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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-10-23
The State of Ohio,
Hooking County. %

i. D. H. LAPPEN, Clerk of the Circuit
Court within and for said County, and in
whose custody the files, pleadings, journ.
ais, records. execution dockets. and seal OF
said Court. are required by the laws of the
that the foregoing copy Of Times of Hold
1ng Circuit Court, 1891, is taken and copied
from the Journal OF the proceedings of the
Circuit Court within and for said Hooking
has been compared by me with the origin
al record and that the same is a correct
transcript therefrom.
In Testimony Whereof, do hereunto
S. snSssaise sns ss ,Rs %Ry ns%s os so oay Gaayy
at the Court House in Logan, in said
County, this I'D day of Sept. A. d. 1890.
d. H. LAPPEN, Clerk.
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Hon. b. L. Chapman Speaks.
JACKSON, O., Oct. 20, 1890.
To the Voters of the 18Th. Con,
grassional District of Qhin:

JACKSON, o., Oct. 20, 1890.
To the Voters of the 18Th. Con
gressional District OF Ohio:
On accom-: OF the lies tha
have been published in the Gin
cinnati Commercial Gazette, Col
umbus Journal and the republi
can papers throughout the Dis.
trict, aud are being circulated
both publicly and privately. con.
corning me and my relations
With Mr.. DUNCAN, the Democrat
lc candidate for Congress. I deem
1t my duty to publish this card,
and in SO dong l shall be expli.
cit and emphatic.
LIST. The story about my say.
ing or being willing to spend
$40, 900 or any other sum to &C.
cure Mr.. Dungan's election. is
false in every particular.
End That l ever said, no min.
or should be elected to Congress
from this District, and would
spend money to defeat him is
false. I am and always
have been unalterably opposed
10 the use of money IN elections
as laying the foundation for,
and being in the end the distruct.
ION of the rights and liberties of
The people.
3rd. Had Hon. N. r. Hvsell
received The nomination at the
Logan convention in the place
,f DUNCAN, no man in the Dis
rict would have supported him
more earnestly than would.
4lh. When Hon. John Mcbride
vas a candidate for Secretary o:
'tate, no man voted or worked
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Advertised Letter.

The following is a list OF un-
claimed letters remaining in
he Post Office at Logan on Oct
20, 1890:
John Bar!hlow (3), Elizabeth
Brown, Mrs w. FL. Bowen, VIM.
Brow George w. Baker, VIM
Day, VIM. Deible, Jimmie Her
lie, Henry Isgrig, Joseph Isaac,
Callie Kline, 7. q. Marlin,
Annie Mohler(O, Maggie Price.
Solomon Ridenhour, Metty Bell
Wiles.
F. S. .PURsELL.
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ISciotc Annual Conference Of the
United Brethren Church.

This Conference met to hold
it's sixty eighth annual session
al the Taylorsville church. Mus
kingum Go. Ohio, Wednesday.
Oct. 8, 1890, at 2P. NJ, Bishop
J. Weaver d. D. presiding.
How pleasant it is for these
men OF God to meet at the close
of another conference year. The
struggles, tolls, heart aches. and
snfferings seemed all forgotten.
Every one seemed pleasant and
happy. 1t was the most pleasant,
peaceable, and harmonious ses
sion the writer ever attended.
No discordant elements, and
every string of the old Scioto
harp was tuned in harmony. The
different charges of the confer
ence we're we'll represented by
lay delegates, who did their full
share in making the conference
a success everyway. Lay dele
cation is one of the grand pro-
gressive features OF United Bre.
thernism: we are we'll pleased
with it.
The conference is largely COM
posed of young men, who are
10 the work, full of
push, energy and determination. |
When the vote wac about to be
cast for Presiding Elders, Rev.
]. II. Jackson kindly refused his |
name to 20 before the Confer
snce for reelection. Bro. Dick
son was assigned to the work
It Logan. He will look after
The churches interests in this
beautiful and thriving county
Jeat. We are very hopeful for
Iuccess.
Many calls are coming TO US
rom the different towns within
,ur borders to enter in and set
lp our banner in the n nlme of
Iesus Christ. Tie votes cast for
residing Elders resulted in the
lection of Revs. 6. w. Deyer,
". II. Wright and W. H. Price.
,ynthIana District, Deaver; Nc (
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Is horeby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been filed Ii,
the Probate Court OF Hooking county, o..
for first and dual settlement:
Thomas ]. Brown, Administrator OF the
estate Of William R. Durant, deceased:
the 18th day Of Nov, 1880, at 10 O'Clock,
A, NJ, or as soon thereafter as may be
convenient. w T.ACKER
Oct. q, ,-3w Pro. Judge.
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Drs. France & Ottman,

Formerly OF New York, now Of
the France Medical and Surgical
Institute, Columbus, Ohio, by
request of many friends and pat
tents, have decided to visit Logan,
thursday, Oct. 30. Consultation
and Examination Free and Strict.
ly Confidential in the Private
Parlor of the Remple House from
IL a. m. to 3 p. m. one day only
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When the Cold Winds Blow,

You should seek . more comgenial
cline. This is very easy matter In
this age If railway tickets. The South
offers many inducements beside the
climate, and il you desire to seek other
fields to invest your money or renow
YOUR health you can fild no better
place than Florida. The Buckeye
Route offers special rates, see C. W.
Schwinke Agent Logan Ohio
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the follow
ing accounts and vouchers have beeh filed
In the Probate Court of Hooking County,
Ohio, for first aud final settlement, John
Harsh ner, Assignee in trnst for the benefit
OF the creditors OF RUFUS Karshner,
and the same will come on for hearing on
the 18th day of November, 1890 at 10 o.
clock, A. M, or as soon thereafter as may
be convenient.
W.T. ACKER, Pro. Judge.
Oct. q. 3W
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APpoRT1oNMENT Of JURORS.

And the Trustees Of the several Town
ships and Councilmen of the several Wards
in said Hooking County, are hereby nottfi-
ed that the following number Of J1rOg9ore
Wards, respectively. and they are required,
on said election day, to select the following
number of Jurors for said Townships and
Wards as certified by the Clerk Of the Com
retmrn the-eof to the e;ierf of lie S;onrt ~
Common Pleas Of H looking County, Ohio,
together Wits the Poll Books and Tally
Sheets Of said election:
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing accounts and vouchers have been fled
in the Probate Court of Hooking county,
Ohio, for second and final settlements:
Lafayette Eegleston, administrator OF the
estate OF James Crawford deceased,
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 18th day of Now, 1880, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, or as soon thereafter as may be con.
venient. w. T. ACKER.
Oct. O3.-SW PrO IndOo
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Steady Employment and Good
Wages,

Can be secured BY wide . wake and
steady young men in the sunny
Seuth" and there is no easier way to
reach there than via The Famous
Buckeye Route. If You contemplate
seeking new fields of labor or chang
ing your place of residence call on G..
W. Schwinke of the C. 81. V. 4; 7. r. r.
Logan and get detailed information as
to routes and rates to the different
cities in the south and west reached
by the Buckeye Route. W. n. Fisher,
G. P. q T. A., Colu dbus, O.,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-10-23
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts aud vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court of Hooking county, O..
for first partial settlement:
James Berry administrator Of Joel Gibi.
son, and the same will come on for hearing
on the 7th day of November; 1880, at no.
O'Clock, q. m. or as soon thereafter as may
pc convenient. w. T. ACKER,
Uct l6 3W Pro, Judge
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STATE or OHIO.
HOOKING COUNTY,
I. D. II. Lappen, Clerk of the Court Of
Common Pleas, certify the above to be q
correct app0rtionment Of Jurors for each
Township. Precinct and Ward Of H0ck iig
County, Ohio, according to the enumerat-
ed male inhabitants therein Of "a years OF
age.
Given under my hand the seal Of said
(SEALI Court at Logan, Ohio, this Goth
dav of September, 4. D., 1880.
d. H. LAPPEN, Clerk.
D. w. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
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Free.Free Free.

Webster's Dictionary over
17e0 Pages-150O Illustrations
Bound in Leather-for Particulars
call early at Miller & Cases Drug
Store.
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| the friends of Mrs. Mill gave
her a birthday party on las'
Monday evening which was larg
lv attended. The occasion was
/ pleasant one and with the many
friends of Mrs. Mill, We join in
wishing her many more such
happy returns.
Ayers Pills, being conven-
Iient, efticacious, and safe, are the
best cathartic, whether on land
or sea, in city or country. For
constipation, sick headache, in
digestion and torpid liver, they
never fail, Try a box OF them
they are sogar.coated.
The Queen City Orchestra Of
this place had the honor of fur
nlshing the music for the grand
banquet at Galllpolis. Friday
evensng, in honor of Governor
Campbell and staff and Governor
Fleming of West Va. Logan
with her other points of merit, is
not void of musicians.
The Lancaster Fair was a
great success. Twenty two thous-
and people were on the grounds
on Friday.
Over five thousand people
went up from the Hooking VAL
lev. Three hundred and forty
tickets were sold at the Logan
ofics.
-Messrs Green & Wright have
sold Oakland to ]. NJ. Floyd 4
Isaac Kontner. The property |
is rich in the most desirable |
,lays, and the purchasers pro-
pose going into the business Of
mining. They find Market here
n Logan at Haydenville, Colum.
BUS and other places.
Gap. Beery formerly of our
county is here this week visiting
Iriends and relatives Just after
he war the Cap, was candidate
or Probate Judge on The Repub.
lean ticket. He was defeated OF
curse. He went west became
Democrat and is happy and
ich.
The great DR.. Boerhaave left;
hree directions for preserving
he health-keep the feet warm.
he head cool, and the bowels
pen. Had he praotised in our
ay, he might have added: and
urify the blood with Ayers
arsaparilla; for he certainly
'ould consider 1t the best.
JACKSON MICH, Feb. 16, 1890.
The attendance at the Hlbbard
lst evenine, the attraction being
[elley's Expectations was large 8
ut no larger than the perform S
nee deserved. The company j. :
ell balanced, the specialties {
can and interesting and the :
usic satisfying. Dave II. Will y
ms is a whirlwind of fun and [
IS features were all clean and tt
lique. c
'Kelley's Expections' will be .
Logan Thursday evening al
Opera House. Secure
,ur seats at Kessler Bros. be-
re the choicest are taken.
Jim Moore, one of the prom
ent young men of STAIR ID more
lppy than ever before. Las ;,
,ursday he married Miss Chen =
;, one of Musklngums accom-
ished daughters. A bountiful {
pply of wedding cake to tht r
inters, invokes the Sentinels !,
essings and the wish that thei, =
res may be long aud happy
sturbed by few cares and fs :.
red BY as many blessings a. q
'od father Time may bear in hi,
acin.
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APPOINTMENT NOTICE.
Estate Of Louis. Rauch. decessd.

EstHte o. OOuIxS fsaucns uecedsu.
The undersigned has been appointed and
Louisa Rauch late Of Hooking County.
deceased. Dated this 18th day Of October
A, D., 1s90. JOHN E. .RAUCI.
Oct l6 3w Administrator,
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Local Items.


RHw
DUmOyaIl--ArtiStic Tailor.
Peace feigns..
Tile merry -go-round has gone.
Once more a phonagraph is
before Us.
Mr.. Arthur Wilson. foreman
on the Hub. has resigned.
DIR. Denig's Cough Balsam,
pleasnt and effective. See ad-
vertisement.
g. A. Hswkins of Parkers.
burg West Va. was in Logan on
business this week.
Many Logan people attend
cd the night races at the Lancas-
ter Fair, Friday evening.
Geo. ]. Frasch and wife
of Corning sp,nt. Sunday with bis
mother and friends in Logan.
-stiers & Go. have sold more
wraps this fall than any season
since they have been In business.
Father Noglehisen, with a
few of the Logan Gun Club.
were looking for squirrels, Mon.
day.
The game law is void after
November 10TH, after which
time there will be much sport in
The woods.
-George Hartman fthe East
Eud. presents an invitation pub
lished elsewhere to his friend to
spns and see him.
Joe Snyder, the saw mill
man. is in Kentucky this week
looking after nnmber of mills
he has in operation there.
"A lodge of Knights OF Pyth-
fas was organized at Hayden
vile on last Saturday evening
with forty Charter members.
Hon. Irvine DUNCAN, the
next Congressman from this dis
trict, was in our city Tuesday,
shaking hands with hls many
friends.
Rev. T. A. Turner Is deliv- s
ering q series of lectures to
young men. Subject for next
Sunday Is THE young man in
eociety.
Squire Dan Davis. one of q
the old Democratic wheel horses b
Of Salt Creek was in the city this q
week. attending to business in y
Probate Court. Ic
"A Society of the Sacred q
Heart, with forty one children II
in membership Was established D
ct IT. Jol1u.s' Church onslast San q
day afternoon.
Mr.. Henry Knapp and wife.of :, =
Columbus, spent Sunday in Lo- = =
gan. Mr.. Knapp is now Super :,
intendent of the track in the
Columbus yard.
liz
Our tailors are all rushed :,
With custom.made work. Logan p p
turns out Eore clothing than any :,
city in the valley. and with the =
greatest satisfaction. IL.
Mr.. Harry Ambrose is suff- p
ering frsma severe wound in b
the foot caused, some weeks ago Ii
BY q silver off the door penetrat d
ing the sole o his shoe. w
"A namlIer of our citiz ems are g
attending the Somerset Fair this II
week. This fair is the last to be
bsld 10 The 6tateand ia. alwayslatS tS
Dcsne of many attractions.
-Mr. Arch Kreig's class, of
the Presbyterian Sabbath School
will give . chocolate social al it
the residence of Mr.. Mac Mont. al
this evening. Thursday. kj
The buildings of the New O
Fire Brick Company are under J.
tair construction. Logan in a
hort time will prove to be the N
manufacturing center of the OF
'alley. stl
IS. b. Beery of CamaroD, No. % ~
vas In our city the past week ~
Ind made the SENTINEL a'pleas - -
INT call. He has the thanks of p
he offics for the elegant fruit he ''>
eft with as.
"A Company of Lancaster ha
are leaseing the land dli
bout BIoomingyille and on the en-
Queer Greek with q view to de- la,
'elopipg the oil and gss known sh,
o be in that locality. 8
Col. RempeI and Alex jun gal
,er have each had slate roofs on gre
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THE LAW.

IsVS5CSV OSUtUtcHs PUB0 A1V11 SVCSSVu
1887.
Every Proclamation for an
Election, Order of Times
for Holding Court. = y .
Shall be published in two
newspapers Of opposite
politics. =
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-10-23

Election, Order of Times
for Holding Court. = y =
Shall be published in two
newspapers Of opposite
politics. = = =
General Election. j
Sheriff'S Proclamation.
sHERIFF's OFFlCE,)
Hooking COUNTY, OHIO,
October 4th, 1880.
70 the Qualified Voters OF Hooking
County. Ohio:
WHEREAS: ~ the laws Of Ohio regulat.
OF his county to give notice before the time
tion throughout the county, Of the time
Now ,therefore, i, 6ANiEL II. WRIGHT,
Sheriff of Hooking County. Ohio. do hereby
proclaim aud make known that the
FIRST TUESDAY IN NOVEMBER,
A. D., 1880, being the 4th day ofsaid month.
is by the Constitution aud Laws Of Ohio.
appointed the day on which the qualified
electors Of said county are notified to meet
and s Wards ssRsss as the usual o. proper places
therein designated for holding elections,
between the hours OF
Six o'clock in the Forenoon and Six
o'clock in the Afternoon,
of said day, and then and there proceed To
vote by ballot for the following Officers, to- |
wit:
STATE OFFICERS.
one Secretary of state.
One Judge of the Supreme Court.
One Member Of Board OF Public Works
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
One perscn for Member Of Congress for |
the District composed Of the counties Of /
Morgan, Perry, Fairfield, Hooking, vinton |
and Jackson In said state of Ohio and |
known as tho 18th Congressional District |
Of Ohio.
One person for Member Of the Decennial |
Board Of Equalization tor the. counties OF
known as the 9th senatorial District Of l
Ohio.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
One person for Probate Judge of Hooking
County, Ohio.
One person for Clerk Of the Common 4
Pleas Court Of Hooking County, Ohio.
One person for Treasurer Of HockihG
County, Ohio.
One person for Prosecuting Attorney Of
One person for Commissioner Of Hook.
ng County, Ohio,
One person for Surveyor Of Hockirgt
County, Ohio. go
One person tor Innrmary .pifectes sesI
Hooking County, Ohio.
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"A Company of Lancaster
capitalists are leaseing the land
about BIoomingyille and on the
Queer Greek with q view to de-
velopipg the oil and gss known
TO be in that locality.
Col. Rempel and Alex jun
per have each had slate roofs on
their business buildings which
not only adds to the appearance
of the property, but is q guaran.
tee of m'lch greater safety.
Prank Elick. who was ar
rested on charge of house break
lug, had bis preliminary trial be.
fore Esq. Brehm, on Monday last
and was acquitted amid the
shouts and appIanses of the
crowd.
: -'-
Mr.. Joe BartheIow is sup
plying the Fire Brick Works
with . superior article of clay
from the pottery n,ein east of
town. Mr.. Bftleiow lis one Of
our industrious workers, and Is
doing q prosperous business.
On last Saturday Evening.
Geo. Warrick, our expert barber
was fooling with a revolver.
when it went off, inficting a
painful wound in his leg. George
should stick to his razer. and let
fire arms alone. :
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-07-23
SCARED OFF THE TRACK.
Governor Joe Browns Brother
Retires Before an Alliance,
Onslaught.

Onslaught.
The Georgia statesmen who ar,
ourside the Alliance. fold are eact
day coming more 10 q realization o
the fact that they have the hardes
kind Of row TO hoe. The last O
th So is Judge Jim Brown. There
is no moro unique figure in Georgis
politics than this lean AM
lank and Anticipated specimn of thu
genus cracker. The brother OF sen.
ator Joe Brown. he is generally &C
credited with u great biz share Of tine
brains and shrewdness which have
put Governor Joe at the top Of the
ladder 10 Georgia.
When Congressman Allen Gambler
announced that for tho present, al
least, he had enough of it so far a.
Congress is concerned, Judge Brown
vas one OF the first TO an..uunce his
candidacy. lie began vt once a Wig
orous canvass OF the differ ent counties
Of the district, and up to within Q
few days past seemed confident Of
success. But the Alliance ofGilmer
county had put out Hon. Tnomas E
VIM. Winn began to show decided
strength, and county Allianre s all
over the district gave him their en-
doisement. The Alliance man spread
the charge az III Judge Brown that
ne was an "arlsty,fat." IL Was the
iirst time that charge had ever been
made against him and il scared him,
tie made one more careful and pray.
.rful canvass Of the situation, aud
es eriay the judge furnished Tor
publication q card, which is his of
mal withdrawal from the race.
In speaking Of the Alliance, be
says that while it was doubtless the
intention OF The organization that II
should be non political, it was being
pulled into politics as fast as Its
leaders who want officers can pull it.
All other questions save that OF office
are, be saiu, forgotten. He sees, as
the natural result OF 1t all, disastrous
division In the 1 emUcratic patty
and in the Ninth dIstr CT he sees the
way open fer Republican or an in.
dependent candidate if the present
state Of affairs continue. He there
lore withdraws. There are still some
SIX or seven candidates for the Dem
ucratlc nomination. This is the
mountain district and several Of the
counties are Republican. IL is the
only district in which there will be a
Republican nominee. Then, too,
Thad. Pickett, who made such q
strong independent race against Con-
gressmsn Gambler two Years ago, Is
lu the field, and will prove another
dangerous element. With these facts
taken under consideration, Demo.
cra,s generally indorse Judge Browns
candidacy; but his example /. not
likely 70 be followed.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-07-23
We Arc Smoking Together.

The iron horse from Lynchburg
is growing daily more and more
familiar with us. and our people will
make frequent visits 10 that pro-
gressiye city, and we welcome them
IN return. We are delighted to know
that we are connected with an unset
fish, straightforward, honest. hearted
people, as we believe the Lynchburg
people to be; and at the same time
il gives US more direct connection
with other leading markets. In
this connection we print what the
Lynchburg Advance has TO say. Ii
says:
1.-The completiono Of the Lynch
burg and Durham railroad, which
is announced, is really an event of
which our people have great cause
to be proud. IL gives US now direct
connection with the leading railroad
lines and markets Of North Carolina
and the south, and opens up 10 us o
market we have never had before of
the various products along the line.
There Is now no direction Of the
compass in which Lynchburg has
not good railroad facilities 10 ex-
port and import whatever her null
tiplied capacities and demands may
require, and makes Us unquestionsbly
the central railroad city Of the State,
a. We have always been In q geo.
graphical point Of view. No other
city in the State, not even Richmond,
has anything approaching such rail-
road, mineral and other advantages
as Lynchburg, and il only remains
for our enteprising people and CAPT,
talists 10 put them TO their proper
advantage.
In the meantime IL is proper that
due praise should be given the Presi.
dent Of the Lynchburg and Durham
railroad, Captain Peter J. otey, for
the very energetic aud successful
manner 10 which be has prosecuted
and completed the work. Day and
night. in season and out Of season, sl
home and abroad, be has labored u
make the enterprise o success, and
with his limited resources, has ex'
ceeded the most hopeful calculations
Of eve his best friends, Captain
otsy is unqaestlonably q railroad
man.