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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-25
The Courts.
REcoRDER's OFFtCE-DEEDs.


Eliza Hostler and husband to
Malinda Former. EaIf acre, in
Laurelville. Consideration 1926
Nov II, ST.
Andrew Drum and wife Sam'l
K. Steel; lot No 3, Laureiville.
Consideration sI25. Nov. 1, 'S6.
Mary Fogler ct al. to John Fog
Ter, 156 acres in Perry tp. Con-
sideration $1,000. Nov. 10, 's6.
John Gallagher. SheriG'to Abm
Piekel. 1903 acres in Perry twp,
Considerations $2l4O.25' Novem-
Der 10, 1856. =
Tim McGravey and wife to Sol
Rhodes. part of lot 255, Logan.
Consi !eration $500. Nov %. 'e966 'e966.
Diadianna Lawyer TO E j Ri
ley, IS acres in S 30, L II. r IS.
Consideration $500. Nov %, 'Se.
MORTGAGES.
L. S. 6 Z. L. Bort and wives to
Z. +. Scott. lot No IS, Logan
Amount $500. Nov Is, 'S6.
Malinda Former 10 Eliza Host
ier, one-haif acres, Laure!viIle.
Amount Sis. Nov is, 'S5.
Wm Louder to Geo Ucker, lot
496. Logan. Amount 1925. Nov
%, Sc.
David E Purdum 10 Jos Lei-
man, lois 175 G5 176, Carbon Hill.
Amount $lG6.50. Nov %, Sc.
PROBATE CoURT-MARRtAGE Ii
CENSES.
Charles Starr and Louisa Dick
ers.
Isaac Wolf and Mary Z Funk,
VIM IL Anthony and Sarah L
Amerine.
Moses Herman and frankie
Hammond.
Phillip II Sholl and Maggie
Wright.
SETTLEMENTS.
John A Shaw, executor OF the
will of David Ralston, made his
third partial settlement, Novem-
Der 20. 1856.
John a. Shaw. executor Of the
will OF Geo L Nelson, filed his
first and final account, November
90, 1886.
Eli ri West. administrator of
the estate Of Abigail Stump. filed
his first and final account, Nov.
20, 1856
S Bort, admir-. Of the estate
Of John Webster. has settled his
fifth and final account. Balance
for distribution $IS9i.G3.
APPOINTMENT.
Erwin Haynes, admir- of the es-
tate of Minerva Hedges.
Henry Federer, admir- of the
estate of Susannah Crupper.
Geo N Mumford, guardian O!
the estate of Samuel NJ Godecke
an inbecIIo. Bond $1,000.
Jacob Mier, guardian Of Mary
E.. Geo w, Anna N. and Dora
L DIier. Bond 1926.
WILLS FILED.
The will OF Israel SoHders was
fled for Probate, Tuesday, Nov
%, '86. For hearing Dec. /.
a lonely fock of nine wild pig
eons few over the city. going south
Thursday morning These are ths
Grst of these birds seen here in :
ilaif' tczea years -[Lancastcr Ga
Zettc-
That was probably all that VA:
left OF the Republican majority il:
Minnesota.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of susannah Crupper, deed.
The undersigned has been apPo,iate.o ..1,a 90 or
guSannah Crupper, late Of HoeEing in!5 3 eoRh' S'i
~ decd. hENhA
November 25-sw
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an Ordnance
To Regulate Ale. Beer and Porter
HOUSES, and other places where
intoxicating Liquors are Sold
at Retail.

Section 1. Be 1t ordained by the Council
OF TIE Village OF Logan, O,.io, Ihnt az
beer and porter houses, and other places
where Intoxicating liquors are sold at re-
tail for any purpose or IN nnS Sasd ised
in good faith by reputable physlclahS IN
actual practice, or for exclusively known
mechanical, pharmaceutical or sacTarae entai
purposes, or by the manufacturer OF lntox-
icatfng liquors from the raw material in
quantities OF one gallon or more at any
one time, shall be closed between the
hours of 10 o'clock, p. m, and O'CLOCK, a.
m . of the succeeding day, OF each ana eve
nv dav OF the commonly called week days
Section .. In regular hotels ant; eati.S
houses, the word place herein USED shttiI
be held to mean the room or part OF ine
sold or exposed for sale, and the keeping OF
such room or part OF room securely closed
shall be held as TO such hotels and eitinS
Houses aS q closing OF the place wltnii the
meaning ef this ordinance
Section 6. Whoever opens or allows 20
remain open any such ale, beer or pcrser
house or other place referredto IN sSctio1
! one of this ordinance between saiu hoets
/ of 10 O'Clock D. m, and O'Clock a. M, oil
| said week days, or whoever sells, gives
away or in any manner dispOses OF any
ale, beer or porter, or other intoxicttins : !
| liquor at retail, except as proTluel IN ssilu !.
section one, shall be fined in any sum not
exceeding one hundred dollars, nor lcSS
than TWENTY-FIVE COLLARS
Section 4. An ordinance ITO Regulate
ale, Beer and Porter Houses ana other
places wherein intoxicating liquors are
sold at retail :" passed July q, 1886, IS mere
by repealed -,u .,,-, Of
fom its passage and publication
A. STEINMAN,
President of the Council.
G.G. Gage, Clerk.
November 2-lw
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NEW
Meat Market.
CENTENNIAL BLOCK.

.I7GrtsT AIENzLER & co. have open;
- :. :, n.,;Iy, Meat Narket in the Centennial
PIock, east Main street, where they VII, VIII
tao~ paoT, ib@ Choicest of Fresh Beef, Pork, veal
Lamb. Sausage, Bologna, etc. ana my ~ " y,
the people TO give them ciui. - ane ,Iy,ys
be had of MEN
Noy25 lSS6-ly
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.An Ordnance
To REGULATE Billiard Tables.

TO Regulate Billiard laDies.
Section l. Be IL ordained by the Council
oC the Village OF Logan That IL shall DC
unlawful for owner o= agent OF the owner
OF any billiard table or tables to aliow tne
same to be used or the game or blIilarkS - -
10 n1,,ya, theraon between the hours Of 10
o'ciocE . M and O'Clock 4. M or the
following day of each and every day Oh the
week. ~ A.. ,,-,,,.s-
Section ,. Whoever violates the pfoEiS-
TONS of This ordinance shall upon convic-
tion be fined not less than ten dollars nor
more than twenty five dollars
Section 5. This ordinance shall take Ell
feet from its passage ana ieSai puoiicd'Ioi.
a. SrEINMAN,
President of tho CcIucii.
G, q. Gage, CLERK.
November 2o-l~
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-25

About this time the wise man
crawls into his underclothing.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-25

e2n d:n1e Duplicate the hands Of
ayofJ
suIcr
t,seo
be
against tag due
same
the
prescribed he
predne II
township
Tho number
eirth
Rg r77., .s-s.o.
Treasurer CT Hooking County, o.
asu.ersoM
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4 EariGToo.c fsr Cap. Keller

We are in favor of free trade with Fair
field county on cnrn. We are in favor of a
Iii III protective tariff on Hooking county
s.u.al
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-11-25

The ghost of nm Gle John has been haunt
ing Rem peliori lately. Other ghosts are
coming in q long procession.
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Council Pr0caedin gs.
Tuesday Evening EGy. G3, S8.

The Council met with the follow
ing persons present: A. Steinman
Prest, G. G. Gage Clerk, and
ilessrs. Price, Braddock, Cresap,
Kossier, Schlaggetcr, Wright and
Rochester. Minutes of previous
meeting read and approved.
The ordinance to regula lie. billiard
tables &c was read the third tine,
and was passed by the following
vote: yeas, Wright, Rochester,
Kesslcr, Cresap, Price and Brad
dock; hay, Sehlaggetter.
An ordinance to regulate Ale
and Porter House was read a third
time and was passed by the follow
ing vote: yeas, Wright, Roch ester,
Cresap, Price and Braddock. Nays,
kessler and Schlaggcttcr.
The Finance committee recon-
mended ;he payment of the follow
i,r, KILL.
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Es!atc Of biinerva Hedges. decd.
,,,o u,hcrsigned has been appointed
II N HSS,,aiifssl .s Administrator OF the Es-
i.,iH tata OF Minerva Hedges, late OF Hockihs
county, deceased YpvrN HAYNES.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the tolioMi ,s,HJ
,,,.,.cn,,ts and vouchers have been Hled
in the Probate Court of Hooking county,
ouio' lII' NJ Wcst. administrators of the estate
of Abigail stump. deceased
VI nj inc same will come on for hearing
~, she 18th of December, 1886, AT ~ . :
clock. A. y, or as soon thereafter Us may
DC ecu W, T. ACKER, Pro. Judge.
Nov 25-3w
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9ucn r6felte. y3ofl mehr tparbe idl

2ucp Id9elte. Jfo9 mebr tpiirbe i9
mid an bic See uhnf6en, gliel 5ol9'
Wetter ertpedt untpilltirIih bic Sebn=
fu9t na6 Der frdftigen &able, oem er>
frii9enben Maherbuft, Dem erquidens
ben ialaigen 2uftbau9, ben bic Wellen
aug ben1 Nei1 Der Siefe ntitbringen. =
@aren sic ME an ber @ee2
Nienals! = unb bas ift f9ltmnt ges
mug fiir bic S9psfer eines Seemans,
ni1t tpabra = Nber Mama mar INNER
3u dngffli6, ben Onfel frem6en 9dn=
ben 3u iiberlaifen, un6 10 finb gu elmer
Baoereiie ME mebr als pldne gemabt
tpDrben.
Mber iebt tpiirbeu Sic frei fsin, eine
su unternebmen? frug 2uep, mebr UNI
ettpas su fagen, dig I'm einer Mntnort
tpilen. Grei! glie feuf3te tief. 9ucp
fab fie einen Mugenblid betroffen on;
es NOR nidt bas erite MaI, baB iie bie=
fen Nusbrud i6mer5li6en @rnftes III
@liens @eit9te pabrnabm.
Sic iaBen 8eioe allein. nlri9 mar
auf feinem 3imnter, tpie ct iiber6aupt
in LETTER 3eit tpeuis in ibrer @eIeGi9aft
lebte. St mar mebr als ie nit feinen
5tubien bei6dftigt, feit enti6lofien,
ii6 unabbdn9ig BON Der f9uantenben
0offnuns auf @iiterbefiB gu MAIDEN.
ST tpirbe am liebifen in elmer 5tabt
gelebt un6 feline iuriffii9e 2aufbabn on
einem groBen @eri6tsbofe tuieber aufs
genommen baben, wenn 9err bon Der
Maruib nitbt na9 tpie por biefen
@1ritt tuiberratben bdtte. Bis iebt
tparen bon ben @egnern feline geri6tliz
den 56ritte angemelbet; tpeber in Der
lmgegenb, nod in ben ferneren 8e=
tanntentreiien tparen 3meifel iiber bic
grbbere9tigung bet Sreifrau unb ibrer
Rinber aufgetau9t un6 ber alte &e9tss
gelebrte tpar Der Meinung, baB es ridt
tpoblgetban iei, tuenn ulri6 bur9 einen
auffdaigen S9ritt iol9e 3weifel felbit
ins 2eben riefe. Oieier Grunb, abge=
ieben BON Der natiirli9en @6eu, fi9
in eittem Greiie au bepegen, in tpel6em
inn bic 0orausleBung zines &anges
unb 8elibes, 3u benz er feline Bere9tiz
gung fiblte, elm unberbientes Mnieben
geben ntuBte, hielt i'm in gGernbrunn
feit, tpdbrenb 2ucp's Mntpeienbeit 6em
Mufentbalt einem &ei3 berlieb, benz er
fi6 ie ldnger, ie tpeniger gu ent3ieben
bermo9te, obglei1 er feline INNER mebr
3ur 2eiDenf9aft antpa9ien6e3uneigung
in ben S6ranfen elmer ftrengen 3uriids
baltuns bielt.
(Gortiesuns folst.)
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N9I....
81. 9u feuf5eft2
yfun ia, fon i1 nidt, tDenn mir eitt>
fdat, tpie Ou auBer Dir 3u fein pflegit,
tpenn i9 mad Slid in 9einem 3lmmer
rau6en unb baau am Pianinp berfu=
den min, bas ni9t au berlernen, pas
mir in oer Sugenb i'm Glimpern eittges
pauft tporben 1T. QBie beneibe i6 bic
0erren, nit benen bu ben lei9ten, aber
berbiinnten NfnIel getrunfen bait.
&ubplf.--.
l1no nun tpir6 Dir n1ein Gpuper
nidt gefauer, BEL bem ein folder folioer
Mplel unb bas ausgefo9te Gleii9 febs
len. gDabrli@ i'd oenfe aber aud an
gar ni1ts!
., 2ieber, bas nla6t ni6ts, i'd bes
gniige MIDI.
9as ba9te i9 mir, 9u begniist bid
an Der Seite bes @atten nit gbampagz
ner, unb 10 babe i6 benu eine Glaf6e
9aibted faItitellen lafen. Ser Sort
barrt tpie elm gefiilter Ballon, baB oie
Stride sel6ft per6en, aliO. muuter
gu Slide!
&ubolfl..--
Nun?-
&ubOIf, nod Siid siinbeit Su Bit
cine Gigarre an----
llnb lou i6 gar nod bic Saiien baau
i6lagen ooer lin6murmtrddtige 8aQas
ben borleien2 gfein, Sermin6en, aus
benz tpirb ni9ts! Mber auf Seinen
Sd9er min i'd etpas f6reiben. 3war
feinen 8ers, aber. -.
Mber?-.
Sen proiaii6en unb ni6tsbeftotuee
niger ri1tigen SOP: uSn 8a6eorten
1T ni6ts gut, aber alles beRer als alt
9auie. BUNS! ba fnallt Der lufftge
Gbampagnerforfl
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glad oer 8aoerei(e.
Ion Sui. Stettettbeint.

Wilfommen! yun LAB Did aui9aus
en-, meine tpirtli6 before 9dlfte- sm
liebit iebt tpabrbaftig um awan3ig pros
gent bei5er aus!
9as bait Du ia redt flint ausgere@s
net, Mann; Sbr &aufleute feib Meifer
i'm &opfre6nen!
SolIte i'd falf6 anbirt baben, 9erni=
neg 9as frii@e &otb beiner Wangen,
Der @lan5 beiner Nugen, bein gelduter=
ter Seint, Der fori6e Gang
Sober pOiten gu 5 proaent bere6net,
ma9t auiammen 5pansig. @timnt aufs
faaenb. Sd fage bir bagegen, baB i6
balbtobt beimfebre. Sd babe mid
f6on bel ber Mntunft nod einem 8abn.
| bOfarst umseiehen. Mm @9Iuiie Der
MeifefaifOn foate ieber gabnbof cine
Sanitdtsma9e aufautpeifen baben, bic
bic erite 9ilfe leiiten fann.
Sd tperbe es pDrI9lagen.
ytur teine Satnre i'm Son. &ubplf
Mir tpirb bic Gliege an Der Manb aur
9ndne, 10 nerb6s bin id. @ebt bas 10
fort, 10 f9iebt man mid i'm 9erbit in
ben @otbaer Ofen.
9u fiebit i4mara, liebe 9ermine.
Wenn i'd mid beinem grauen Barte
gegenHber befinoe, Iieber &ubolf, 10
mhBte i6 ia farbenblinb iein, penn id
| f9wara fdbel
go 1T es redt. 6ermine, f1erae, bas
1T bas bette Wtittel gegen Nerbof fitdt,
Man muB BEN Neroen 3eisen, baB mon
fi6 ni9t unterfriegen ldBt. l1nb tpas
meinen grauen, big auf tpeiteres iibri:
gems erit srauenben Bart anbetrifft, fr
ipoate i9 btr eigentIi9 nit einem 3ette
on bemIelben: yGrif9 gepinielt" entge'
genfommen, aber ber Ar3t parnte bDi
allen eriitirenben 9aarmaleritubien
Sic finb gefdbrli9, 6eun einmal tpirt
ber Bart grim oarna6, elm amber ma
lilafarben, unb 10 enti@ieb i9 mid In
negatiben Slime.
Su biit ia febr BEL 2aune.
8ergnagt bin idb, 9ermine! SOIL ID
ni9t, tuenn mir rtein Meib9en beim
tebrts Du aber biit bon ber ldngerer
| Gabrt angeitrengt unb perftimmt; eff
alio, itdrfe bid unb bann lege bid ins
gett unb i9Iafe bir ben Waggon aus
ben @liebernl
| ySen Waggon aus ben @liebern"
ben Wasgon aus ben Gliebern f6la
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Der fafbiouable
gd)mbtttader Saoett.
Lucchese Bros, @isentbamer

etiefd bon 81 bis $lf; Sdube bon $3.50 bis
$3.50. Damenfdnbe baIbe @oblen unb @bfdbe
SO Gents. Gir Mdnner rs Gents bis 81.
Damenidube uuf Geffelluns SpeSialitdt.
aene Moben erbalten jeben Ntonat bireIt bon
Yaris.
sss O. ssuFon etruse, Gan antonio, Sex.
1873 3l
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Bur 6egulirnrlg,

beIiebte SauSar3neI ent>
~ ZIP bdIt Serbiirstermaben teiil Sbell9en
XIV Mserfur ober anbere f9ablide Cub.
fans, fonbern If rein begetabtltf@.
Gie ftlrirt ole 6urd 2ebers, Nierens
unb Magenft6rung Derurfa9ten
Grantbeiten.
Denn bic 2eber in 1ntrbnnns 1T, oann
if 0er aanse 0rsanismnS sefort: Oas
Slut III nnreiu, ber Ntbem miberlif, Der
Voiient Bat &opfpeb, fibH fi6 f9pat,
r,ieberaefdlaaen unb nerbos. I'm Ser'
idlIintfneruna bes 8ufanbes au berbiten,
ntmm fofort Simmons
asn NequIator. 8ei tbenber 2es
yGTNHV beuspeils ober bel Niere n,
<vN Ieiben bern,eibe nan Sti.nulan'
ten uub uebme Gimn,ous 2iber Regulator. Der
biIft ii6er. rs. -
oeFIeu. ober mad, BEN giIen elm laifenoes @e'
}5Hl haif. ober bel Nadt ni@t einidlafen
fonnlf. 10 nimm cine Dolis. Das ptrb Dir
beIfer uub 9u fannff angenebm fdldfen.
Ieun gu an $ artIeibigteit, . bs>
hehfie unb @dIIiateit leibef fnhe
sofnrt NbbiiIfe in Gimmons 2iber &egulator.
Da beDarf es feines fteten Webiaintrens uno
Go IDItct hui tpcutJ.
Benn Du Nlorgens nit einem bittern Ve'
i5u,ad i'm Munbe eriuadf, -
inl ss!!si ss1s e. s's!d sss:s s;s''ssss; sss;s :,
~VS$sssss berliist ben Mtbem1 unb reinigt
bie bereote 8unae. ainber bebirfen oft ein
nmoefa6rIides Mbfabr. nno @tdrtnnssm.tiel,
nm cine nabenbe RranfIsit ab3upeaoslIis:, Stil.s
mons aibsr Regulator bilft sesen Slaeangsil,
aobEueb, Masenfaure, gerbannnssl l3Dade,
gnIbr unb aud sesen bic Der 4inObsit e'senen
2eiDen.
SeSesmal, iuenn Du ipirf, oab Sein pr
oauismuS Der 9einisun9, Stdrfnng unD Me'
eulirunq obae beftises abfiibren, ooer Si''
situIiruns obne Bstrinten brandt riu'in
Sn'"''' 14p'' 4s,'''t'',
bereitet bon
j. H. Zeiiin O. Co., @bilaOelpbia, Ya.'
preis $1.0O.
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bereitet bon
j. H. Zeiiin O. Co., @bilaOelpbia, Ya'
greis $1.0O.
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MDer's
(g6errtD : NecfDrQf

1T in ben Nnfangsifabten ber glus3ehr.ng
ltnl6dsbar. gs tbut ben1 Snlfen @inbalt,
beilt bie erfranfte @etpebe, unb er3ielt 1tets
Seilung, ipenn man es settig genug arrz
ipenbet.
ygor BRET Sabrert sog i9 mir eine beftige
grfdlt1ng, 5u Die itd) ibne1 slt 8ruifbrdune
unb ielbif sl1 Ius3ebrlttg e1tttpidelte. SD
mar 3u i9tpa9 anf 51I iein, nagerte iebr ab,
unb buitete itnaufborltd). Sd lteB mild bon
ntebreren Ier5ten bebanbeln, aber ibre 8e<
ntiibuugen nttr 5it belfen tpareit fri1htlos,
uno iie ale iagteil, id) babe bie Mus5ebri1ng.
@nbli6 oeri6affte mir ettt 6reunb etne Slaz
i6e BON Gper'S @berrn= =Bectoral. Sd) fling
an, oieies etn5unebne1t, l1itb BON Der erffett
Ooiis on empfatb id) Qinberung. Sd f1br
banlit fort, lnb bie stueite Slai9e
6etIte Ulih
Dollfommeit, uib idb bin ieitbert gelun6."
S. 9. SraSlep, Wfalben, Waff.
&ereitet bat y
9r. 8. 6. @ber & Co., 9otueM, Naf.,
Sn alen 9GpOtbeten su baben. -
Nreis 81; feds 5lafeben $5.
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Bmdlens Mrnfca=galbe.

9ie bette Salbs Der sselt fiir S@nitte
Auetfdunsen, @eidipiire, Gieber. unb $ant-
MuSf9las, Gledte, sefprnmsene Sanbe, Grof-
beulen unb alle Sauttranfbeiten; turirt $a'
mprrhoiben ober feline 8esabluns. 80lltse
Classification sarantirt ober bns @elb niro
suriiderfattet. 25 @ents bic Sdjadtel bel u
Greis
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= Ser M6rber Sim Obeu in @alz
peiton, ber QHinlan ern,Orbete, 1T gegen
$4,000 8ireibaft auf freien SUB 9eieBt
tuoroen.
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Summer 1347.
Il
mb jp ppn



~ ~ w~rn% % a~@m mnnmmm@
~ acknowledgements ~ ~
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San Pedro Springs.
Der eilsiss @ersnisunssplas Bet
Gan @ntpntp.

Concert tdsIi@ bon $3.50 aadm. Bis 1o:3o
Abenbs.
8eranaanngen alIer art fiir Sung unb Alt.
Berfhiebene grfrif9ungeu. @enug Sdatten.
Gin @eRauraat eriter 8Iafe If nit bem eta,
bls6sment berbunDen.
81. &er0fe, @isenthamer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-29

A telegram announcing the illness of
Agnes Robinson was received from Wash
ington, Monday, and George w. Robin
son, her father took the night train for
that city ...... Apples are plenty IN TINS
section, standard winter varieties bring
ing one dollar per barrel. l...,. sandy"
Miller colored-who was recently taken
TO the insane asylum at Brattleboro, is
improving slowly. .,...It is the impres.
sion of those best situated to know, that
work will be commenced on the battle
monument in the spring. There seems
10 be some difference OF opinion as to
where the identical spot is ON which the
old store house stood, which was the OF
iective point OF the British army. George
w. Robinson has. howevr, documents III
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From all Parts of the state.

George Tice of Holland has a sucking
colt which he bought of Dr McDutTee,
paying $3.50.
Charles Hlnman has taked job to de-
liver 500 GOO feet OF lumber to the pulp
mill at West Derby.
The fall examination OF teachers for
Orleans County, will be he'd on Saturday.
October 30th, beginning at o'clock a. IN.
A petition is in circulation for w. G..
T. |. at Barton Lauding. Some kind of
atemperance society ought to be sustained
among us.
Among the New England claims paid
by Mutual Life Insurance company of
New York the past week was that OF
Hiram II. ellison of Gaysville for !G944.
William NJ. Davis of Harvard college
has asked for picture and description
OF the signal service station at the top of
Nantastlquet mountain, near Bratte-
bDro, engravlngS of which are to appear
in Science and the american MctcOro-
lOgiGdL JourRHi.
II. A. Cutting, curator of the State
cabinet, says that peculiar plant found
by George j. Patterson of Waterbury
beside the railroad near the river, is
peculiar viDe-like plant with clingers and
a ribbed leaf, with oval punches of many
seeded black berries, Is the Smildr he
bdceh or carriOn flower. Its great pc
culiarity is the almost intplerdble smell Of
the flower. 1t is not common.
Montpelier is to have town meeting
| Thursday, November 4, to see if the viii
lage will authorize "A contract with the
standard Light and Power company to
light the streets of the village with the
electric light.
a large bald headed eagle was seen in
the north part of Wells Friday.
Two old residents of pownal died on
Sunday Homer Merchant, a well known
farmer aged about 50 years, and Mrs.
Barber. the aged mother ot Hon. Charles
Barber
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RAILROAD DISCRIMItATIO


NASIIINGTON, oct % The United
states supreme Court has rendered very
important decision in The case of Wabash
st. Louis and Pacific Railroad company
against the people of the State of Illinois.
The railroad company had been prose
cuted for charging customer - cents
per 100 pounds for trans porting goods
from Peoria to New York, and on the
same day charging other customers %
cents per 100 pounds for the same class Of
goods from Gilman, Ill 70 New York.
Gilman being 66 miles uearer than Peoria
to New York. This discrimination. il was
alleged, was in violation of the law OF
Illinois, which prohibits any charge for
the transportation of Passengers or freight
within the State of Illinois proportionately
greater than would be cuArged for the
Transportation OF passengers or IKE classes
of freight "over II greater distance of the
same road.
The court concludes "When it is at
tempted 20 apply to Transportation
through an entire series rt States a priu-
clple of this kind, and each one Of the
states, o: half a dozen State, shall at
tempt to establish its own rates of trans
portatlon, Its own methods to prevent dis
Crilnlnatlon i'll rates or 10 permit it, the
deleterlous lntiueuce upon the freedom Of
commerce among the States and
upon the transportation of goods
through those States cannot be
oNerestimated. That this species of
regulation is one which must be, if
established at all, Of a general and nation.
al character, and cannot be safely and
wisely renitted to local rules and local
regulations, we think is clear, and f it be
regulation of commerce, as we think it
Is, 1t must be of that national character.
ana the regulation can only appropriately
be by general rules and principles which
demand that it should be done by the Con
gress of the United States under the
commerce clause of the consultation"
The Judgement OF the supreme Court Of
illinois, which was adverse TO the railroad
was accordingly reversed.
Justice Bradley delivered "a dissenting
opinion III which the chief justice and
Justice Gray coucurred, They think that
Congress might, If 1t saw tit regulate the
matter under consideration, but, not hav-
ing done SO, that the state does not lose its
power to regulate the charges OF its own
railroads in its own territory simply be-
cause the goods or persons transported
have been brought from or are destined 10
II point beyond the State borders.