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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-02-27

The Ladies' missionary Socie
ty will give a concert at the Pres.
byterian church in the near fu-
ture. Further notice will be given
Mr.. j. J. Snider, of the firm oi
Snider Bros, Somerset. O., was in
town on Monday, and informed us
that they have about completed
the saving Ct one thousand acres Of
timber IN Rockcasiio county. KY,
and have purchased eight hundred
acres moro, which they will 90 to
work on at once. The Snider Bros.
have a reputation rs lumbermen,
unequalcd in the State. The Co.
representing the road known as tho
big Four,'' gets all Of their Ken
tuoky lumber. These gentlemen
have becn saving for tho 9 II. V.
& L. 4. Il Go. for the past eight or
ten years,
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Tn. Congo Country.

The rapidity with which commercial
enterprises are moving far up the Congo
Is not little surprising. Dutch. French.
and Belgian companies have established
about twenty trading stations on the
upper river between Stanley poo; and
Stanley falls. These companies evidently
DO not share the opinion Of Stanley ex.
pressed four years ago that the upper
river would not be worth penny for
trading purposes until the railroad was
built around tho cataracts. A fonrishing
Dutch station Is now a Stanley falls.
1900 miles up the river,-where two years
ego last October the Araba burned the
Congo State buildings and drove the
whites down The river. These traders
own five steamers that afe plying Oh the
Congo. Tho caravan route along the
:ataracts Is being improved by placing
large ferries at the principal rivers and
tridging the smaller streams.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-02-27
HARRISON KNOWS ONE TUNE,

He Isa't Much on Music Bnt the March
In 'sFausts Got Into HE Head.
Gen. Harrison has poor ear for music,
according to an Indianapolis dispatch, but
he can recognize q tuHe sometimea Ono
interesting case in which he did 80 was
brought out the other night by O reference
made by Charles Lftcb.nan. the ex-Knight
Of Labor secretary, who was calling on the
General, to Cen. Coggswell, Just elected
Congressman from Litcaman's district il
Massachusetts,.
II know Gen. Coggswell very well,"
sAid Gen. Harrison. "He was not In my
brigade during the war, but we were in tho
ment, think, or q regiment under his com.
and those fellows had band that played q
tune once that never forgot They used
to be great fsllows for religion in that regi-
ment, and they'd come around Sundays to
other parts Of the camp and sing hymns.
Ono Sunday, I remember, they marched by
- with the band playing march. Some-
how or other it took hold of me; the swing
Of the music got into my had, and kept
humming the tune over in my head for
several days afterward. I didn't know
what the tune was, but years after the war
was over Mrs. Harrison took mo one night
to hear Faust, and as sat there all nt
once heard the music of that old march.
It all came back to me like fash, how
those Massachusetts, boys went swinging by
rs that Sunday afternoon, and l could $50
the whole thing. Hthough I don't suppose a
thought Of Il had entered my head for 4
dozen ypars betore. "
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Judge Huffman

Opened court on last Monday
His charge to the Grand jury
was a model in pointedness of
The law and the duty of the jur.
ors. Judge Huffman has many
personal friends in Logon, and is
highly esteemed by all li,e mem.
bers Of the Bar. lie shows In
his start out the capabilities 0f a
good judge, worthy to the exalt.
ell place he fills. lie Will h I'D
c >urt during the tern.
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Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been filed i'll
the Probate Court Of Hooking county, o.,
for secono and final settlement:
Robert F. Price. Administrator Of the es
tate of James II. GiOgan, decd.
And the same will come on for hearing on
the ed day OF March, 1890, at 10 O'Clock,
a. m, or rs soon theren fter as may ne con-
Senient. W. I. ACKER,
Feb 21-SW Pro Judge.
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Board Of Trade.

The Board of Trade met on
last Monday evening. A number
of new members were reported.
several propositions looking to
the development of our industrial
interests were presented, and the
Secretary ordered TO correspond
aud report at next meeting.
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Hibbard's Threat and Lung
BalSam.

For throat and lung troubles
this remedy has no equal. 1t is
guaranteed to cure consumption
i'm its first stages. and even in
advanced stages Of that disease
it relieves coughing and induces
sleep. You may have a cough
ora cold al any time, therefore
no lIohsehould, especially with
children, should be without il.
For all Injections Of the throat.
lungs and chest. Group. whoop.
ing cough, hoarseness, splitting
of blood and all pulmonary dis
eases it has no equal. Prepared
only by Rheumatic Syrup Co..
J Jackson. Mich. Ask your drug
gist Tor il. If
For sale hy F. Harrington.
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Mere Baby Charged With Murder

Belvijcre, N. j.. Feb. 22d.-
Bertha Myers, an Sysar old orphan
girl living in the family of William
Reed, in Greentop, Sussex county :
is under arrest charged with man,
slaughter in causing the death u
the four months old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Reed. by persistently
pressing upon tho. soft spot of the
child's head, thus causing inllama-
tion Of the brain, from which death
resulted in few hours. The pros
will mako an effort 10 have
tho chile released from jail and
placed in a home.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-02-27

More Democratic voters at
Congressional elections in
the North are virtually dis
franchised by shameless ger
rymanders, than there are
gross negro voters between
the Potomac and the Rio
Grande.
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rheumatism Can b Cured.


1t has bafled The skill of our
best physicians, aud there are TO
.lay more men. women and chll
dren suffering from this terrible
disease than ever before, and the
opinion seems universal that il
is lDcnrable, but this is a mis-
taken idea for il can be cured by
using as directed Hibbards Rheu-
matic Syrup and Strengthening
Plasters. Prepared by Rdeuma
tic Syrup Co., jackson. Mich.
price 81 per bottle or six bottles
for $5, or we will send it 10 any
adiress on receipt Of price.
For sale by +. Harrington.
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All the starch factories in
the country, except one, are
embraced in a Trust. Every
poor woman who bends over
the wash-tub will soon know
what Monopoly can do when
assisted by high tariff it has
a clear field for its efforts.
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The more some men study
a thing the less they know
about it.
If you want to live to a
good old age be good when
you are young.
The skill of a base ball
player depends greatly on
how he fields.
The only thing poetic
about a money lender is the
fact that he is ode.
The Republican minority
of the legislature are learn
ing the important fact that
the tail cannot wag the dog.
The Australian ballot sys-
tenn is meeting with favor in
the new States. Dispatches
last week state that bills ia
vorable to it has passed the
Senate in both Washington
and North Dakota.
The high tariff majority of
the committee on ways and
means heard some rather
unpleasant truths a few days
since from a committee of
the wholesale hardware COM
mission, who protested in
the name of 2S3 wholesale
firms in the United States
against any new increase in
the duty on cutlery and fire.
arms.
The young Democrats in
each township, town and vo-
ting precinct in this county,
should at once organize clubs
and associations and get into
correspondence with Reform
Club, SO Williams street, N.
Y. City, and thus thoroughly
inform themselves upon the
important political problems
engaging SO much attention.
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A Remarkable Girl.

The "Wild Oats" Co. whicl,
plays at the Opera House tonight.
numbers among its members u
young girl who has had some
strange experiences. Miss Nellie
Forester. the soub: cite in the play
who is called Oh the bills the
''whirIwlnd OF mirth." gained her
soutrIquet in a strange and remark
aLIe manner. While playing a
summer engagement through Da.
kota, 'the land of cyclones and
b!izzards," the theatre IN which the
company was playing was struck
by a wtirlwind and utterly demol.
shed. Numbers were injured before
they could make their eyit, and
Miss Forreslsr was carried nearly a
quarter of a mile through the air
and deposited in the branches of a
tree, from whence she was with
some difficulty rescued. When
found perched in the branches of
the tree, she laughingly remarked ::
I'm a whIrlwind,'' and since that
time has been known as the "whirl
wind of mirth.'
The young actor who so gal
lantIy climbed 10 her rescue and
lowered her down with a rope,
has since sued for her heart and
hand, and from present indica-
tions not without hope, as she
declares ''Ihat a young man who
will climb a tree to make love
deserves some encouragement"
Miss Forester. in addition TO be
Ing clever soubre:te, is known
at the Eastern watering places
as a champion swimmer, having
received a medal for saving the
lives Of three children and an
old lady, who had yentured be.
yond their depth, and were be
ing swept out 10 sea by the surg
ing waves.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-02-27

Dispatches from different
parts of the State report the
wheat injured by late frosts.
The same is asserted in re-
gard to the peach and apple
crop.
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Legal Notice.

Sarah \. Campbell, whose pf1,- OF ross
idehce Is supposed tn oe na..r C.s>tlefbrl
England, will take notice that on the 9Th
day Ot January, A. u 1891, + lwirj C,smp-
bell nlcd his petition AZ ,inst her in the
Court ofComm mon Plels of Ho"king conr-
ty, ohio, praying tor divorce from said
sarah A. Cam pbeil. on the ground OF grosA
neglect Ofduty towards the said Edward
Campbell.
said cause will ne for hearing In said
Court on and after February sifh, 4. b. lAsO.
EDW ARD CANRSELLs
O. W. Fl. Wright, Atty.
fu,
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The Hebrews are great money

The Hebrews are great money
getters-and keepers, TOO, il
might be added. There were a
hundred guests present the
other night in New York city at
The silver wedding OF Joseph C..
Levi. Seventy five were relatives
or race friends of the host, and
their combined wealth did not
fall below $25, 100000. Not one
was worth less than $4,000, and
some we've estimated as high as a
million.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-02-27

The starving coal miners
in Pennsylvania are appeal
ing to charity for aid. This
sounds remarkable, coming
as it does from the most
highly "protected'' state in
the Union. Protection pro-
tects American labor with q
vengeance.
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George Francis Train Is
making arrangements for /
trip around the world, which
he expects to accomplish in
sixty days.
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Assignees Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. .THArrHD
~ undersigned has been arpointsd and
qualified a. Assignee Of thess4ets Of The
Of Carbon Hlll. H0cktpg e64mty, O1j0
Pers0hs Indebted TO Tho kni1ht6 of las
sOr Co. Operative Company are ~
queated 70 make settlement tmmedtaee]y1
and pereOns to whom szld Kni0hO u
lAip0t 20. Operative C0mpany are In.
debted. are hereby reqd1fed to pre1e04
their claims to the undersigned within ain
months from this date.
JAMES 9AlLA0HEk,
Feb. s0-ew. tA06GD04
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APPOINTMENT NOTICE.

Estate OF James r. Grogan, Decd.
The undersigned has been appointed md
qualified as Administrator de bonis non OF
the estate of James r. GrOgan. late of
Hooking county, decd.
JOHN n. FLOYD.
Feb Qy--3W
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DisEusted.

Americans are promo to bc little i'm.
patient, perhaps unduly so. whenever
any visiting Englishman drops remark
which can possibly be construed as a
disparagement Of anything he has seen In
this country.
The Hon. Joseph Chamberlain was
being shown about the Capitol at Wash
ington by Senator Sherman. and finally
was taken down into tho cngine-room.
where . powerful Harris -Corliss was
driving the venti,ating machinery.
Attracted by the beauty Of the monster,
Mr. Chamberlain turned TO McCloskey
who was o'ling some part Of it. and asked:
"What d the horse power Of that
cnginef' las
McCloskcy looked at him. for q mo
ncnt. partly win pity. and partly with
contempt sad then replied:
"Hprse.psvsri Thss najigssr runs
~ silum$
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APPOINTMENT NOTICE.

Estate of Allie Wyskiver, decd.
The undersigned has been appointed
and qualified as Administrator OF the es-
tate of Allie Wyskiver, late of Hooking
county, deceased.
JOHN A. SHAW.
Feb L.-3w
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Notice to Builders.

Sealed proposals Will be received at the
Office Of the Clerk of the Beard OF Educa.
ton Of Ward Township until IL o'clas 4 At
noon. OH the I'D day ef February. lSyc for
building u school House ON Brush Fork,
near JOhnsnn's Mine, according to the
plans and specifications ON file in said OIL
nee. Each bid must b5 sccoInp npantsd by
three gss,d SECURITIES. None bat the low
est responsible his: Will be accept, d, and
the Board may reject all bids.
IT, DAVIS,
Jan 2s-iw Twp. CLERK.
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NOTICE 70 FARMERS,
For Sale.

La Grippe and Influenza.
Persons suffering from a cough
resulting from the La Grippe. csn
be cured by using DIR. Fermer's
Cough Honey-25 and SO cents
bottle. Evsry inttle warranted -
Sold hv f. Harrington.
Feb CIV
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estate of John s. Martin. Der

Estate of John S. Martin, Decd.
The undersigned have been appointed
and qualified as Administrations OF the es-
tate of John s. Martin, late of Hooking
county decd. F.P. MARTIN,
Feb 2-3w HENRY 5. ADcOCK.
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Spring Election.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CITY MARSHAL.

We are authorized to announce the
name OF GEORGE SHURR as a candidate
for Marshal of the Village of Logan, SUBJ
ject to the usuage of the democratic party
at its primary election.
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g ALESMEN WANTED to sell
Oour 60O hardy varieties OF
choice Nursery Stock. Best spec.
ialties. No experience necessary.
Special advantages 10 beginners.
Extra inducements. Pay week
". Situvtion permanent. Bsst
terms. Best outfit free. We
guarantee what we advertise
Address mt once, GLEN BROS.
Nurserymen. Rochester, N. Y
This house is reliable.
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Local Items.
IIonovan--Artistic Tailor.

lvOUDVUtlseAT sutiVt
An infant son OF Samuel Shul
died last Friday.
]. w. W.. ller Sundaved al
home.
DR.. Rutter was in town or
Tuesday.
Mr.. Thns. r. Johnston. of Eos
toria, IS he. e attending Court.
B. Il. Higgins was in Colum
bns on Tuesday.
Col. Weldv and ). II. Bright
were in New Slraitsville last
Tuesday.
Common Pleas court convened
last Monday, Judge Hnfn,an on
the bench.
Squire Younker. Of Maxyiile.
was a caller at tins Office On
Tuesday
j. B. .Riasoa, Attorney. OF
LanrelviIle. is attending court
this week.
Judge Friesner. OF Columbus.
speat several days in our city
daring the last week.
Tho Law ami other matters re
latin. to the use of tobacco, ne pub
l;shcd on our !irst page. 1t should
be read and considered.
- ]. w. .Maltin. of Arkansas
City. Kansas. was in Logan on
Tuesday. lie vas called back
m: account OF the death of his
father Squire John S. Marlin.
Mrs. Curtie Bennett. who ha.
: besn dangerously i'll for several
days, r. convaIcscing. and hopes
arc esselteined for her srcedy re-
covery.
Squire Johr S. Martin, of
Marion town ship. died last
Friday of la grippe, and was
burisd on Sunday at the old
Bethel church near Bremen
Obituary next week.
Flave Davey and Frank Iso
chester have returned from The
anr,'on sale Of trolling horses,
held al Lexington. Ky bringing
witt, them n large beautiful stall
lion. The bows say he is finely
bred aud that they will put
him i'm training after the season.
The grand jury met last Nom
iav, and was organized by :he
appointment of Chas. Wright, oi
Logan, as foreman. The matters
before the grand jury are not
vet given 10 the public. The
findings will be given next week. |
Mrs. Abraham Inbody. Of
Nehbs Summit, has had a severe
attack of lung fever, hut at this
writing we are glad TO note j.
rapidly recovering.
Mr.. Will TIeft has boen appoint
ed Court Constable. lie is max
,ng an efficient officer. Geo. Gage
has been appointed deputy in
charge Of the Grand Jury. lie il
q pleasant and accommodating of
6cial.
The spring election is close al
hand. and candidates are being
announced. Let il be kept il
mind THAT Logan, gas or no gas.
is Democratic by 80 majority.
With capable and deserving men
that majority caa be increased.
Mr.. Owen O'Hare of MaxviIle.
shot himselfin the head Tuesday
morning. with gu, cidaIintent. His
recovery is very doubtful. He was
constable of the township. and car
ried the mail from Junction City
TO Winona Furnace. lie has a
wife and ak children.
Mr.. Ed. Montgomery who hiss
been a,ck for quito . while. died
yesterday morning, of typhoid ma
larm and inflama tion of the stom
ache. lie was an employe of the
Hooking Valley Railroad. and was
a very faithful, Industrious and
worthy young man. lie will be
buried next Sunday by the ''Brolh
Mr.. Jacob overs, ne of the ]
Oldest and most respected citi /,
zens of Marion township, died
on last Thursday. and was buried
on Sunday at The Lutheran ,
known as the Engle
in above named town.
ship.
The Council met on Saturday I
last and ordered another
election on the question of {
Natural Gas; the election 10 lie
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remarked an old gentleman, as he gazed
fondly upon the comely little woman by his
side; but frankly" he continued, "at one
little woman. In order TO appear youthful,
plastered her face with different varieties OF
whitewash. yclept balms.' creams lotions
81 did, until my skin became like parchment
and 50 pimgly and coarse" "well," /" said tts
was the reply, nothing but common sense
and DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Common sense told me that II my blood was
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A new two story house viii.
seven rooms. cellar, cist.rn and
0utbuildiDgs on Orchard street.
Call ON HARVEY STULTZ.
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APPOINTMENT NOTICE.

Hstateof William n. Dufant, Deed.
The undersigned has bee appointed and
Qualified - A,,ininistrator Of the ostate Of
William II. OurAnt, late OF Aock,ue cOun-
": deed. TA0AAS J. BROWN,
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For Sale.

For Sale.
Two new organs. three new pi.
anns and one good second hand
piano. Will sell them al actual
cost price.
A. N. SPARKS.
Walnut Street, Logan, o.
~~--~--------------------
SHERlFF'S SALE.
Clinton L. POeton. Vim. T. Mct'lintick and
Amos Smith, partners sinin. business
under the frm name of
Z. L. fosson 4 Co.
Henry Hartman aud aeorae Hartman, Jr
In the Court ofCommon Pleas OF Ifscking
County. Ohio.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed sheriff Of Hooking county, OHIO. by
said Court. In the above entitled cause, and
tn him directed IS Sheriff Of snid county,
will, ut the door OF the Court House In LO-
gan, on
Saturday, the S,h day of March.
A. D. 1890,
at o'clock p. II. OF sid day. otter for sole
At public auction the following lanHs and
tenements situate in Hooking county, o.,
tn wit:
Being lot number six hundred and sixty
seven (667) in the village ef Logan, Hook
ing county, Ohio, as consecutiveiy num-
bered In tile plats Of said village.
Appraised at S25S1k.
Terms OF sale cash In hand.
Given under my hand mt Logan, Ohio,
this 4th day of February, 4. d. ISM.
II. w. WRIGHT, Sheriff..
VIC. Lowry, Atty for plns.
Feb. 6-Sw.
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on last Thursday. and was buried
on Sunday at the Lutheran
church. known as the Engle
church. in above named town.
ship.
The Council met on Saturday
evening last and ordered another
election on the question of
Natural Gas; the election 10 be
held under the supervision OF
tho council. 1t is 10 be hoped
that the election will be con
Quoted quietly and orderly.
The following letters remained
nncalled for in the Logan Post.
Office Feb. %: Mies Allie Alror,
Minnie Hankison. Lucy Ingmire,
John kistler. Robert Knox. Rev.
j. Allen Miller. Elizabeth Rolls
ton. Frank Smith, Nav Safer,
Callie Williams. Jeff Welty,
David Tinker.
MARRIED-At the residence
OF Mrs. Edna G. Noble, Detroit,
Michigan, Feb. Sth, Rev. John
A. Stemen, pastor of the East
Presbyterian church. st. Paul.
MInn., and Miss Sarah Rounds.
principal of the Detroit school
of EIocutioa. Rev. W. n. Davis,
pastor of ihe First Congrega-
uonal church, officiating clergy
maa. Their home, is to be at
lSS3 FanQnier street., 81. Paul.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Feb N--3w
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APPOINTMENT NOTICE.

Feb 27--3w
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Wash:ng!on's bir,hday was rcl-
ebrated with honor ut our schools
on Friday the 21st. The scholars
in The Grammar School were the
principal participants ard they
rendered their programsin such an
interesting manner that visitors
were not only pleased bnt ,nstru;t-
ed. Wo are glad to see that the
patriotism Of the generation grow
ing up is not inferior TO tina; of TO.
day.