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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-09

When night came my scattered senses re
turned. and. taking advantage of a short
absence of my friend, hastily dressed my
self and hurried from the hotel. left a
note for my friend, saying:
Tomorrow l shall be at Mololai. Fate
has damned me and there is no escape from
the harsh decree I must suffer for my sin.
Invent any story which seems plausible.
Say that I have gone to Japan-anywhere,
but let no living soul know what has been
the fate of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-09

Sonora x, q worthy business woman
in Rio, in despair at having lost the en-
press as patron, changed her sign after
the recent bloodless revolution so as to
read as follows:
Sonora X,
Corset Maker to the
Republic of Brazil.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-09
Yours trustingly,

'sAnd sou concluded the poor woman, 81
suppose l am the only inmate of this terri
BILE place who did not have to be dragged
here by the authorities. came of my own
will. Fave l regretted it! Look around
you and you have my answer
E. A. PHILLIPS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-09

If the fair goes to Chicago, they won't
he satisfied to call it the Worlds fair.
They'll get up combination name-The
Columbago Exposnion.-Puck.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-09

so Six months subscription to The
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD. .....
Isl Six months subscription to THE
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD. ......
50 Six mouths subscription to THE
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD. - q,
So Six months subscription to THE
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD. -
81 Six months subscription to THE
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD ...
So One vol. Life of Farley P. Pratt,
fratt brOS- .......-.........
IS One vol. Popular History Of the
Mexican People, Bancroft.
81 OOe vol. Every Day Life of Abra-
ham Lincoln. Observation-Disclosures.
IS 200 pounds best grade of roller pro-
cess -four. Excelsior mills. Provo,
john w. Hoover, manager. 900.
SO One fine steel engraving (artists'
proof, Unframed) Of President
Brigham Young, Contributor Co.
30 One pair of fine French calf shoes,
A Hedquist, Provo.
81 Five pecks of Thoburn's extra early
seed potatoes, G. 12's, green
grocer. Provo. ................:
90 One set, six volumes, Humes his
history of England.
90 One set. six volumes, HUme's his
tory Of England ...
81 One set, six volumes, Hume's his
tory OF England. ............
50 One set, SIX volumes, Hume's his
tory of England
96 One set, six volumes, Hume's his
TORY OF England. .:...............
81 One set, six vols, Gibbons Rome.
9S One set, six vols, Gibbons Rome.
SO One set, six vols, Gibbons Rome.
100 One set, six vols, Gibbons Rome.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-09
MARKET REPORTS
GRAIN AND HAY. FROM. TO.

Wholesale; retail about Is DER cent. higher
corrected daily by THE HERALD.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-09

The fact has been abundantly proven
that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the
most prompt, most reliable and most sue
cessful medicine yet discovered for acute
throat and lung diseases, such as coughs,
colds and Group For sale by 2. G. NJ |. \
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-09

The celebrated Peacock Rock Springs
coal delivered promptly in any quantities
to suit purchaser. Rock Springs Coal
company. Office in Godbe-Pitts drug
store. A. ]. Hills, agent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-09
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.


Is it not worth the small price of IS cents
to free yourself of every symptom of these
distressing complaintsa If you think so,
call at our store and get bottle of Shiloh's
Vitalizer. Every bottle has printed guar
antee on it; use accordingly, and if it does
you no good it will cost you nothing. Sold
by A. G. Smith & Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-09
Pleasant to the taste and readily taken
is Simmons Liver Regulator.
A Scran of Paper Saves Her Life.

1t was just an ordinary scrap.of wrapping
paper but it saved her life. She was in
the last stages of consumption, told by
physicians that she was incurable and
could live only short time; she weighed
less than seventy pounds. On piece of
wrapping paper she read of DR.. Kings
New Disco !ee, al 60 4 sa mp. bottle; il
helped her, she 5ough large bottle it
helped her more, bought anothersand grew
better fast, continued its use and is now
strong and healthy, rosy, plump, weighing
40 pounds. For fuller particulars send
Trial Bottles Of this wonderful Discovery
Free at A. C. Smith s. Co.'S drug store 4
MARKET REPORTS.
Wholesale; retail about IS per cent higher
corrected daily by THE HERALD.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-09
Value | No.

A'O' FUtU
So A purse of $40 in gold. 80.
81 An elegant eight-day striking
alarm clock, S. P. Teasdels. -.
IS A set Handy Shakespeare, Is vols,
Margetts Bros. ...
SO A pair of calfskin sewed boots, q.
G. M. 1. shoe factory ......
60 A set, s volumes, Knights history
of England, presented as spe-
cial prize by w. H. Rowe $50.
81 An enlarged photograph of Joseph
Smith, the prophet, framed. -.
62 An enlarged photograph of Presi
dent Brigham Young, framed -.
63 One box groceries, Thomas Bros,
Ogden
64 One full silk dress pattern, The
West Store, Provo, j. A. Harris,
proprietor.
So An elegant marble top centre table,
Gates q Snow, Provo. ...
&c A variety OF fruit and shade trees,
Pleasant Grove nursery, D. M.
Smith, proprietor .........
67 "Around the World with General
Grant, two volumes, Felt, Olsen
q Co., Provo.
6S A crayon portrait, enlarged from
any photo, by J. B. Fairbanks,
artist, PaySon. Observation-Disclosures.
SO One full dress pattern, Peoples
Emporium, Provo, S. S. Jones
proprietor. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
40 One volume Book of Mormon, mo-
rocco, revised edition, by Orson
Trait OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Il 4 canary bird and cage, Hook &
Clawson, Salt Lake and Ogden.
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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-09-11
. Hotios -'Tsashers

At the late session Of the Rocking
County Teachers Institute. IN e6orl
Was made 70 organise . Teachers Az.
socistion for the purpose of dissemin.
at,ng views, and increasiEg interest in
the profession. The initial meeting
will take place at the High School
room. Sat. sept. 18th. ALI teachers
arc earnestly requested TO be present
and thus do their part in making it q
success. A good programme has been
selected. and all will be amply repsid
for their attendance.
PROGRAMME.
Arithmetic In The School6:-E. 8:
Cox. Our Schools: East and West.
G. F. Sinns. School DiscipiinG:-
Miss Augusta LOOMS. Discussiop;-
W. D. Brandt. Why. should No have
q Teachers Association1 AN. Brown.
Discussion; Prin. Boarden.
sCommittes on Music: j. b. .Dollison
F. e. Brooke.
COMMITTEE or PRocrANnR.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-09-11
Big Days Wort.

There was moro traffic on the
Hooking Valley division Of the
c. II. v. q T, Ry., last Sunday
than ever before in the history 0l
Tho road. For the "a hours end
ing Sunday evening Sept, 7th,
there we're q trains or $40 cars oi
coal passed tLrough Logan for
the Lake., making . total tonnage
Of about 1900 tons. The morn.
ing passenger train, and . special
following it. had HOO passengers
into Columbus. Supt. G. d. Nor
ris, and his able stsfsare doing
good work and show that they
aie equal to every emergency.
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Killed ON .hs Railroad

:. :
Paul Strsngs Of Columbus. . break
man oa the c. 81. v. & T. Ry., was
thrown iron . oar and Fan over. at
Hemlock water tank just South Of
Enterprise on last Friday aftsrnoou
and vas immediately brought to Lo.
gan. His right leg IVES crushed above
the knee and his head vas cat in ssv.
eral places from which injsres be died
at 7.l5P.M. II is reported that the
break chain broke while Strenee was
applying the break, which caused the
accident. Strenge was married man
his wife and moaher-in-law arriving
at Logan, o few hours before he died.
Or. Campbell the railroad surgeon at
this place had the case in Charge but
his patient never rallied sufficient
strength for an operation to be success
fully performed and sone wss attempts
"A. ~ -.
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Boven's Retirement.

In accordance with an Old time
custom the friends Of Capt. W. NJ
Bowon met at the auditors o6ice
Tuesday evening and presented q
testimoaial to him upon his retire
meat from tho Office of county aud.
itor. Dr.. g. ". Pollen was se:-
aected chairman aud F. 8. Purcell
Eec,y. A committes consulting oi
Judge Bright, James Davis and
Judge W. +. Acker was appoint
ed BY the chairmaa to inform the
Capt. that he was wanted At the
auditors Office. Upon his arrival
Bro. Pursell N . few we'll chosen
words presented Capt. Bowen with
. handsome arm chair, cuspad6r
and q handsome cigar stand filed
with cigars the gift Of the Captains
friends. The retiring official re-
sponded in . foeling speech and
thanked his friends for the interest
and kindness bestowed upon him
BY them. Speeches were made BY
Judge Acker, Judge Bright. Sena-
tor Lowery, Auditor Armstrong.
Treasurer Allen, Sheriff Wright,
Clerk Lappea and others after
which the meeting adjourned.
Capt. Bowen we are glsd to say
has mades first clam officer and the
reoords be has left in the. auditors
Office will be an honor to his name
and memory long after he u no.
more, ard the SENTINEL wishes
him : long and successful life.
Mr.. Nshon Armstrong. the esincom-
ing Auditor, wc are pleased to say
10 . gentleman and competent and
will make IN obliging and accom-
officer. The best We can
~ and wishing HIM we'll, il that
hs may make as capable. officer ~
lhs gentleman be succeeds m Office.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-09-11
HoME-sEEKERg EXCURSION

On. September 9th, 23d and
October l4,h, the Baliimord &
Ohio Railroad Company will sell
Round Trip Excursion Tickets 10
all principal poihtscin,ihe West;
Northwest aud Southwest, also
10 points in the Valley Of Vir
ginia. at the low rate of One
Fare Cor the Round Trip, good
for return passage thirty days.
Stop over privileges will begran
ted on these tiekets by Western
lines. For further information
apply TO Baltimore & Ohio
Agents. or address Frank P. Cop.
per. I. L. A.. Tiffiin. D.. Frank
Wilson, r. P. A., Columbus. o.,
or W. E. Reppert. d. L. A, Col
umbns, o.
o. L. McCARrY. A. j. P. A.
J.. S. ALLEN, A. u. 2. A.
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Sells Brothers and Barrett Coming,

Next Tuesday Sept. t6., sell'
Brothers enormous shows, in
coalition with s.. H., Barre:t's
Worlds FAIR, will be, here. Il
is veritable Ossa piled on PeIion.
Two big shows, either Of which
is the peer q any other: travel
ing exhibition, two big parades
the same hour and place, two
biz hippodromes, two big men
ager,es, two big circuses, two big
railway trains in one place on
the same day, and both exhibits
within the same Enclosure at one
admisslon-fee, and that only the
same as any of the minor shows
charge, will without doubt bring
the biggest crowd Of people ever
seen here.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-09-11

Mrs. DR.. Hedges died at the res
idence of Mrs. w. F. james : on
Hunter Street, on last Saturday
afternoon. We take the following
from the Lancaster Gazetfe.9
Mrs. DR.. hedges. 3
Tho remains Of Mrs DR.. Hedres;
formerly of this city. we're accom-
panied to this city from Logan
Monday morning by members 4oi
the Rochester, Work, James, and
other prominent families Of That
place, who were Joined here by
~ many old friends of sthe !deeeased
lady, and taken to the East ceme-
tory for in,erment. Rev:.D.. r,
Moore Of Logan, offered, prayer
and pronounced q benediction after
the casket, (Which had been open.
ed to allow the friends to view the
body had been lowered into tho
grave. Messrs. J. NJ. Stephens.
William Stewart, Jacob Ulr,c and
B. w. Carlisle officlated as pail
bearers. Mrs Hedges hsd made
he, homo in Logan s,nee The death
of hor husband here several years
ago. At different times he had
served as mayor and justice Of the
peace in this city. Mrs. Hedges
was q consistent member OF the.
First fresbyterian church, Of this.
city, up TO the time of her death.
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A New Hotsl m Logaa.

New PLyxoura. o., Sept. 8, go
EDarOR SENTINEL-
DEAR SIR: Please iaform you'
readers that l will take charge ol
the brick hotel building. owned BY
F. F. Rempel in . few Asys Il
will Ae turnished with new faraa-
ture throughout and be made Z
lsss-clas hotel IN every reapect.
Il Will be aaned Conmercial Ro-
tel.
Very traly yoars
John ". Kreppel
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:MsNsSsY
Cenetark. Notice

;. ). scem.setery .ey 4 Notice. - !. ::
Notice is EsfSbI given to citizen,
0f Logan and vicinity, .lh.t hereaf
ter, tsr ,he psise %, of le', y .i% is, Oak etey,
residents 81 Logai. snd s2Osper b,
Is non is TSsiiIdeinfs. iI5t Money to be paid
1t time IF pofcRahs IN all cases. ).
W. w. McCKAY. Sea- ;. :.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

: 49, - :. .
: NoticeisheresY Given, i that tIie follow
Ing Accounts and Vonchers have been filed
ln the Probate Conft o; Hooking county
Ohio. forSeconii setakement.
Carl H.. B6erh4Js,@ Assignee TN trust
allsher, a = ..,55s: .ss 1s-...Isl -
And the same 1ftl come on for hearing
ON the 13tk day ,Septenlber 1880, at n
:c'clock an a1os spdn thssea lssr as may
Aug. 2I-3v a.ssss 81 sasPr0 Juage.
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Adveltied Letters.

Jennie Carr,
Caty Bridix.
J. P. Slrawn,
7Caty. Crown,
Mag. Ginger,
Molina Polling,
Julia Lehman. -.
Mary A. Smith,
Solomon Baner,
Jud. Mcdonald,
Alice Crushbom,
Lucretia Strawn,
Leonard Weaver.
Henry Nuder,ioo,
Mrs. J. W. Wohn,
John d. Haynes,
Ladies' AID Society.
Mrs. M. J, -Bl ackston,
Mrs. Marry Jones (3),
Price Hartman & Co,
F. S. I'URSEL. p. N.
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Magdaiene Matthias was bora in
Bucks Co. Pa. on Oct. 18th 1901;
In her 4th year her parents remov-
ed to Ross Co. Ohio. Her early
life was uneventGuI 60 far. us ;. the
writer Is able to learn. In her 18th
year she united with. the u. B;
Church under the labors Of the
Rev. Havens; one of the FIRST pion
Ger preachers Of this. state. She
thus became acquainted with The
struggles, and early history Of the
church in this country. In 1S3.
she was married TO Abrsham Math.
las. To them two childron wene
born, ono Of whom died In early
infancy. als56 her husband was
taken from her BY death. Through
I'll the years Of her long life she
maintained her connection with
the church, and continued to at
tend its services, anl.work. for its
success as long Is strength permit
ted. Hor last sickness was not Of
long duration. She quietly passed
away Sept. 7th at the good old age
ofss years. 10 nonthssand q days.
,Atsher departure 5she left. 1 son;
6 rand.children, s greatrgrand
children, l sister, aud q large circle
Of more distant relatives to :isonFn
and follow on TO the better land.
! PR'CE.
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!. PROBATE NOTICE..

Nosieeis hereby Yiyest that: tsis sollow
Ing Accounts sn4 xoufReEsi haxeReen fled
George W. Smith, SAdnjpistrat0r. OF the
estate Of Samuel Jones' deceased. And the
1ame'will come for heaS1nS ON th6lst day
ofSeptenlber. l0Q0s at u -psciock. Am ) Oh
Aug y 3w. T. ACKERs; Pr0t.J ldE6
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On Sa; | |||e.,
Friday ! Morning. June !
4 =
:: 18th, 1890. J. .
Ayn l4 "a n

SO doz. Ladies Ga,1ze Tn
derwear, long sleeves. high
neck. short sleeves, low neck
and bodices, in stripes and
fancy colors,. all new goods,
bought at a sacrifice, regular
price 50 cents, our price t0
close, 25 cts.
/ dozen. Mems Socks,
nice, fine gauge, black, tan
and stripes, goods that retail
at I and so cents pair in
boxes of half dozen at $1.OO
a box. This is one. of the
greatest bargains ever offer
ed. Don't miss this oppor.
tunity.
Special prices in White
Goods and Swiss Flouncing.
: Cur stock Of Dress Goods,
Domestics, Carpets, Boots
and Shoes are complete and
teeming with many bargains.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-09-11

p@- If you want a Malta
Breaking. Plow, or a good
Wheat Drill, go to the Hard
ware Store OF Gould e Son.
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Harry Rose spent Sunday with
Lancaster Friends. -
Conductor Jim Smith has taken
bis old run on the Straits, ille
b.'anch. s
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WANTED.-Al Pantaloon and
Vest maker Immediately. Good
wages and steady work. Address
john NAHRGANG,
July 13. Athens, O.
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Local Items.
= ].zBl
Doaovaa-Artistic Tailor.


Doaovaa-Artistic Tailor
Uystsrs 80 10 season. y
School eemme need Monday.
TtmotAy seed Tor sale At J. O
TiptaGtA'
HocirinG County Fair, Oct, 1
7,3k 4th.
Il has raiped every day durini
che past week. :
For woodes. cistern pumps
call on T. E. Work.
For ahs best water proof boot,
and shoes, 80 to Bowlby 1 Son.
Phil Thompson spent several
DAYS with his family this week
Z. z. Work makes . speciality
Of bone feghliEer. call and ses
Aim.
@. ". Nhitehurst Of Canal
Wieehester vas in town wednes
-.
Hen. Henry Bohl Of Marietta.
0ade The Sentinel . pleasant call
to-day.
II. T. Acksr Of New Lexington
made the Sentinel Office . call
70 day.
6iesor Nilo's dog show Al
Rs0pels Opera : House Monday.
Sept, 18th.
r. e, Work has . large assert.
Oest Of imptoved heating and
cook stoves.
*. Recorder BENZ. White of
Psny township. spent several
days N town this week.
VT. Lewis, Republican can
didats for Congress from this dis.
1rict, was in town today. =.
r &
No better place 10 buy fresh
groceries, or 10 buy and sell pro
duce, than At ]. o. Tipton's.
II. Baker, John ". Streutz and
John Tntsch are attending the re
uAion Of the s0th o. v. l. At Som
esset this week.
For fresh oysters. sunch and
bot soup, call on G. r. Montgom.
evy's restaurant, opposite Roch |
ester 4 Sons store.
Tbe Misses Dyer, daughters Of
Warden Dyer of the o. r. at Col.
o. ass Ahe guests Of Misses Maggie
and Lizzie Rempel.
We call the attention of our
readers to the now advertisement
of F. Biasuis L Son on the 6rst
uace Of our paper.
Rev. d. r. Moore. DR.. F. Har-
sineton, W. w. McCray and B.C.
McNaniEal. attended the Presby
tery at New Plymouth Wednes-
day.
Mrs. ". F. Williams nee Ella
Fielding. died at Vinton Iowa, on
last Saturday Sept, 9Th. Mrs.
Williams was q sister of Mrs. ].
w. Work.
Marshall Harrington left Tues
day for Princeton College N. j.
Mr.. Hsrrington b ono Of our bright
Logan boys and will be missed. es
peciallJ' By The Sentinel stan.
G.. r. Montgomery keeps the
finest restaursnt and lunch room
in southern Ohio. Meals served
at oil hours. Call and zee him.
in the old Glmble block on main
street opposite j. Rochester and
Sons.
NOTICE.-Hcreafter any one
csught hauling sand. stone or any
other matefial from the farm of the
undersigned without permissicn,
will b prosecuted to the full ex
Sent Of the law.
MRS. A. MCCARTHY. |!
Logan, July 81, 1880.
The Council met in regular
session on last Tuesday. A num- .
Der of currant bills were allowed.
Two ordinances. published else
where we're passed. The mayor
dominated several candidates for
night police. No nomination was
confirmed. K
WAxT1D-A Million Buckeyes.
Il
Any agent of the Columbus,
tiocking Valley and Toledo Try.
Co, willpay five cents . hund.
red for perfect ripe hulled bnck-l
eyes. Here is q chance for the
BOYS 10 show their ability rs
hustlers. 8
w. II. Fisher. G. p. st. A. Il
Fairfield has three candidates b
for Member Of the SsateB Board of !,
viz. Ben Dunn. S
Ben Sirigle and Will O'Gara. c
Athens presents Jhon Becktey, J
Nockinu ,s a nnit fnr 7 nj Elov,1 q
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OBITUARY..

Frederic Wolf.: M, born in Sur
rv Comfy. North, Capolina. Sent.
ember "a. 1914. and came with his
psrents 70 Ohio in 1926. settling
in whats..s then Ross Couut,. bui
which his since been changed I'd
Viutou. Mr.. Wolf remained WITH
hi. parents in Ro.. County. tim
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Ladies fine shoes Al A.E. Work

NeIs0nvlIle We0nes0ay..:
Sheriff d. Wright has fiv
I6oarders ia the county gaol.
! Born to Mr. and Mr& Chris Hol
rsesday eveniag, . daughter.
Fox and Rasch pays the high
Test market price fer fat stock. !,
| Col. Esldy. went to Newark
Monday on professional business.
Esq. Ell Martin Of McArhur
10. was on our streets Monday.
Bowlby & Sontakeshs lead il
school shoes. Give them . call
Mace Nixon Of Perry country
o. was in town 10 day on bust
ness.
F. n. Burgoon Of Benton Town
ship was in towa Monday On bus
mess. ~ 2.
The Imperial p'ow is the best
in the market, for sale BY r. 4
Work.
Thomas jenkins and family re-
moved to Newcomb Tenn, We'd
nesday.
r. r. Work offers special bar
gains on his large assortment of
lamps.
Gas is supposed 10 be sold by
the foot, but il has 10 be paid by
the meter.
lfyou want choice fresh meats,
call on Fox and Rauch, the city
butchers.
Call on G. F.. Armstrong. for
new designs and latest improved
heating stoves.
Mrs. Walter Bates and son OF Vim.
ton, are visiting Mrs. Bates mother
Mrs. ]. B. Stiers.
800 pair of Misses front lacs1
Grain Shoes to: be sold at 5Octs
per pair, at A. E. Work & Cos.
DR.. Will Hansen, wife and son,
of jacksonville. are visiting their
relatives and friends this week.
The girl who thinks she can
get anybody she wants usually
winds up by getting anybody she
can get. ;
Mrs. Ivy Dollison left Tues.
day morning for Mattoon, Ills..
where she expects to spend the
winter.
Mccormick & Pitcher are the |
Insurance men call At :heir Of
ice over Guthrie Store, for rates |
and terms.
A new line Of dry goods and |
lueens ware this week at J. o. |
[ipton's. All are invited 10 call |
md see as.
Miss Kate Bowlby after a pleas.
mt visit with her Logan relatives
md friends returned to Woos
er Tuesday.
The report Of the examiners,
on iirst page Of this issue /
hows q healthy condition of our
county treasury.
Statistics show that the cotton
:rop this year. is the greatest
,ver produced and that the
,rowers are less in debt than at
my lime for twenty five years.
L
They are talking about $50 a
on for hay in Kansas next win-
er. Last year The farmers had
o pay people for hauling il
way. /
nyon could see, your ownH
calp through an ordianary msg 4
ifying glass, you would be
mazed at the amount of dust,
andruff. and dead skin thereon
The heat and most
'opnlar preparation for cleans
ne the scalp Is Ayers hair
igor.
Sallow and leadeu-hued COM
lexions soon give place to the
,veliest pink and-white, when
be use of Ayers Sarsaparilla is
in. and cosmetics en-
rely abandoned. Nothing can
ounterfsit the rosy glow of per-
ect health. which bleases those
tho use this medicine.
Winona was completely food.
d last Monday evening by the
eavy rains. Out Of % houses
/, that place, all had water IN
hem from 8 10 s feet deep. ex-
ppt three. The railroad track
'om w. N. Eneland's farm 10
VebbS Summit, was covered
'ith water and the track in sew
ral places, badly washed. The
lir ground was CONSIDERABLY
amaged by the wafer. The
ranch passenger tlain was de.
n l,oS ,x,oc r&~o,, nc A~NV ,t>l>.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-09-11
LEGAlL NOTICE.

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EanasaEso soeen VINO resides ip the state
m aMidi9 - ~ ass :. nee IN tne. stare nm.
k1i innhh4wAa an@ RPP0Std 70 DO In the
| STATE or inlnois aE1: HlfzAbetn Purcell
winse Fexasbassae assan known, but SUPPOSED
70 pc IA the s!ste OF kans9s, pe!nx part ol
l i'ot&he hssrxM laiW OF ynnies R.tis0gan. Dc
csased. will take notice that John -.
tioyat, 81 mlntstda5Ar % .boniS non q the
estate 81 Jame9 7E GfOsa1, 0fcoASeu. ON
ns ion ia Gsy m 0L mx9s a. - iS n!ea n1s ~
tTocEi Inc Sn"s,i~ Oh;S oI,1";S.. st,,"s ,ha