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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-28
Circuit Court.

Court opened Oct. %, 1886
with Judges Cherrington, Brad
bury and Clark on the bench. The
case of Alexander Harper ct al. VS.
James Belts ct al, dismissed for
want of jurisdiction at cost of
plaintiffs. Mandate from Supreme
Court.
jeremiah Patton vs Richard
Woody. Dismissed with out pref
udice at cost of plaintiff. An ap-
peal.
Henry B Sweringer VS. 7 P John
son. Deft. demanded jury; de
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-28

Johnny KRISTEN has recently
opened up and furnished in good
style, a suit of rooms in connect
ION with his bar, where fresh oy-
sters will be served at all hours,
and at reasonable rates. John is
to be commended on his enter
prise. A good oyster saloon is
needed in the West end. This is
a quiet, orderly place. and the
public will be we'll entertained.
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C0CNCxs. IL i3S,TEHsi.
Sc.e.scr 25.
ISSG.

Scesa:eS .sitIr'tssa., <sS'!essSr I'd.
1886.
The Council mot ~ regular se,-
sion with the following members
1 present: A. Steinman, President ;
i. &. Gago. Clerk, and Messrs.
Krcig. Price. Wright. Cresap SchIa,
gc;,e:. Rochester aas! Brsddcck.
Minaies Of last regular aad spe-
rial meeting read and approved.
The cstima.. of the work being
done on the Myers and Pvror prop
erty, corner OF Hunter and Mui>
berry s,lects, was put at 5000
The same amount was named for
the Curtis lot on u est main street,
and belonging 20 The heirs of Mrs
Catherine Rippey. Andy Holl,
City Treasurer, reported $i0l7.71
IN the Street Improvement Fund.
The ordinance TO regulate ale and
porter houses. &C.. VAS read second
time. Mr. Bra,i.lt ok moved that
,:.c rules be suspended an,l the or
dinnnce pass TO It's third reading.
Motiun lost and o'di.auco referred
back 10 conmlttce.
Tic ordinance to regulate billiard
halls was read second time. Refer
ell back to committee. The ordin-
ance granting G. Z. Bowen d: Co.
the right 10 use the streets and al
leys for lay ing pipes for. lighting
and heating purposes was brought
up for third readisg. Mr.. Price. tie
chsirman Of the ordinance commit
tee, did not like the reading OF tho
ord nance and for that reason could
mt recommend lis passage. MIR
Braddock moved that the ordina nee
be referred back to the gentlemen
praying its passagss. with the in
siruction that whenever they get
ready 10 so 10 work. the ordinance
would be passed. The finance COM
m!ttee recommended and approved
the payment of the fo!lowin. bills :
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-28

There has just been 4 murder
in Charleston. One would sup
pose that Charleston man
might be patient enough to wait
and let the earthquakes take
care of his enemies.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-28

There are 25 letters and Al
packages at the Post Office tor
Grace Merton. If Grace don't
soon come forward and claim
her own, the Office vii! have to
be enlarged.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-28

Mr.. ROLAND Schwarz, of our town, and
the popular mail route agent on the Hook
ing Valley, was married on Thur sday, Oct
Ia, to Miss Carrie Marks of Lena, Illinois
ROLAND and his bride was given a recep-
tion by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Schwarz, ut their home on last evening,
which was largely attended by friends.
ROLAND has our congratulations, and
with his many friends, we hope he may
have long and happy life.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-28

Those who remember Mr..
Blaine's prophecies in 1884, and
who have noticed just how they
have turned out, are whispering
to themselves that we have an
American WIggins.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-28

The robber tariff gives the
Pennsylvania monopollsts mon
ey to corrupt elections in States
that have been robbed for the
benefit of Pennsylvania. This is,
indeed" coming it strong"
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-28

MARRIED.-On the 21st in st.
at the residence of F. NJ. Gordon,
by +. &. Martin, j. p, Mr. Per-
mel w. Hankinson TO Miss En-
ma L. BANTER, all of Washington
township. this county.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-28
SIGN OF 'RTG BOOT" LOGAN, Q.

/ There will he Il .o-ial hop al
Hartman Hall, .hi s evening.
Michea! kreIg has been qniie
sick with the Maiarial Fever ihe
pas: week.
Canon Willard of The Repnb-
lican Gazette, was in Columbus
Monday last.
Mr. Nels Armstrong and Mrs.
VIM I. Armstrong we're in this
city Saturday.
There has been a resume of
earthquake shocks at Charleston.
in She past week.
Mrs. J. L. Story. Of Athens.
visited he family Of I. S. Pnrsell
in Logan, This week.
Andy Crawford is meeting with
success in the schools al Monday,
D. We knew he wouid..
Rev. j. F. Williams preached
IN the Presbyterian Church at
New Plymouth, last Sunday.
Robt. Hamblin, stewart of the
Athens Asylum, spent Sunday
with his mother, in this place.
Lewis Green and family spent
several days of The past week with
friends in Musking,iom County,
Mrs. Lee Black and Mrs. La
vsna Smith are visiting the fam
lily OF Mr- a. Buiin, at Pl. Pleas
ant w. Va.
Charley. son Of Joe Sfiers. died
at the residence of his father, in
this place Thursday last, of
Memhranous Group.
Mrs. Harry Ambrose has re
moved 10 this city from Lancas
ter. and now occupies her resi-
dence On North High street.
hrs. James Patterson, who has
been visiting friends and relativ-
es in McConneIsrille the past
month, returned home On last
Tuesday.
DIR. II. A Thompson. formerly
president Of Oiterbein Universi-I
~. viii speak in the Peoples
Rink. on The temperance ques=
ton, Saturday night.
We were in error in our state
ment that DIR Dye had gone "a
Philadelphia. He is attending
lectures at the Polytechnic College
New York.
On and after Friday next Joe
Kessler will have sbulk. as well
as can oysters for sale at his place,
and will be able to furnish the I.
in any quantities. until the end of |
the season.
Examine your ticket carefully |
before you vote. The Republic
ans are liable to flood the country
with tickets purportlng to be
Democratic, but (which will on
be found defective
Capt. D. A. Miller. the9genial
Supt. of the canal, received a
couple bushels of fish from the
Reservoir Saturday evening last,
which he distributed among his
friends. The captain will &C
,ept thanks for those received at
his Office.
A son of Geo. Lutz, formerly
of this place, but now of Lancas-
.er, was out hunting Saturday
asst, and while pulling his gun
through a hedge fence, both bar
els were discarged and tore his
light arm so badly that it had to
De amputated. The boy is about
z years old.
We call the attention of our
eaders to the advertisement of
". r. Bowlby g. Son in this issue
If the Sentinel. The Messrs
3owlbys are among the solid bu
mess men of the town and can
lot be beat on prices in their line
# goods. Do not fail 10 call and
ee them.
The grading of the switch to
un INTO Keynes G Wellman's
nill is nearly completed. The
rick work Of the mill has been
ub-let TO Thos Kintz, who COM
lenced work Monday, with a
arge force of men. From this
ime on, work Will be pushed SIS
apidIy as possible.
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OYSTERS!

Yank McCarty is now prepar-
ed 10 furnish fresh oysters by the
can, and after this week will
have them in bulk. If you want
oysters call on Yank.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-28

MARRIED at the residence of
the brides father near Hayden
vile, O., 26 inst, by Rev. j. F.
Williams, Mr.. Frank P. Dennis
and Miss Elizabeth Stiers.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-28
LOCAL ITEMS.

F. B Baird was in Town Mon.
day.
Billy Price isafIlicted with the
ague.
VIII Trash puts up The best
lunch IN Town.
Mrs G. C. Hart has been quite
II The past week.
L. ]. Burgess has returned
home from Missouri.
F. ". Merrick, OF Columbus,
was in Logan Tuesday.
Mrs. J. B. Bu;in has been quite
Ill This week, with fever.
Mrs. l.. J. Burgess has been
quite sick the pas; week.
F.S. Purseil came up from West
Virginia Monday evening.
Judge J. 5. Friesner is holding
court al New Lexington, 0.
Col. Seth Weldy was in Colum-
bus Monday. on legal business.
Quite nnmker of cases of
diptheria are reported in town.
Will Murray. of Troy. o.. is
visiting his mother, i'll this city.
The Misses Maud England and
Jennie Alley are visitings;n this
place.
Mrs. James Bailey and children.
have returned from a visit TO Gal
lipolis.
Will Trash will have ST. Louis
Keg beer ON tap Saturday even
ing next.
Mrs. Nei: Mechanical of CO.
lumbus, visited friends in Logan
last week.
Our Parson Could is wearing
glasses. il makes ii strange
combination.
ST. Louis Keg beer will he
found on tap al viii Frash's SAT-
urday night.
r. d. McManiga!. is laid up
with sprained ankle, received
on Monday last.
Waller Crafts. Pres. of the G.
& Ell. G. & l. Co.. was in Logan
on Saturday last.
Vote early Tuesday morning.
and be sure you have straight
Democratic ticket.
asJohn Slisher is one of the best
bakers in the city. Don't forget
this when you want bread.
LLOYD Myers is putting down
curbing and pavements in front
of his resldenceson Hunter st.
Mrs. Toms, of Columbus, was
in Logan, called TO see her sister
Mrs Moore, who is seriously i'll.
The Hooking Valley Railroad
cannot handle all the coal that is
being mined in the valley this
fall.
If you are hungry go to Will
Frash's lunch rooms and get any
thing you want and in good |
shape.
Mrs. Gus Magoon, who has been
seriously i'll for several weeks, is,
we are glad 10 note, improving in
health.
Mr.. John Friday, formerly
resident of this city, died at his
home in Athens, O.. on the 23d,
of apoplexy.
When our Parson goes out TO
brush up his cousin, then that
means business. 1t beats a fu-
neral hollow.
Tide Huston, who has been
working on the yard at The de-
pot for some time, broke his right
leg Saturday last.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-28

Such as Dagonals, Home Spuns, Knicker Book
er Suitings Martel's SILK Mixed Goods, Casnmeres,
Nuns Veilings, Camels Hairs, aud all the latest
Novelties that could be obtained in the Eastern
Markets, cheaper By ten per cent than can be
eli
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-28

The town Council refuses 10
give franchise, Il right TO the
streets and public grounds of
Logan, for The purpose of laying
mains and pipes for natural gas.
The gentlemen proposing to
invest in the experiment OF de-
termining whether or not there is
natural gas under Logan, have
no money TO fool away ia an en-
terprise that may at any moment
be strangled by the Council.
The Gas company Of Logan has
an ordinance granting ii fran
chlse, monopoly for Ten years.
So had the Eureka company,
which failed 10 do anything. io-
gan men with money 10 put in
this venture, are denied the
courtesy, granted by every town
in Ohio.
There will be an election next
spring.
The curbstone talk of council
men, saying, "go ahead, get gas
and will give you a franchise"
is all baby talk, or a bid for boo
die. The grant of a franchise to
a company costs the corporation
nothing. The grant may be made
to a dozen companies for that
matter, and the grant can be
withdrawn at anytime.
1t does look though as if the
Gas company has exclusive con-
troi of the ILLUMINATION of our
town, and any other enterprise
looking 10 the development of
our resources, like our town
lights are to be shut off, say at IL
o'clock, whether the moon Is up
or not.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-28
Netiens.

Rushings, Chin a zetts, Ladies Muffs, Under Wear,
Foreign and Domestic Hosiery, Hoods, Stamped
Tides, Tobogans. and thousands of articles em-
braced In this line at Rock Bottom Prices.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-28

CIVIL.
Nelson Feath croft vs. John friond
and Mary E friend. Amount
claimed S4i29i. with S4S interest
from Feb s h, 1885, and foreclosure
and sale of mortgage premises and
equitable relief. Wright & Bucr-
hnus for plaintiff. Oct 2tth.
Adam d Schaal vs Margaret
Stump and Joel II Stump. Jnd. :
mcnt and foreclosure of mortgage.
Amount claimed 1920 90 with So
interest from Sept %, 'S5. October
90.
John Cruprer vs. Mary E. Crup-
per. Petition for divorce. John
Hansen for plaintiff. Get %.
Mark Dew vs Maggie Dew. Pc
tltion for divorce. Wright and
Duerhaus for plaintiff. Oct23.
William Anderson administrator
of tho estate # Chas Anderson, de-
ceased. IS Jacob Kreesbaum and
Juliann kreesbaum. Title TO quiet
and claim to adjust. g w Brehm
for plaintiff.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-28
INQUEST LCNkCY.

Francis K Sale was adjudged in
sane Oct 10Th and sent to the Ath-
cns ssylum Oct %, Sc. Mr.. Sale
lived in Laurel township
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-28

Neither Morrison nor Hurd can
be beaten in a fair election.
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mand refused and exceptions taken.
Finding Ter plaintiff and deod Sc:
aside. APPEAL.
y, q. Araold VI Hi Patton, set
tie.! und e''st paid.
Geo w Smith and WIlford S j.
ers vs. Robert t!or'ion. Judgement
affirmed. Gaze remanded for exc
cuiiun. Exceptions. Counsel for
plaintiffs in error requested Court
10 make special findings. which the
Conr! refl >ed 10 do. Exceptions.
CLERKS OFFIsE-NEw CASES.
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SETTLEMENT.

SETTLEMENT.
John A Shaw executor of the
will of Adam Graham, filed his
third PARTIAL account Oct 26. 'S6.
Jonn A Shaw executor of the will
of David Rals;on, fled his third par
tial account Oct 26, Sc.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-28
Wraps, w<aps.

Childrens Misses and Ladies' Wraps in endless va.
riety, from 81 10 230 We have received today over
30 different styles Short Wraps, such as BoucIes
Plush and Cloth Dolmans. This is a branch OF our
business, on which make especial effort,
guaranteeing every purchaser MT, style and price.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-28
What Is the Matter with tsse
Gas Conn l,:sUJf

The Gas Compan.,, IN this place.
has openly violated It's contract
with the corporation on hundreds
of occasions. Friday night last,
The street lamps were put OH! be-
fore ii o'clock and the moon rails
ed about p o'clock The mex:
morning. This amounts TO 81
i,uurs consumption OF gas iur sew
enty five lamp posts, which the
town will have 10 pay Tor while
the Gas Co. will not be out accent.
because there was failure tc
deliver the goods contracted fer.
On Saturday. Sunday anil Mon
day nights, there was a repetition
of this thing. and after II o'clock,
the town was wrapped in dark
ness.
We suppose the town officials
are looking after THIS matter, and
will make the proper corrections
when the Gas Co. brings its bills
before the Council for payment
We do not believe there is any
question that needs more thor
oush over hauling, by the Coun=
Gil, than the existing contracts
between The Gas Co. and The cor
poration. 1t is agreed that Ger
tain candle power shall be given
aud il is very evident tha. it is
not done. The lax payers have
to pay all the same, and if the
Company's factory is no, ade-
quate 10 he demand. let them en
large the works, or cancel the
contract.
Again there have been weeks at |
a lime, in the past year, when a !
dozen, at least, oi lamps were not
lighted, and we can not find that |
there was any reduction made by |
the Company in the bills present
ed for payment. We think |
the interest of the fax payers de-
mand that the Gas Co. be regula-
led. We hope to resume this
subject at early day.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-28
WELDY & PRICE,

.AttO7nCUS . al - LGlC,
Special attention given to Collections
and Conveyancing. E6- Office, I'd floor.
James Block, Immediately over the First
Bank, of Logan. Notary Public in office.
Oct. Sim.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-28

PROBATE CoURT-MARRrAGR Ii
CENSES.
W Hankison a lid E l. Bainter.
Frank P Dennis aud Elizabeth Sti-
ora
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-28

John A Shaw executor of the will
OF G l. Nelson, has filed first and
final account.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-28
Staple Department..

Standard Calicos Scents per yard.
Good weight Brown CantOns cents per yard.
All Wool Twilled Flannsls Is cents yer yard, home
made.
skirt Patterns 81 % worth sl.35.
Everett Denines Is cents per yard worth Is %.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-23

Washington society, which is gather
ing in so many waits and strays from all
over the world and has tempted so many
New Workers to join its ranks, holds q
marked advantage in its amenities and
practices over any other city in the
Union. What is true of New York is
equally applicable to Boston and Phila-
dclphia and all long.estsblished social
c~enters. People tire of each other,
themselves and the inane routine OF
amusements which they follow in a per-
functory way. They paid their money
and are at liberty to take their choice OF
balls; but they do so with the knowledge
tl.! there are six reasons for going to
one and q half o dozen for going to the
other.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-23
II is said that Florida farmers are very

II 10 said that Florida farmers are very
much discouraged owe the conditions Of
Affairs there. The loss to the orange
crop from the recent cold snap will not
fall short Of 81. SOC. 900. The principal
loss is the destruction Of young trees, 90
per cent Of which arc ruined. These
trees in many cases were five years old,
but were too young to bear . crop. and
the time and labor spent to bring them
10 that stage OF development is entirely
thrown away. Many persons who had
invested their means In the planting Of
orange trees have grown discouraged and
are preparing to leave the State. A cor.
respondent writing from there says that
owing to the stringsnoy Of the money
market. Is and 20 per sent 10 being
charged by the bankers and others for
short loans, aud in some instances this
has reached % high q 81 per csat Per
Annum.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-23
Common sense Ina Politics.

Mayor O'Brien. Of Boston. in his In
augural address has the following mos,
admirable passage. II political parties
put INSCRIPTIONS men to the front, they
ought TO be voted down. II political
parties make combinations with men whose
morality and integrity are questionable,
such combinations should be discouraged
aud discountenanced by every good citi
zen. II no quarter is given to men who
have no more principle behind them, who
connect themselves with leading partie,
merely for plumber. they will soon be
stamped out, and the business Of the city
will be conducted. like any other largo cor.
poration, on business principles.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-23

Not to go where o maj wants you to 60
This 10 q free country, you know;
But go where sou bny the purests 81
The best and exceedingly finest.
Money for jewelry / take less. We agree:
Your name. his or hers, on this / do free,
or real ability II is no, for you 70 boast,
But OF the men 70 judge that knows.
j. STRAUs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-23

Biliousness relieved at oncc by the use
OF ID D"-for sale at Capron's drug
store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-23
mR. CLEvELAND AM TIIg "sUN..

MR. CLEVELAND AN TSlE ASUN."
The Globe. Democrat Of st. Louis 10
not satisfied with the kind Of support
which the New York Sun gives to the
Democratic administration Of President
Cleveland. at is of q peculiar sore.
headed variety" says that journal:
"much disposed to grumble at the Presi.
dent and to make q gloomy view of the
future" Thus. "whils the Sun is osten.
sibly a warm supporter Of the Admins.
t%ration. it is really losing no opportunity
to display the Administration's weak
point" In answer the Sun claims to have
never made any p~rstense Of being salts.
fed with the whole policy Of the Admin.
istration since the election Of Mr.. Cleve.
land. and among other good things it
says: "Mr. Cleveland has his own ideas,
and pursues them in many ways without
regarding the wishes Of the Democracy.
He thus manifests his individual political
faith. but this does not prevent his hold.
ing to fundamental Democratic ideas in
other directions. We think it il Of the
highest Importance that there should be
no breach between him and the Demo.
cratic party; and. while we are bound to
record the events Of the times and to
comment upon them as they occur, va
earnestly deprecate any conflict between
the President and the Democrats in Con.
gress or in the country; and. SO far as our
influence may extend, we shall endeavor
to prevent any such calamity. More.
over. it must always.be remembered that,
whatever fault the Democracy may find
with Mr.. Cleveland. his administration
Is honest and decent, free from jobbsry,
and free from corruption. II may not al.
ways satisfy. bus il never disgrsoes the
Democracy" I
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-23

San FranciscO's Free Soup House.
The report Of tho Holiness Free Soup
House for the week ended yesterday. says
the Chronicle Of Tuesday. is as follows:
Number meals given. 1.l94; most 10 ono
day. 1888: least in one day, 1856; and
children fed. G; families appl ed for relief.
33; refused on account OF drunkenness or
unworthinoss. 40; lodgings furnished. /;
employment obtained. 2; total number Of
meals given to date, 1855. A free employ.
ment bureau has also been established at
Adelphs Hall GOT California street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-23
The Great Electric Lamp.

A. Tuczek. agent for the Chicago Elec-
trio Lamp Company. has sold here a
number of these lamps, including the rich
gold extension hanger, with the fount
lamps, which may be seen or exhibition
at several of the restaurants and saloons.
Their brilliancy and cheapness cannot be
excelled by any other lamps. Mr.. T. is
agent for lamps of oil kinds and descrip-
.ions. Call on him at the City Brewery.
on North Main street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-23
EOreiSaa Items.

fsPECIAL TO TIL s~EHrINEL.l
RANaooN, Jan. 22.-Advices from Man.
dalay state that British troops on Monday
last captured Kunnah and secured SO guns
Thirty rebels were killed. The rebel
princes fed TO the interior. One Sepoy
was killed.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-Msdame Louise
Nourey. convicted Of Pail Mall Gazette
trouble in connection with the Eliza Arm.
strong abduction case. died in the Mill.
bank Prison to-day of Bright's disease.
The Congo railway syndicate has ap-
pointed Henry NJ. Stanley manager OF the
work of laying the line OF railway into the
Congo country.