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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-12-02
House Breakers.

Friday evening last the tailor
shop OF d. j. Cresap was burglarlz-
ed and abont ten or twelve: dollar,
taken. Entrance was effected by a
back window. On Sunday night
burglars entered the house
of Ed. Davenport, but did
not secure anything. The citizen,
should bring ou. their shot guns
and give the rascals warm recep-
ton. There is no room in society
for them, but ground in the po,ter's
field is not crowded,
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I s s Z.
Harper's Magaziner
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPER's MAGAZINE during
1857 will contain a novel of in
tense political, social, and roman
tic interest. entitled "Narka'-a
story of Russian life-by Kath-
leen O'Meara new novel. en-
titled April Hopes" by W. d.
uowells; Southern Sketches"
by Charles Dudley Warner and
ReLecca Harding Davis, illns-
trated by William Hamilton Glib
con; "Great American Indus
tries"-continued ; "Social Stud
ies." by DIR. r. T. Ely; further
articles on the Railway Problem
by competent writers; new Sc
ries Of illustrations by E. A. Alb
bey and Alfred Parsons: articles
by E. p. Roe; ard other attrac-
uons.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-12-02

A dramatic blind mans story,
by B. L. Farjeon, entitled "Blind
Willy" is one of the treats in
Harper's for December. The
same number contains Thanks
giving romance, "Beryl's Happy
Thought" by the author Of lone
Summer"-Blanche Wills How
ard
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STATE OF OHIO,
Hooking County, SIS.

IA. McCortney, Clerk of the Cou-t ot
Common Pleas, eo hereby cdrtify the fore
going to be u true and correct copy of the
original order of ''Times eli Holding Courts
in the Seventh Judicial District of Ohio
1887" now on file in my office.
n Sl Witness my hand ana the Seal
\LIs %. of said Court. at Logan, this
l5tn day of October, A, d. lSS6.
=. McCORTNEY, Clerk.
October 2f-jy
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Tines Of EilsIHa e!Tsfl
I'm THE
Seventh judicial District
of Ohio, A. ID. 1887.

Pursuant to authority of law, is Is ord er
ed that the several terms Of the Courts o.
Common Pleas for the Seventh Judicial
District of Ohio, for A d. 1887, shall be held
in the several counties thereof as follows
Athens. February 7th. Nay I'd, Novem-
Der 7th.
Fairfield, January 7ath, April 18th, oc-
tober 2ith.
Gallia. January Sd. March 18th, Sep
Hooking, February litn, May 9Th. No
Jackson. February 2Ist, May 10th, No
vember 18th.
Lawrence, March slst. June 9Th, No
vember 2lst.
Meigs, January 18th, April 9TH, Sep
tember 5rh.
Perry, March 7th, May Soth, octoba
IKE, January slst. April 18th, October
10th.
scioto. February lith, May Cd, October
10th.
Vinton, January 10th, April 5th, Sep
tember 18th.
Washington. January 2i,h, April 18th,
And it is hereby ordered that the
Clerks OF the several counties OF tho above
named District shall each cause copy OF
this order prescribing the times for hold
ing Courts in said District to be publiShed
in two newspapers, printed and OF general
circulation i'll their respective counties FOR
three consecutive weeks.
JAMES TRIP,
J. W, BANNAN.
RUDOLPH DESTEI9ER,
HIRAM S. SIBLEY,
SILAS H. WRIGHT,
JOHN 5. FRIrSNER,
Judges ofsaid District
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-12-02

Ifyou 60 to the Opera house
next Tuesday evening, you will be
entertained by the most humorous
lecturer of the day, Col. Jake Kem-
pie, Of Wheeling West Virginia.-
The price of admission has been
placed at % cents, and no extra
charge for reserved seats, whish
can now be procured at the Jewel
ry Store of Kess'er Bros. Col.
Kemple's subject will be "The trib'
ulations of an Office seeker, or why l
walked back from Washington CITY,"
The Opera house should be filled
OH this occasion. The fun will last
one hour and half.
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EpfscODal Service.

The Rev. Z. n. w. Hill will
Cd. W hold service in Grace
Mission Chapel, Friday evening,
Dec. 3D.. beginning promptly at
Z o'clock. All are cordially in
vited to attend.
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Court Common Pleas.

There has been nothing in
Court of interest the past week,
excepting the coal slack case.
mention of which is made in an
other column of this issue Of the
Sentinel.
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St. Louis, Milwaukee, Columbus Bee

The poor man Of this city mus. pave
when the Council orders him to, but
the rich man will pave when he gets
ready. There is a difference.
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The question is just this: II
there a single member of the
Council, who, after entering into
a written agreement with a man
should find that the terms of the
contract had been frequently vi
olated, would allow it to stand without
protest. especially when it was an in.
jury to himself ? The Council is the
guard an of the Corporations Interests
and that should not be forgotten.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-12-02

The present Council is accredited
with being one Of the best within tie
history of the town, but it should not
expend all of its wrath on the present
owner of the old engine house. It
should reserve a part for those property
owners who refuse to pave. 1t lay be
the duty of the Council to remove that
house by law, If it need be, and if We
mistake not it is duty to compel the
paving Of certain sidewalks in town.
Gentlemen, we would insist that the
dignity of the Council be recognized,
not on one occasion, but at all times.
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SIGN OF ''BIG BOOT" LOGAN, O.


Ike Kontner will not 60 to Mel
sonyiile to see the Salvation Army
again.
Rufus A. White, of Washington,
Ind, dropped into tho city Sunday
evening last.
Miss Wick Davis WAS the guest
of the Mr.. Geo. johnson, at Mt.
Pleasant, THANKSGIVING day.
Miss Biddy Mccarthy, of Colum
bus. has been the gust of Mrs.
Late Warner the past week.
Miss Cora Saunders, of Columbus,
O.. spent the past week in Logan,
the guest of Miss Lou Bowen.
Rev. Moore, pastor of the Presby-
terisn church, held services at the
Inirmary, Sunday afternoon last.
Joe Kessler, as is usual, spread
an elegant lunch Thanksgiving
day. He WAS well patronized, SO
10 speak.
The gas is improving. The
calcium light of The Sentinel has
developed a capacity for more
candle power.
H. S. Hansel. one of the promin-
ent young educators of tho county.
is teaching school In the Oak Grove
district this winter.
Mayor Barclay, of Washington.
Ohio. was called home to Hook
ing, last Sunday, to attend the
funeral of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Self Norton. of
Greenfield, O., spent Thanksgiv-
ing in this city, the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. James.
The family of Mr.. jos. Kreig
were called IL Lancaster on last
Monday to attend the funeral of
Mr.. Kreigs neice, Miss Francis
Hammond. who died on Sunday.
The Pence property on Wal
nut street was sol | at Admins
traitors sale On last Saturday, to
Lewis Green. Consideration
$Ss0.00.
The question Of psvements is one
of absorbing interest to the people
of this city, and we. expect at an
early day to give the matter some
attention.
MARRIED on Thursday even
ing, November 25th, at tho Of the
bride, by Rev. Geo. Geiger, Mr..
Elias Reb r to Mrs. Mallndia Ru-
bic. all Of this county.
DR.. Swepston, in the Govern
ment hospital service at Fort |
Smelling, Minn., is home this
week visiting his parents at Mt.
Pleasant.
Mr.. Ike Burgoon is meeting
with excellent success, selling
fruit trees. He represents a reli-
able firm, and can be depended
on to furnish The kind of trees
represented.
The Governor at the gas works,
like the Governor of Ohis, is not
quite so intense as he used to be.
Public opinion is putting the
Governors on their good beha-
vior.
DR.. Roy, the Hindoo Doctor,
for some time residing at Athens,
has removed TO Logan, and will
remain here, at least tor month.
The Doctor is a polite and ac-
complished gentleman. His ad-
vertisement appears elsewhere.
R. D. McMangslh sjust receiv-
I'd through Jesse B. Butin, agent
Of the Equitable Accident and Life
Insurance Co, check for $4,000
as indemnity for injuries received a
couple of weeks ago.
Nick Doeble had a streak of
luck, Monday, his wife present
ing him with twins-a bog and
,lrl. Nick at once assumed the
.Itle of Colonel. Col. Doeble has ;
sur congratulations.
MIR. Nick WeiIand has bought
he jewelry store of Dir. Francis
Kessler. The store is we'll sup
,lied with Clocks, Watches and
(ewelry. Mr.. Leigh, one of the
pest jewelers. of the country,w ;
continue in charge. Advertise
nent next week.
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ocAi'hSAC.
743 4 745 Broadway. N. Y.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Israel Souders, deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed
and qualified as Executor OF the will
of Israel Souders, late Of Hooking coun-
ty, deceased.
JACOB q. S0CDERS.
Pee. 2.-3v.
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Ifyou want lard presses, sausage
grinders and sausage suffers, 60 tc
Comfy DC Higgins.
If you want corn peppers or Ian
terms Of any kind, go to Comly &
Higgins.
Coal vases, coal buckets, fire shov.
els and coal tongues at Comfy 4
Higgins.
Full line of window glass at Com,
Iy & Higgins.
Guns. revolyers, shot, cartridges.
lead, caps, etc, at Comfy 6 Hig-
gins.
Lap robes, horse blankets, halt
ers, COW ties rope, etc at Comfy d
Higgins.
Sleds and wagons of all sizes and
kinds fer boys and girls at Comfy
s. Higgins.
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This Is now the season when the
biggest lies about fat hogs is in
order.
Charley Downey, teacher Of the
Snow Fork Junction school, Sun
dayed in Logan.
Miller Il Case the druggists.
are headquarters for the well
known ten cent Diamond Dyes.
Miss Dolan of Columbus, was
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Z. W.
McClintock.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Moore en-
tertained a number of friends,
Tuesday evening
Ohas Sterrit, manager of Harm
ison & Co.'s store, is in the east
this week, buying new goods.
AIR. John Walker, President of
the First Bank, spent fhanksgiv-
ing at Middleport. o.
Gen. II. j. Harmison, of Balti-
re, Nd, spent sunday in this
city.
Vint. Ferguson, of Buchtel, has
been in attendance at Court the
week.
Mrs. Nepper, of Columbus, O.,
spent Thanksgiving day with her
sister Mrs. L. Belt in this city,
Here comes Winter, here comes Winter,
With its storms of snow and slcet.
Pay the Printer. pay the Printer,
Let him warm his hands and feet.
.REFRAIN.
And buy a Christmas turkey.
Harry Holloway, assistant sc re-
tary of the syndicate, is in the city
attending Q ,urt.
Lank Brunner, the popular and
efficient Sheriff of Perry county was
in the city Cd Saturday on official
business.
1t is with great deal of sorrow
and regret that We acknowledge
that the old engine house is still
stardingon The market lot.
Miss Maggie Gilmore returned t.
her home in Nelsonville on last
Saturday, after weeks visit to
friends and relatives IN this city.
The sheriff of jackson county
passed through this city, on his
way to the "Pen," with three
prisoners. Tuesday evening.
Mr. Gus Floyd and wife left on
last Monday for Vicksburg, Mississ-
ippi, called bp the sickness of Mrs.
Floyd's relatives at that place.
Mr.. V. C. Lowry was called to
Athens on last Thursday by the
death of his father. Mr.. Lowry
was one of the Oldest men and one
Of the most esteemed citizens of the
Hooking Valley.
A number of miners from
Straitsville are in attendance at
Court this week, witnesses in the
coal slack cases.
Ex-Commissioner Rufe Karsh-
ner visited in Logan on last Sat
urday, and met with a hearty
welcome from his many warm
friends in our town.
Mr.. Bailey has sold his stock
in the Republican Gazette to
Col. Rempel. The stock sold at
par.
The play entitled "Orr iona
than," at the Opera mouse on Mon.
day evening, was not well patror-
lied. Dudes don't draw in Logan.
Miss Della PUNK entertained
large party of friends last Thursday.
It was in the nature of q surprise to
Miss PUNK, and she was presented
with many elegant presents.
Will Brooke, Of this place, start
ed for Newcomb, Tennessee yester-
day, where he is to take charge of
store for John Rhodehaver.
Jimmie, son of Mr.. Abe Apple
gate, aged 6 years, died from
whooping coug. and was buried
on Tuesday. Funeral from the
NJ. E. Church.
Ex-Congressman Bundy, Of
j Jackson, was in the city on Tues
day, attending to legal business
in Court.
Frank McClln, ock is developing
into full fedgcd doctor in the
mountains of Tennessee. At any
rate he is becoming SO popular that
the old ladies' are naming their ba-
b:es after HIM. Il
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The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11

FANCY GOODS
will be found very complete
consisting of C~ologncs. foreign
tracts in great variety, Toilet
Soaps from the cheapest to the
finest.
HAIR. TOOTH, NAIL, SHAVING
SHOE AND CLOTHES
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11
Examination OF Teachers.

School Commissioners Hodges has re-
q a circular from the Superi1tend-
Education giving him notice of
The passage Of tie following resolution
bs State Board Of Examiners.
HssoIred, That the times for hold
lpE annty examinations be changed
r. January and July. as at present. to
taa arst Friday in April and October, or
10 sgch other days in those months, as
tks State Superintendent may direct.
consequence Of this action Of the
ssssate Beard. Go county examinations
nv held in July next. All certif-
ss endsljcehses which expire in July
s continued in force until October.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11
Mr. Davis and the Citadel Cadet

1t will perhaps interest Farmer Till
man to know that Mr.. Davis after the
parade this afternoon expressed a wish
to see the Cadets Of the : Military Dude
Factory Through the Kindness Of
Mayor Lester a reception was arranged
tor them at the Exchange. The battalion
stacked arms on Bay street and marched
into he building. whore :hc Cadets were
introduced to Mr.. Davis, who expressed
his pleasure at seeing them, and init
mated that they were an honor and
credit TO their State. "The Citadel he
said, always did turn out the best O
men, and I'm glad to zee thati it has been
opened" IL than Sh TX h.nls win
each one Of the Cadets, as the line passed
before him, and babe them an affection
ate goodbye. j. \. M.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11
Our "Dudes" in Savannah.

The Citadel cadets were out early
this morning to a breakfast Of hooking
bird legs, pate de fois gras, n la canary
bird, and hard tack, principally hard
tack. They form the most military TEA
lures Of the camp and their Quarters
are generally crowded with soldiers
from other portions Of the camp watch
ing the The guard mount
ing this morning. which is carried on
just AZ it is in the Academy, was wit
messed by a large crowd Of soldiers,
who are struck with the splendid dis
cipline and soldicrly bearing Of the Ca.
diets They are the only command in
camp who 60 through all the details OF
military service.
The refusal Of the military judges to
score the picked company Of Cadets
that entered for the tirst-class drill is
still II matter Of AS these
judges arc all among officers detached
to teach tactics in various military
schools, they were doubtless actuatcd
by a feeling Of delicacy, becase any crit
icism Of the Charleston Cadets TINT
they might have felt called on to make
would probably have been attributed by
some people to jealousy of a rival in
stitution. The subject is however, dis
tasteful. was thinking about it this
morning, when my attention was direct
to the sound of a band approaching. 1t
wa3
AN IMPROMTu BAND,
made up Of members OF the Montcom.
cry Gr"ys. There were \ snare drum.
q base drum, W mouth organs. a kszoo,
. guitar and = bagpipe, the latter instru-
ment being constructed out Of a camp
pillow and a triangle (two ramrods.)
The major carried for a baton a beer
bottle mounted on a'framrod. They
serenaded the Cadets, the. Fusiliers and
the Washington Light Infantry, who, Of
course, did the proper thing and set up
the inevitable Artesian water cocktail,
which has come to-be ben very pop.
Mar institution in Camp Washing.
tor.
The staff of the Ne,cs and Courier
was visited by the Cadets this morning
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11

we hhu the nuinDe OF c rep
resented to be "a.
Number Of officers, SO.
Number Of teachers, 70.
Number Of scholars, 9O6.
Number volumesin Libraries ISL.
Amount contributed for
missions, $l86.75.
Amount raised for the
support Of schools, .2a0O OF.
1852.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ABREvILLE,
Court of Common Pleas.

Court of Common Pleas.
Joseph a.. Brown, Phillip b. S. Pcttirrrw
against
"co. W. Brown, s. Bleckley, f. w. Brown. T
>. Baker, j. e.. Fretwcll, Buckley, Brown
%N".. Mary ChaSteen, John l.. Brown
Alice Brown, Joseph a.. Brown, Smith
Brown, George Brown, Dctcndunts.-B
Summons. For relief. Complaint no
served
To the Defendants
Geo: ". Brown, l.. Dlccklev, f. w. Brown
=: y. Baker; }. &. Frctwell. Mar Chasteen,
Brown, Greorgc Brown,
on are hereby SUNNI :ned and reuuir.d r.
answer the complaint in the %actiun. which 10
hled III the office Of the Clerk of the Court If
common Pleas, for the said County, aud to
SIRE u COPY OF your answer To the said COM
Piialnt on the subscribers at their office mt Alb
bovl!le g H., C,..within twenty DAYS after the
service hereof, exclusive of the div of such
service; and if you fail to answer tho
ea.nplaiLt within the time aforesaid, the plain
tII ~ TINS action will apply to the Couit for
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated April 3, A.. d. 1886.
PARKER & MCGOWAN,
Plaintiff Attorneys.
t.. ST. NJ. G. ZEIGLER,
C. C. p.
10 Mary Chasteen, Alice Brown, Smith
Brown, Georgia Brown, absent defendants In
aboAe action take notice that the complaint in
TINS action with copy MINOR J has this day
been filed in the Office of the Clerk Of the
court for Abbeville County, Abbeyille c. H.,
PARKER & MCGOWAN,
Plaintiff Attorneys.
April S, 1885.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11
Saved His Life.

Mr.; d.. l.. Wilcoxeos of Horse Cave. XIV.
says he was, for many years, badly afflicted
with phthisic, also Diabetes ; the pains were
limos. ~ncndura and would sometimes
Electric Bitters and got relief from first bot
tie and after taking six bottles, was entirely
cured and had gained in flesh eihgtccn pounds.
Says he positively believes he would have
aied; had it not beeu for the relief afforded
by Electric bitters. Sold at iftv CENTS n
bottle by T. G.. Perrin. ="
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11

who gave three hearty cheers for the
NeWs and Courier. An appropriate but
feeble response was made by it's repre-
sentative, who complimented the boys
on the splendid show, and wished a
long life and continued prosperity to
the military Dude Factory"
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11
only thing which marred til

only thing Ehich married the
5e of8the Sunday School Coven-
tfc NJ Lsowndesville,. was the sickness
Ees. y q. Smart. who Ind quite i
SSsrisgs spelr'on Saturday night. TWAS
lssusi liz he was better on Sunday. He
III ss hands Of kind friends, who will
3tn aii her power to administer to
sAsaS#4nts. IL - thought lie will he able
olne tuesday or Wednesday.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-05-11

Lula A. Power, Fannie l.. Haddon ct nj. de-
PENDANTS.
Copy Summons for Relief.
Complaint not Served,
To the Defendants:
Lula a. Power, Fannie l.. Haddon. NJ. +
johnson, F. f.. johnson, Lena johnson In.
seph l.. Johnson, Isabella Raysor, Sallic Tav-
ior' hebecca Scott, Lucy Linton, India T.
johnson, Nellie Johnson, Julia Johnson. Re-.
becca johnson, Matte johnson, Mollic John
son, Johnson Bowie, William Bowie. Lei ,
Bowie, John Bowie, Theodore Bowie. md Cor
nclia Bowie.
lou are hereby summoned and rco,;rod IN
answer the complaint in this action. of which
a copy IS ON file in the office of the Clerk Of
the Court for Abbcvillc county, and to servo :,
copy o! your answer to said complaint on the
subscriber ut his office at Abbeyiiie Conf
House, South Carolina. within twenty daxs
ar'er the service hereof, exclusive of the div
o! service; and if you fail to answer tho cnm;.
plant within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs
III ;nfs action Will apply to the Court for the
the partition of the land OF Amanda Johnson
deceased. III"
Dated April 9th a. ID. 1886
IL. S. NJ. G. zElGLER,
&. G. p.
j. FULLER LYON,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To the absent Defondarts;
Isabella Raysor, Sallic Taylor, Rcbeccu
Scott, Lucy Linton, India r. Johnson, Mclli.
Johnson, julia Johnson Rcbecca johnson
Matte 30 nson, Mollic Johnson, Johnson
bo"ie' William Bowie, Leroy Bowie, John
Bowie, Theodore Bowie and Cornc,;, n,u.;.
TAKE NOTICE that the summons IN 49,.
action ct which the above is n copv. torcthcr
WITH the complaint, has this day been fled in
the Office of the Clerk of the Court of Cam
mon Pleas for said County. '""
j. FULLER LYON,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
April 20. 1886. Ct.