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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-04-30

"Oulv a Farmers Daughter" by
Carnes, was presented last night with
great success. Il is peculiar drama,
bold in It's portrayal Of wickedaess,
yet tbriIlingly interesting. An old
farmer has beautiful daughter. who
is beloved by an author, WIN matries
her aud VOWS to protecs and cherish
her until death. Ten years AFTER
ward the author has grown famous
aud rich. An adventures. 10 the
guise OF the widow Of o French gen.
eral, invades the household. and, with
the aid Of male accomplish, succeeds
in alternating tire husband aud wife.
slays the wife and child, gets possess
sion of the husband aud nis money,
is slain By the latter, and fills a
pauper's grave. That is the way the
drama seems to come out. but the
last scene shows that all the events
after the entrance of the adventures
into the acti IA, are tbs 6gments OF
q dream. But the dream cures tue
author. In the working out Of the
plot the action is admirable. though
very bold. aud the audience folio we'd
the developments with keen interest.
N Y Tribune
The Farmers Daughter will ap-
pear 1T MasOaic Hall tonight and
to-morrow night. Also matinee To-
morrow afternoon.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-04-30
AND PRopRIEroRs OF THE OLD RELIABLE
ACITY DRUG SToRE,2
OPPOSITE THE CITY HOTEL ANNAPOLIS ND.
Store extends through es Main No Francis Stree


this weknown establishment in first
WORKING EQUIPMENTS AND STOCK hrstclass retail
Pharmacy in Baltimore City.
PavD knowledge the Drug Business all its phases
We take special p,iie in furnishing the
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-04-30

one inch, first insertion, IS cents sub
Vn ,, insertions, 80 cents Liberal rates
- ~ with those advertising by the month
n1a .osr Local notices and political or
1saI communications cents per line.
primary announcement Of marriages
J' deaths free, but obituary notices will
sno a, Ssrd for at one-half the usual rates
4 advertising.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-04-30

R If yoa wish to see good
pla., go to the matinee tomorrow
afternoon at the Opera House. School
children is cents. adults 25 cents, to
all paris of the House.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-04-30

az Go to the matinee tomorrow
afternoon and witness the play of
"0uly Farmers Daughter" Ad-
missiou-scbool children Is cents.
adults rs cents, to all parts of the
house.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-04-30
Personal Mention.

Cards are out for the wedding of
M. W. ii Vausaut, to Miss Clara
Johnson, Of this city, to take place at
Wesley Chapel on next Wednesday
1880 7. NJ
Miss Rose Kaiser. OF Washington
who was the guest Of Miss Redmond,
West st. left for home yesterday.
Miss Quinn Of Frederick, is visiting
friends on West st.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-04-30

Ian lreth's reliable Garden Seed for
sale at the City Drug Store in quantities
to snit, at catalogue prices. J. w. Ho +
ges Il Co. :
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-04-30

DR. e Reform for Ladies.-0uv New
B ,ok lust out, entitled, s'DRRss REFoRN
RoR l,sDfes. with elegant wood engrav-
inpx aud Biography OF WoRrH. The King
or FAsu1oS. PARfs; sent JTse 10 ladies
only1 % receipt OF cents in stamps %
lay pos age.
CRl.KnpArgD MADAME DEAN's SPINAL
SuppoRrsNc CoRsErs NJ experiences re
CURED. Four orders per day give the
agent $50 monthly. Our agen1s re-
nssrt from four &, twenty ~ - q lily.
Serd = once fur terms aud full par icu-
lsrs ss00 outfiG free. LEWIS ScuIELE
& Co, 80 Broadway, New York.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-04-30

Swsef NeIIyCigIr. rhs bsst i've cen
Cigar in Annapolis. at the City Drug
Store.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-15
Satt Creek Items.

The wheat crop is harvested.
The yield will not be as large as
was anticipated. Corn is very
uneven, some large and the bal
ance very small for the season.
Oats promises to be a full crop.
The meadows are generally light.
Fruits of all kinds are plenty.
The most grumbling hear is
about money, ana each individ-
ual has his favorite reason to
,harangue why currency is so
scarce. Some .q2y Cleveland
ought to have more made and
give every body a pension.
The tax collectors were in Salt
Greek township. July 9th.
We seen Mr.. Amos Kline re-
Gently in our borders making it
known that he is a candidate for
the nomination TO the office of
County Commissioner.
We will vouch that Salt Creek
will have nary candidate in the
race fer county office this season
10 be tloundercd in the typical
waters of CID Salt Creek; but in
1887 we will give Hooking a full
supply OF candidates
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-15
TAzE SEONE EILE AN ID
WORM EIOGSE.

Workmen are busily engaged
enclosing the yard back of the
city building, and will have il
ready TO receive the stone tha,
will hereafter furnish amusement
for the unfortunates who may
come before his honor, the May.
or, sometime this week. The
stone pile proper, on which the
festive tramp may expect to ex.
ercise his muscles, will be out OIL
doors, though shed for use IN
rough weather is being put up in
one conner Of the l2t.
There is a double fence ten
feet high surrounding the lot
Milt Myers, the present turnkey
of the city prison, will probably
have charge of the yard. II
would seem from this that there
is a disposition on The part of the
Council to have the fines and
costs worked out if they can not
be paid.
Limestone will be used, and
when broken up will be used to
macadamise the streets and
alleys of the city.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-15
THE CeyING CAMP MEETING.

AS heretofore announced, the
fourteenth Ohio conference camp
meeting will begin on Thursday
August 5. The grounds are now
in fine condition, being just nice
ly moved and the work of laying
floors, erecting tents, etc. Is now
being rapidly pushed forward
seven new cottages all raedy com
pleated and about a dozen more
are on the way. The resident
superintendent this week says all
.he tents and cottages are rented
except two cottages and a few
9X9 tents.
The Hotel Wcodside will be
under the management of A. Ii.
Stockton of the Hotel Martin,
Lancaster, assisted by Crap
and The house will be furnished
and ready for guests on and after
July 10.
The grounds are in perfect Or
der. Many mec hanics are hard
at work building and repairing
There are about twenty new and
elegant cottages already erected
this summer, or under contract.
All of these. / believe, are two
story buildings. Following are
among those who have built or
contracted: Rev. j. l.. Durant,
of Tarlton, Rev. p. L. Mark Of
New Salem, Mr.. Rodepouch of
Lancaster, Mr.. Leigh OF Grove
port, Reg. j. Z. Jackson jr., of
Portsmouth, Mrs. NJ. a. Sisson
of Gallipolis, Mrs. Nelson. w. Y.
Miles, H. j. Maynard, Mrs. Glen,
Mrs. Mary G. Potts and Il. S.
Brock of Colum bus, Rev. Benz.
Green and j. o. Green of N Y.
Many cottages;have been repaired
and painted, adding greatly TO
their appearance.
Several families are already on
tie grounds. Rev. ID. @. Stalev
and wife have been there all
summer. 1t is said a number OF
families will arrive next week,
among them Rev. DR.. w. NJ:
Mnllenix, j. Erb. j. N. Goss and
Mrs. TAYLOR of Coluabus.-Lan-
caster Gazette
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-15

These are panicy timessfor The
merchants of Bloomingville. Mr..
John Goddard and Fred Millisor
have both been locked up on ac-
count of their not being able to
meet their Indebtedness within
the time for which they contract
ed to pay. and several hucksters
are said to be en- the wane whose
bugle hprns have made music
before our doors 10! these many
years; who, we had persuaded
ourselves to believe, had grown
rich by handling our stale butter
and poor chickens; but alas
their groceries were bought on
credit, probably, and the whole
sale man wanted his pay, and the
hucksier--oh, he had trusted, too,
and could get pot 2 penny to save
him from purgatory, SO there
must be a crash somewhere.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-15


NELsoNvILLE, July 11.--A fright
fnl accident occurred at johnson
Brothers & Patterson's mine at
New Pittsburg, three miles east
of here, this. afternoon, by the ex-
plosion of an air compressor.
Thomas Williams, an employe,
was instantly killed, and Charles
Johnson, a member of the firm,
seriously hurt,
MILWAUKEE, 12.-Advices re-
ceived here tonight from Water
ford, a hamlet of 500 people in
Racine County. just beyond the
border of Milwaukee county, are
that a strange disease which made
its appearance there few days
ago is spreading. Two deaths
have occurred and six others are
expected momentarily. Forty
people have been stricken with
a violen; form and many others
with a.miIder phase ofthe malady.
The.people are terror stricken
audsthe villege is being rapidly
deserted. The stores are barred,
the schools closed and the sur
rounding towns have virtually
quarantined the places. rhe
state board of health to-day made
an investigation and found the
maIady to he a species of ty-
phoid fever. Its attack produ-
ces deliri um.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-15

DR.. VIM. Hansen, of Logan,
has removed to this city for the
practice of his profession. The
Doctor is young man of good
character and comes well recon-.
mended. For the past two or
three years he has been engaged
as assistant physician at the Ohio
Penitentiary. He removed his
family to Nelsonyille on Tuesday,
and will occupy the Ell Davis
property on east Franklin street.
We welcome t. G Doctor and fam.
lily 10 our thriving town, and hope
they may find a pleasant home
among US Nelsonville News.
DR.. Hansen was one of our most
estimable young men and We
wish him abundant success in his
new field of labor.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-15


The best blood purifier and system
regulator ever placed within the reach
suffering hl minity, truely is Electric
Bitters Inactivity of the Liver, Bill
business ,Iaundice, constipation, Weel
kidneys, or any disease of the urinary
organs, or who ever requires an appel
izer, tonic or mild stimulant, will al
WAYS find Electric Bi:ters the best an(
only certain cure known: They ac
surely and quickly every bottle guar
enteed to give entire satisfaction o
money refunded. Sold at fifty cents ;
bottle by T.. Harrington.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-15
EROBATE COURT.

eoDh iTs WV u L.
Marriage lirnnse issued ihir
month: Ellis Turner and Mar,
Kirkenda1e. JOHNNY Patton anG
Cora M Hutchinson.
The VIII of John T.. Bowlhv
filed June %, 1885,. probaied Ju.
w 5. 1880. F. B Green. executor
Bond $1,000.
The Will of Lewis Deem. fled
June 20. rrnbated Inlv -. 1885.
No executor has yet been ap-
pointed
The VIII Of E'izahn'h Polling
was fled July 10 1896. hut has
not been probated. Peter Polling
is named as the executor.
Martin Fox. enardiap of Sarah
Pickle. an imherile. was apnoint-
ed June 80. 1886. Bond $1,000.
The State Of Ohio VS. William
Pence: application TO admit to
hail. Entered into reroonizanre
IN the SIM of 5000. Sarah J Pence
and Josiah Pence. sureties.
The State of Ohio VS. Fred
Mock. inquest of lunarv. Ad-
judged insane and sent tn the
Athens Asylum, July 5. 1886.
A J Dyson. administrator of
the estate of the late Elijah Dv-
son, made second partial settle
.InIv 10. 1886; balance due
estate S2S1 so.
John Polling. executor of Sam
mel R. Polling. made a second mar
tial seitlemen. Jnlv 3. 1886, bal
ance due estate $95.06.
Deputy Sheriff Dan Wright is
at Carbon Hill this week, selling
out the store of John W. Fisher.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-15

We last Saturday received a
very pleasant call from Mr.. Chas.
Shaw, one among the oldest clti-
zens and strongest Democrats in
the county. Mr.. Shaw is now in
his 18th year, and has been a res
ident of Hooking county for AZ
years. During all these wears he
has been a subscriber and staunch
friend of the Sentinel, and on the
day named above, called to re-
new lis subscription and offer
his congratulations on the good
work 1T is doing.
The estimable wife of Mr.. Shaw
is still living and three years ago
they celebrated their golden
wedding. They have nine chill
dren still living and five dead
Mr.. Shaw is a wonderfully well
preserved man for his age, and
looks like it would be years yet
before he would be compelled 10
retire from active service in his
party. Come again-you will
always find our latch-string out.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-15
REcoRpER's OFF1cE-DEEps.

RECoRDER's OFFIcE-DEEDS.
VIM Green and wife to Samue
Green, quit claim decd, S 5, L u
r is. 81.
John and Sarah Mills to Cloyd
A Wiley. Laurelvllle, sec 80, =
acres; consideration $3.50.
John Gallagher, sheriff, to No,
ah Weaver; so acres, Benton tp
5000
John Hostler to Mary A Stump
lots No 25-26, LaurelvilIe, 800
FM Parker, ct al, to w P Mil
Ter. lot No 2, Cadiz, S400.
David C Barker to Alfred Joy,
lots No 15-16, Ilesboro, $40.
Sheriff Hooking Co. to John 7
Nutter, fractional lot in Oreyille,
S11S.
John T Nutter 10 Isaac Wright,
81 acres. Falls (Gore) township.
two tracts, s2,450.
Craven w Glove to Henry "
Glove. so acres, Falls twp. sec
81, $500.
MAYNARD Pond TO ] W SaBes,
ont lots No HIP, Logan, $3.50.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-15
Big Show Undeg Can.
YaSS.

Park & OrtEolnss Mammoth Tn
Gle Toms Cabin will exhibit ir
this city, on Market Square
Tuesdoy evening. July Goth. We
have all seen Uucle Toms Cabin
but what we can learn of this
company, they present it in bet
ter manner than the people Of
this place ever had the pleasure
of Witnessing before. The com
pany travel by rail with thei1
own car, and carry their own Opera
House fitted up with elevated seats tina,
will accommodate 200O people with ease
and comfort This promises to be tt &
greatest event of the season. we hope
them web.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-15

ATHENS. o., July 1O.-Nine
prisoners confined in the Jail here
effected their escape about nine
o'clock today by turning the key
which had been left IN the outer
door of the cell room. Seven of
them have been recaptured. Two
of the number, VIM. Bell and
Chas. Wilson, in for house break
ing. attempted to swim the river
near town, IN which endeavor
Bell was drowned. Wilson is
still ct large.
We cannot conceive of any
thing that would drive men TO
such course, especially during
this kind of weather, unless they
have been reading the obituary
poetry in the Journal.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-15
Court Record.
COURT COMMON PLEAs-NEw
CASES.

COURT COMMON PLEAs-NEw
CASES.
! 544. The State of Ohio VS. Da
vid +. Lewis; transcript from
Justice Court in Ward township
filed Jnly s, 1886. b N Ogden
J. p. Charged with passing coun,
terfeit coin with intent to cheat
and defraud. Morris Grossnel
complainant. Entered into re
cogrizance in the sum of $500.
545. The State of Ohio VS. Jas
Deily. Transcript from Mayor's
Court in the town Of Logan, filed
July s. 1Ss6;&harged with shoot
ing with intent to kill. In de-
fault of $500 bond, was commit
ted to Jail.
546. The State of Ohio VS. Ellen
Downey. Transcript from May
or's Court IN the town of Logan,
filed July 8. 1856, charged with
keeping house CT i'll fame
Mollie Holly complainant. En-
tered into a recognizance IN the
sum of 5000.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-15

Mr. Frank V. Lantz and Miss
es Name and Mary Sprague, of
Macarthur. accompanied by the
Misses McClintock and McLain.
two of Logan's fair daughters, were
among the many visitors in this
place. Sunday evening last
Hamden Enterprise.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-15
Cheap Excursion to the
Ohio River.
SUNDAY, july 18th.

R0una Trip Only 500,
From all points between Logan
and Macarthur to Cheshire, Ohio,
account of 4. NJ. Z. Camp Meet
ing
Go and see the famous Eight
Mile Island, one of the .loveliest
emerald gems on the bosom of
Labelle Rev iere, and the historic
field where the Rebel General.
Basil Duke, and his command of
Morgan Raiders, were held pris-
Cners of war.
Trains leave Logan at 600 y.
N. standard time.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-15
National SaengerfeSt at Iilwalke.

For the National Saengerfest to
be held at Milwaukee, Wis, July
18th TO 29th, 1886, the B. q 0. Il.
r. Co. will sell rourd trip tickets at
low excursion rates. For time OF
trains, rates, sleeping car berths &c,
call upon or address AGENTS B. " D..
Il. Il.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-15
MORTGAGES.

James Dupler and wife tn John
Harper, fractional lot No II,
Ward twp, $50.
Margaret Ebert and Henry En-
eH TO ] G De Haven. 110 acres,
secs 4 & 80, Laurel twp $3.50.
Anna r Kane and husband to
N V McClelland. 60 acres, sec 3.
Perry twp. 81, SO.
Ephraim Parker and wife TO
Josenh LonSstreih, lots No 651 &
$50, Logan, $1,000.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-15
CIVIL DoCKET-NEw CASES.

1857. John H Riley, plff.. V:
W H Aplin, deft. Affidavit filed
for attachment of 65 acres and q
fraction. of coal land in Starr tp
1858. Emily G Harrison VS. r
w Keynes. Action for dover
Petition for dover filed and sum
mons issued returnable July 26,
1886. S Weldv and j B Butin,
attorneys for plff.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-15
National Encampment of the G.. A. Il.
af San Francisco.

For the National Encampment
of the Grand Army Of the Republic,
at San Francisco, Cal. the B. d o..
r. II. Co. will sell round trip tick
cts at low excursion rates. For
Rates, Route, &c, call upon or ad
dress Agents Z. & 0. L. r.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-15
Tuesday evening, July 13, 1886

Tuesday evening. July 13, 1886
the Council met in regular session
There were present, A. Steinman
Mayor, Geo. G. Gage, Clerk, and
Messrs Wright, Kessler, Price,
Schlagetter, Crcsap, Rochester,
Braddock and Kreig.
Bids from Julius Weis, William
Barnes and T. +. Davis, for putting
IN curblng and crossings read and
referred 10 drainage committee.
The matter of the ourbipg at the
Myers and Prior property, corner OF
Hunter and Mulberry streets was
brought up, lat it was agreed to al:
low 1t to pass until September.
A call for the third and final
reading of the ordinance "to regu-
late eia, beer, porter holses and 9TH
er places where intoxicating liquors
are sold at retail," was pct allowed,
Wright, Price, Rochester, Cresap,
and Braddock voting yea, and
Schlagetter, Kessler and Krieg
voting nay.
On motion the ordinance was re-
ported back to the ordinance COM
mittce.
The ordinance provides for the
closing of the saloons between the
hours of 10 o'clock, p. m, and 5
O'Clock, a. m. The ordinance was
discussed by Messrs Kesslera Price
and Cresap. Mr.. Keseler protested
against 1t as being unfair and called
attention to the fact that the billiard
halls were allowed to keep open as
long as they pleased, and thought
they should come under the same
rule. Mr.. Price thought that 10 o.
clock was long enough to keep the
saloons open. Mr.. Cresap said there
were no precedent for including
billiard saloons.
The finance committee reported
the following bills for payment and
on motion an order was drawn for
rho sevarol arcounfa.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-15

Mr.. gohn Noble, of Tupper's
Plains. Hooking County, spen'
the "4lh" among friends in Ham
den.-Hamden Enterprise.
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Meeting OF Central Committee.

pursuant 10 Il call Oi tuo Sh;!ir
man. the Central Committee me
at the Court House. Saturday, July
, 10!h, at o'clock, p. m. -,
On motion of A. l.. O'Neal III.
committee retired IN executive sess
ion.
The same voting places were es
tabllshed as at last years primary
election
The following supervisors of elcc-
tion were appointed, to-wit:
Benton-Hilas Chl!coate.
Falls-,Johnathan Shaw.
Logan, 1st war'l-Dsniel Heft,
Jr.
| Logan, 2nd ward-Daniel Ackers.
Logan, Sd ward-Robt. Davy.
Logan, 4th ward-Isaiah Polling,
Falls Gore-A. j. Burgess.
Goodhope-Peter Smith.
Green, 1st precinct-Christopher
Kreitz.
Green, 2nd precinct--Charles
Nunemaker.
Laurel-Gaorge Krinn.
Marion-John Kistler.
Perry, 1st precinct-Geo. John
ston.
Perry, End precinct. B. Ria
son.
Saltcreek- --Chas. Spencer.
Starr, 1st precinct-R. e. Frey.
Starr, End precinct-W. z. Mill
Ter.
Washinston-H. Kalklosch.
Ward, 1st precinct-Jas. Short.
Ward, End preclnct-Wm. Nc
Man,gal.
1t was reso!yed by the committee
that the executive committee of the
last campaign, assess and collect
from the various candidates an
amount sufficient to pay the judges
and clerks of electian-an allow
ance being made of the sum of 81 to
each precinct.
The following delegates to the va
rious conventions were unanimously
chosen, to-wit: ~
STATE coSvENTEN.
Hon John S Friesner, w " Nc
Cray, Hon G H Buerhaus, VIM F
Bowen, 7 F Mccarthy.
Alternatcs-John Hansen, Wm.
p Price. Chas Rose, w H White,
Nelson Armstrong.
CIRCUIT COURT JUDICIAL CoNyEN-
TON.
j B Riason, Rufus Karshner, o.
W H Wright, John f White, Vim
Armstrong.
JUDICIAL CONVENTION. |
Benton Township-Sylvestcr Da |
Wis and Joshua Wolf.
Falls-Henry Hensol, w II ,Tur-
ner.
Gore-A ] Burgess.
Green-W FL Woodruff, Charles
Nunemaker.
Goodhope-Abe Miller. "a
Laurej-John Kline. -
Logan--1st ward, y G Lowry;
2nd ward, w L Acker; Sd ward,
Jacob Weaver 4th ward, William
Frash.
Marion-John s Martin, John
kistler.
Perry-1st precinct. NJ v Nc
2nd precinct, " A Nil
ans.
Saltcreek--Ephriam Polling. |.
Starr Benjamin O'Neal.
Wsrd--1st precinct, VIM Lrh ,
nan; End precinct, Isaac Will 6
ans.
Washington--Daniel Schaal. !
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
Benton--Ben Allen, John Bu-
hanan.
Falls-Azariah Nizon, Jonathan
'haw. 1~
Green--Eli Chute, Jas Wallace. Il
Goodhope-Wm Carpenter. /
Laurel-M v McBroom. i
Logan-1st ward, Jos Kcssler /; d
nd ward, VIM Z Price Sd ward, /
ohm Moriarity 4th ward, Robert S
l Ietherweli. I
Marion-George Weidner, Peter 9
Ruff. :.
Perry-Lcuis Wagner, Nelson e
armstrong. y
Saltcreek-Charlcs Davis.
Starr-W P Miller. s
Ward-lst precinct, Patrick Nc I
Iann and Thomas McMann 2nd a
recinct, Samuel Armstrong, 2
Washington-J " Schaal. q
The committee then adjourned to 4
leet on Monday, August 3Oth, a
SS6, TO make the official count of !
eturns from the primary election e
nd declare the result.
w PRICE, Chm. :
WARNER, Sec'y. a
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Advertised Letters.

LOGAN. o., July 18th, 1856
Miss Annie Stanton.
Ida Stewart.
Mrs. Sarah kirtus-
Chas Rose. Pm.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-15
Jmnortant to Teachers.

1EipVi thut ~ 1VdVhChSs
The Executive Committee of the
Hooking County Teachers Inst,-
tute announces that the Institute
will open Monday, August I'd, 1886,
at 10 O'clock, q. M, and continue
in session for two weeks.
Essays on topics of general inter,
csts to the teacher will be read by
some of the best ability in the coun
ty. Bring your text books and al
books of reference, examination pa.
pers, map drawing, &C., done by
pupils, and any illustrative appa
ratus that ycu may have. Tho ser
vices of Prof. G. P. Coler have been
secured, and he will give evening
lectures concerning his travels in
Europe.
Come with the intention Of stay
ing throughout the entire scssi on
and you will be doubly repaid fol-
your time and expenses. Come
and bring Others with you.
The Executive Committee.
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Cholera is sfillragirg in Italy.
TVESEARE SOLIp rAUrs.

The new Hawkes. Hospital ct Colum-
bus has been opened for patients
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President
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College CT Short Hand Science
Prepares persons for private sec
retaries and reporters.
English Normal College, espe-
cially for Teachers.
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College Of Penmanship, for
Teachers and Penman.
School of Eiocution. How TO
become Speakers.
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College of Commercial Science
Young persons prepared for bus
mess.