking advantage OF
the good weather by putting in oul
crops.
F, S. Murray and A. NJ. Royse
are both narrowing and seeding.
John T. Dickens visited O. E.
McMillen this week.
Dickens & Co. sold two fine mich
cows this week.
O. e. McMillen, our new road
boss, is in the lower end of the
district looking over the road.
Mr.. Rash made trip to the
Valley after his daughter, Anna,
who has been away since August.
George Thompson has returned
to his home in Wilamina.
Marion Curl is out in the Valley
visiting.
Leslie Bob is at Grand Ronde
fencing his land.
School will start in the Wes. dis
trict the 25th inst.
B. E. Oviatt is teaching in Dis
trict No. 81.
G. S. Parmele is doing nice lot
of plowing on the land he has rented
of John Morris.
VIM. Samuels is making himself
fine large redwood canoe.
VIM. Combest of Taft was a
visitor at j. T. Dickens this week.
Jesse Farrin passed through on
his way to his home at Taft the
other day.
A man was drowned in Salmon
river the other day. Who it was
we have not yet learned.
The Otis ball team will meet and
organize next Sunday.
Prof. 7. N. Lowe had a call Sat
urday by B. e. Oviatt.
Mr.. Burnsides of Sheridan visited
j. T. Dickens this week.
Dickens q Company have finished
hauling hay from Nose Killiams,
and he still has more for sale.
Joe Dick has been busy the last
few days hauling wood and making
spear poles.
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Died

Harrison-At his home in Cen
tralia, Washington, on March
2, 1910, of Bright disease,
William Henry Harrison, aged IS
years, | month and 1 day.
Deceased was born in St. Law
renee county, New York, on Feb
ruary 1, 1884, of Irish parents.
When about Is years of age the
family removed to Huron, county,
Ontario, where he was sent to school
and later apprenticed to learn the
carpenter trade. On August, 18th,
1861, he was married to Miss
Margaret Glow of Wawanosh, On
tario, of which union eight children
were born. In 1869 he moved to
Rush City, Minnesota, where he
took a homestead. Later he en-
gagged quite extensively in the cord
wood business there. In November,
1885, the family came to Oregon.
Settling for the first winter at Dali
las, but later moving to Newport,
where he built some cottages. In
June, 1856, he, in company with
Captain f, e. Dodge, established
the first cannery ON Alsea Bay.
The partnership lasted for but one
season, after which Mr.. Harrison
built and managed q cannery inde-
pendcntly for three seasons. In
1890 he built the steam schooner
w. II. Harrison, which he owned
and maraged for about two yea s,
During this time and for severa |
years latter, he was engaged in
sawmill business at Waldport, but
his liking for farm led him to
leave the mill in the hands of his
sons that he might devote his entire
time 20 his farm at Bay View. The
latter years of his life except the
last year and a half, were spent at
Bay View and Ona, this county,
where he owned farm at the time
of his death. In October, 1910, he
moved to Centralia, Washington,
where he has many relatives. He
leaves a wife, two sons, four daugh-
ters and nine grandchildren. In
ierment was made at Centralia, on
Saturday, March 5th,
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Little Elk
Spring is here at last.

spring Is mere at last.
Farmers are busy blowing and
sowing during this fine weather.
Irwin Magee and S. T. Louden and
son, Virgil, went to Chitwood last
Sunday to look after their cattle
that are being fed hay at Mr.. Wea-
ver's place.
DR.. Lee Shirley and family of
Magee Creek were visiting at the
Cordell home las Sunday.
Mr.. Crocker has been on the sick
list the past week but is better at
this writing.
Rev. Holnschurch of Portland
and Rev. Plumer of Salem held
services at the Little Elk school
house last Monday evening.
Mrs. Kline is home again and
many of her friends are glad she is
able to be among them once more.
She has been at Corvallis for several
weeks taking medical treatment.
Our Debating Club has been
changed to Literary Society and
Spelling School. We find the
change good one. Any thing TO
keep the people interested.
Mrs. Herring is reported on the
sick list. We ho,e for her speedy
recovery.
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Yaquiina

Mrs. R. R. Miller, of Summit, is
visiting her husband who is teach
ing school at Yaquina.
w. A. Williams came down from
his ranch near Toledo, to spend
Sunday with w. &. Hoeflein.
Shove left Thursday for the valley
where he will make his home.
Miss Hilga Holmgreen, who
works at L. e. Casteel's Hotel, left
Tuesday Tor a two weeks visit with
ner mother Mrs. S. A. Holmgreen
of Ona.
VIM. Shove and family of Yaq-
uina are going to make their per-
manent home in Newport.
R. Pond and family of Michigan,
are visiting the family of c. Pond
Supt. X. Z. Coin, visited the
school here Wednesday.
The bay is full of small fish now.
VIM. Bachus is shipping from
800 to 400 lbs. daily.
1t is reported that Adlia Casteel
is confined at the hospital at Cor
wallis with scarlet fever
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by the mother. At a late hour the
guests repaired homeward. A good
time was reported by all.
Three more boys f,r the Ninth
Grade are desired by that class.
This weather makes everyone
sleepy, therefore, the school is very
quiet.
Lena Ball has been absent almost
all week.
Aileen Gather was absent Wednes-
day morning.
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WaIdport.

Ranger Durbin had to fight fire
last week on Saddle Mountain.
Chas. Webb is delivering some
# logs to the Lumber Company.
Services are being held every
night this week at the Presbyterian
Church.
Quite a lot of Waldport freight is
already waiting Captain Tyler at
the dock in Portland.
The Commercial Club has been
asked that Waldport be represented
at the Spirit of the Golden West"
parade at Portland during the Rose
Festival next June.
Christen Jensen is putting up a
new woodshed and little later
will begin the construction of an
addition to the House he bought
from G. J. Smith. Mr.. Jensen ex-
poets his family to move down soon.
Capt. Henry Nice is clearing
some land on the north side of the
Bay. The Captain has also been do
ing some gardening during the past
two weeks
Waldport's school will close the
latter part of April. The patrons
of the school desire very much to
have a longer term next season.
Anything short of nine months
school for district as large as this
is unsatisfactory.
We are glad the County Court ap-
proved the Port petition submitted
by the Waldport people. Taking
in as we do the entire Alsea River
within the County we are free from
any kind of strife over harbor i'm
provements.
The Commercial Club rec emily
asked Supt. Alderman for infor-
nation regarding the prescribed
standard for High Schools in order
to participate in the County High
School fund. The following extract
may be of interest to many: THE
district shall furnish at least one
teacher who shall devote the whole
of his or her time to high school
subjects, and also maintain at least
eight months of school during the
year, provided that in newly or
ganized high school for the first
year teacher might spend part of
his or her time teaching grammar
grade subjects.
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St. Johns Church.

Service next Lords Day palm
Sunday at HOO am. Evening
service at Yaquina at 4:30 pm.
Everybody welcome.
Rev. | ran is O. Jones, Rector.
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Wanted.

Position as housekeeper, by mid
die aged widow. Apply at this Of
flee.
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SHORT LOCALS

Annual clearance sale at Wythe &
Ogg's this week.
Mr.. Harvey Hammond of Millwood
left this morning for Alabama to
make an extended stay.
One half price on all trimmed and
untrimmed hats at Wythe & Ogg's.
Mr. w. G. Rockwell of this city went
to Newark Tuesday noon to attend to
some matters of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Shellenberger re-
turned to Columbus this afternoon af.
ter visit with relatives in the city.
Scribner's Xmas perfumes, 25c.
Mr.. Thomas Feeney of Cleveland
was called to this city on Monday tc
attend the funeral of his grandmother
Mrs. Bridget Feeney.
"Edgemont" that Creamy" crack
er sold by Poppleton, East Gambler
street.
Elliot, the small son of Mr.. and Mrs
c.. e. Stoyle, is confined to the home
of his parents on Wooster avenue by
severe attack of rheumatism.
Solid meat oysters, certified as san
tary by the officers of the state in
which they are.grown, sold by Popple
ton, East Gambler st.
FARMS FOR SALE-50 acres, 81!
miles from city, price $500. Also {
stock and grain farm, containing 81
acres, has four producing gas wells
New Groom dwelling. Price $61 pc
acre. Stream G. Rimer. #
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REPORT
OF The Schools 10 Harrison
Township

The following Is report of the
Harrison township schools:
The board of education employed
M. C. Cummlns to supervise the var
ious schools of the township, of which
the are six, viz.-Horn, Ross, Grove,
Mt. Zion, Ferenbaugh and Burtnet.
The following teachers are employ
ed:
Horn-M. G. Cummins.
Grove-O. B. Cummins.
Ross-Edna Green.
Mt. Zion-Maude Dudgeon.
Ferenbaugh-Georg Cain.
Burtnet-Chas. Horn.
The enrolment of the different
schools is: Horn 80, Ross IL, Grove
II, Burtnet 10, Ferenbaugh Is, Mt
Zion II. The superintendent is re-
quired to make twenty visits during
the year. This is done by allowing
him 9 months in which to teach his
school, thus permitting him to take
one uay OI edch "eeh ioI 'isitatioh'
Eleven visitors have been made. The
superintendent has prepared a course
of study adapted to the needs of the
schools. This course is now being
printed. 1t is hoped that the teach
ers, officers and patrons will vie in
accomplishing the ends suggested by
this course.
In his visits the superintend-
ent has offered suggestions where
1t seemed best, heard classes recite,
commended strong points in teach
ers' work, and explained a system
of markings and the work of the
course.
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stoo REWARD, s1oo

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease, re-
quires a constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internal
ly, acA.ng directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces, thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by build
ing up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. The pro
prietors have so much faith in its
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that II
fails to cure. Send for list of testi
monials.
Adrress: F. ]. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipatiou.
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GRAND OPERA IN PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. 13--With
every prospect of eclipsing all records
for variety and brilliancy. Philadel-
phias annual season of grand opera
opens tonight with performance of
"Tannhaeuser" by the Metropolitan
Opera Company of New York. The
Metropolitan company will continue
its performances here until the mid
die of January, when it will be sue
seeded by the Philadelphia-C Chicago
company, under the direction of An
dreas Dippel.
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Saturday, the 31st day of
December. 1910.

between the hours of p. m. and %. m.
of said day. the following described lands
ard tenements, to-wit 4
The following described real estate, an
situate in the township of Liberty coM-
ty of Knox and State of Ohio. and be-
ing all the real estate which was devised
TO Mary A. Dalrymple for life. by tho
Last Will and Testament of Andrew Dali
rymple. deceased. and more particularly
described as follows:
FIRST PARCEL
The following described real estate sit
nate in the northwest corner of Lot Four.
In the Second Quarter Of Township Six,
ginning at point in the center of the
Liberty Road, so called thence in
southerly direction along the center OF
said road. $3.50 poles to the center OF the
Delaware road: thence in an easterlv di-
rectioD along the center of said Delaware
road, 45 poles: thence. ~; 2 deg. Is min;
poles thence N. 4 deg. so min. u. 4703
roles to a post: thence N IS deg. Is min.
w. 1853 poles to the place of beginning.
containing twenty-four and 99-100 acres.
(2i.99 AZ
SECOND PARCEL
The following described real estate In
the Second Quarter of township Six.
Range Fourteen. Knox County Ohio.
and being the south part of lot No. IL. ana
beginning at the center Of the intersec-
| tion of the Delaware Road and the Lib
| erty road. so called: thence in south
| Liberty road. s9.S2 rods; thence NJ IS deg.
| Q min. W. 119 ~ rods to n stake: thence
| N. deg. II. 11fS So rods to q stake in the
center of sa Delaware road: thence In
| an easterlv Z rtion along the center of
said Delaware road 121.39 rods to the place
| Of beginning: containing eighty-one and
96-10O acres of land. lS1,96 AZ
| THIRD PARCEL
The following described real estate In
| the Second Quarter of the Sixth Town
ship, Fourteenth Range. Knox County,
| Ohio, being the central part of Lot NO.
\ 13. and being part OF the Hogg Section,
sOcalled. beginning at the center Of the
intersection of the Delaware. Road and
the Liberty road socalled: thence In q
northerly direction. along the center of
| said Liberty Road i5S.61 rods to a stake;
| thence s. rs deg. 40 min. w. 64.42 rods tn q
| post: thence S. 60 deg. Is min. w. ~
rods to an Film tree; thence s. se desv
thence S. rs deg SO min. w. 0tS rods to
| a post: thence s. 4 deg. w. 9S75 rods to
| the center of said Delaware road: thence
| in an easterly direction along the center
| place of beginning. containing Ninety
| Four and SS-100 acres of land, 1aa SO Al
| First Parcel appraised at 81 600 no.
| Second Parcel apnraised at 81 Ses 60.
| Third Parcel apnr9i ised at IS 6Ss.S0.
| Terms of Sale-One third cash and the
| balance in two equal installments, pay
| able in one and two wears resnectiveiy
| from day of sale; deferred payments to
| hear interest at six per cent per annum
| and he secured bv MORTGAGE on the prem
| iseS sold. Or purchaser may pay all cash.
| If he so elect.
| Said premises will first be offered in
| Parcels, and will then be offered as q
| whole and will be sold to the highest
| bidder.
Sheriff Knox County q
Park Y: Blair. attorney for plaintiff
| 11-25 ;12-2,s163
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EVERY MAN A COP
in COLUMBUS, OHIO

Columbus, o., Dec. 13.-Columbus
Is becoming POOR picking for the
hold-up gentry who have been oper.
ating in the city for the past month
without fear of molestation from the
police. The citizens, like the worm,
have turned, and are making 1t warm
for the bold bandits.
George w. Suydam, 18, but husky.
was ordered to throw up his hands
by a son of Italy, who enforced the
order by showing the muzzle Of re-
volver in Suydam's face and then
leisurely went through his victims
pockets, abstracting a watch, 50 In
bills and some small change. Alter
satisfying himself that he had Sc
cured everything of value. the robber
beat 1t across a vacant lot. Suydam.
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thinking OF Jne christmas presents
the 50 wOud buy, started in pursuit.
and when the Italian stumbled over
a fence fell on him and choked him
almost into insensibility. He recov-
cred the SO but the watch and small
change were lost in the snow. He
took the revolver from the bandit.
and found 1t was unloaded. The man
pleaded 80 hard that Suydam did not
turn him over to the police.
Mrs. Sadie Sable, 60, bent with the
weight OF her years, was held up by
thug on the Front street viaduct,
vino grabbed for her pocketbook. but
when the woman then turned back
her cape and flashed a gun 10 his
face he made his exit In record
breaking time.
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Mrs. Mary DeJean, who underwent
an operation at the Mt. Vernon hos
pital some time ago. was able to re-
turn to her home on Tuesday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. McGaughey have
returned to their home In Columbus
after short visit with DR.. and Mrs.
#. l.. Slngrey of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Frost Of Sparta
went to Columbus Tuesday morning
to spend the day.
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WIFE MURDERER TO HANG

Perth, Ont, Dec. 13-Unless grant
ed a respite, Rufus Weedmark, con
victed last October of the murder of
his wife, will pay the death penalty
for his crime tomorrow. In drunken
quarrel Weedmark choked his wife to
death. The feature of the trial was
the evidence given by the murderer's
fourteen-year-oId daughter, who was
an eyewitness to the tragedy.
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DOUGLASS
SET FREE

Columbus, o., Dec. 13.-Governor
Harmon has committed so as to
grant imm liate freedom to James
u. Douglass, former city auditor of
Massillon, serving term of one
year in the penitentiary for embez-
element. When convicted the court
offered Douglass suspended sen
tence, but he refused 1t. William
Williams, Shelby county horse thief.
will be liberated on Dec. 20.
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Saturday, the 7th day of
January. 1911,

between the hours OF / p. m. and p. m:
of said dav. the following described real
estate subject to the dover Of Jonathan
Colopy and Henry Smithhisler. situate In
the township Of Howard, county of Knox
and State OF Ohio. Being part of the
south parts of lots numbered eight and
nine in the original survey of section two,
township seven and range eleven. u. s.
M lands being mart Of the Duncan land
90 called. beginning fifty one (5tl rods
and six f6l feet east from the southwest
corner of lot number eight (0 aforesaid;
thence east to tire southeast corner of lot
number nine t9); thence north thirty-one
(21) and 17-1O0 perches thence west to
within fftv-seven f50 rods and six (6) feet
of said lot number eight (S); thence south
II and 17-10O perches to the place of he
Ginning, estimated to contain twenty co,
acres. u
Appraised at si3sss. subject to said
dover estate.
Terms OF sale-One third in hand. one
third In one wear and one third In two
wears from date of sale. with interest. de-
ferred payments to he secured by a mort
oage upon the premises sold. or the pur-
chaser may elect to nay all cash h
p. J. PARKER ~
Sheriff Knox County. Ohio.
Rooms & Sons, attorneys for plaintiff.
,23 sos
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MAsoNs MEET in CHARLESTON

Charleston, s. G., Dec. 13-With a
large and representative attendance
the South Carolina grand lodge of An
Client Free Masons convened in
Charleston today for Its 134th annual
session. Consideration OF the ply
steal disqualification clause Is the
chief item of business before the
meeting In addition to the election
of officers.
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A sprained ankle will usually dis
able the injured person for three or
four weeks. This Is due to lack of
proper treatment. When Chamber
lain's Liniment is applied cure may
be effected in three or four days. This
liniment is one of the best and most
remarkable preparations in use. Sold
by all dealers.
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POULTRY SHOW IN OREGON

Pendleton, Ore, Dec. 13-The larg-
est poultry show ever held in eastern
Oregon opened here today and will
continue until the end of the week.
The exhibits number nearly 1000 and
include an elaborate display of fancy
bred chickens, turkeys, ducks, geese
pigeons and several varieties of pet
stock.
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WANTED-At A. J. FlAharty's har-
ness store, East Front st., Mt. Yer
non, Ohio, hides, sheep pelts, tallow
and furs, gingsen and golden seal.
Write or phone for prices.
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Mrs. Anna Marshall of Mt. Vernon
is spending several days with her
aunt, Mrs. Caroline Sheedy OF near
Mt. Liberty
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sHERIFF's SALE
lrah L. Dalrymple, Plaintiff

Sarah L. Dalrymple, Plaintiff
VS..
Phebe l.. Jackeon ct al. Dafandauts.
KNOX COMMON PLEAS
BY virtue of an Order of Sale In Parti-
tion issued out of the court of common
pleas of Knox County, Ohio, and to me
directed. I will offer for sale at the door
of the court house, in Mount Vernon,
Knox County. Ohin. on