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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-04-11
CHURCH AFFAIRS.

The other day a Minnesota Metho-
dist preacher travelled 80 miles. made Il
calls, visited two schools. gave an after
NOM lecture and shot seven jack rab-
big between sunrise and sunset
The Lancaster News says that Rev.
Richie, OF the colored Baptist church,
baptized - OF the - converts to his re-
cent meeting. in DunCsn's Lake, sunday.
1t only took him 81 minutes, or at the
rate OF one every 50 seconds.
-Postmaster-,ieneral John Wanama-
ker declines to advertise in a sunday
newspaper but in the Monday newspa-
per appear columns over his signature,
every type OF which WAS set on sunday.
John il Pharisee Of the strictest sect.
A religious debate to settle whether
We are going to Heaven 10y being hap
TIED 10y sprinklng, pouring or inn
mersion, WAS begun in the Courthouse
at Flemngsburg Tuesday. between Rev.
,Juhn Reeves, representing the Metho-
dists, and Rev. J. W. Mctiarvey, repre-
sentng The case for the Church OF the
Disciples, with the devil perhaps acting
rs moderator At any event his satanic
majesty Away reaps the greatest benefit
OF these alleged religious debates.
Easter Morning.
The following beautifully expressed
reference to Faster appeared in the
Courier-Journsl sunday;
Whatever belief a man may hold.
whatever denial he may insist on, wheth-
er the life of Christ is as true to him as
his own, or only noble fable, Easter
morning has an inspiration OF its own.
IL tells of life; it is story OF light and
OF resurrection. II responds TO the deep
est aspirations OF the heart, and ii only a
legend, it is the legend that embraces the
hope OF all the ages. the aspiration that
Ill now, pillar oi cloud by day and a
pillar OF lire 10y night. This impulse is
with many faith as serene as the sun
al midday; with others it is desire in
separahlc from their eXistence: with 9TH
erS still il is dream that gives dignity
To every action and a strength for every
trial. Pervading almost every race OF
men, it is strongest, deepest, most com
handing ~ We advance from the shades
OF barharisn to what We term the high.
est christian civilization.
Al
found in his indestructible bope of in.
mortality. II has inspired the noblest
songs it has filed the heart of man Will
serenest courage it has been the silver
lining to the darkest cloud that falls
across the path OF man. Materialism
skeptcism, cowardice malevolercc anc
Scnsuality have warred against il. Dis
appointment and despair have sought to
root it out OF the heart, have sought re-
lief in denying it, but to-day il is the
lamp that lights the path of humanity as
it walks the downward slope to death; oil
better vet il is in the Bush burning
but unronsumed' 1t is the birthrigh,
OF every man, this faith in Immortality
il he will only claim it; not OF the great
souls only, not OF the weak, quiet souls
chiefly who hold to nothing else, but to
men, who, like Browning, believe first
in the dignity OF life here and thus bind
themselves to life hereafter
HALF RATES To ST. PAUL.-For the
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Just as sure IA hot weatl]

just as sure as hot weather
comes there will be more or less
bowel complaint in this vicinity.
Every perso aud especially fam
lilies, ought 10 have some reliable
medicine at hand for instant use
in case it IS needed. A 25 or 81
cent bottle of Chamberlain's Col.
lc. Cholera and Diarrhea RENE
dy is just what you ought 10 have
and all that you would need,
even in the most severe and
dangerous cases. 1t is the best
the most reliable and most sue
cessful treatment known and is
pleasant 10 take. For sale by F
Harrington.
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good and sufficient deed Of general

good and sufficient deed of general
warranty, for the. consideration and
upon tho following conditions here
matter mentioned. TO wit: That,
whereas, the Village Of Logan. o.,
agrees to sink a we'll for tho pur
pose of prospecting for natural gas
and oil upon the premises of said
Kleinschmidt and the said Klein
schmid, hereby contracts with the
said village, and agrees to convey
in fee simple by warranty deed. a
strip of ground sufficient to erect
all necessary appnrtenanccs rcquir
cd to drill said we'll and described
as follows TO wit: Situate in the
Village of Logan, Hooking county,
Chic. beginning at tho southeast
corner of outlotNo. Is, thence north
bearing west along the road 100
feet, thence west shout 175 feet to
the middle of Webb Run, thence
south 175 feet to the middle of
Webb Run, thence south 100 feet
to the south line of said Quito
thence west along said south out
line to place of said beginning, con
tainlng one half acre more or less.
being out of said southeast corner
of said outlot. 1t is furthermore
agreed BY and between said parties.
that should said we'll produce gas
to the amount of 100, 900 cubic feet
per day or oil to amount If four or
Eve barrels per day, then it shall be
at the option Of said Village elect
TO tuy said ground at tho rate of
$500 per acre. or not to buy the
same. as they deem best, and should
said village elect not to buy the
same, then it shall revert back and
20 into the possession of said Peter
Kleinscbmldi, and the said Village
shall remove all buildings and 9th
er obstrucslons that they put upon
said lands, but shall not be requir
ed to make any payment thereon.
Signed, sealed and delivered this
10th day of June, 1890
PETER KLEtNSCH MIDT.
j. L. ROCHESTER,, President OF
the Council.
Attest "A. Magoon.
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Saturdays Storm.

a tSrfiOlo thcOOcr S'Ofm pdSseU
over this city last Saturday after
uoou. The RAIN poured down IN
torrents aud the wind blew q per-
feet hurricane. For almost twenty
minutes the storm continued un
broken, during which time the sky
seemed on fire the lightning play
cd with the rapidity Of a GattIlng
gun, aud strong men sought safety
within the inner sanctum.
j. 4. Trtsch's woolen mil was
! struck by lightning and the building
caught fire, but Was Immediately
discovered and put out. Johu
rritsch, who had an oil can in hi.
hand ut the time, was shocked and
the can dropped TO the floor. j. E
Tritsch, who was in his Office on
the first floor, was slightly shocked
Samuel Crow, the engineer, who
was IN the basement, also felt The
effect of the lightning. The dam
ago was very slight, only few
brick was knocked IF the chimney
VIM. Courson's house in Furnace
town was struck by lightning ant
the chimney thrown down and
few weather boarding scattered
The family felt slight efrcts of th'
shock.
Tho storm near Webb's Sunni
wac a young cyclone. Trees wer
twisted and torn up by the roots
fences were raised level with tn
ground and bayslacks carried ava
by the force of the storm.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-03

Prof !. s. Vancleve OF the Gin
cinnati College of Music, the world
renowned Artist Lecturer and Crit
&c, will give one of his famous Pi-
ano RecitaIs in this city in the near
future, under the auspices of A. NJ
Sparks. Everybody should make
it a point to hear this noted musi-
clan.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

accounts and vouchers have been fled In
the Probate Court OF Hooking C0u nty, o.,
Tor hrst aud final settlement
Joseph1 Haner, Guardian Of the estate
Of Jesse Van Horn.
And The sanse win come ON for hearing
on the 26th day Of July, 1890, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, or as soon tilerea fter IS may be con-
venient. W. r. ACKER,
JulyA3 3w Pro. Judge.
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New Advertisements.
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts an vouchers have been fled in
the Probate Court of Hooking County, o.,
for first partial settlement:
TX. Kelch and II. Il, Kelch, Admin
istrators Of the estate OF George 7. Kelch.
deceased.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 26th day of July, 1880, Mt 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. or as soon thereafter as may he con.
venient. w. I. ACkER,
July3...3w Pro. Judge.
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Be II ordained by the Council of the
Village Of Logan, Ohio:
SEXTON l.. That for the purpose Of ex-
tending the time Of payment OF SO much
soon to become due, as said village II made
from its limits of taxation to pay at ma.
turity, there he issued the bonds OF said
village in the sum OF Five Thousand Dol.
lars. as hereinafter provided.
Section 2. That said bonds be Of the
denomination of nve hundred dollars
each, aud shall be numbered consecutive.
~ from one to ten. both inclusive. and
| shall bear date OF June LIST, 1880, and be.
| come due and payable Is follows:
$500 Jlne 1, A. u. 1897.
$500 June, 1893,
$500 Juue, 1899.
$500 June 1910.
$500 June 1901.
$50 June. 1902.
$500 June, 1908.
$500 June, 1898.
$50 Juno, 1895.
| $50 June, 1896.
Said Bonds shall bear interest at the rate
of six per cent. per annunl, payable SEMI
annually on the LIST day of December and
June OF each year. and the several install
n,ents of interest shall be evidenced by
cupons attached to said Bonds. and both
principal and Interest shall be payable as
they severally become due at Splitter & Cos
Bank in the city OF Toledo, Ohio.
Said Bonds shall express upon their
face the purpose for which they are issued
and that they are issued under aud in pur.
suance of this ordinance and shall be sign.
ed by the Mayor and cOuntersigned by the
Clerk ofsaid Village under the corporate
Seal OF said Village.
Section ). That the Mayor and Clerk Of
snid Village are hereby authorized and di-
rected us soon ;ts practicable to prepare
and execute SAID Bonds and the proceeds
thereof, when they Shall have been dis.
posed of, shall be used and applied under
the direction of the com non council fol
the sole purpose of paying off and remov'
ing and extending said matured and ma.
turing indebtedness Of said village.
Section 2. This ordinance shall be III
force from and after its passage and lega
publication, according to law.
Done at the Council Chamber at Logan
Ohio, this 2ith day OF June, 1880.
Passed June 2ith, 1890.
]. p. ROCHESTER,,
| President of the Council
Attest: w. W. Keynes, Clerk.
| June 26-lw
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AN ORDINANCE

To Provide for Issuing the Bonds
Of Logan. Ohio. for the Purp"ee
Of Extending the Time Of Paw
ment OF Certain Indebtedness
which from It's Limits of Taxa
tion said Village is unable TO Pay
at Maturity.
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Memorandum of agreement made
and entered INTO this Goth day of
June, 1890. by and between Potter
Kleinschmidt and the Village of
Logan, Ohio, witnesseth -
That the said Peter klelnsch :
midt both sold and does hereby
agree to convey, in fee simple, to
the Village of Logan, Ohio, by q
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NORMAL SCHOOL.

A Summer Normal will be held
at Logan, Ohio, beginning July z,
and continuing Six Weeks. Good
boarding can be had at reasonable
rates. This School will be splen
did opportunity for review work.
For further particulars address
r. +. RAYMAN.
June 19-tf. Logan, O.
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A Great Sacrifice.

i. =
l am closing,eut my entire stock o.
goods at cost. and even below 'rcost
Come and avail yourselves of this rare
opportunity. The goods must gore
gardless of p.lces. l have FIVE fine
Show Cases and u new Store Stove
which will aell ut reduced rates.
MRS. S. A. HIBBARD.
Murphy Block.
June 3. 2wks.
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Mrs. G. W. Schwenke aud Mrs
A. Strawn have returned home
after a pleasant visit with Urbana
friends.
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NOTICE.

Trotting, Light Harness, Thorough
bred. General Purpose and Draft stations,
mt the Fair Grounds. l want to buy ana
sell one hundred head OF the stations
Coils. when they are four and five years
old. Come and learn the terms on which
yo, can breed. IL W II make yOu money:
Persons from distance desiring tn breed
will be offered great Inducements. CORES
pondeuce soiicitcd.
f'-'>''-- AMOS r. WRIGHT,
May S...4w Logan, ohio.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world iol
.uts. bruises, sores. ulcers. sail
rheum. fever sores. teiter. chap
ped hands, ch:lblains, corns and
Ill skin erup,inns. and posi'iv"
iv cures piles. or no pay rrqnlr-
ID, II guaranteed 10 give en-
tire satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price 25c per box. Fol
sale by +. Harrington. 1t.
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Take your produce to Guthrie l.
Co.'S. aud get the highest market
prlce.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the follow.
ing ACCOUNTS and vouchers have been filed
in the Probate Court OF Hooking county,
ohio, tor second partial settlement:
David Later. guardian of the estate OF
Abel Carpenter. u minor.
And the same will come on for hearin n g
on the 5th day of July. 1890, at 10 O'Clock.
A. NJ, or as soon thereafter as may be con
venienf. w. T. ACkER.
June I2-3w PIO. Judge.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-03

Mrs. Poston and Mr., Anderson
ale visiting friends l.. Nelsonville
this week.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-03

Four cans of Corn for 25 cents
ut Guthrie L. Cos.
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On Sale.
Friday Morning, June
18th, 1890.

so doz. Ladies Gauze I'm
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 so cents, our price to
close, 25 cts.
100 dozen Mems Socks.
nice, fine gauge, black, tan
and stripes, goods that retail
at 40 and SO cents pair; in
boxes of half dozen at $1.00
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.
Our stock of Dress Goods.
Domestics, Carpets, Boots
and Shoes are complete and
teeming with many bargains.
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By All Odds

The most generally useful medicine Is Ayers
PINS. As remedy for the various diseases
of the stomach, liver. and bowels. tnese
pins have no equal. Their sugar-coetlne
causes them not only to be easy ana
pleasant to take, but preserves their meol-
cinal integrity In all climates ana ior any
reasonable length Of time. The best family
medicine, Ayers Pills are, also. unsurpasseu
for the use Of travellers, soldiers sea.oEs' :
campers, and pioneers. In some Oh ano
most critical cases, when all other remeUes
haYa failed.
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The Work Of Brutes.

On last Sunday VIM. Alltop
attempted TO commit rape upon
little girl about Ten wears oil
age by the name of ElIlmser. II
seems that The little girl was on
her way home from Sunday
school with her brother anu sis
ter still younger than herself,
when This brute in human form
caught and pulled her 10 one
side oi the road almost in sight
of her parents home near Scoi''s
creek, and attempted his helllsh
purpose. The cry of the little
yirl attracted :he attention OF
Jacob Myers, which frightened
AlIlop who made good his escape.
The girls father came 10 town on
Sunday and swore out a warrant
Tor his arrest. The people are
aroused and every avenue is be-
ing watched, and the chances are
that he will never be brought IN
10 court If found by an enraged
public. Only last week a Young
cirl named Ella Friend ON her
way home near Hope Furnace.
was wavIai.l by three bruies
named Ell Dunn, Marion Bell
and Shive Collins, who outraged
her aud then choked and beat
AM! bruised her i'm such a manner
that she has since died from her
injuries. What a terrible struggle
this innocent girl must have had,
,f an example is not nude OF
such internal scou ndrels, what
will the safety of our wives and
daughters be WORTH Such state
Of affairs in q country like ours
is horrible 10 contemplate. We
do not as q rule advise haste or
unlawful acts, but there are cases
wherein we indorse the work OF
Judge Lynch.
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Ayers Pills

prove effective.
"In the summer Of 1864 was sent to me
Annapolis hospital, suffering with chrome
diarrhea. While there, I became 80 70.
duced in strength that could not speak and
was compelled to write everything wanted
70 saw. 1 was then having some 25 or 80
stools per day. The doctors ordered medi-
cine that 1 was satisfied would be OF no
benefit to me. I did not take 1t, but per-
suaded my nurse to get me some OF Dr.
Ayers Pills. About two O'Clock IN the after
noon l took six of these pills, and by mid
night began to feel better. In the morning
the doctors came again, and after deciding
that nv symptoms were more favorable, gave
me different medicine, which / did not use,
hut took four more of the pills instead. The
next day the doctors came to see me, ana
Thought 1 was doing nicely, (and so did ~
then took one pill day for week. At the
end of that time, 1 considered myself cured
and that Ayers Pills had saved my life.
was then weak, but had no return OF tne
disease, and gained in strength as last as
could be expected.'-F. C. Luce, Late Lieut.
bsth Regt Mass. Vol. Infantry.
savers Pills are
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APPOINTMENT NOTICE.

Estate OF Thomas Payne. deed.
The undersigned has been appointed
and qualified Ms Administrator OF the en-
tate Of Thomas Payne, late Of Hooking
county decd. LEWIS COE.
June 5-3w
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gustcd with the farces that have
been played by the Juries of Hook
ing county. aud there is a strong
talk upon our streets Of forming q
Vig,Isncc Committee. The time
has como when something must be
done, and the people who select
law makers by their votes and are
taxed for the purpose of having the
laws enforced and justice done t
all men, arc loud in their complaints
of this growing evil. Hooking
county has reputation throughout
the State IF being the law break
er paradise. aud it seems 10 bt
understood that the criminal j.
safer here from the law than any
other county in the State. This is
a pretty state of affsirs, and the
great trouble is that it is getting
worse instead of bettor.
Ifthis state of affairs continues
peoples lives and their property
won / be worth a cent in this coun
ty. All kind of crimes have been
committed during TIE past few
years and tho guilty parties have
been allowed in many cases to 90
unpunished, all because tho pcop'e
refuse or fail to do their sworn
duty. Mob law" it is true. often
results in ir-eparable errors and
usually 1t is only resortcd to amidst
passion and excitement.
Hamilton county. few year;
ago, had the same trouble that We
have now, and the result was that
the Court House was burned and
the very foundation stones tern
down by an outraged people. and
It became necessary for the Cover.
nor Ia cal out large force Of tht
10. N. Guards before tie trouble
wac settled, aud tins was only done
alter great loss of valuable prop
criy and lives. The re"p'e o
Hooking should take warning white
it il yet time. and not make it ne
ce>sary for the citizens to take th'
law in their own hands.
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The trial of Washington Roby.
charged with rape and incest, was
Tried before Judge Huifm'n and a
special jury on Monday LAST. The
Jury after being out is hours failed
20 agree upon verdict 1t is re-
portcd that nIne we're for "a verdict
OF guilty and three for acqniital.-
In the language OF the Court: III
the laws are not enforced the result
will lie mob violence The Judge,
before discharging the jury. gave
them a lecture that will not soon
he iorgottcn by all who heard it,
The Court fixed Roby's bond IN
each case at ST. 900.
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FOR SALE-A Second Hand
Piano.

Price $4,000 Inquire at this
office. - y
DeSoto times. (Hernando, Miss.) 1879-1898, 1890-05-22
HUMOROUS.

--Snipper-"Do you believe you could
| 5ell diamonds from pasteY' Shears ian
editor)-"Ycs, l can tell paste wherever
I see it."-Lowell Citizen.
considering that a cat has nine lives,
it seems pity that he should feel it
necessary to lengthen them by sitting
up so late at tnight.-Somerville Journal.
--Tramp-"Well, mum, you see I've
been out of a job SO long that l hate to
tackle one now" Farmers Wife-"Ah,
you have become lazy?' Tramp-"No,
mum; it's not lazincss: its disinclina'
tion to work"
There goes young fellow who
lives on the fat Of the land, and yet
doesn't do stroke of work" 'How
does he do it?" 'Well, you see, his
mother is the fat woman in the dime
museum. boston B.
Papa" said Mabel, "were you ever
in an ice palace?" No." said the old
gentleman, "but I've had to get up at
five o'clock in the morning in January
to see what was the matter with the
heating apparatus, and guess I'll try
and worry along without an ice palace" "
Washington Post
-Friend-"How are you coming on?"
Author-"Good. I've got the material
on hand for frst-claSs novel" "You
are lucky man." That's not all.
I've got the material for a splendid COM
edy, besides" "You are fortunate"
"Yes; all I need now is the material for
new pair of pants Texas Siftings.
IN. W
Enter clerk with his face all swol-
len up with an angry tooth-"Ah!' says
sympathetic friend, you should go to
the dentist Immediately and have that
tooth pulled out" II know ! ought"
says the sufferer, "but the fact is l
haven't got the nerve" "Oh! don't
bother about that. The dentist Will find
the nerve. ."-Louisville Post.
--James-"Hullo, De Forest; how's
the world usin' ye, my boy?" De Forest
Nov is the winter of our discomfort.
Bad bad, Jimmy. I'm playing Buck
ingham in Richard at fifteen a week
But, anon, what cheer with you?'
James - "Hippopotamus in the Tin
Hippopotamus' at two hundred. Como
and dine with me. "-Harper's Weekly,