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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-03
,Anrmo,AnnIS >,w irn>n.
Iishihnuss hrrpsr has Il ier'ihi'
IspcrI-ucr and HclNtssi

AIIANllD jlIh y D., r'Ii.
llurr aud hurr Hhout-, nl Bugnulu.
beach aud ~omrrr Point. the earth
guak1 Whs dI-inDul hii
Major 4 4, N"ltud Grrpr pi the
ughthuu-c. Wusut It's top whom thu
shock occurred "l mover WI- 800
ndl, frightened 10 sllm Iiupr Wt-
n-t might in my lonely tNru -tt
he. If wn- standing uu 'uo pu.nu5
II the lighthouse when 4 lu.t IHu
tower brpiu lu -Vat ,mW,lht.N
tho Thought -tru.t mu tWI q
WAS nu earthquake, Hud ir
trrmlncd 10 start tur tho splrA,
stairway bat, What va,
uun,rouutul lc, found 10 s.uu.' ,m
pusslbIe tu lilt ~, iuut from rNr 'uul
Vt tho ha,cuu,. A. gu-roI la uuI
more scared than ,nr.i tO uNu q,
myself / saw great ruDh- ul uui-
,umiug towards tho ughl.hpu-r Ium
.omr puiut that could not imagine
~ go birds were 100 sight before iht
-hock. hundreds ana mull.l- 40
uloycr, yellow legged -ulI. m.
lrt english sparruW- nud -"n
birds, ci'l a Hnuul Tho grwI
ump mud du-hrl themselves again.
Itntll thrlr blood dyed lHr gins.
All lu- uc.urfrd iu fifteen ur lWuu.
seconds, when the ,authuu-r u,aI
tu rupk muDu more H,y.icIs IilI..
frightened, let go the iwu uI,Iug
aud rushed into the lamp rHom ,yhcr
the lamp Wt- -wiugug 70, It ur}r
uai before. even 100 th, WuT7l .u.n 10
wind tluf ever struck the fuNtT N
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-03

tnI, ,NRu, sept 2 Louis Juhi.
ll"ur BHtscl William khuh, tho trio
OF alleged anarchists whn were charg
ed with conspiracy To- No Hu illessl
art, Wrtr discharged by Justice q.
White Z" dnl nj the irque.t Ot Officer
tuRRlr the latter said his witnesses.
~" ladir7 WHO gaNe him the iniormA.
uuu. were -u terrified at thu thought
OF appeyrug Hgn,uat The men thA,
ih'} reduced iu come intu court Tho
officer said lee Wa snti1hed that lhs
'rp"li that The irlsunris ahd uthsr.
hNd mNdr thrrHt- against the lururs
u trr ldu anarchist lual Aui that
ihrN Ind pHrHdrd thr street with
Wm7, WWe true. but hr could not get
the "'iur--'7 0" testify, and heuae
ihr u'l"u i"r u"llrpro7uqun
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-03
Two Car Loads Show Cases of Latest Desiuns.
Two Car Loads of White Lead.
One Car Load Of MixeJ Paint

ford who hn- hcou a, kcd by tho rot
n- Pacific rtockholdor-' committee tp
prepare au opinion un the matter of
dtl"-illuE r'urItiv- Tor rr-urgAniyA.
% 10 "i the road, -uid. YESTERDAY. "u
ought not tu ho considered lmpa..
rhlr tu hu rurros-ful iu federal
court loo debating fraudulent. nt
uty'cutluH Fictitious debt The
Nislur Fleming committee prupo-.
r- To Issue millions ul dollar ul ncn.
unur drht against this properly. No
SQUIRT 90 equity win lcud uaal,l To n,.
,'mplirh such Hrcsult. II the stock.
holders resist with uunnImty and
NiHor Nv advice i- tu have uuthiny
.' d." with Wi'tcar.llcming plas
Hut to Uuht 3D."
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-03
Ihr, zoo Convene g." nru"uU,r the
D"n,U' rHc, Nud rrHi~" Ih'm


lNuIAN Nl.ulI-. l>p. sept. 90 lhr
republican state convention Wui iu 81
A. III. to-day senator Harrison Nu-
madc Dhurmuu The platform du
uuuucc, the state 'ud national u'W.u.
i,lrAlon, sud Democratic ruugrv--Iuu
N gcrrymmirrun lu the ,luc pp
pesos importation ul contract labor
uppusr- child Mhur uumuul- shorter
hours aud hrttor protection ton m.
hurrr- Iu h,luuDt. ul. hNurs uf
hitrRtiou between employers Wd
employee, h,ur- protective lHr
10; iayor- guhl, silver and paper
money demands enforcement ui tl,
civil -acrvi,r luW mud Il-rNicu4luu O..
the state government drmRudr twt
public land hu h'id iuruUtWu s"tlIorr
lnvurs creating bOAri of labor
sintl-tica aud demands Legislation tu
prevent stock watering h,yor- lIh'rnl
pcn-luus favor MON .,r,itrIhu -rluul-
demand enforcement lthc lNW ,IDnl-
ling tor, ard salaries dcmpui- H
just law providing computation tul
luluc uih,Rl-. n,yur- ipur cars lrlm-
TOT coIutrj ulllrcrs, ul
lrmaud- IA tm ulmrni Of thu con.
-tuliou sptum urgrpo- may hrlpug
1 10 the rsJntr mlliW Ulrunud4 'quu.
. fnt,ou ul tusutiuu. drhuuur,' ruut'h
/ ism. lHNors wuI option and luDu.
license regulations. ~ Wuhlmo- WltI
. ireland cuiur-r7 ~nuatur llaul-uu
drpurr- General Grants death *
. s. Robertson ui Allru county wu.
nominated lor uUOrWut yuyrtuuI
aud lhA- !. tiIllIu OF lAtr Tor 500
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-03

~. l.utl-, sept 20 t nion mrm EN-.
plolcd Ia the hrcwcrlcs of this city
hrli meeting hast night nni ahoth
rr ihla uurniuPnt which 10 wn- de-.
icImlncd to in-i.t on their demand
hN h".sc7 withdraw thoir ordcr re-
pilriug rmpluyr- to lcayc the union
10 that Organization did not ccn-c h..
boycott uu ,mnli htcwcrica hy sept.
The demand WHs made this forenoon
hnd not brlnp R,crdod lo, about aDJ
men w"lhoi out Every brewery n
ll' ciiN is Affected though al, have
enough men T." continue operations.
many union men refusing to sn out
h"ih sides cNprrs' determination tu
hold out on She present plan
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-03

anger ior Ihg HHiir"Rd P,A,r Hs.
tween Giunrrs Ana Farmers.

WtsI lItA-, sept g. our utilru-
ur.cutDu,n,tully iu favor of the
proposed Missouri Pacific cxlcn.ian
coming 10 tut- place II would be o.
Waco niYaumgc To- bring It here. o.
lt would gIyc her control Of our ter
rItpry now tributary to other polut.
lur giuuri- ani Alliance men have
been utR cIu-iicrnulc muddlr about
the tolls tor ginning but every thing
d. sutllr.i uDw
b.. patron. VI our s~ vol mst Al
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-03

VIII weMNluE lNrptNtNI
rAu. -.pls Ihr publication ot
Tho -puudru,o hrtwrcn tho rlN
Hud lrluOp Alexander ,rcstcd n great
-ruBliou iu political circles hero
lur DyHr'' mrnn.lug reply to the
prince. -uumH-iNr rpiHtlr Is regarded
h} diplomats a- ru-urluR Alexander b.
nbdiupuuu aud l;u-,iHH occupation "l
Hulguup li l- lrhrrd that war wall
then cu-uu unless Prince bismarck iu.
iUTNcuuH.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-03

rrr- ,1,ruNI. oN uEu roli''.
Guui>. sept The Norlh Gcr
mm Gazette, referring to ia" "hrticlrr
ol thcullrn.muutnnr mud Liberal press
regarding Prince Alexander -aye
"trrmuuy. unless she forthwith de-
,h,rrd war against lluz-ir could only
protest against further iutcrirrrnc"
with AbNnudcr, ur pcrhHps against
Eli. .In taking further steps ia The Ill
rrpuon ul tohslauiiuuplr l'u-Hih
NouI rcprl the in1inuntlOu OF such
Intention. rud Germany friendly tr
hDuus NIlh l'u-aIn would bee sndrd.
N must u. r.mnmhrtrd War would he
ulr logical development "l such
r, ,.lIuHiIuU \uhod} dOubth the a.
tramuupur thrru puuy lH lrrughi
Nth Imminent Hanger to GrrmnnN
Dur must either stand tu The poles
ut lhr gulrrumwt ur plunge the rn
pir luiouu .uirrminHblu war We
bear % commercial convention h"
tween G,rmnm nul spin hHs been
suul Wi tNr r...ha'us VIII soon h
/ ummuurl tu uuIn a. An upporiu
mN wllI then ho pliordrd iu stigma
/ ttc b,iuIr ihr country AMI The en-
nr. thr uIyu|nu- rrrhlG-snr-N ul
lh.w. .unulur entrusted with thc em
uIU4 hInuI.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-03
~ i""Ls N"TN uuch Ia" - Drnd
Iu'L ~ fh" Ihird

Lo>ovuw, IEN. sept lu- bal-
lots hnvr bncn takon ia the .lnird con.
grc--iouAl districts convention. with
ON result up tu % u'cluck tonight.
Tho indications nrc that the conl ru-
tiou will be- adjourned Atu tu night
SIN" diruud leave the contest to he
decided bN IN" people at the pol,-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-03
rI"r-ro>i IIn,,aro"
Ih"t County win tat" u "a Ihs
rpi"ni Igg rian.

"T'NT7T N TTV TIHWTTTT
Gn"relucN, IrN sept The
election Tor Local option yesterday.
pn--rd ull pui"lly. liut little Interest
manifested aud nnthing like tan
vote wA- cast I hr county poes day
b} t'u Ho fHr M heard lrum very
Dir,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-03

SAVANNAH, Ca, sept. 2.-postA
Inspector W. ". simpson At Atlanta
TO day elected \. \. Wilson from
lhc po-tolllcc and placed Capt G. W.
Lamar in pu-srssion. Wilson WAS
suspended Tor offensive partisanship.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-03

tue -rhuo.uuu.c Jas, u.ghl lu
over school mtrr- Me- Dln lI
low. w. /. llarri. ,ud lAr .-u
Mat heNs wore recommended O.. ..,
conn IuIpe lur trustees ~...n
will open about oct o. NO t,t Doe.
las bean selected Vet.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-03

NEW luRR, sept. In the game
OF cricket begun yesterday aud lin.
shed TO day at Staten Island gentle
men of England defeated the picked
American team,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-03

AItNANutu'- rDolI-u DELtMENDN.
-orlA. sept Prince Alexander
ha- ordered the rclrAsr from prison
ui the twenty civilians arrested tor
clupiciry iu the recent coup d'etat
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-03


Killed
Annie llarri, .,olurcI wa, killed
while lying iu bed
Chas A.brct'h was kill.d hv fall.
lug bricks lIff.r Bradley. .oIbr,.N
Is seriously hurt by failing bricks.
/ sarah Fowler. Ocu.utcd. WuUtdrI b,
falling tImbers aIsu Annie Nuhu..
/ David Palmer colurpd had h.- r.sht
lex fractured
DAMAGE goo PROPERTY
Ia additout the ipmaar prryi.
ousIy reported thr south Carolina
/ Railroad Offices. pu John street.. are
cracked but stand WIN Bird Ntu..
Wholesale paint store Wa- sN4Lru
tuwu. " J. llo.mr. a Go .uc1t door.
are ia -imihr condition Part ut
he walls of the haggiug ih,tor Wru
destroyed. The pginclrA. ,trvpt- $50
Uttered with bricks ami rubbish
The city hall escaped damage. hut
the stcrplrs ut ST. NnhprIs unI ST.
Pmlitp'. clutches viii have '1 COIN,
down. The massive purtitu ut ST
MfchHei- was W.puchrd tum the.
body ui the church tud thr etHck- 900
thc main building cNIeud t0 tho tuW.
datiuu
All ue porti.os oi Bishop Nur
thrpu.- residence srr swept nWut
lhe AcHdom, ut Music 4Hprurs mu.
iured The Charleston llui,. .sr. i.-
ceiling and part of tl. lIt.U.u The
German AttIrr, la. D. sumcWhp,
injured .lhr water Nulh- building
Nnd re-crvolr nrc tmWWui ~,,r.u
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-03
OUR READY-MADE CLOTHING DEPARTM'T

Stands at the head Of the line for good goods good styles
at low prices We showing sou' splendid suits for
Fall wear at $1,000 $3.50 and Sl5uu Come amt look
through our stock.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-03
AND WG,>N OFFER los
We take your measure and guarantee fit in all cas-
es GENTS FULL DRESS SUITS, CENTS WALKING SUITS OltR
CAL SUITS, fR0CK SUITS, or single Pants and Vests

This is feature in our business, but we believe
we are filing popular demand and therefore ask trial
the customer runs for if take your order anI
the suit does not iii need not pay for It
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-03
SANGER BROTHERS
Note what have to say ,'.. d, l;.. 't 81.
Merchant Tailoring!

We have Just completed arrangements with of the
largest Merchant Tailoring Establishment, in Now
York TO make Clothing to order for
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-03

NJ" oEE sept Henry Crow
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-12-09

The later additions 10 The stock
Of jewelry at j. n. Weilands, in
ciudes some of,he most beautiful
and costly goods ever brought 10
the town OF Logan.
Elegant Christmas cards ct Reber and
Co.
Col. Jake Kenple, of Wheeling a Renub :
his funny lecture on the "Tribuirtions OF
Chicc Seeker in Washington" to an elite
and ligh: audience at the Opera house .ou
Tue sday evening.
Beautiful picture books for the young
folks at Rrber and Co.'S.
VIM. n. Lay is still in charge OF
the Jewelry Store at the Francis
kessicr stand.
II Drep in at Rose e Sulzbacheo's
Store and see their ma nmouth s;o:k of
goods.
Bay State standard screw boots
ard shoes; the best in The world.
at j. w. Works.
Col PurseiI. of Charleston, went t, Col
u:uhus on Monday to see the Governor
The Governor had lost his pill box and nee
essaTily nee;icl Furse.. The attendance on
our cost!ve Governor, suSpends painting
this week.
If you want reliable goods well made.
call at Rose & Sulz5acher's.
AL the poets nicely bound and cheap
at Eeber and Co.'S.
The third large arrival of Ready-made
Clothing this Fail at
ROSE & SULZBACHER.
All work done at INeiland.s jew
c!ry stor. is warranted.
We ask the Ladies to come and see
our new styles of Ch;ldren's Suits.
ROSE & SULZBACHER.
Bay your jewelry Of Weiland.
Photo and Autograph albums at 2e5
er and Co.
If your watch needs repairing
go 10 W. N. Lay. His work is
warranted.
Go and hear the Aurcphone at Rebcr
and Co.
n. j. WeiIand at the Old Fran
els Kessler stand has the most
complete stock Of jewelry in
town.
Don't forget that Reocr and Co.'S are
headquarters for Ho!iday Goods.
VIM II. Lay has charge Of the
jawelry store recently sold to II.
j. Weiland by Francis Kessler.-t
Mr. Lay is an exper. workmen
and accomplished gentleman aud
will accord a hearty welcome to
all friends who call to see him.
Holiday goods in endless varie ty at
Rsber and Co.
j. W. Work. To the frort as
usual in The finest display of Hol-
iday Slippers and Boots and Shoes
ever in this market.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-12-09
The Courts.
REcoIDER's OFFICE-DEEDS.

John Hansen and wife to G Bic
hau:, mori gage on lot No 129 of the
village of Logan. .. Dafe Nov.
80, Sc. Consideration s622. 81 al
626 from date, due one year after
date.
Devils Webb and wife to Charles
a. England, mortgage OH 80 acres
in sec e, Green township. Hooking
county, o. Date Dec. lst, 1856
Consideration $4,000, at So int
from Nov. Is, 1886. Due in one
and two years fom Nov Is, 1886.
Thomas Webb and wife to ]. D.
Longs -reth. mortgage on 5f acres
in sec 80, L IA. K Is, Hooking
county, o. Date Nov. 90, 1856
Consideration $S4t67 at 6f0 Int
per annum, due one year afEer
date.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-12-09

You will find Miller & Case S
Drug and Book store the head
quarter for beautiful and useful
goods. suitable for Holidays, snct
as Christmas and New Year cards
books Of various kinds and prices
mirrors, albums, toilet cases, work
boxes, writing desks. pocket
books, hair brushes. nail brushes,
cloth brushes, manican sets,
frames, corner ana side brackets,
clock shelves, paper holders,
gold pens, parer weights. per-
fumery, A. b. c. blocks, hymnals.
bibles and testaments. Il large
variety of sizes AMI styles of
binding.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-12-09
BUSINESS BOOMINGi

a VISIT To TIE RELIABLE CLoTn
IERS AND FURNIsGErS. ROSE 6
SULZDACHER, WILL CoNyINCE ANY
ONE THiT SQUARE DEALING Will
C C.,MrEL SUCCESS. THEIE SHELVES
AND COUNTERS ARE Now Full OF
STAPLES AND NOVELTIES FOR TIL
HOLIDAY SEASON.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-12-09

The Governor was frozen up
Tuesday nigh. :hat is the gas
governor. The managers oil the
Gas Co. should be niore careful
OF the ''innar,ls' Of, he Governor.
They should apply warm fiaauciS
and put brid& OF jag 20 hls
booi
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-12-09

Attention IS called to the ad
vertisement of Miss McFadden,
an accomplished drees-maker in
Columbus. Those OF our ladies'
visiting Columbus ard desiring
dresses for weddings, balls, or
social parties, fashionable, and
finished in the highest skill. are
recommended 10 call az hcl
rOon;s
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-12-09

GLOVES, MUFELERs, IIAKFs
NECK WEAR. FCa CAPS. SHIRTS,
UNDER WEIR, UMBRELLAS AND
NUMEROUS OTHER NICE THINGS at
REASONABLE FEICES.
ROSE & SULZBACHEI
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-12-09
pRGRiTE NOTI(,E

Notice is hereby given, that the follow
ing Accounts and Vouchers have been fled
In the Probate Court OF Hooking county,
Ohio. for settlement.
=. G. Jackson, administrator OF the Es-
tate of Jacob Weisner.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 3ist day of December, 1885, at 10
O'Clock. - NJ, cr,as soon thereafter as may
DC convenient.
W, T. ACKER, Probate Judge.
Dec 9-3w
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-12-09
PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the follow
In accounts and vouchers have been fled
lag the Probate Court of Hooking county,
Ohio, for second partial settlement.
r. ID. McManigal, Trustee OF the Estate
OF Flora Fee.
And the same VIII come on for hearing
on the 3ist OF December, 1856, AZ 10 o.
clock, A. n, or as soon thereafter as may
be convenient.
w, T. ACEER, Pro. Judge.
Dec 9-sw
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-12-09
PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that the follow
ing Srcor nts and Vouchers have been filed
In tie Probate Court @. Hooking county,
Ohio :o- settlement.
John w. Linton, Administrator OF the
Estate of Joseph Heinzman,
And the same will come for hearing on
the 3lst day OF December 1856, at 10 O'Clock,
A. II. or Us soon thereafter Us may be con-
ven!ent.
W. T. ACKER, Pro-. Judge.
Dec 9-3w
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-12-09
EssfsoO3al Service,

Arrangements hare been made for recu,
lar services hereafter in Grace EpiScooal
Chapel. 10y the Rev. Z. q. W. Hills, of Lam.
caster.
Services viii be held on the first ard
third Fridays in each month, att o'cloc J;
p. n, and on the fifth Sunday in January
May, July and october, both morning and
evening.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-12-09
PROBATE NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that the follow
lag accounts and vouchers have been filed
in the Probate Conrt OF Hooking county
Ohio, for settlement:
Charles Woodard, Admin istrator of the
Estate OF William e. Woodland, deceased.
Apr the same Will come en- for hearing
on the 5lst day of December, 1886, Mt 10 o.
clock, 4. NJ, or as soon thereafter as may
be cony enient.
w. T. ACKER. Pro. Judge.
Dec S-yX
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-12-09

Miller & Case have jn>t got IN
lot OF beautiful paintings and
chroaas. in handsome fir: mes,
for ornamenting yCur home, and
at prices within the rea, h Of all.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-12-09
NOTICE or APPOINTMENT
PROBATE NOTICE.

NoIice is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been flied IN
the Probate Court of Hooking County, o.,
for settlement,
Lebeus Carrel, Adml nistrator OF tho ES-
tate ofCatherine Eceland, deceased,
And the same Ill come on for hearing
on the 81 st day of December n d, lSS6, ut
IS O'Clock, q. m, or as soon thereafter es
NAY be convenient.
VT. ACKER, Pro. Judge.
Dec
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-12-09

Farmer ~ have worn ia,
Bay State boots l b0u.h: OF j
". Work for S2 80, for almost a
year and half snd sr. good yet
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-12-09
N0TECEse STOCKHOLDERS.

ROiica is hereby g;vOr that the first mees
ing of the stockholders Of t.e lancaster e
HamGea Railway Company. Tor the cleo
tion or Directors AMI such { thcr huSiroSSs
rs nt'y b. properly prs ssGtet. VIII be held
az the OiIice OF john q. Reeves, OF Ma!a
street, in ti:e city OF Lancaster. IN the
coIEty OF Fairfield and STATE of Oh!o. on
tuesday, January sth, ~ D. 1887, a. ten
O'Clock, \. NJ.
TO TARPEY,
Z. RISING.
JOHN g. REEVES,
JOHN I. OGI3R.
TtIEO. MIrHOEE,
VIII. NOV FRY,
DAVID +. WILSON.
l.U3EIsF ;. WILCOX
Dec ,, S6-Gw. incor?arttors-
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-12-09
DEEDS,

Mary lies and husband 10 d. NJ.
Hinton. warra nty deed date August
Is, 1885, for ~ acres in sec 50, Salt
Greek township.
Charles A. England and wife 10
Lewis Webb, warranty deed. date
Dec. 1st, 1886, for 90 acres in &C.
! Green township. Hacking county,
.. Consideration Sl503.0o.
Helen E. Bchner and husband 10
Alien Vanfossen. warranty deed.
date July 90. 1886 for 40 acres in
Sec 27, Township IL. Range 10,
Hooking county .. Consideration
S220.OG.
George Vantossen and wife to
Allen Vanfossen. warranty deed.
date Oct 6. 1856. for 4l.33 acres iii
Sec 27, 7. IL. II 19. Hooking coun-
ty, o. Consideration $1,000.
Salem Shoemaker and vita to
Samuel W. Luiz. warranty deed,
date May 10, 1856 for 251 acres in
Sec >. L -. r 10, Hooking county,
o. CONSIDERATION $175.00.
Silas Springer and wife to Sam
uel Lutz. warranty deed, date
April 13. 1856, for 1.54 acres in
Sec 2, I -, Il 10, liocking county.
0. Consideration $1,000.
Samuel J. Glass to Solomon
Rhodes, warranty deed, date Dec,
z, 1856. for lot No. 664 OF the vii
lage..of Logan, o. Consideration
$4,000.
SETTLEMENTs.
A. G. Jackson, administrator of
the state of Jacob Weisncr has
fled his first and and final settle
ment.
John W. Linton, adminIstl tor
of the estste Of Joseph heinzman
has fled his first portal settlement.
Charles Woodard, administrator
of w e Wcodard has fled his fled
his first and final account.
Leb Carol, administrator of the
estate Of Catherine Eveland, has
fled his first partial account.
PRoBATE CoURT-NARS1AGE Ii
CENSEs.
Chas W. Walker and Phoebe A
Walker, Nathan y. Hickman and
Clara i'll. Carpenter, Joseph c.
France and Lucy j. Harden. Eph
r,"r' Isne and Sarah J. Cherry,
Wesley Swalley and Mary L Black.
APPOINTMENTS.
The will of Isaac Souders, with
Jacnb J. Souders executor. Bond
100000.
Azariah Nixon, administra tor of
the estate of Alexander G. Barclay.
Bond Se600.00.
A. J. Dyson, administrator of the
estate of WIN; B. Dyson. Bond
$56G0.00.
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A prcaent 10 ei erv Customer 81
J. Works. Dec. 9-3w.
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Miss Clara Sands, who was &
missionary to Japan tor eleven
years, sent out by the Baptist
Missionary Society, and now &
guest of her niece, Mrs. Frank
Rochester, in this city, delivered
very pleasant and instructive
lecture at { h e Presbyterian
church, Tuesday afternoon.
Ii was not our pleasure TO hear
this talented lady, but learn from
friends who were present, that
her lecture was thoughtful and
full of interest, displaying thor
oug!i knowledge Of the country
and people OF Japan. She has a
rare collection of relics brought
from that country. The lecture
was a TT e a 10 those who
were so fortunate as 10 hear it.
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itagg Hisg.:.s IS Gil .he sick III
this week.
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Hindoo Doctor.

T.N ROY. the we'll known Physician
f-uLi Athens, O.. located al the Rcmp-t
ioISe- lis. tre':S aii chronic anil eonta-
cio'.x diseases Sf Lo;h sexes. without ElIi.
DISC, I-,W
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Qua OWN MAKE FINE OvERCOATS
A SPECIALITY THIS SEASON.
ROSE & SULzBACuFR.
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At a stated assembly of Hook
Hooking Council, No. 80 r. & S. II i.
Tuesday ievening, the following
officers were elected for the ensu-
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SIGN or ''BIG BOOT" LOGAN, O.
tho missing man would turn up.

tho missing man would turn up.
David did turn up about S O'Clock
with a ew suit of clothes on and
in happy and ielicitious state ol
mind. Canal water did no. drown
i, only inebria!ed.
When the fogs have cleared away
We will try and gather his expert
ence and inform our readers how II
feels TO emerge from tie frozen
deep. dressed IN a paIr Of brogans.
with the thermometer at zero.
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NOTICE. OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Israel Snuiars, deccased.
The undersigned has been apnnirtai
and qualified ~ Exeen:or o. the Will
Of Israel Sou,!es., ,;;,se Of Hooking eoun.
., deceased.
JACOB &. SoUDERS.
Dee. a-:sw.