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Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05
FOUR NEW STATES.
south Dakota. >"rth Dakota. Montana.
Warrington.

on February - lisa. the rrcsden, s'gnel the
bill Creating south Dakota North Dakota, Mon
iaua. aud Washington states of the lnion.
-oiTH DAKOTA 90 Tn. great Prairie state. to
which the -. Paul. Minneapolis a Manitoba Rail
way has three main lines, reaching Ellensdal..
ABERDEEN, Huron, Watcri"wn, and sioux Fall.
go 4" south Dakota via III. II. Paul, Minneapolis
A Manitoba Railway aud pass through - Paul
and Minneapolis en- route.
Nogrn pAkorA-w Where is grown the Ne. Hand
scotch Fife Wheat; whose healthiul climate nur-
turc- th" most vigorous and brainy civilization on
oaish wiirn single counties raise more wheat.
oats and barley than cniire states; the soil "I
whn," fertile prairie, il richer than the valley OF
the Nile; where the Turtle Mountain Minot AMI
Devils Lake land districts invite the home seeker
to fr"c home. Magnificent daily tIan
s,rvicr to Fargo. Grand Forks, Grafi"n, Devil,
Lake. Rniiineau, and all oi her important paints.
MoNTANA. the h"IbEN. - Treasures in her
min'> of precious metals; wealth in her iUh,wHi
bead of live stock: profit in her fertile fields, pro
iueing larger Yield of crops than any other sta,.
territory; the richest country per inhahiani "n
Earth; Where prosperity is universal; which has
The hst paid lal,uT in the world; balmy winter
climate. caused hy warm winds fron the picifc
the II Paul Minneapolis n Manitoba Railway l.
ihr only railroad passing thT"ngh a continuous
a-rlcultural rounir, iiom It. iaul and Ninm apo
l~ tu the E"cky Mountains. II runs through tlt"
,,rrai Reservation 81 ls,WDtHo aci'~ of land fr'r
to ~itlcr>. in the Milk River Valley. Wood water,
inl coal in abundance; no irrigation required;
the only line passing through Great fallS, with IL
l.'HH.Wn h"rsc power raiararts; imnrnsc coal
veins. aud surrounding farming country of ir.r
land, lhrungh llrl-ua, the capital city and com
nisIcial centre ui Montana. and Butte the richest
mining camp un earth, 10 san Francisco 10y the
columbia River Valley, Portland and Shasta route.
- ogden. tab, To california points. Remember
ihi~ j. III" only lnr running dining ears, sleeping
ears aud Ire ,""nisi >crIrts at it, avn frou II.
Paul aud Minneapolis To Gieat Fals, Helena ANA
Butte. II j. also the shortest line 10 Butte.
WAsnINnToS The country oi tall timber, in
i.uicL by Puget sound. the Mcdiier of the
Pacific. po moi forget that the ~. Paul, Minnr-
apolis a Manitoba Railway Is the only line which
offers choice Of ihrcc routes to the Pachc Coast.
The Mauit cha Pacific route j. the only line 10y
winch passengers rn route for Tacoma, Portland
an,i san Fran,i> eau pass through Por Townsend
and Seattle. Free rnlonist seelers run through
without change ~ delay. Distance 4" the Paeii"
Coast is sam. a. by "ihrr lines, but prices "i tick
eds live and ten dollars less. Take the Seattle
route.
for further Information, maps raies and publ
'a ions IN ,gafd to the p~oufc-s oi the tour new
,tat.s. write "r apr, 10 b. l. NnirNLN. ,'rnl
lass. and III. Al, II. a., NJ \ VI E, II. Paul
Mnn.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05
Notice of Final Entry.

Land Office al Helena, Mont.,I
August ~. lss9.,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
tion to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be made
before ID. A. Meagber, Ex-Otlicio Clerk of
the Probate Court of Fergus County. Mont.
at Lewistown. Mont, ON October 49, Iss9,
viz:
William Pike.
who made pre-emption declaratory state
ment No. 1906, tor the W. NWI, W. SWi,
Sec. :, TIP. II ", u. III T..
He names the following witnesses To-
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of said land, viz: Thomas
\. Mcourt, Emmett Marccllu>, Clifford
H'irch and Charles W. l;aylies, all of tibet,
Mont.
:. w. LANGmoENE Register.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05
Notice of Final Proof.
LAsp oFrIcE At HELENA. ". r..

LAsp OFTicE At HELENA. ". r..
Iuly -. l>Sa.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has ;ile'i notice oi his intcn-
iinn Ia make final proof in support of his
claim. and that said preof will be made be-
lore -. \. M-agher. EN-oilieio Clerk nf the
Fruhal" court uf Fergus county. NJ. T.. at
l.-wi~tnwu. Mont. on September >. ls>:',
VIZ:
David .. bowman.
Who made pr,.-,npfion hrclaraiory state.
mcu' NJ. 49,. for the y \Et. Sec. ~ y
NWi,. Sec. *, IT.. ~ v, u. - east.
lie names the fnllowing Witnesses To
prove his coniinuous residence upon ani
cultivation uf ~a.d laud viz: William !.
Bowman. ''rurgr A. E,wnan, William
Naybcrry ami charles T.. I.,rrd, all of
Lrwistown. Mont.
:. W I.,SanoENE Register
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05
County Argue

Of County le,irons Of the rapid settlement Of
Basin should the their resident relatives
and friends. 1t will money and time in writing.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05

Notice of Final Entry,

:. W. LANGIioENE, Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-12
REAL ESTATE.
,,,,s,nrss AT Tile EXCHANGE.

Business was Quiet on the ENchanso 60, hr,ck
ssa $50 on 10, isnimeguar sod under oise'os ,
me palnun IN the suit Tor $500 vs s 70 Isaac
-, ninety Our,h.st west Of EighthsVe' VS c,s,
Mczgcr fOr 5000. No. lS2 West rs,es sold 10Y
:, se,cn,h.avc nve-story brick tat lot lsN''' ''''
400 coo q. Ezra Manson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-12
$4,000 6% Investment.

A western banker desires 10 $50 600 Tor a torn
nf ycafs per cent. annual Interest and offers
a. security FIRST MORTGAGE 5000 ~ fam
land viii assign $4,000 Of endowment nfo Insurance
in one % the largo companies additional security
The money is wanted for profitable feiny"stHrnt In
farm mortgages Address Western Banker" care u
H. s.. sc Tribune Oncr. Ncw.YOfk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-12
Gclp Waute1

..y ANTED Law clerk who understands cyamnaton
titles foreclosures. Snfrogaie's practice and Keeping
accounts Applicants viii please write stating Their
pereee as fully as possible Aditess !. q lnena' Oac
Az ANTHD "A woman Of intelligence and ability - lsks
w rhargr OF tailor shop OF thirty bOss aud Instruct
Adde'S SUPERINTENDENT
17Uth.st and l0thave.. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-12
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

John RS9sEs Shs gdSfs sn ao aGSss5
s1 Tcrs Thomas A. to Hahn, corner 7thave and
iSy harav Mchsei IL to We'll and another 1o2dst
q h SasSS "HIS1 6 Maitland AHA Ct a.
acssr Oh f eS 70 Hoffman RvngtOn
'H3 co AI,SrnM May A. to Richards. 146thst Of
Graham John G. to Mary Grimes soth'st OF 9TH
ave 1es ensga Life Insurance Company, same prop
Same to the Bradley Co, same property
Graham. John c. to Germania Life Ins Co. Goth
Same to Murphy and others, S4thst Of 4'h'
Greeshabei. IT, 70 E H Lem i1'h-st OF ls'-
Goa Moses Taylor and and Glne5s oo trustees
Graham John {, 70 Germanc Life ms Co. $ Goth
,s I ndss aa.?n SAVING: Inst corner
& re ritie Guarantee ana Trust co, property.
igendeS.sa Robert to KenDsu, 7th-ave, Of
msesteS tecrgc ana Others to the !. Br S9 Cur
HcTir pidlIp to G Broc&hausen. Nos lO4 and 1Oe
JacobSs Afhur and wife. Richard W Parker c
KEN Beacdci 4 aad VIE, e Charles LndemHnn
same 10 t,use"s Tor Anne Rogers same property
Lamb Hugh ao1 wife to trustee, q The Lenox Library
l0th-ave. u o. 7ith-st years. $4,000. go,,.s,
same to Charles L Cornish properly, years
: MAYER. Herman. 10 the J. G 1Iupfel Co, No 9l7
\ demand, SO.
aicEachcn. Mary y. ana lanes and Pone and Morris
Byk. Simon /. VOL. No so JOhnst, I year, s. 5tO
Nevcomb. Mary 4, u Edmund Gcaron, Hudson
It. 40 80 3 months 500
Oscapvar Constance ]. 10 executors william IL Hays,
Nclmlyea-ave g OF IIawtEorn-st 3 years. $500
Icstcl Horny eXccutriX Jacob StOetleI Ave. A,
8 o. 1gthst. lease. . years -. 600.
REMINGTON John and AlhcTcO. % Margaret Ducgan,
Il3ih--t. q 81 1st-st instruments, 50 600.
Redwood Aranlnta, 90 cNcers 0f Joseph Potter,
s3i..f % Stiravc years. Sl2. 600.
Hoecr- Joseph and wife. 20 Nathaniel Wise, trust,
n o c0t lsf.ayc nn1 f05th-sf. demand F16G0.
Scha4r Autoiuntc. 60 George \ Campbell Morris
I've. y ~ FGod-sf wear. $1,000.
srhnagci. BERTHA aud paul. to Union Dime Savings
Inst cnrner Avenue \ and G9th.st. years, $4,000.
smith Frank J. and wife IN Martin DSkn, corner
o. -thavc and 1oSth~si. 6 months. SO coo.
ScinrncfY. Elizabeth. and John H. - Samuel 7 Will
ian c . 9th.ayc 8 q 1O4 hist g months 80 23S.
Thompson samuel :. Ia Henry Wei, 10 LASS I'd
I've lease. YEAR 500 600.
wc,rscr, john and John Peters, to John NJ Csld and
nathcf : l2Sfh.st, ~ lOth-aYe. $500.
weyrann Ernst C. and wife. m Henry Won Bergen.
- Potter Place. q ~ Nanon-avc. wears, 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-12

OhN4D NJ. MORRISON, CHARLES r. CLARK
Fre'ident Vce.Pgesident
FRANCIS II. PAGE
Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
ggvSEPH It. KNAPP WI. II. HALL,
UyhnsiD NJ. MORRISON, PATRICK FARRELLY,
nENnI H. ROGERS, GEO H. HAMLIN
CHnhhi1ES IL Ru SSELL, L. {. LOUNSBURY,
JOEL J.. FREEMAN, THFO A. HAVENEYER
T.. T. POWELL, SETH e. THOMAS
GEORGE l.. PEASE, LCCTUS X WJLMERDING
me provisions OF its charter this Company
tbyomcp receive deposits on time. subject TO check
so g the New FORK Clearing House allow interest
pg Gay balances and special rate, deposits
~ specllel tnei issue Cert ncaes Of y pOsit
T Administrator, Guardian Trustee. Receiver.
hcN AID Transfer Agent and Registrar OF and
pOh1S and do any and all other business usually done
- tIust companies OF responsibility and standing.
An opportunity IL offered 10 participate IN the profits
OF new undertaking. subscriptions will be received
ny the undersigned TO the securities of company hnv
ing Charter for Important Internal nproy emcnf,
involving an expenditure Of 81 10000 TO be repre-
sented by BONDS and STOCK. BONDS Mt SIX PER
IENT' STOCK in similar properties is now dividend
paying.
for further and full particulars, address
WELLINC. IL AIAI.COM,
81 EXCHANGE PLACE NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-12

~ Office TO 'IiOLDERS OF BONDS OF
" THE COUNTY or ALLEGHENY FENNSYL.
VhNiA-Th, Sinking Fund Commissioners ~ The County
Of Allegheny STATE Of Pennsylvania, by virtue u authority
vested IN them by act ~ Assembly approved Apui -
A. D. 1903 do hereby notify the holders Of ALLEGHENY
COUNTY COMPROMISE BONDS that bonds numbered
and dated as follows. to wit; COUPON BONDS Nos
230. 240 25o 252 2j3 25f $50 25S eco. 2Gl 2O4 2GJ
oGs. 200. go 27l 272 ga 275 27G go. 2so and 2s
Also REGISTERED COMPROMISE BONDS Nos 252
25f 2OO. 2so ana BOG al bearing date January lh 1863
and maturing January lst. 1913 VIII DC paid together
with the Interest 10 JANUARY lst 1880 upon presentation
at the Office Of u County Controller. IltAbufg Penn
AZ "hieh TINE all Interest said bonds vii!
JOHN HARPER
REUBEN MILLER
JOSIAH SPEER.
Sinking Fund Commissioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-12
Eerlures AM nlesiinss.

A y ELECTION of Twenty Managers of the
~ New YORK Institution Tor The Blind ana OF three ll
specorS OF Election. Will BE- held AZ the Institution Sftb
st. and 9haSc at O'Clock on the afternoon OF Wedhes
day December Is. lSS9
FREDERICK AUG's sCHERMERnoRN. Secretary
~ OLONEL J. p. SANFORD lectures in Assoc
" ca,ion Hall 2ads and 4ihsvc. fm,'s Dss'H'ps s
-. NJ D. d. SubcM "Olf. Times ana NEW ~
served seat iicac,s DOE for sale at Hai---------
rEO. f.. VENDING will lecture IN the
N Churcl, NJ hc Disciples West hsse A. o'eces
Mn ayes THURSDAY evening" pee -, ss,o bo e,,ts
S"hisr,' .'p"nulsT Dcuslons-" Aahns-.n. ~ s
pRGTEsTANT ALF0Rpm DI,as 4 Az ~, la I1, A.
-Ihr ttiet .ih AZ the Asylum, % West lvlhst 90
ton wiz y. mc ueccmbef " ~ o eoeA iherS VII
THURSDAY aftoii. OF the children. Win singing Th
hubble arr cordially Invited - -
..U,uE OTHER HALL " mrs ~ yrw vopx.
mo" rsstnfs illustrated with 100 photographic
Stercopte" life taken with detective camera aud
views S by Mr.. Jacob A. Rs Ithe wolhho~n h"llcs
Tep'r'erDlK METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
ST i',,,st near 6'haye. Thursday evening lfrcmb'r
u leo",ocE u,nts apcn q 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-12
Reorganization
OF THE
OHIO, INDIANA & WESTERN RY. co.

% WALL-ST
NETWORK, Nov. 81 1889.
To the Holders Of
lST MORTGAGE, NON.PREFERRED
PER CENT BONDS AND SCRIP. OF the Ohio,
Cd MORTGAGE. PER CENT BONDS Indiana
AND SCRIP and Western
PREFERRED STOCK. Railway Co.
COMMON STOCK.
Holders representing majority. in amount Of
each Of the foregoing OF bonds and scrip having
accepted the provisions Of the reorganization agreement
notice is hereby given that December IL 1889 is liked as
tie date before which all outstanding. securities
be deposited with Drexel, Morgan Co.. % Wa.st
Ncw.York pursuant said agreement and IN order TO
participate therein. Deposits after that will only be
received subject such penalties the may
prescribe
Copies Of the plan OF reorganization and any further in.
by security holders may obtained from
any Of the undersigned.
DREXEL, MORGAN & Co.,
Deposit cries.
c. III. COSTER,
SAMUEL SPENCER, o.
GEORGE y. BLISS. 'oo'
ANTHONY j. THOMAS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-12
EDWARD KING.
EDWARD -. ADAMS, Z co,,,,,r.rpr
PETER GEDUES, tU'i"iii "'
WILLIAM l.. BULL.


Reliable Per Cent Investments
AfCS personal 81 tho field methods Of
Afend's Stale iinnh, York. Seb., capital $500 OoO
gDuIatr1 Under tlc Laws 90 Neblaska offer. a. "a
anc mt principal tnd soma annual coupons puaraleri
tEcr 90 dehonnIrr Annl-. due isgS. secured
br in'Frs heI ln rust br Tide GEnrnntce Trust
Co.. Ghrngo III, capital ~ tnu 600. Gem III
lntge bonds du 1894 Loan lml Ell O. valu o
improved real e-iaV 81 payabt 70 Mercantile Nn'
ti0nnI Hank, New ors.
VnIIwny Municipal County and school bonds.
Geo. g.. Nichols aud schuyler " Warren.
81 Exchange Place NewYOik
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-12
financial.

INDIANAPOLIS, DECATUR
SPRINGFIELD RAILWAY COMPANY
First Mortgage Bonds
AND
Funded Interest Certificates.
Holders ~ the indianapolis Decatur and Springfield
iSi!wsy Company First Mortgage Bonds and Furdsd
interest Certificates heyety ncGel .hst there hayo
aeaiy been deposited with the Centrl Trus; Company.
uhoef the agreement 81 october l. 1883
y.fy 81 the bonds. md the time wiiin which further
heposis can be- made under said IL extended
10 January 4, 1890.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEw.YoRK.
BY r.. T.. OLCOTT. President.
The undersigned committee appointed under the
ent Of October ss9, urges prcmp, deposit OF tcucs
now outstanding secure he benefits Of the agreement
ant 70 avoid penslt!es
Dated New.York Nov 90 1889
HENRY W. -MIrH.
THEODORE W. MORRIS,
EDWIN PARSONS.
FRANK [. HOLLINs,
CHAs. ROBINSON SMITH,
Committee.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-01-24
Portrait Ct Longfsllov.

We have received from the pun
fishers nf the Atlan'ic Monthly. a
most admirable, ie size portrait ol
America S favorite and well beloved
poet, Henry Ws.lssorth I.ongfol-
low. This is one of a series or gal
lery of portraits of distinguished
American authors. engraved ex
pressively for the Atlantic. which
includes Longfe'Iow. Bryant. Haw
ihorne. Emerson, Holmes. Lowell
and Whit icr. the bright. particu'a,
stars IN the ornament OF American
literature
The families aud friends of the
subjects of these portraits testify t,
the wonderful success of the artist
in reproducing the subtle and char
ac:erIstic charm of each individual
face they know SO well. and the
critics ale agreed us to the artistic
excellence Of his work.
These portraits can be obtained
solely from the publishers of the
Atlantic Month y, who viii furnish
them 10 subscribers only. for The
merely nominal price of 81 each
See prospectus of the Atlantic
Monthly in another column.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-01-24
John Kestler. 4 farmer ,,vinr ,.ar ,,n,

John kestler. farmer living hear Gy.a&
has been given 30 days by the White Cap.
to get out of the cou,JY.
Joe Kinney, colored, was detected in tine
act OF picking countryman's pockets, al
Portsmouth, and is now in Jail.
Barnry knoftler, an employe at the
Marion steam shovel works, was perhaps
fatally burned while at work.
Policeman Bilger. of Youngstown, is in
trouble. Charged with having insu!ted a
lady who sought his protection.
Daniel Haney, the tramp recently killed
by Nickel Plate train at McComb, was the
son of wealthy Pittsburg woman.
G. Gratz Schenz, of Burr Oak, and Alvin
]. Carpenter, of Carpenter. Meigs county,
are newly appointed postal card readers.
John Asherly, of Clyde, after being
divorced from three wives, has concluded
to try them all again. Begins with the sec
ond.
II. L. Munger, of Dayton, and W. A. De
Cramp, of Cincinnati, are among those re-
ceiving honorary appointments ut Yale for
1880.
Celina Light & Fuel Co. watered its stock
to the amount of $4,000. Quarrc!ed over
the division of spoils and law suit will
follow.
Emmett Gail. of the Canton Gail Tele
phone Company, while at work in Akron,
fell % feet, and sustained injuries that may
prove fatal.
At recent funeral at East Liverpool .wo
sorrowing young women engaged in hair
pulling seance, because each claimed to be
the dead mans widow.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-01-24

A number Of the friends OF that bat
SCARED soldier. Louie DELPHI,
learning that Monday last was the an
niveisary of his 53rd birthday. con-
cluded 10 surprise him and make a
suitable present. An easy chair for
one suffering from honorable wounds,
was suggested, and it was the work of
a few moments to collect the amount
necessary TO purchase the article. In
the evening the friends proceeded to
Gee. Hartpan's niace, where Louie
holds forth. and after appointing d. A.
Miller floor manager. Mr.. o W. II.
Wright. in a speech replete with wit
and sound solid facts connected with
Mr.. Delph's war record. presented him
with the token oil their friendship and
esteem. 1t took Louie by surprise, bnt
he recovered sufficiently to thank his
friends for their kindness and to i'll
vite them to partake freely of the best
the house affords.
Many OF the guests were Comrades
Of Louie, and there was a good time in
recalling incidents connected with the
war Of the rebellion. Jake Wyman' s
select band Of vocalists were present
and made the house resound with the
melody OF their voices. We congratu-
late Louie on his 53rd anniversary and
hope be may live 10 see many more
birthdays and always be in so good g
shape TO entertain his friends.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-01-24
Special Locals.

Twenty four years Of an hon
orable business career. ninety
nine out of every hundred custo-
mers satisfied. where sales run
up into The many thousands an.
rually. is surely something to be
proud of. Such Is the record of
The Marion County Importing
Co. whose advertisement we di-
rect especial attention 10.
J242w.
For Dwellings, Offices & Store
Rooms, call on Col. REMPEL.-
lie has several yet for rent, at
reasonable rates. They are all
conveniently located.
Jan. 24-tf
The Misses Mary & Kate Kessler have
removed to their new building about
a square west o: their former place,
where they invite all their old patrons
to call and see them in their new and
handsome quarters. They have much
10 exhibit in TIE way Of Millinery
Goods and will sell at greatly reduced
rates in order to make room Tor spring
goods. Call and see the ladies in tLeir
elegant new store room.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-01-24
Green Items.

Proiracied meeting closed al
Smiths Chapel, last Monday eve.
nlng.
The only question You can
hear is did you ever see such a
nice winter e.
Mr.. Darius Keplar and family
have returned 10 Indiana. Our
best wishes go with them.
Seber uolcomb is welding the
brush al Ihe Barlhalow School.
No. 4. this winter. He is having
excellent success.
The liieraries uf The Donelson
School House are increasing in
interest every week and The al
tendance is large.
Miss Mary A. Benadum, for
merly of Green, We learn. is mar
RED. The happy man is George
W. Clark, OF New lexington
TEey have our happy congratu-
latlons.
Ella Keplar has been in Perry
for sore time, the guest OF A. T..
Woods.
Noah Carpenter while hunting
last week. accidenily broke his
gun. The way il happened is TOO
curious to be made public.
w. I. Polling has purchased
The Darius Keplar farm and likes
his new home very well. We
are glad to have such an es,im
able gentleman settle perna-
nenilv with us.
Charley Angle wears a pleas
ant smile. 1t is boy.
Plenty of chicken roasts along
three mile Il is winter. The boys
seem 10 have hankering after
Plymouth Rock pul!cts.
Rev. Barker, Of Logan, breaches
every two week at No. 4.
Lutte Kidnocker and family have
renovel to Columbus
I.cvi Nutter's little son was SER
iousIy i'll last week. but we are glad
to learn he has recovered and thst
his merry laugh may be heard
again.
Mr.. WeIch, of Chicago. worked
Green last week introducing his
new physiological! charts.
Green's farmers admire the Sen :
T1NEL and read it with interest.
Long may 1t continue in its pros
perliy.
WILD NAN.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-01-24

Mr.. Josie Rochester and his Bride re-
TUNED Aome on last Tuesday evening and
Were q zen jolly bel,ing. The tin horL
hand was out in iull iOrce, and together
with fire works and sky rockets, evidenced
to the young couple that we all Joined In
congr. .tulatiOns. On Wednesday evening
au Unfair was given at the home of Mr..
Joseph Rochester, whore Assem- bled rela-
lives and friends to the number OF q hum
sirei and more and enjoyed the good cheer
Of this hospitable home. The SENTINEL
joins with all the many friends of Josie
aud his bride, in teLdcr OF hearty con-
graduation.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-01-24
C.IAS. ROSE, P. NJ.

Frrm business letter from Geo.
=. Locke. Wichita. Kan. we take
The liberty of printing the follow
ing excerpt. as of general interest :
The boys f;om Logan and n rthern
Ohio. are all vel! and happy. Dem
ocr,ts don't stand much show in
Kansas politics. The Kansas farm
,'s. who are nat protected OH what
they raise, but pay tariff IN every
thin. they buy. still vote tho re
publican t'ckct and applaud the
Republican Scn'te in reducing the
tariff on lcarls. Regards 10 the
bnvs.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-01-24
Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining in the post of
ice at Logan. Ohio. Jan. 23rd, SO
Persons inquiring for the same will
please say advertised:
Miss Este.la Kirkpatrick. Miss
Stella kirkpatrick. JAS. Spears
James Sewmv. Read Marsh, NJ
MrCalfrey, NJ. Oliver, John B.
Price.
C.IAS. ROSE, P. NJ.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-01-24

Frank B. Baird did moi leave
for Buffalo. N. Y, until last Sat-
urdsv night. lie took with him
AIS McMillen AID Charley Ham
iIton, the latter lately engineer
at the Greendale Furnace, 10 as
sist in repairing the large fur-
mace which Ile has leased al Buf
falO,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-01-24
Names Of Jurors.

The following is a list OF the jur
ors dawn for the February term G
tie Court of Common Pleas. begiu
ming Monday. February llth:
GRAND JURY.
j.. s. Bort. Logan, 4th Ward.
q W. Lamb, Murray City.
Martin v. Beavers, Larrel Township.
James Hardy, Mcrray city.
j. Y. kessler, Logan. LIST Ward.
Danie. carpenter. Falls Township.
Miles Hedges, Perry End Precincl.
Jrmcs Hall, Falls Township.
Del Bair., CarbOnhiil.
=. :. Meldrim, Washington Tow nship.
AlfreI BED, Salt Creek.
Andrew Chute, Carbonhill.
A. X. Buckingham, Starr Township.
John Hagley, Laurel Township.
PETIT JURY.
John Grifff III, Carbonhill.
a. J. Friend, salt creek.
T.. E.Chfhester, Starr Township.
Clint Anderson, Murray CITY.
David Karsliner, Salt Greek.
e. w. McClintock. Logan. Srsl Ward.
Jesse Tehnyhil, Green Township.
Russell Butin, Green Township.
Isaac QIillen, Laurel Township.
Joseph Stroupe, Logan, st Ward.
Z. J. LeyshOn, Murray City.
J0hn Eell:ssan. Logan, 4th Ward.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-01-24

David A. Miller has demon
siraled 10 his many friends tha'
lie has splendid mnsical powers
as a sweet warbler" His favor
lie is "Rpsalee,'' - and is immense.
Commend us 10 David when vo-
cal music is high trump.