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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-14

Bro. Krebs, the brilliant young
editor of the GAINESVILLE News is en-
titled to two sets of congratulations.
Two weeks ago he changed his pa>
per from Independent to Demo
cratic, and on last Wednesday he
married Miss SherdIe Maginnis, one
OF the bonnlest, best and prettI-
est girls of GAINESVILLE. Bro. Krebs
and his bride have the blessings of
the Sentinel and the wish that the
politics of the News. and the part
nership with Sherdle. may ever be un-
failing sources Of joy through all
the years of life.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-14

These bills were ordered paid.
The bill of a. II. Wilson, City
Engineer, for s1S.75, was referred
back to the finance committee.
On motion of MIR. Price, the
property committee was author
lied TO rent the Clerks Office to
the Democratic Executive Com
mittee fer one month at $500.
On motion of Mr. Braddock
the street committee was ordered
TO instruct The city engineer to do
no work only on the order of1hat
committee; and Furthermore.
that when the grade was given in
front cf one lot that it should be
given for The entire square.
The subject OF rules 10 govern
the work house was referred to
ordinance committee and solicit
or, and in the.'meantime the pris.
on to be governed by rules pre-
scribed by the Mavor.
After a discussion of several
other matters, Council adjourned
to meet Tuesday evening, Octo-
ber 10Th, 1885.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-14
The Courts.
CLERKS OFFICE-NEw CASES.
CIVIL.

CIVIL.
No 1712-Huldah Wallace VS.
VIM Wallace; petition for di-
vorce, filed October 6, 1856.
No 1713-Emeline Webster VS.
Irwin Edwards and Alfred d Ed
wards. Amount claimed $40O,
with interest from the 9th day
of October, 1885. Petition filed
October 6, 1886.
No 1714-John Kramer VS. Me-
lissie 1 Vorhees and VIM Vor-
hees. Amount claimed 500, at
6%6 from Jan 19. 'S3.
Ne 1715-Jane Ball VS. John W
Ball, ct al. Petition for divorce
and alimony. Plaintiff sets forth
a statement of property conveyed
TO her by her father, Henry Ha-
zelton. decd, and prays that she
may be divorced from the de-
fendant: and that she may have
the decree and judgment of the
Court for The sum due her from
the proceeds of said property, and
her reasonable alimony out of
the estate of the said property.
Petition filed Oc. 3. 'S6.
No l71s-G W Frasure VS. Pc
ter B Houston and Margaret
Houston. Amount claimed $400,
with 6 per cent. on 5000 from
March 81, 1883. less SS.45 paid
Feb 81, 'S5. Also 8 per cent in
terest on 5000 from March 3, 'S3.
and for foreclosure of mort gage
and sale of mortsaged premises.
Petition fled Oct S, 'S6.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-14

Master jess Williams, now Of
near Somerset, visited Logan last
Sunday. jess says he is farming, and
likes it, and is making money at it.
We and many friends are glad to
hear jess is doing well and he and
his mother, Mrs. DR.. Williams, are
enjoying good health at their new
home.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-14

PROBATE CoURT-MARRrAGE IL
CENSES.
Samuel Reed and Georgiana
Dixon.
VIM A Stone and Amanda L
Woodruff.
Fred K Kinney and Gertrude
NJ Quigley.
Edward s Shaw and Matte B
Sparks.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-14
II. S. LEHMAN, Sec

Cap. Davenport, S. A., took a
breathing spell from his arduous
duties at the Rink, and on Fri
day last, panoplied with a green
umbrella and a carnation boqnet
went to GAINESVILLE, and
bought bucket of Smear Case.
II is said to be excellent in sharp
ming the hallelujah notes he sings
Mrs. Rev. j. E. Sewers died at
her home in Fultonham, o., Sun
day last, after an illness of sever
al weeks. Mrs. Sewers presided
for three years at the NJ. E.
Church parsonage in this city and
was not only well known, but
dearly beloved by all of her ac-
0uaint aDcaS here
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-14

Louie Green. who was danger
ously sick for the last ten days
with Flux, under the skillful
treatment of DIR. Wright. is cut
OF danger, and gives promise Of
soon being vel! again.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-14
Estate of CASTOR Stitt, Deed.

The undersigned has been appointed
and qualified as Administrative of the cs-
tate OF CASTOR Stitt, late of Hooking cOun-
ty, deed. !EMELINE SrfTT.
October 1-Sw
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-14
ESTR RAX

Sept IS, 1883.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-14

Renj D Dennis to the same,
l2O acres, S 90 & 80, Benton twp.
Recorded Oct IL, 'S6.
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SETTLEMENT.

Oct f-2w
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-08-13
Equalization.

oYC1od11esG1Vu'
TlNHE Board Of County Commissioners
i of Thurston county, w. T., will com.
plete their regular August, 1856, term, al
The County Auditors Office in Olympia,
beginning on Monday, august Is. 1855,
and continued until the business Of said
term is completed, at which time the
equalization OF assessments for 1856 will
be- considered, and reductions granted to
applicants If deemed too high.
BY order Of the Board.
c. M. MOORE,
Clerk.
Aug. II, 1886.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-08-13
School Notice.

THE Board Of Directors of School Dis.
l. trict No. Of Thurston Co.. Washing
ton Territory, have deemed it in their
lied school electors Of said district the
question whether special tax should be
raise d to furnish additional school faeili.
ties for said district and to purchase SUP.
plies and other appliances and apparatus
for teaching
Notice IL therefore given to the qualified
electors ofSchool District No. l, Tburston
comfy, Washington Territory, that an
election will be held on Monday the 2Sd
day of August A. d. 1856. at the Central
School House, on Washington and
Union strt cts, in the city Of Olympia
Thurston county. Washington Territory,
at which election will be Submit to the
electors OF said district the question Of
voting q special tax to furnish additional
school facilities for said district and for
the purchase of supplies and other appli-
ances ana apparatus for teaching. II will
be necessary to raise the sum Of three
thousand five hundred dollars for said
purposes. The polls will be opened for
the reception Of votes at ono O'Clock p. u.
of said day and kept open till tour o'clock
p N. of said day. All electors in favor of
the tax will write TAX Yes" on their
ballots and those opposed "Tax Mo-.
Dated Aug. 2, 1886.
a. Il. WOODARD.
w. +. KEADY,
T. c. VAN EPPS,
Directors Of School District. No. !,
Tburston county. Washington Territory,
Clerk o. District.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-08-13
Probate Notice.

IN the Probate Court in and for THUS
l. ton county, Washington Territory.
In the matter of the estate Alexar doE
8. Yantis, dec ased.
All persons having claims against Alex
quired to present the same, with the ne.
cesssry vouchers, to che undersigned, al
his residence in HHnniiOrd precinct
L-wis county. Washington Territory
within one year from the date hereof, OI
the same will be barred.
Dated, July 2Sd, 1886.
ALEXANDER n. YANTTS.
Administrator of the estate of Alexander
8. Yantis. deceased.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-08-13

course OF citizens which gathered upon
the scene and the horses were extrica-
ted from the mud unipjured. A more
fortunate and exciting runaway the
STANDARD has not chronicled for a
long time.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-08-13
9ew advertisements.
Proposals Wanted.

OEALED Proposals " i'll be received by
y the Board of Trustees of the Hospital
Tor the Insane in Washington Territory
for furnishing two hundred Iron I3cu
steads. and Woven Wire Web Mattresses
for the same, delivered at I.akeview Sta
ton or SteilacoOm wharf, within three
weeks after award of contra t. Mattresses
to be 3x6.2, made of best heavy wire, and
fastened to either maple or iron frame
with patent extension. Samples required
with bids, which will be received until
September Sd, 1886, ~ 8 o'clock A. N Bid.
to be marked sealed Proposals." and
Trustees, Hospital for Insane, Fort Stella.
COON, Pierce county, W. r.
A. F. TULLIS,
w. H. PUMPHREY,
GEO. D. SHANNON,
Trustees, Hospital for Insane.
First publication, Aug. IS, 1886. va
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-08-13
THE FIRST GUN.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEMOCRATIC PRI
NARY HELD SATURDAY LAST IN
COLUMBIA HALL.
long tinl'

A goodly crowd of the unterrified
met at Columbia hall Saturday, Au
gust It'll, to elect delegates to County
Convention to he held tomorrow
There was no particular excitement
and everything passed off smoothly
and tremendously. Below will be
found the Secretary's report:
COLUMBIA HALL, Aug. 7, 1856.
Meeting called to order at l 10 nv
Hon. Francis Henry being called to
the chair.
Frank |. Blodgett elected Secretary.
The Chairman read the call as pub
llshed and stated the object Of the
meeting.
Moved by Van Epps that the con
vention proceed to the election of the
thirteen delegates to represent the pre-
cinct in the County Convention, bv
ballot Carried.
Moved by Rahbcson that polls be
kept open one hour and that the chair
appoint two tellcrs
Amended by J. NJ. Murphy that the
tellers he increased to three and that
they he empowered with supervisory
right to reject all votes except those
who would agree to support the ticket
nominated by the convention, also
that the polls be kept open until 2
o'clock. Carried.
The chair appointed Mcssrs. Muir
ply, Wood and Harmed as tellers and
declared the convention at recess until
2 o'clock.
Polls wrrr then opened and ballot
ing continued until o'clock when
the chair declared the polls closed.
Upon canvass of the result by the
tellcrs the chair announced the follow
ing delegates duly elected: o. Sim
onsen, III. Hadlan, f. T. Young, Peter
Cook, f. l. Blodgett, J. l.. Henderson,
VIM. McLane, X. Hosneider, J. NJ.
Murphy, J. N. Squires, NJ. Giles, A. b.
Rabbeson and RObt. Frost.
On motion convention adjourned.
FRANCIS HENRY,
| Chairman.
FRANK j. BLODGETT,
Secretary.
Tumwater precinct held its primary
on Wednesday evening and elected
Messrs. G. 7. Thorn, II. A. Swift, Jos.
Cornell and Jas. Biles delegates.
Yelm Democrats met last Saturday
and elected w. F. Longmire, J. G..
Haizman, Geo. Chambers, B. F. Ruth
and r. Longmire delegates.
WEATHER REPoRT.-The U. S. Sig
nal Office furnishes the STANDARD
with the following weather report for
the week ending August 5th:
MISUNDERSTANDING height, 1898
inches; highest, 3O.O3; lowest, 29.7S
range, .25.
Temperature-Average, IS degrees
highest, 81 on Friday; lowest, 48
on Sunday; range, 80.
Rainfall-Total amount, .O6 inches.
Mean relative humidity 70 per cent.
Withdrawing direction during
week, west; highest hourly velocity,
IA miles OH Thursday; total miles
wind travelled, $50.
Weather-Light rain OH Monday
and Thursday. There were clear,
fair and l cloudy days during week.
No dense smoke, so far, for this sum-
mer.
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TOD PRINTING of all kinds.
ssMslzI i4fSs;sS r. rs & 81
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
ARMY ORDERS.

WAsnINGToN. May 1S.-Major r. T. Frank,
lst Artiery. has been detailed for duty at the Artillery
School. Fort Monroe to take effect July l. relieving
Major Richard Lodor 81 Artillery who viii report for
duty in the Depart OF the East: Major H. s. Haw.
kins. 10Th Infantry, for duty at tho School Of Appca
tion for Infantry aud Cavalry at Fort Leavenworth
July l. relieving Colonel John y Poland 2ls, Infantry
who Will report for duty In the Department OF the
Platte Second Lieutenant l. l.. 6eebree signal Corps
has been ordered to proceed from Jacksonville. Fla
Cedar Keys. Sanford, Key West New Orleans. Mobile
aud Pensacola and thence his station san Anto.
NO. Tex The leave Of absence OF Colonel Waiter
Mcfarland, Engineer Corps. has been extended one
month.
Lieutenant Colonel II. w. Cosson. 9th ARTILLERY has
been ordered to Concord. " H.. inspect the brigade
Newlian pshIre National Guard during its encamp-
from June l5 To 10 Major A. G.. NJ. Penuing n on
Attn Artillery. has been ordered to attend the euca p-
mrnt OF the Michigan state troops to bo held Island
Lake, Brighton. Mich. for hve days, beginning
Jane 10. Captain George Is. ROdney 4th Artillery has
ordered to visit the encanpneDts OF tho
militia OF Massachusetts, ut south Framngham June g.
bingham July l3, south Framinghan July 20, and
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
THE DEMAND FOR SMALL BILLS.

WAsHINGroN, May IS (Speciab.-Each men,
Der of Congress to-day furnished with copy of the
preamble and resolutions presented in both houses from
the NewYork Board OF Trade and Transportation In re-
gard to tho scarcity OF ST. and 50 bills Similar COM
plants have been made by various commercial bodies
and numerous measures have been introduced on the
Treasurer Jordan, who Is responsible for this
scarcIty owing his withdrawal OF these small bills
from circulation has been openly denounced by Deno-
cratic ana Represen charge that he
has taken solely for the purpose Of making
silver unpopular Representative James. who has taken
spcuous part In opposing the free coinage Of sill
YER also strongly opposed To Ireasurers course
ia withdrawing these bulls. The few small notes In cir
cuation ragged worn and filthy Owing to the Treas
refusing TO issue new ones In place or
the od Mr.. James hopes to get Congress to take some
compel the OF 81 aud 81 bills IN
the same way was under Republican admins
ftnua
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
BILLS FOR COAST DEFENCES.

WAsHINGToN, May 5 (SpcciaD.-Mr. lawIey
reported important bills in the Senate to-day from
the Select Committee Coast Delences. Each bill
approprates $500 TO be available for The SIX years
beginning January 1857 One preparation Is for the
Navy Department and the other for tho Wal Depart
menr. The Secretary OF the Navy is authorized To
expend 81 900 900 in adding to the existing plant In tho
Washington Navy Yard to be able TO maruactrre
modern guns for the Navy. Tho remainder OF the
appropriation for that Department Is to be used in con-
tracing for the manufacture in tns country OF steel
armDr for tae Navy Tho bill relating TO the War De-
part ent authorizes the Srcre AIRY tn eNpent TOOO0OO
In adding 10 the plant OF the Waieryet Arsenal at West
Troy As 10 he able To manufacture Hr>ca'S guns Tor
the Army. The remainder OF tine Appropriation for the
War Department II to he used In contracting for steel
for the Manufacture Uf heavy ordnance for the coast
deenccs These bills drawn in accordance with the
recommendations OF the Gun Foundry Board appoln, ell
10y tho President which made thorough nv estigal On
o tue subject The Senate vii! pass the two bills and
throw the Democratic majority In the House the
entire responsibility OF defeating legislation on this
subject
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
CONTRIBUTIONS By THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-The Senate in ex-
ecutIve has confirmed the nomination OF General
W. s. Rosecrans be Register OF the Treasurer
The rejection OF tde nomination or e. W. Button to be
postmaster at Lyncnburg, Va, officially announced
to-day The following combinations also officially
announced
United states Consus-Peter staub of Tennessee at
st. Gale; Victor Vilquan. OF Nebraska. at Barran-
QuIlla John NJ. Buck. OF West virginia, At NasasakL
Collectors of Custons-WllL tm Reed, District OF
ChampIaih, " Y. Charles c. Sweeney, District Of Cal
weston, Tex; ClOther IVaughn District OF sag iiarbOr
y. Y: Obadiah ". Cutter District OF Niagara, n. Y;
and Sirson L. Coffin. District of ElgarOwn. Mass.
Surveyors OF Customs-ROOert c. Jordan, port OF
Omaha. Neb.; Hans ;. BcatIe. port OF New-York.
Mlscellsnepus-Sllas W. Burt, Naval Oifccr Of Gus
toms District of Nrw-York
Lawrence HarrGan, Appraiser OF Merchandise, port
OF St Louis.
Jonn H. Farley, Collector Of Internal Revenue Eight
teenth District or Ohio.
William W. ii. DAVIS. Pension Agent at Philadelphia.
Second Lieutenant William s. Bald win of New York.
to lie FRS; Lieutenant In the Revenue Marine Service.
First Lieutenant Morton Pnilnps. OF New.YOrk, To 10
a ca ptaIn the Revenue Marine Service.
Army PromOtions-Frst Lieutenant John /. Bulls,
"a h Infantiy. to be captain.
second Lieutenant Alfred NJ. Palmer. Gath Infantry,
TO be first lieutenant.
Some twenty-five postmasters, whose names have
already been published. were confirmed.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
THE ALDERMEN BILL CONSIDERED.
rIxcTIoNs OF THE DEMOCRATs-EXPESsEs OF

or.IxcrroNs OF THK DEMoCRATs-ExPENsEs OF
COMMITTEE.
rnou THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBuNE-I
ALBANY May 49, Speaker Hustled attempted
TODAY to pass Senator Days bill abolishing the present
Board of Aldermen of New-York. aud substituting
Board OF fifteen members Hemoved that several rules
of the Assembly should be suspended I'm order that the
bin might be considered. Mr. Sheohan the Democratic
leader said that the Republicans were attempting
to advance the bill in defiance OF the rules
OF the House. Mr.. Gallagher. OF Erie, who
was acting as Speaker had great difficulty
IN keeping Democrats in good order Speaker us-
ted argued that the Republicans were acting strictly In
accordance with the rules
The racs were suspended by vote OF 90 10 30. ono
OF them was Joint rule anl TO the Senate for con-
currence. There senator Murphy made the point that
one days notice be given OF an intention 10 sus-
pend the rules Lieuten ante Governor Jones ruieu
that the point was we'll taken and the Republic
cans under Senator Pitts ea submitted to the ruins
To- morrow the Senate will concur in the Asseinbys hc-
tion suspendng the rule ami then the Assembly Can
pass tue bilL c. .,-.., ,,;,, ~,
To-day the Assembly passed Senator Soan's blll APP
proprIang ~ 5000 20 the expenses 0 the various
legislative investigating committees Ihe sum pl
$4,000 is appropriated to ply tho expenses oI Ihs
broadway surface Iaiiway invcst;gation.
The Senate passed Speaker Husteds biil appropri
atIng 500. 900 for tine improvement OF the Sttc amp
The Governor signed to-day the Dill creating state
Board OF Arbitration
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
WASHING rON NOTES.

WAsuISGToN, Tuesday, May l9, 1856.
DECORATION DAY.-The vessels Of the North Allan tic
squadron are under orders reach Newly In time to
participate III the celebration of Decoration Day.
MENIcAN PENsIONS-rhe Senate Committee on Pen .
sons voted to-day to postpone indefinitely the House
Mexican Pension bill AMI to report substitute the
first sectiOus OF the Dill INTRODUCED In Dcce mber
by Senator Mitchell. OF Pennsylvania.
ALIEN LAND OWNERS The House Committee on Pub
lie Lands to-day authorized favorable report upon Mr..
Paysun's bill restrict the ownership real estate
the territories citizens OF the United states
aliens who have declared their intentions 10 become
Citizens
Judiciary to-day unanimously instructed Chairman
Tucker report adversely bill To authorize the Presi
appoint board OF commissioners To investigate
20 what extent the United states may be legally or
eQuitaby liable for the debt due by the state Of Virginia
PENSION FoRGERIEs.-Ihe statement Il IN tde by PEN
officials tho the United States
held at Jackson Tenn, twelve persons
vlcted OF perjury forgery other Violations OF the
pension laws 10y which various sums oI money were
wrougfuly obtained. IN many Instances forged pen.
receipts Ia the names OF deceased pensioners.
CHEROKEE INDIAN FUND.-The House Committee on
udian Affairs to-day agreed report avorably bill to
appropr $4,000 OF the fund OF the CheroAee
okee freedmen ana other citizens OF tho Cherokee
Nation by adoption ana Incorporation their proportion
the o 100000 realized by tho sale of Cherokee
lands In the Indian Territory.
ARMY AND NAVY Observation-Disclosures Hawloy, from
the Committee DE ences today reported favor.
ably the two bills introduced early tue by
Senator Cameron. They authorize the Secret aries or
War ami Navy respectively to make contracts. after
suitable advertisement, with responsible steel manuact
for tho supply OF rough iorrd, rough turned and
adapted To mOdern warfare ana steel for shalt
Ing ana olher army and naval purposes.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
ONO REDTSTRfCIED.
SETTING ASIDE THE GgRnYMANDER or

SETTING ASIDE THE GGRHYIANDER or 1882
COLUMBUS, May 18.--It is important that tha
action o. the Ohio legislature In he e,o,
should be misunderstood elsewhere n there were
ground for the charee which will do btlcss 10 made by
unscrupulou' opponents 10 every part the country
that the Republicans OF Ohio have seized the opportunity
to redstrct the State in ordsr to e wrongful
party advantage, tha, would do harm the Repnbcsn
party in public opinion just ~ the conduct Of tle
Democrats In upholjIug for party advantage all ts
or mes and frauds Ohio has done harm to their party
elsewhere In Ohio the facts woli known. and tha
Republicans abundantly sustained by public opinion
II Is important that tie facts should be veil known
elsewhere.
At tho last Congressional election, IN October. 1884,
the wenty0ne districts OF Ohio cast 39ij0s votes TOR
Republican candidates Tor Congress. ana 37I.y3i for
Democratic candidates. including all votes for Demo-
cIats who also supported by Grecubacker-. 4
separate Creenback Prohibition In district
Of import iance. and the Republicans thus had a clear
plurality OF ahOit 10000 Nevertheless. infamous
the OF districts nnhcr the gerrynsnier
that the Democrats elected eleven ~ the
members and also claimed the election of H1ri q,
Toledo. making twelve though the House has sincs
d. cdrd that he beaten The fraudule NJ
mcnt of districts tins succceicd f.r - Z tie nrtua
Gs'anrhiscmcn of 10000 epui licans would not hayo
been efectual FOr. hal the rHsDlt been
toned the there should have been Demo-
cratic majority Of $1,000 IA the state Seieas there VAS
aciu lily Republican majority ~ 20OOD.
The people Of ONO hay" not ceased tod nonnce this bill
with great ndignatOD ever since 10 enactment Ihey
pered To be robbed In precisely mat WAY ever since the
Infamous disIctne hi! wa- passed That bill was one
of the OF whemIng victory IN ono IN lsS
when NJ. Plalne carr me STATE IN \ F ol al npi",i-
tion. II the demand Of tn" peope at TIE Re 'ub-
Leans II they secured the Legsl nrr, shonl right THIS
wrong and restore the fair Congressional districts winch
hal previously existed. The Legislature has Simply
the districts they stool before the Infamous
gerymander was passci. and has tbus oOeyeI the VIII
Of
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
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