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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-02-07

Connections are made at Fostoria with L
e d W NY for Findlay, Lima, st Marys
Muncieand Lafayette, Ind, Bloomington
H., Kansas City and st Louis.
At Bucyrus for all points on P f w & C
Railway
At Levering for Crestline, Cleveland, and
all points on Columbus Divisions of & e Il
railway.
At Centerburg for MI Vernon, Clinton.
Akron and all points Gu G Nj 4 RID
At Bremen and New Lexington for New
ark, Lancaster, Zanesville and all points on
Cincinnati and Muskingum Valley Dfvis-
ion of + St Louis K'y,
At Junction City for Shawnee and all
points on Straitsville Div b & o Rid.
At Columbus connection is made at I'm
ion Dept with trains for Cincinnati, Louis
Vile, Indianapolis, Washington, Baltimore
and all SOnthern and Eastern cities.
WI Vandsgrift, Sup't
Hudson Fitch,
e q Hadley, Genu Ticket Ag't
(ieretal Manager.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Netice is horeby given, that the follow.
ing accounts and vouchers have been filed
in the Probate Conrt of Hooking county
Ohio, for settlement, William +. Friesner
administrator OF the estate of John w.
Fricsner, and the same will come on for
hearing on the 10th day of February, 1884
at 10 O'Clock, 81. IN. or as soon thereafter as
may be convenient.
WM. 7. ACKER, Probate Judge.
january %i-3v
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Direct connections made in Union De-
pot at Columbus, for Newark, GAINESVILLE,
Pittsburg, Wheeling. Baltimore, Washing
ton and Philadelphia; also for Dayton,
Cinci natl, Louisville and all points South
and south west.
ne Close connections at Toledo for De-
tr0it and all points in Michigan and Can
ada.
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Ceiu m Dus. Ohio
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4 gsssiT&sssc EsssVsi E1rsn fcE
Sale.

Thirty acres of good land, i'll Liberty
township. Fairfield county, two miles
south of Basil, on the old Pickerin g;on
road, 2s acres under cult'vation,2 acres
timber: good dwelling houses and harm
coed young orchard of choice fruit; "onVe
nient to school and several village mar
kets. Possession given immediately
Price $3.50 on time. or S2.lG0 for cash. Call
on or address by letter at Basil, Ohio.
JOSEPH veneer.
January 2s-lm.
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PROBATE NOTICE
PROBATE NOTICE.
PROBATE NOTICE.

Ec:ice Is hereby given, that the follow
ing accouL ts and vouchers have been filed
in tie Probate Court OF Hooking county,
Ohio. for settlement.
J. l.. Collins, guardian of Simeon L.
FrieSner,
Snd the same viE con,e on for hearing ON
iha 18th .iry o February, 1854, At 10 O'Clock
4. III. or rs seo:. thereafter as may lie coz
scnieit.
W. I. ACEEH, propa,c Judge
JaKuary c;-sT
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-02-07

: ''Hee. now," said mother to her
little boy, ''take this good medicine.
It's sweet as sugar. Mamma, love
little brother" the boy rcalied. "givp it
TO him. .'--drsasaSau Trace!er
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-02-07
SCROFULA

and al scrofulous diseases, Sores, Erysipe-
Las, Eczema, Blotchss. Kingvo-n1. Tu-
ssors, CArbuncles, BOilS, and EruPticns
OF tbs Skin, ara the direct result Of IN
impure state OF the blood.
To cure these diseases tho blocd must he
purified, and restored 70 . healthy AID na-
;a-ai con,.i:ion. AYERS ssAksAFAaiLLA hAs
FOR over forty years kce,i recognized by es,,i-
crsi: nis.i:ca; authorities as the ucst pow
sr.u, blood purifier in existence. 1t frees
the system from all foul kaniors. enrickeo
aud strengthens the blood, rcmo7es all trxcea
CT mercurial treatment, and proves itself .
complete master OF AL serosuious Gseascs-
a Reennt Cure Of SSrofuiors Soree.
"Sons nonshs ago was troubled with
ecrosuious sores tu.cer5l ON my legs. Tho
E.ass weie BADLY swollen and infauied, and
tiIs sores discharged large quEntitiss Of
offensive mrtrer. Every remedy L tried
f.io;i. until 1 used AYER'S SARsAYARiLLA,
OF ~h.en I hays row taken three bottles,
with the result that the sores arc healed.
eni my general heal:h greatly improved.
! fsSi very grateful fer tie good your
Liett;c:Ea has done ne.
Wears respectfully. Ms. ANY OHsIAS."
1sS Sullivan St., New York, juno q, 1852
r AN persons Interested are Invited
- call On Mrs. O'Brian; also upon the
RSv.Z. r. Wiids Of - East slth Street,
New York City. who will tnke pleasore
IN testifyinss to the w ondcrfu! efficacy OF
Ayers Sarsopsr riiiA, not only In the cure
II this lady. but In kis own case and
many otks.s wi:k3a ssis knowledge.
The weli-krovn ,rritsT on che Eosson Herald.
B. W. BALL, Of Rochester. S.A., writes, JanA
I, 1892:
"Havng suffered severely for some years
with Eczema. and having failed 20 find relief
f.sm other remedies, have madc use. during
the past three months. OF AyES'S SARsAPA-
hrLLA. which has effected n complete ss~-e.
] consider it a magnificent remedy for all
blood diseases"
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-02-07
Rock Candy Cough Care.

Warranted to CURE, or money refunded
Coughs, Colds. HoarseneSs, throat anu
Lung troubles talso good for chiIdren.)
Rock CAyDY COUGH CURE contains the
healing properties of pure white Rock
Candy with Extracts OF Roots and Herbs
Only 35 cents. Large bottles 81 90 cheapest
to buy. For sale by
Killer & Case.
January 4, lSs5.
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UCKER'S
MEAT MARKET.
In the Keller Building,

In pursuance of an order Of the Probate
Court OF Hooking county, Ohio, will offer
for sale at public auction on
Saturday, the I'd day of Feb. 1884,
at one O'Clock. p, m, at the door of the Cour
House i'll Logan, Hooking county, Ohio
the following described premises. situate
L.. Green township, Hooking county, o..
to-wit: Lot number flve (5); section num-
der thirty (30), township number thirteen
(13), range mum ber sixteen Q6), containing
one hundred and forty three and eighteen
hundred Q43lS) acres, more or less, refer.
ence being had to Book "a" Page 80 rec
ord of plats ofSectiOns of Hooking county,
Ohio.
Appraised at $4,000.
Terms of Sale-One third cash, one third
in one year and one third in two years
from the day Ofsale, with interest, the pay
ments to be secured by mortgage OH the
premises sold.
CIV, BREHM. Adm.
with the viii annexed Of Elias Deunis, decd
January s, lsS3--td
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-02-07

Sing, Oh ing. thot seRs
AgSiE.
How can you. when you cough at
every breath ? Why. get a bottle
of DR.. Bigelow's Positive Cure, and
you Will be answered. 1t cures
coughs colds, consumption,
whooping cough, and all diseases of
the lungs. and it will cost you moth
ing to test it, if you cell at 3. @.
Rebers drug store.
April 18th, 1851 year.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-02-07
Enoch KarsI,ner's Estate.

The undersigned has been appointed
and qualified rs Administrator of the es-
tate OF Eaoch Karsh ner, late o. Hooking
county, deceased.
ROBERT SWINEHART,
Jan. l7-Sw. Admin istrator.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-02-07
Ayers Sarsaparilla

stimulates and regulates the action ct shs
digestive sud ass;milat;vs organs. rensvs
ANA strengthens the vital forces. and specify
eures Rheumatism, Nenralx:a, Rhsuma-
tic Gouf, Catarrh, General Debility. and
all diseases arising from sn impoverished Or
corrupted condition of tie blood, AID weak
ened vitality.
1t Ia incon,parably the cheapes: blood medt-
cine, On account OF Its concentrated strength,
and great power over disease.
PREPARED BY
0r.j.C.Ayer&Co Lowell, Mass.
Sold By all Druggists; price q, six butslas
for Is.
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cENTAuR LIMIMEMT-

v. H. TEUsCHER.
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ITO Be Cbntiassed,l
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and got two dollars worth Abr every iollsr
you pay uA Price list sent 10 any addrsa.
Nay 10, lsHS-ly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-22
THE FORT WORTH Il DENVER.
Necessity for Ex.ension-A Fine Csun-
try to b. Devclnped--Kow Pluck
Wins.

For the Gazette.
Decatur, March 2O.-When / read
vour editorial in NIondny,s paper ad.
voratiug the extension of the Fort
Worth & Denver road. / felt like
throwing up nv hat and shouting hur-
rah for the G4ZETTE and Folt Worth
that made the GAZETTE possible.
Cnod serg,. enterprise aud in.
tpgritv oueht TO succeed.
EServ hit of that editorial il lust as
true AS the rospel. If the outside
world knew what a splendid country
the road runs through and is projected
through for two hundred miles north
west from Fort Worth. and how ran.
idly il i filling no and will fiji M.
whit n strife thert wonld be NV rail,
wny managers TO get there. Bnt thev
viii wake up to ii, and the Fort can.
not din in her naddle. lii too soon
| The Fort Worth d Denver CITY
| is the best railroad pronerty
in Texas, and neve, shall
be content until the ueonIe who nut
their money into il realize lis volue no
| do. This road Inns Iern the maxim
of Decatur. and changed ms from n
sleepy little country town TO n boom.
ing little city. we owe this to YOUR
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-22
VIZ Plead for the Old Faith,

The Statesman writes In kindly but
regretful tone of what it terms the
"heresy" of the GAZETTE in favoring
the majority instead of the two-thirds
rule. If the Statesman would but re-
fleet il would see that the GAHETrE's
position is anything but heretical.
The GAZETTE is urging a return to the
old and true faith, esolid landmarks,
the common-sense method, the fair and
square practices that were good enough
for Democracy in The earlier years OF
its existence. For over forty years the
party got along spendidly with the
majority rule. This two-thirds system
Is not "time-honcred" practice, 1t
was ilrst taken up as an eXpedient mot
very cTeditable one, either), and TO
this day it is an undemocratic innova-
ton. IL Is the GAZETTE that is ortho'
doX, and the hcterodoX are those who
insist on keeping up the innovation.
Put the question fairly and intelligent
~ before the Democratic rank and file,
without any party pressure to in
hutnce their decision, and they will
vote for return TO the good old ways
with vim and unanimity that will
open the Statesmans eyes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-22

co,l,na with IL votes III the CONVEX .
ton; Cooke, 0; Dallas, 10; Den'o ~.
Ellis, III; Grayson, Is; Hunt Ivy ~,
rant, 10; johnson, Fennin, i1'i ~
HOPKINS. s each; and many o'ne'
thrifty counties that have a nui ,.',,.a
Democratic population. Ihese w. w.,
counties will cast 40 votes III NV W.
vention a number equal TO consider
ablv more than one-fourth oil ihe ei.
lire number Of votes to be cast II, ,,'e
convention. No other section oil the
state can show such concentration %
Democratic voters. IL IL conclusive
evidence of the overwhelming pIepoh-
derance of North Texas in the peiil"-
cratic strength Of the state
can IL be that there are men
In the Democratic party OF Texas VINO
far the influence upon n Democratic
convention OF such an array OF Demo
cratic strength rs this" Are 'hey
afraid of the party they claim 10 req
resept9 Are not these counties the
most intelligent, the most progressive,
the weallhiest, cleanest and '"'''e'
in the state? Must a Democratic con-
yention shun such influences a. ne
Democrats of these counties wcu'd
bring to bear, and flee Cor safety to the
Senegambian region'
la u word, is the Democratic party
of Texas afraid of itself? If is not
there is nought TO fear in Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-22
LONGHORN LODGINGS.
A Realm of Cow.punchers and Cattle
Kings-The Hydra Head OF Sc
cession in the West.

For the Gazette.
San Saba, March To- Scarcely has
the smoke Of thousand hard.toupht
battles cleared away, and the graves
of million of brave men who poured
ont their lives as water in IL hopeless
cause. become sodded over, ere that
HYDRA. headed monster, sect sion. again
raises her croakiug voice calling upon
the COW wuuchers throughout tho
length and breadth of this mighty do.
main to cIothe themselves in the
majesty of their might and sever the
dern thing in two.
The Nolan and Fisher County Live
stool, association is the hen that drops
The egg. and the insignificant town of
but not Of sufficient Importance to be
entitled to a place ON our maps, is the
nest where the egg is dropped, and
Fort Worth is to be the Matching place
for the new kingdom that is about to
be set up on the ruins of the old. AS
usual, the East is the cause of this tea
pot tempest, because forsooth, SHE. doc $
not see proper to concede 10 every de
mand which the arrogance and ex-
treme seliishness of the cow. punchers
may make, and have already made
upon them rs legislators. In the
former days of secession the motto
was cotton is king but since he has
been bpheaded another king has risen
up, calling all men unto him, and
threatens to dismember the state and
set up realm of his own If things
in general are not run Just to
please him, but his head will
be very apt to come of with the
battle-axe of public opinion, and be
thrown over the walls of the city to
the dogs, the same as his predecessor
was. The real facts in the case are the
calm, cool, rejecting masses are not
prepared for king of any sort yet,
neither cotton kings, cattle kings, rail
road kings, landed kings, manufacture
ing kings, money kings nor any other
sort of task-masters, and the sooner
the Capitalization element of this
country becomes cognizaut of the fact
and act upon it the sooner will we
have peace.
Secession proved very disastrous
remedy for the ills of the South in 1860,
and it would prove no less SO TO the
stockmcn of Texas in 1884 We're they
to seek a dismemberment of the state
The action of that stockmeu's associa.
tion is hardly worthy of the notice
have given it, but The quicke st and
easiest way to crush out an evil is tC
nip ii in e bud. The secession party
was considered insignificant in nation
al politics ut first, but it kept hammer
ing away until accomplished n world
of mischief, and so it may prove with
this cow-puncher party. Gov. ireland
ought to call out his militia and sci
down on them for sedition, rebellion
treason, murder, arson, yea verify, fol
fence-cuttipg. They had better learr
to endure the ills they have than fly
to those they know not Of. Texas ont
and inseparable.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-22
TEXAS STATE MEMS.

There is now camp Of fifteen or
twenty glpsies on the bayou near
Houston.
The Gulf, Colorado e Santa Fe has
moved its stock-yards from. Clifton and
the business men the, of course accuse
1t of bad faith.
Arto shepard and his sou, two col
ored renters in Bra2oria county. last
year made over 81 800 clear money ON
their crops, after paying all expenses
The "materializedn flowers distrlh.
uted 10y Anna Eva Fay at her exhihi-
ton in Sherman were purchased from
a florist In that city, who gave The
thing away.
AT Page, two men quarreled aboui
the proper mode of baptism. wien
Burhhardt hit Bale over the head with
u spade, converting him SO eiIeotuallv
that he abandoned the argument. and
will be lucky If he escapes death.
The Mobeetie Panhandle gives n
graphic description of the recent ,.drv
cyclone" ~ that place. The sky was
without lleck Of cloud. the wind al.
tained u velocity Of sixty miles nm
hour, the sand whistled In eddles in
the air several hundred feet deep. three
or four houses were torn TO atoms ana
others injured more or less.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-22
GRANGER.
HOOD COUNTY,.
Adrian College-fts Faculty and Pu.
pils-PersOnals.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
Add-Ran, March 20.-Seveyal of the
most energetic boys in school are be-
ing called home to take their places in
business as the busy season APP
prolchcs. We are sorry TO see them
leave us, still we are glad to know that
they are so useful that they are need
ed at home.
The people of our Lone Star state
should realize the fact that have such
a grand institution as the Add Ran
college. This institute is now in its
eleventh session. Its faculty consists Of
fourteen members. These are men and
women whose moral and intellectual
powers are not to be surpassed by any.
This college turns out yearly young
men and women who are competent to
take the lead in any department of
life. Young men who are poor and
spend all they have to qualify them
selves for business should find homes
among the leading citizens of the land.
II you repulse them, who Will receive
them: lie gees from you TO your
enemies; there lie is welcomed, there
he is helped, and there he Is strength
ened for evil. 1t is you who increase
the number of nlalfactors. When you
seek an object Of pity, seek it in him
who IS worthy and competent to fill
and appreciate the position you have
blessed him with. Justice, 1t gives
the blow, and who does it strike? The
poor, the ignorant, the unfortunate, to
whom the bread Of education has been
denied. IN whom no moral principle
has been inculcated. Learning is
abroad, but she seeks only the privi-
lodged classes and tie wealthy, while
the lower are still cropping their way
in Enthusiastically at haphazard
amid abysses, gulfs, barriers and OBJ
stacles Of all kinds. And yet we cry
woe to him who mistakes his way and
leaves the high-road.
Capt G. l.. Carter of Palo Pinto
county spent few days last week
with his son and two daughters, who
are attending school here.
Master Ed Pittman of sherman, who
stopped school for few wees s. recre-
alton about two months since, has re-
turned, and we understand he. antici-
pate resumng his studies with the
same united zeal (?) as heretofore
Mr.. &. M. Wilmeth arrived hete last
Tuesday with his family. He is the
editor Of our new papel, the Texas
Christian, and Add-Ran will he his
future home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-22
B0SQUE COUNTY.
Matters ut Morgan Local Breyities and
Personal Notes.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.

correspondence OF the Gazette.
Morgan, March 2l.-The. road-work-
ers are out in full blast to-day making
some long-needed improvements on
The principal streets and roads leading
INTO the town. Marshal Watson Is
overseer, and is putting them through
the same as though they were working
for wages.
We are glad to say that Mr.. Moore,
VINO was thrown from his horse a few
days ago aud badly injured. is doing
oelter than could have been expected,
ana hopes are now entertained of his
recovery.
The correspondent of the Houston
, r"st writes that pape,r,
which was begun here short time
since Is now at a standstill. lie may
know best, but those who are doing
the work on the well say 1t is pro-
crossing finely.
Mr.. Tom Higgins of Temple was IN
town Sunday aud Monday. We are
glad TO say that Mr.. Higgins will re-
TURN next month to make Morgan Ills
home.
Miss Cora BARLEY OF Marlin is visit
ing Mrs. McAlpine at this place.
AZ, "a debating society, TO be called tue
Morgan Lyceum, was organized last
monday night. It's composed mostly
VI me young men OF our town. They
WI, strive to make this society q
credit to Morgan, and hope the old z.
wen hs young men OF our town VIII
,ake part with them and give II thelf
encouragement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-22

THE Virginia Legislature is fond OF
getting itself before the country 10y
resolutions. Its first bid for notorieiy
In this direction was resolution de-
claring that the debt question In that
state had been settled and could not
be revived, when, in fact, the country
had thought that the Democrats oil
that state were fighting the Readjust-
ers to res cle the states honor from the
stigma of reputation ard
establish its financial in
tegrity. Then, by resolution, Ma
hone was requested to resign, which
nobody supposed he would do. Now
that body has given birth TO another
resolution which is good company Tor
the other two. 1. solemnly warns the
Democrats to desist from discussing
the tariff and gravely commands AL
good Democrats" TO concentrate upon
"the only great issue of REFORM" IL
there is greater issue than that oil
tariff reform, where is ii to be found?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-22
TAYLOR COUNTY.
New Buildings in Abilene Local News
Of the Day.
Correspondence OF The Gazette.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
Abilene, March 20 Building il ro.
ing on IN our town in every direction.
we mud great many new frame and
nox-houses in course of construction
we saw Mahoney u Evans. contrac.
Tors, commencing the erection of n fine
two-story brick for n. Porter and
also, The same contractors have com
hiehced the two-slory brick for Mont.
gomery ~ Red. i. /. Murray has
rock on the ground for n foundation of
MS two'story brick on Oak street
Capt. ID, +. White has located IN
Abilene and will no doubt ona,, H.
s ,pnt ousiress here. 1t is rlmored
.hat ne VIII open a bank. The captain
=, ~ a Une o. me most enterprising gen
aieiheil IN me West, and controls cattle
ana sheep in Mexico and Arizona
an. M Vast amount of capital in Teyns
me DAILY Reporter is a newsy nanar
published iii our town. and IL meetina
WIN success. Brother Gilbert das
serves credit for the enterprise. w
Inc Abilene mill Ia grinding wheat
every day. e wheat
mr.. Estes told your corresnonde,,
20 gay that there Is great demand
ioi cotton seed to plant in Taylor and
Jones counties. "'''
lnere Is an opening here for a tan.
+, sn non, snoe iaitory, wooden mills and
, Land Is in demand here now mr.
e. e.. -. narlrell yesterday refused Sis 0oo
-'' ohe oi MS ranches near this nlace
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-22
nnnld nnd Ana Stook Markets,


jay Gould Is out of the country, but
everything seems 10 jog along as usual
In the stock markets and railroad cir
cles. The Truth is that no one man $
going or coming can set things torsy-
turvy in this day and time, We hope
that Mr.. Gould may live as long rs he
wants to, but II is to be doubted if
even his death would produce any
marked business effect. Some stocks
would drop and others 20 up for a few
days, and some spectators would have
their wings clipped, while others would
soar high, but the business of the
country would not feel jar. In rail-
road circles there would he scarcely
amy perturbation. The systems of
which Mr.. Gould Is the head are so
thoroughly organized. oilicered aud
equipped that they would not suffer
Encouragement. Mr.. Gould has CO.
adjutors and lieutenants who are
almost IL not quite rs sa-
gacious aud well balanced as
himself, lie is the head, because
there must he u lead TO every great
movement or system, but his place
could be nIled, speedily and effect
unlly. And II is fortunate that such Ii
the case. 1t would be very unfortu'
nate II any Que mans living or dying
could affect the business or industrial
interests OF the country. These inter
es,s, like society in general, iind thell
safeguard IN nfofo6Sh Hnd well
basod organism,