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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-12-18

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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-12-18
Ocean Steamships

wiilbe on important series somewhat
upnD the lines ol the su.cass!al Rail
road art,cles:-"Passen@ Travri.
The Lileol Officers nnc Men. Speed
and Saieky devices" and Manage
ment." are aome of the sub. .erts ;onch-
I'd upon and illustrated
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-12-18
The Wr ecker,

Serial Novel 10y Robert Louis Steven
son and Lloyd 0sh.urre. Will run
through a large part Of the year. Illus
rated by Hole. 4 twopHr, story by
Frank r Stookion will also appear.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-17

Hilvor Williamson Severely Cut by the Re-
volving Saw.

RENrnN. April 10. The River Press says
Walters saw mill. near he head of Eagle
creek fell against the saw and was fright
fully mangl-,i. His left hand was severed
at the wrist, his right hand was badly cut
and there was - horrible wound ten inches
in length made across his breast and deep
enough to pierce the lungs. Mr.. Walters
and o. J.. Zortman. who were running the
mill, bandaged his wounds the best they
in a lumber wagon. Here he was placed on
the Great Northern train and taken to Ben
ton, where he was placed in the st. Clare
hospital. At Big Sandy he received the
skilliul attention of Dr. Convenant, but he
is now ia "A critical condition, and hi. ply
scians think his recovery Is doubtful. Dur
irg the 2J-mile ride Williamson ,lispla yed
wonderful nerve, never complaining or
showing signs Of weakness.
Mr.. Williamson. associated with his
brother. is engaged in the wool growing bus
mess three miles from John Eagan's place
ON Eagle creek. lie worked fore. Il. Norris
of Judith Landing for two or three years
when lac first came to Montana, driving he
Maiden coach being one of his occupations.
lie has another brother and IA sister living
near Judith. The mother and father are
said to he still living in Iowa. Williamson
is only about 23 years of age.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-17

The seven indictments found by the gra nj
jury, and disposition thereof, are as fol-
lows:
State vs.. James kinkead; assault with I,
deadly weapon. T. W. Merrill for defend
ant. Trial by jury; verdict OF guilty. SEN
fenced tn two years at hard labor in state
penitentiary aud to pay costs Of prosecu-
tion.
State VS.. Martha Graham. assault with
deadly weapon. John T.. Martin for de
fendant. Trial 10y jury; verdict of guilty,
with recommendation for mercy. SEN
fenced tn one year in state penitentiary.
State vs.. Wm. A. Fuller; burglary. T..
W. Morrison for defendant. Trial by jury;
verdict OF guilty. Sentenced to two years
in state penitentiary and to pay costs ef
prosecution.
State VS.. Julian Blaker; assault with IA
deadly weapon. +. W. Morrison appointed
to assist county attorney; I. &. Bach for
defendant. Trial by jury; verdict OF guilty,
with punishment set by jury; sentenced to
nay a tine of $500. Notice of appeal given,
and bail bond fixed at $500.
state vs.. Frank Linnemsr; grand larceny
(horse stealing. H. won Tobel for defend
ant. Pleaded guilty. aud sentenced To two
years in state penitentiary and pay costs
of prosecution.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-17

Bargains in jswelry and watches at VIZ.
Norman's jewclry store.
Coal and wood heating stoves ai cost at
Jutras X IIobenSack.
Fresh chocolate drops aud caramels just
received al J. T.. Murrays.
Fresh fruit and nice fresh ca ns!ies al heap
Cash store. Also seed wheat.
10 to Hanson n powell's for wall paper.
Choicest samples to select from.
A beautiful aud complete line Of iewciry
Just received at W. g. NornIans.
just received at Hanson \ fowelfs drug
store = .ooo pounds of drug, patent me'li-
rines toilet articles. nuts. etc.
Seed wheat in any quantity at the Cheap
Cash store. Buy seed aud raise wheat fer
the mill W. are going To have.
Complete assortment of ehildrsns and
ladies' spring hats just received at Mrs. j.
r. Murray's. Call early whie stock i-c"n-
plete.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-17

State W. William Pott; selling malt
liquor without "A license. j. T.. Wasson FOR
defendant. Pleaded guilty. and sentenced
to pay a fine of &25 aud costs, amounting.
to Sl14.so.
State We. Wm. Pott; selling liquor with
out q license. On motion of county after
sey nolle prosequi entered.
The action oi the state VS.. Lee and Julius
Balm; branding property with intent To
steal. Continued from last term. i. +.
smith for state, John y. Martin and u.
T.. Wade for defendants. was continued to
the September term.
DISPOSED or IN CHAMBERS.
Appointing exeeutrix and hearing testi-
nony ou probation of will of X. +. Grad
dock deceased Mrs. craddock appointed
sxecutrix.
sale of stephen May estate made by pub
lie a.lminist rator was confirmed.
Sale of special property in i. u. Weather
wax estate was confirmed.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-17

Nels Jensen and James Gorcorau. Jim.
the Bird, came ia from the Dry Wolf min
ing region Tuesday. They bring encourag
ing news from the mines. The winters
work has developed some valuable prop
critics. and it is only a question Of time
when reduction works will beefectel in that
camp. Mr.. Jensen is now giving his whole
attention to quartz, and will dispose of his
placer claims in that vicinity at "a reason
able figure. His address is stanford.
| Emme't Il. Carroll .f Yogo, general man
ager OF the Neihart tSld. Silver. Lead Min
ing and Reduction company, visited Lewis
town and Maiden last week. Mr.. Carroll is
a practical miner aud largely interested in
the properties to Ice handled by the above
company. lie is well informed regarding
\ the cha Ia eter al ores in the Belt mountains
| and has every faith ia the Outcome of that
region. lie j. u very pleasant gentleman
1 To meet. aud wc hope to see him here IRE
4 luently.
] Ranchmen and others attending court
were greatly interested in the efforts being
made 10 secure Touring mill. They think
/ there il no difficulty whatever about rails
/ ing the wheat, hut it will take one season
To get started. The interest and agitation
should not lag. and We believe it will not.
/ Any parties starting the enterprise will lind
that it will require nearly year to perfect
plans and get the plant ready for opera
tion. II II mill is secured within the next
two years it will he necessary for citizens
and farmers to work together in earnest.
Z. l.. llassett writes from Tibet as fol
lows: notice you are agtating the q,e--
tion of getting a tiouring mill at Lewistown
and am glad I" see it, as need mill
very much, in fact do not know of a bet
ter opening anywhere in the count v for sucI,
an enterprise than Lewstomn. Ianeorre-
spending with IA practical miller in Dakota
who wishes to put up "a mill next season,
and think il We Il" not succeed in getting
one before that he will come aud put in "A
mill next spring. II the board of trade
wishes his address | will cheerfully give il
oar school election passed of quietly and
resulted is the election .f "a very good
beard. Farmers generally are commencing
their spring work. Horses are -l.oking we'll.
considering that they wintered on two
year-ols grass.
On first page will Ise found a communion
ti"u in reference To the organization OF the
Neihsrt Gold. Silver. Lead Mising aud Re
duction company. This company was re
Gently organized at Great Falls aud is com.
posed of men well kn"wn in Northers Mon
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-17
DISTRICT COURT.
Six Days Session-Docket Nearly Cleared
Seven Indictments Found-Grand
Jury Report

Di-trict court adjourned Saturnay night
at 2 o'clock after a six days session. The
majority of the civil actions we're disposed
of. The grand jury found seven indict-
ment-. all but one Of which resulted in con
yictio
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-17
DISSOLUTION or CO.PARTNERSnlP.

On n recent visit to Iowa Mr.. X. Dalton
of Luray, Russell county. Kan. called at
the laboratory of Chamberlain X Co., lDes
Moines. to show them his six-year-oid boy,
wkose life had been saved by Chamberlain =
Cough Remedy, it having cured him Of IA
very severe attack vi er"np. Mr.. Dalton is
certain that il saved his boys life, and is
enthusiastic in his praise al the remedy
lie says il has an excellent reputation in
his vicinity; that iarn,ers come fifteen miles
to his store ior it, aud that many Of them,
like himself are never without IL in their
homes. For sale l., W. W. De Witt.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-17
Hay Ranches for Sale.

Two hundred and f"rty acres, all fenced
ab.ui four miles from Fort Maeinuis; all
line soil NO waste land; natural meadow
produces about ito tons of hay annually;
several large. ice-eold springs on the prop
erty. Also lio acres about five miles from,
fort, all fenced; several fine springs; nat
ural meadow: produces about 81 tons oi
hay. For terms apply at once To 'onrad
uhrs, Deer l..lge or Granville Stuart,
Fort Maginn-.
POWER CAME 90.
Aptil 3
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-17

James \. Shields Post. Nc. ~ al
P Lewi.tows. meets tine last Tues
MlH asv Of each month. at 2 D. in.
Ni:uh H. II BOWMAN.
. G. VI. SPENtEE. torninandtr.
- AdJt.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-17
Bids for Building Court House.

Bids for constructing IA court house at
Lewistown, according to plans and specifi-
cations to he seen at county clerks office,
will lee received by the board Of count y
commissioners. Bids to be opened at ? "a.
m, April 22, 1880. All bids to be sealed
and marked Bids for court house" Board
reserves the right to reject any er all bids.
W. II KELLY,
Clerk of Board.
Iewistown, March l3.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-17
MARRIED.

JENNI I-DIEZlGER-At Lewistown. on
Thursday, April 10, by Judge Gudgsll. John
Jenni to Albertina Dieziser both of Cot
tonwood.
LAMB - IIORTOP - At Lewi-town, on
Sunday, April i3, by Judge Gndgell, Frank
Lamb of Grass Range to Emily fIortop el
Iewistewn.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-17
School Teacher Wanted.

Applications will lie received by the trus
tees of Beaver t'reek school district No. =
school to commence May u. Address al
once
I.YAI Sunu or 4. VI. SLOAN.
cottonwood. Mont.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-17
SEWING Machine for Sale.

A Davis sewing machine, in good repair,
for sale cheap for cash. Appl, at this
office
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-08-08
Persian Flower Worship.

A recent traveller in India gives the fol-
lowing description of flower worship as
practlced by the Persians in Bombay. A
true Persian, in flowing robe Of blue. and
on his head a sheepskin hat-black;
glossy. curly, the fleece Of Ka- Kal-would
Sumter in and stand and mediate over
every flower he saw. and the ideal flower
he was seeking found, he would Ill spread spread
Of the sun, and then fold up his mat
night after night until that part gn1te ta !.
and bring his friends in ever incre asing
troops to it, and sit and play the guitar una
or lutte before it. and they would alto
eether pray there, and after prayer a1, sun
sit sit before it, slipping sherbet and talAin =
the tn most hilarious and shocking scandal and;n
late into the moonlight, and SO again
every evening until the flower sa,e al 60.
Sometimes, by way of grand finale me
whole company would suddeniy ARISE s.e+ be-
fore the flower and selenade it together
9TH an ode from Hafz and depart
CnsseTs Saturday Journal
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-08-08
% W a;x we .S do every day, and I am going
10 give them pretty ones to write iii
inc time. "-CSncinnatS Gazetta
Charity that Paid.


-, Young Mr.. de B. is broker and
liAe IKE, most men in his walk of life gener-
AS he left his Office one dav last veal,
ne was accosted by rough looking.
raggedly dressed man who rennestea
the gift of fifty cents with which to mr..
chase dinner, PN-
Why should I give you fifty cents
Tor your dinner?" asked Young Mr.. b
What claim have YOU upon ~
None, said the beggar. THAT is,
no more than the hungry and penniless
always have upon those who have some
thing to spare"
spare?" ''nADe ~
You are broker" returned the
aims seeker. Il never knew q broker
who had nothing to spare to hungry
man."
Why don't you go to work?"
II may have to if you decline to as
sist me-"
work?"
I'LL tell you. I am pickpocket,
and L have just this afternoon been dis
charged from prison. have no money,
no friends. 1 am, as I said hungry.
You see what am brought to. Starv-
alton or crime. If I can get good
dinner | may be able to stave off the
other alternative for WHILE"
Young Mr.. de B. was impressed
naturally SO, I think. Putting his hand
into his trousers pocket, he drew
forth half-dollar and handed it to
the ex-convict.
"There," he said, "there is your din
ner. shall be glad if 1 can save you
from crime, even for little while"
At this young Mr.. de B. started on
his way, but the beggar was at his
elbow.
II say, my friend" said he.
"Well?"
Would you mind telling me the
time?"
"There is the clock in Trinity
steeple."
II know that-but your time what is
it?"
Impatiently Mr.. de B. felt for his
watch 1t was gone.
81 have been robbed" he cried.
PRECISELY" said the ex-convict.
"And here is the watch, +" taking it from
the pocket of his greasy coat. II took
it while you We're hesitating about Civ,
ing me the half dollar. The Lord helps
them that help themselves, but He also
helps them as helps others. Take youl
watch. [ don't need it. You got il
cheap"
And so saying, the beggar turned and
walked down the street, and was soor
lost to view
Then young Mr.. de B., replacing hi:
time-piece in his pocket, saunteree
homeward, thinking deeply all the
while, and thanking his stars tina
being broker he was, like most mel
in his walk of life, generously disposed
Chatter.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-08-08

One of the most popular societies in the
French colony is called the Societe An
thropophagi, or cannibal society, says the
New York Sun. The annual meeting and
election of officers, together with the inter-
esting dinner, took place last evening at
the restaurant Lablapche, in University
place. On the wall was large water color
drawing by Marc Gambler, representing a
French cook taking the cover from a huge
dish and discovering beneath IN infant
roasted and wearing a seraphic expression
fare was printed a skull with knife and
fork thrust through it, while beneath the
design in French was the motto of the So
ciety, "Mangeons nous les uns tes autrics. "
The names of dishes were named after
different parts of the human body, but
with humorous rather than horrible
suggestiveness.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-08-08
PECULIAR Trade Secrets.

ave deal in eggs, butter and lard,
and I am an expert in testing and
grading all three. There is much
fraud in tho buttor business. We print
q great deal of tub butter. The con-
tents of five OF ten tubs are dumped
out ON a big table. The outside has
become strong and dirty. This we
scrape off and sell to the fancy cake
bakers at from five to eleven cents a
pound, according to its condition. The
balance is revoked, resulted, made
into pound prints and sold as the best
print butter
"Quite quantity of what is known
as mill OF paddle-worked butter comes
from the West Small farmers there,
who have no ice, get ten OF fifteen
pounds of butter on hand in rolls, and
after awhile it becomes strong. There
are firms in Chicago that have men
out all the time buying up this rancid
butter 1t is put into q machine some
thing like an old fashioned paint mill
and ground up, after which it is worked,
colored with Danish butter coloring,
made into prints and sold as fresh
creamery butter There is not dairy
man in the State of Pennsylvania that
does not use butter coloring of some
sort. We sell thousands of pounds OF
the Danish coloring every year. Some
large diaries buy it by the barrel.
"a great many farmers in Bucks and
Chester Counties buy ten, fifteen and
some of them as high as 100 tubs Of
our old strong butter, for which they
pay about fifteen cents. They take il
home, rework and resalt it, mix in
fresh butter in the proportion of about
one-third, color it, make it into prints
and sell it in the markets for thirty-tive
cents pound, doubling their money
by the transaction. Farmers frequent
" come to us on Friday night, buy tut
butter at twenty-five cents pound
print it up and sell it the next day fol
dairy butter at thirty-fve cents.
"There is not much adulteration il
lard, but one pound OF the country
article is worth two of the refined
from which all Of the oil has been ex
tracted. You can distinguish between
the two by simple test. In warn
weather country lard will become sof
and run to oil. That which has beer
refined always remains hard. "-Phi!e
delpAia Inquirer.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-08-08
The Brit, of Christ.

We have no proof that Dec. 25 is the
date of the birth of Christ, says the St.
Louis Republic. At one time the begin
ming OF the Christian era was supposed to
conform with the date above mentioned,
and for that reason was called Christmas
by all Christian nations. 1t is now gen.
orally conceded, by the best authorities in
the world, too, that Christ was not born
on Dec. 25. or any other time during the
winter. The date now unanimously agreed
upon is April 5, not April of the year OF
one, but April 5, B. g. 4. This error in
our mode Of reckoning time is supposed tc
have arisen from the fact that the dating
of time as "a. D." was not introduced
into the church at least, until about the
wear 527 A. D.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-08-08
unmeantng Relics as Charms

have known men to carry about I'M
meaning relics in my time, but Joe Jasper,
member Of the Indianapolis council, has
watch charm which is enough to give
some people the horrors, says a Vandalia
conductor. Several years ago he had two
Of his toes amputated, and he preserved
them in alcohol. The bottle was accident
ally broken, and Joe threw the toes into q
box in his garrett. Not long since he rar
across the toes and found that they were
mummiied completely. Though greatly
He had them mounted in gold in unique
designs, and now wears them as pendants
to his watch chain, and claims that the
strange charm has brought him good luck
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-08-08

Hi tile gear r0ztozd, you may
rely upon DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery to purify
the blood and invigorate the
system. It's not like the
sarsaparillas, that are said to
be good for the blood in
March, April and May. The
"Golden Medical Discovery
works equally we'll at all
times, and in all cases of
blood taints, or humors, no
matter what their name or
nature.
It's the cheapest blood puri-
fer, sold through druggists,
because you only pay for the
gooa you get.
Your money is returned if
it doesn't benefit or cure you.
Can you ask more?
"Golden Medical Discov-
cry" contains no alcohol to
inebriate, and no syrup or
sugar to derange digestion.
It's a concentrated vegeta-
bic extract; put up in large
bottles; pleasant to the taste,
and equally good for adults or
children.
The discovery" cures all
Skin, Scalp and Scrofulous
affections, as Eczema, letter,
Salt-rheum, Fever-sores, White
Swellings, Hip joint disease
and kindred ailments.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-08-08
A Sensible rrccau,,o,

Ihousn disease cannot always be conquered.
It's nfst approach cnn be checked But NOT
only 10 'no use OF medicinal safeguard to be
recommended on the first appearance of a
nal1uS' Out wise discrimination should be
exercised in the CHOICE OF n remedy. For
thirty years or more Hostetter's Stomach
Buffers mas been the reisning specific for dys-
pepsia' FEVER and ague, loss of physical
stamina, liver complaint md other disorders.
ana mas been most emphatically Endorsed bv
meolc"l men RS health and strength restora.
i've IL is indeed a wise precaution to use
this sovereign foltfying agent and Alternative
IN inc early stages of disease for it effectuallv
countsracts it, if the malady belongs to that
large class to which this sterling medicine i.
adspteo. Not only is it cticacious, but pure
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-08-08
wants tn Tcach ni,n a Lesson.

About six months ago an Athens, Ga
youth, aged IS years. disappeared from
home, and several days after note to bis
parents informed them that he had de.
cided to try his fortunes in Texas. It was
the old, old story of the boy that read the
10 cent novels. The lad thought he was
cut out to be robber chief. A few days
ago his father received letter from him
stating that he would be glad to return
home once more, aud requesting money to
return on. His father refused to send it
and says he wants to teach his son les
son.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-08-08
"rhe Rooms stick Train. !.

DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes has discov-
cred the motive power of the electric rail-
ways. In the Atlantic Monthlyfor August
lie describes 1.-the Boomstick Train" tell
ing how the Salem witches, impatient at
their long imprisonment, petitioned to be
released, and how, when the Evil One al
lowed them their liberty, they played such
mad pranks that he called them together
and, for punishment, made them pull the
electric cars.
Since then on many cur you'll see
broomstiok plain as plain can be:
On every stick there's witch astrido-
The string you see to her leg is tied.
She will do n mischief ii she can,
But the string is held by n careful man,
And whenever the evil-1ninded witch
Would cut some caper he gives q twitch.
AS for the bag, you can't see her,
But bark! you can hear her black cats purr,
And now and then, as q train goes by,
You may catch gleam from her wicked eye
Often you've looked on q rushing train,
But just what moved 1t was not 80 plain.
1t couldn't be those wires above,
For they could neither null nor shove;
Where was the motor that made 1t go
You couldn't guess, but 7,o,c you knoaU.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-08-08

A NEW shell has lately been invented by
an Austrian for the purpose of scattering
oil over the waves during storm. 1t is a
wooden cylinder, lined with shellac to keep
the oil from penetrating the wood, and 1t
carries in addition calcium ligbt. which
Eliminates the water for considerable
distance.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-08-08
A BucKspoRT. Me-, man paid his taxes
in crows heads the other dav.

The proprietors of California Kidney Tea
offer reward of 81 900 to the discoverer for
kidney and liver remedy that will cure as
many cases of these diseases on trial as the
California Kidney Tea. 1t is purely veget-
able remedy. Safe in its action and easily
administered. Ask your druggist for il.
Large packages are sold for SO cents. CALI
FoRN1A KIDNEY TEA Co., Fairfield. 10.