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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-20
An Interesting Feature
for Our Fair.

Our Board OF Directors propos
having at our coming Fair, de
partment for the exhibition of III
old IN | rare. thelcurious. This de
partment is intended to afford u
who ca mot conduct, possibly can
not attend u State or Nationa
Cenlenni |, the opportunity Of en-
joying among ourselves, in our qui
ct lonely way. the sight and study
Of the curious, the old, the odd, We
may have among us.
Til re isa great pleasure in pos
sessiun Next and near akin is the
Showing of what we possess to ap
preciativo friends.
Hooking couniy....is FULL of rare
and curious tn ings which the pos
SCISSORS highly prize and delight to
show those who come IN their houses
Tho purpose of the fair manage
mont Is TO have an exhibit of the
''curious things" we have no other
namc for it). that our people possess
Only passing look Is given to
the big pumpkin. A b,sket of up
Piles holds tra nsicnt attention. A
basael of potatoes may be noticed
but don't iacinate So with many
OF the art iclcs exhibited Of Fair.
all proper to be shown, and attract.
i've manly because of abnormal
growth or odd shape or comp'et ID
ripen,ng.
A department in which may be
shown the "odd things" which the
I'D man has Kept in his bureau
irawer. or grand mother has pu,
lway in the loft, would be a sigh,
or us all to see.
Old writings, old papers. old i'm
Elements; specimens of geology |
clicis of the Indian orr the Mound
Builder /; grardfathers's fail, and
whelI; Dutch sick
E, or a husking peg. Any Of the
hlngs of generation almost pass
d away, on exhibition at our fair
Ri lie of interest and instruction.
Mr.. McCray. who is acting score
ary. i'll be pleased to hear from
ny one having things he delights
show hrs neighbors.
All articles sent for exhibition
'Ill lie taken care of and safe return
, the posseesor guaranteed.
We will have more To say on this
lbject next week.
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1 ~ ASssSssssssssf W. W 4s
The meeting being called to order
by comrade j. L. Ster'i1g, comrade
Il O. Kittsmiller was chosen Chair
man, and W. II. Baker, Secretary.
The following comrades were called
upon and made some very fitting
remarks aud giving some very in
tcresting incidents OF the lao rebol-
lion:
r. T. Price, S. II. Bright, W.
ID. Mansfield, J. N. CoakIey, NJ.
Strawn. John Hansen. G. g. Gage.
+. e. Baker, J. l.. Sterling, }. w.
Strentz, j. p Kern. Will Foncan-
non, J. Wolf, r. o. Kittsm,ller
and others. DR.. G. w. Pullen be-
ing present and always being very
near to all old soldiers, was called
upon and made a few fitting re-
marks. There were many old war
songs sang between remarks. Com
rade ]. N. Coakley sang Dixie by
SPECIAL request.
A committee was appointed to
draft rotolutions as 10 tho treat
ment of the q. A. Z. while at Col
umbus, consisting of W. D. Mans
field, j. N. Coakley aud w. H. Ba
ker.
Your committee appointed to
draft resolutions relative 10 the
treat ment Of the soldiers at the Ma.
tional Encan'pmcnt of the q. A. Il.
recommend The adoption Of the fol
loving:
RESOLVED, That We highly ap
preciate the ample provision made
by The people Of Columbus for our
comfort and entertainment, and es
ppcisily for tho generous and hospl
table treatment we received at their
hands, all of which we will ever
hold in grateful remembrance.
w d. MANSFIELD,
[Signed. j. N. CoAKLEY,
w. Ii. BAKER.
A vote of thanks was rendered
GeU. Hartman.for use of Hall, and
10 Prof. L. r. Ellen and j. N
Coakley for music and singing. On
motionsth proceedings of this meet
ing be published in our county pa
pers. and copies be furnished the
Columbus and Cincinnati papers
for publication,
The meeting adjourned after
singing "We are Going Home."
W. H. BAKER.
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Times for Holding
CIRCUIT CCUKTs,
A. D. 1889.

State Of Ohio, Fourth Judicial e ircuit.
1t is ord cred that the terms OF the CIrcui
Court OF the several Counties IN said CIR
cult. for the year 1850, be fixed as follow 8
to wit:
Washington County, on the 18th day OF
January and the I'D day of September
Athens County, on the 24th day OF Janu-
ary and the 1st day of October. e.,
Hooking County, on the 5tii day Of Feb
ruMry and the 10th day of Octoasei.
Vinton County, on the l3th day Of Feb
ruary and the 18th day of Octobef.
:. Meigs County, on the l9' b day O. Febrn-
airy anu he 22d day OF October. 4-'
Gallia County, on the 9th day of Febru-
ary and the 18th day Of October.
Lawrence County, on the, 7th day OF
Scioto County, on the l4th day of MRrah
and the 18th day of November.
Monroe County. on the 9th day of March
and the 10Th day of September.
Adams County, on the 4th day of April
and the goth day OF November.
Brown County, on the 10th day OF April
and the 25th day of NDyember.
Highland County, on the 23d day OF April
and the I'd day OfneceMber.
Pickaway County, on the lst day of May
and the 5th day of December.
Ross County. on the 9th day OF May aud
the llth day of Decem ber.
Pike County. on the $50 day OF May and
the nth day Of December.
Jackson County, on the 4th day OF June
and the Goth day of December.
Said terms to begin at 8 O'Clock, A. NJ.
J. p. BRADBURY.
MILTON L. CLARK, YJudges.
THOMAS CHERRlNGTON,)
September is, 1858.
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. bBThe Hooking County Fair is near
at hand, and Sewing Machines of all
kinds will doubtless be on exhibition.
Let those of our readers who contem-
plate purchasing a Sewing Machine,
remember that Henry Lutz is the local
agent for the tried and tested "Dones-
tic" and "New Home" Hundreds of
these machines are in use in our coun-
ty, and all give perfect satisfaction
They are without a parallel, because
OF their simplicity and durability. Mr..
Lutz can always be found at his shop
in the City Building, where he will take
pleasure in exhibiting his machines and
explaining their superior advantages
over all others. These goods belong to
Mr.. Lutz, and he will sell at reduced
prices. and on terms as may be agreed
upon by persons purchasing.
Sept 20-3w
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OUR FAIR.

The Fair TO be held on the Hook
ing County Agricultural Society
Grounds, October 8, 4, 5 and 6
promises to he the best in the his
tory of ..the Society. A large and
c0mmod,0us hall has been erected
the lower part of which is to be de-
voted to tho vegetable and fruit ex-
hib:t. The upper story has been
finely finished and Is to be devoted
to tho exhibit of fine articles, such
as paintings, needlework, curiosi- :
ties, etc. Let US all engage IN see
ing these halls to their entire ca
pacity.
Many of our merchants have sig
nlficd their intention to make an
exhibit "f goods at the coming fair.
This is right. Now that arrange
ments have been made to take prop
cr care of articles placed or exhi
bitlon, oil should avail themselves
of the opportunity to show their
finest articles and thus add interest
to the occasion.
Room in the ''Fine Art HaIp
will I've given to an exhibit of rare
and curious things. Persons having |
anything in this line should report
to the Secretary of the Society ut
mn early day.
Lovers of Zine Stock" will be
grandly entertained. A herd Of
Galloway cattle is expected TO be
shown, and fine display of Short
Rorns," llei fords," and Jerseys"
has mover been made than is prom
ised this ycar. A grand display of
Poland Chinas and Chester Whites
will greet the eyes Of their admir-.
,rs.
The horse show promises 10
'urpass by far that of any pre-
7ious display. All classes will
,e fully represented. hence ad
nirers of each class will find just
What pleases them.
The speed program will he par
icularly attractive. The liberal
purses offered will be contended
or by many of the fastest horses !
a The State. A number are now q
n training ON the Society $
'rounds, and many others are
expected. Those who enjoy con
ests of speeds, either running or
rotting, will find their anticips.
ions more than realized.
A grand display of agricultural
machinery will also be made thus
wing all an opportunity Of see-
,g the advancement made in ag-
iculture in this county. 9
Citizens of the country, farm 4
RS, mechanics, and all other i
fasses, rouse ye; rouse ye and a
how TO the world that YOU are
ride awake and keeping abreast
{ the advancement OF the times.
ring the best of everything you
ave, vegetables, fruits, flowers, j
arm products, machinery. shop .
roducte, paintings, needle work
nd rare articles, and let us
,ake this the largest and grand
st display ever seen IN the
Dunty.
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improvements at the Fair
Grounds.

improvements at the Fair
GrOn nds.
1t is gratifying to our enterpris
ing and public spirited citizens
to see the excellent improve
ments made on the Fair Grounds.
The new Hall for the display of
women's work is = model in de-
sign and finish, and surpasses the
best Art Hall of any of our neigh
boring counties. The rare and
prIzed articles of our ladies' can
be placed here on exhibition, free
from the detriment of dust or
rain, and perfectly secure as
against The thief.
The stalls for stock are ap-
preaching completion.
The track is in a condition TO
rival the best In the State.
Pre- sid ent Pond and the Direc
tors are TO be commended on the
enterprise displayed in preparing
for the best FAIR Hooking County
has eyer had.
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Death OF a Good W0maa.

| On last Sunday Aunt Margaret
wife OF George Green, died at be
home near Somerset, in The 7Otl
year of her age.
| Tho death of a good woman is ,
bereavement, that we all feel, ant
tho unbidden tear evon for the un
known departed, shows the worl,
akin.
Aunt Margaret was one of those
quiet, gentle. unobtrusive womcl
who did her duty as shs understood
it. in caring for hor family and
helping as she could the wants o.
those around her.
Whenever it would come to hel
ear that sickness had fallen in q
family in all the country round.
she would leave her work, industri
GUS almost to fanit though She
was. aud step quietly from home
and IN tender aud thoughtful ser
Woe, give help and comfort 10 The
distressed. When the cold hand OF
Death struck hesmerciless blow
Aunt Margaret came TO the bereaved
with gentle ministry like an angel
and xith words of comfort aud con
seia,ion like a benedici,on.
She typified in herself genera
tion. Beginning her married life
moie than fifty years ago with moth
ing of worldly possession. She iiv
ed TO have gathered around her
comfort and plenty. wealth OF prop.
erIy to the heart conteu. She was
almost though. and justly so. as all
good women ars. in her children.
and chiidten's children manly
men and womanIy women.
Fer remains were inferred in 81.
.joseph's cemelery yesterday by he
side of her pet boy who was laid to
sleep therc some years before.
In the sunlight of old st. Joseph q
where for bali a century she faith
fully did her duty rs wife. mother.
Christian Anat Margaret sleeps
whore, to the living is heard, un.
ceas'ng prayers from her church as
cendlng like Incense to heaven. for
the repose of her soul.
We pray. and with hope that the
spirit of the good woman departed.
whose life was like a ray from the
clouds; so gentle. so grateful, 80
helpful. will not altogether forget US
still here struggling in Iifs's con,en-
tons, and rushing wildly and des-
perately on our swift voyage to the
ocean.
Mrs. Green was known to many
of our citizens in Logan who, sor-
rowing in hsr desth, leuder hearty
sympathy for the family in their
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...4EGC4.A1. NOTICE.

Amos y. Fairman, who resides at Full
ten. in Shs. county of Bourbon, Kansas !;
Jnhn W. Fair.nan, who resides at Fort
scott. Kansas; and S!adrach F'airman,
who resides at Wichita, Kansas, " III take
notice that Benjamin H. Stevenson, Adj
miniStrator of the estate of Harvey "
Fairman. deceased, on the 30th day of j July,
a. ID. 1888, filed his petition in :he Probate
Court within and for the county OF Hook
ing and State of Ohio, alleging that the
personal estate Of said dec6dent is 'nSuffi
cient pay his debts and the charges of
administering his estate; tlat he died
seized in lee simple OF the following de-
scribei real estate situate in said coanty.
to wit:
Being the sOutheast quarter o the north
west quarter and the northeast quarter OF
the southeast quartz. ~ section manner
twenty-six (l6l, townshi.. aIi,ilber eleven
QD, aod range nineteen i.g). H0ckiu.
county, Ohio, containing eighty (S0l acres
more or less.
Said real estate was appraised on July
18th, lSSs, at $500.
That said Eliza Fairman, as widow OF
SAID dacedent is entitled to dover III said
premises.
The rrayer of said petition is for the as
sIgnnent of dover to said Eliza Fairman;
for sale of said premises, subject TO such
dover estate, and for the payment of the
debts and charges aforesaid.
The persons first above mentioned will
further take notice that they have been
made parties defendant TO said petition.
and that they are required to answer the
same on or before the 10Th dav Of Septenl-
Der, a. u. 1859.
BENJAMIN II. STEVENSON,
Administrator as aforesaid.
By W.P. Price, his Atty.
August 9-6w
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THE STATE OF OHIo.l J

HOckfnI CNnnty. -.
I'D. II. Lappan. Clerk of the COurt ol
Common Pleas within and for said COun-
ty, and In whose cutody the files, plead
ings. journals, records, execution dockets,
and seal OF said Court, are required by the
laws of the State of Ohio to be kept, hereby
certify that the fOregOin. copy Is taken
and copied from the Journal OF the pro-
ceeilings of the Circuit Court within and
for said County, and that the said fOrego-
ing copy has been compared by me with
the original and that the same is = correct
transcript therefrom.
In testimony whereof, do here
Isl 10 subscribe my name officially,
and milk the seal Of said Court,
at the COnrt House In Logan, Ohio. In said
County, this 10Th day OF Sept. D: 1883.
D. H. LAPPEN, Clerk.
Sept. 20-Sw
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Remnant Sale

Of Dress Goods by Harmison
& Co. Beginning today, we Of
fer 100 pieces Gin remnants Of d
to 8 yds) of Cashmers. Henriet-
tas. Tricots, Flannels. Cloths and
Worsted Dress Goods of all kinds
at a little over hall regular val
ues. These goods must be sold
in the next few days, aGI the
prices we have made Oh them
will be sure 10 close them out at
once. Each piece marked in
plain figures. Don't fail to see
them.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
Eisle Stock aat: ssraiss Esrsa
FOR SALE.

so ceres in Fa:rti Ill county, Ohio, q
miles cast OF Columbus and "a miles rorth
o. PicEeri ngfnn. Well Ini. .,.Oved. 'Ti:rps.
never failing nor freezing s,rir.S. Forty
acres in corn. Eighty aeres III blu. :rt~s,
balaI ce in timothy amt clover. cEcrch,
Scl,N l, r. r. and aiarket facilities unsuf-
p:.ss,e, Will sell oil or any part %: TINS
farm very low to settle an estate, ard a.;
Ion. time if desired. For further Informal
tiOn call on or address
ALBERT PICK ERiNG,
EXT of Joseph Pickering. deed, at Co
lumbus, or Pickeringion, Ohio.
August 9-iw
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Mr.. Pond. the energetic and
efficient President of our Agri-
cultural Society, has been busy
the last two weeks in distributing
bills, posters and catalogues for
our coming FAIR. The Fair will
be a success. and We pass vote
of thanks to President Pond in
adv anee for his efficient work IN
making it a success.
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The leading low priced House Of the Hooking Val
ley, will open this week the largest and most at
tractive stock Of seasonable goods ever offered by
any house, and promise with positive knowledge.
that we can do what we say, to give more goods
and Of better quality for the money than any other
house in Southern Chic
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The wife of MIR. Ed Bishop died
Of Consumption on Monday last,
and vas buried Today.
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Tire old river bridge has been
removed, and stone masons are
engaged in repairing the abut.
ments for the new iron structure.
1t is 10 be hoped that the bridge
will be ready for travel in time
for the County Fair.
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Soldiers Reunion.

A great many soldiers that en-
listed from Logan and Hooking
county, Ohio. and now being scat
tered over The West and elsewhere
haying come to Columbus to attend
the G. A. r. Enca mpment, and DO.
ing fou nd in Logan and pursuant to
agreement, met in Hartmsn'f Hall
Saturday evening, Sept. IS, 1888,
for a general experience and rejoic-
ing NEE ting. The following soldiers
being present, besides some few Cit.
zens.
VIM. Nye, Co. d. 17ta, o. V. /
Louis Fisher, "
NJ. Strawn, /"
Sam. Moore. "
j. L. Sterling, '
J. L Clark. ="
J. N. Coakley, ''
Will Foncannon, 81
j. r. Kern. I"
W. Fl. Baker. +"
G. 6. Gage, Sc
Louis Deli, :"
j. + Van Horn, Co. B. 18th 0. vi.
j. H. Wolff, Go. B. 25th N. Y. Cav.
r. .. Kiltsmilier. Co. b., 31st O.
vi.
A. Bair.l. Co. B., 3lst o. v. l.
I. Collins, Co. B., 3lst o. v. 1.
Ed. L. Davenport, Adj. So, U. S.
y. 1.
5. II. Bright, 20. A., Ssh o. v. l.
Jno' Kanode,
II. Stultz, +
P. Moorehead A
Jno. Hansen, R 9. NJ. :"
5eo. Risley, Go. Ii. 18th
]. Rhoudes +"
Ino. W. Strentz. Go. 1. Goth
}. L. Smith.
L. f Baker, G
Z. F. Price. IL I"
mo. Tr,tsch, G I"
;eo Hartmen. B114 :.
). Allen, H151 :"
v. d. Mansfield, A 129
}. Groves, F l59"
Kaufman On "
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CUR1N0 OF P1LE8 oUAEANTyED-Nm etvs
BE parties.
YOUNG 6EM-TAo have beesas Victims ef so,s,sfv yss.
0as dleed and dssusvs habit which snnuay svoepe o
Mdney Pave Thousands q yoanS szats1 tasni ana
h1nlans insaneet nay san Vim esnnde.se.
DIR 11ANCH-AnR ysaas Of szpais.se has lisss,ura
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onAy dschaEgoe tnpeeney, ensfAl dsbiliy nsrvOzs1s
Ans eeafsion o. ideaa. pspasoa sf heart un.dity
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1oa skn, eetonS ef the liver, stomach
trribs dissrd... s.is.s NON tie solitary
Seao14 escfst peasssa hshng their Ynans hopas
aefepa*ena, fssdsenS marriage impossiha faye sns
eendiA tkoasAt bsbss g r,nn:h may
pAos 1sod he rcssA Of hope ny method treat
hnt WIN speedily end psRmanentiy ~ esnase case
anA aheou>ely restors pssllcs manAesd.
10 01DDLB-A01D A1N.-rhss ars many 4uu n
es - % Who fSebld va equsrt svaeuadons ef he
AadAR, osn essepanid by ssas burning aarng
oon, WARNING The Il IL ratisns cannot
saecans fs On Galnasa e ~ urinary dsQ.eiss sopy
ond1ment WI - 6uud and amonss mail pofeao ef am.
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Forty-Five Bays Free
FROM SbP1Bh6ER 9TH, 70 OCTOBER 18th.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE FRANCE MEDICAL
AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, West Gay st. Columoss a.
have decided to give - ' ~
FREE E,K A MIN ATTONl
DURING the Centennial DIR. France ASSISTED by fr
corps OF Eminent Physemn anil Surgeons visiting Centennial
call for Free Eyamiaton which
TO Ten Dollars The Institute Of the STATE Iiono
Nos 3S and 40 West Gay Street. Columbus Ohio
a.o
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Sept. 20-Sw
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-29

the state convention at Topeka. John
j. Shields and Chas L. Heron. with -.
Ct. Watson and Mike Sughrus "a alter
natss. These 20 unlnstructsd but are
enthusiastic for NJ VI. Murdoch for gov
ernor If his name should come before the
convention. Blaine was first choice for
president with Gresham a good second.
Mr.. Price came in from tour
Of Harper, Barber and Comanche coun-
ties Just before the convention ad loirned
and was given an enthusiastic reception
by the convention. He addressed the
convention with short bat well pointed
speech. Clark county viii attend the
Coldwater convention with a good dele
cation for her favorite son.
The court house contractor has at last
arrived and is pushing the building for
ward in a commendable manner
The election on the question If bond
ing the city in the sum of 5000 70 bore
an artesian well. resulted ia defeating
the bonds by a large ma lor.ty.
Clark county y getting a large share
Of the heavy rains and every kind ~
crop n looking II the best Nothing but
han storm can prevent an abundant
harvest this year.
Ashland Is getting very important for
direct communication with Wichita.
J. WINES.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-29
ANOTHER RAILROAD FOR WICHITA.

The citizens of Medicine Lodge and
Barber county are manifesting degree
of anxiety for more direct railroad con-
nection between that city and section
and Wichita. A proposition looking to
that end was submitted to the city coun-
Gil of Medicine Lodge at its meeting last
week and the interest awakened IN the
matter has already resulted in an offer
of suitable grounds in that place for de-
pots, side tracks, etc, as a donation, and
it is believed that the right OF way
through fifteen townships in Barber,
Kingman and Sedgwick counties through
which the proposed line passes can be
secured, or most of it, free Of cost. This
is nearly an air line, not interfering with
any other road and having a scope OF
from six to twenty miles on either side
of smooth land and rich country In
which to build up a permanent business.
The topography of the country Is such
that the cost of constructing the line
would be at the minimum. The line
would be as valuable, consequently as
desirable, to Wichita as the country
traversed and connections opened up
with this city.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-29
WHO WILL 1T BE?

Several Democrats of more or less
prominence are aspirants for the doubt
full honor of accompanying Mr.. Cleve-
land to defeat this fall. The men most
prominently mentioned in this connection
are Gov. Gray, of Indiana, and Col. Nor
rison, Gen. Black and Assistant Post
master Gen. Stevenson, of Illinois. The
letest rumor is to the effect that Mr..
Cleveland wants Postmaster Gen. Dick
inson to make the race with him. He
recognizes Mr. Dickinson's ability as a
campaign organizer, and he doubtless
thinks that with Michigan man on the
ticket he might carry that state in Nov
ember. Gen. Black has been indus
triously nursing a boom for three years.
Mr.. Stevenson has been using the power
of his office to help himself in the same
direction. Col Morrison's anxiety is
said to be rather to keep Gen. Black
from getting the position than to win
himself. 1t is not improbable that Mr..
Dickinson, if he would consent to run,
would be Mr. Cleveland's choice, al
though it has been stated that Mr.. Cleve-
land wanted no one connected with his
administration. Perhaps he realizes that
the party will have load enough to carry
in defending the acts of one member of
the administration, without having to be
responsible in the campaign for two.