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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-05
Birthday.

Thursday. 29lh. of January being
the forty sixty anniverslty of the
birth OF doctor (otherwise known
as Colonel Nc Laulhiin, some Of
his friends aud nei. hbnrs including
quite number of soldier comrads
took possession of his cozy hume on
Walnut street. III the evening vii h
welI-fiIled baskets and proposed to
give him n surprise Mrs McLauth
jim was in the secret and did well
her part in carrying ont ali plans.
Marshall Deishlev found Dnc at
church and took him homo to sign
a bond alleged to he required by !"
new law. At no ne they found the
party in full force.
An excellent supper was enjoyed
by all; S Ii. Bright acted as mas-
ter of the ceremonies and Jos. B.
Sliers as secretary. Capt, Joseph
Hafer was the orator of the eve
ming and presented the Col with
the compliments of his friends in
great style:
Mrs DR.. Pullen rendered val
liable service IN making the whole
affair q success.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.
]. N. Floyd Admi n istrator, de bonls non Of
Jas. Il. Groghan, decd.
VS..
Edward GroyhGn ct. al

In the Court Of Common Pleas of Hook
ing County Ohio.
In pursuance of an order of appraism ell I
and SAFE by the Court of Common Pleas
OF said County. I will offer at Public
Auction on Saturday March eth, A D 1891
at O'Clock =. NJ, at The door o. the Court
House in the town of Logan, Hooking
County Ohio.
The following described real estate free
of Dover, r,situHted III the County OF Hook
ing and State ID Ohio, aud bounded AMI des
cribe0 AS follows to-wit:
LIST 1ract:-The undivided one third Q-3l
part OF fractional lot number three (3)
Section No twenty three (23) Townsh.p p
thirteen Q3) Range fifteen Q5) containing
fifty three acres 1881 more or less.
2hd Tract: The south west quarter OF
Section twenty five (25l township eleven
IN range Iineteen 'Q9) containing 16I
acres more OF I,SS-
The above des, ri5ed tracts appraised as
foliuwS:
First Tract:-Appraise at S! .766 6662a
Second Tract:-Apprhised at S35J.O0.
TERMS OF SALE:-One third cash. one
eighteen months from day of sale; deferred
payments to hear interest ut per cent
per annum, and secured uy mortgage on
premises sold.
JIM FLOYD,
Administrator de bonis non OF james R
GrOgan decd.
o w H WRIGHT Atty for Prf.
Feb'y 59l
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The Air-ship Returns with Her
Cargo.

Ten thousand eyes were upon
the wonderful air vessel, backed
by ihe wealth OF Chicago, as it
rose in all lis magniticence and
SCARED away across the lake TO
The north. The great vessel
heaves and launches forth in lis
magnitude, with every swift
breath from breezy north. The
ice bergs appear. glisten ANA
crash beneath Them, but they
soar on with the impunity OF the
meadow lark. Old Arrora g'ares
forth in irregular jets, and
changes each atom OF The icy
Arctic int o glowing diamond.
The atmosphere lhickens with
The frozen spray. but the power
OF man, in his appliance of elec
triciiy, is not to be thus baffled.
She plows on. The record of
the wonderful DeLoEg is beaten
aud still they push forward III
their ethereal path. All eyes
are bent on he cnmpas. |, quiv
ers, rocks on lis fnlcrnm. and in
an insian, reverses lis position.
A roar of cheers resOund from
the enthusiastic crowd within The
strange craft. They have al las,
discovered the long sough, point
that has caused The loss of so
manv lives. Rut his is not the
main object of their search. 'Tis
wealth that they are seeking
Strange tales have been told by
ihe Ice Landers. concerning The
rare shad and bass that lay by
the cargo. packed in The Ice.
Mountains upon mountains were
formed by their closely packed
bodies, and their flesh was known
TO be invaluable for The Ameri-
can table. These the explorers
songhi. nor were their Efforts in
vain. All hands we're at work
and soon their ship was filled
with elegant fish and they were
moving back toward American
soil. They landed, and in a few
hours every burg in America
was lell from this cargo.
Frank Kanode. The energetic and
efficient proprietor of The Del
Restaurant, was awarded
he agency for This place. He
has kegs Of hem with The Arctic
ce still clinsing 10 ihem m, Han
lrtd' are rushing in TO see them
.ad even hurrying travelling men
while passing our city. stop a
moment and congratulate Frank
IN his marvellous agency. We
'xtend our hand 10 him and hope
lis fi>h will feed The mouths Of
very comrade. canine, kitten
md canary in the valley.
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City Of Mexico

Is justly entitled by reason of
Ills population. intelligence, cul-
lure, beautiful location, health
Iul and even climate. historical.
politica: and commercial pre-
eminence, 10 its reputation AS
one OF The Celebrated CIlles OF
The World. Mexico as a country
Is picturesque beyond descrip-
lion and beautiful beyond he
Iiei, and no beiier line 10 com.
mence The journey 10 This land
Of white sunshine reduleni with
flowers, eau be selected thUn The
Famous Buckeye Route and its
connections.
The Buckeye Routes Agents
are courteous and ob;iging and
IL viii be ii pleasure Tor hem To
quite you rateS and describe
different routes TO the land OF
kindly greetings, and broad hos
pi' allty. Stop over privileges
granted on tickets going aud
coming via ihe Buckeye Route,
and lis connections. For par
ticuiars,
w. Ii Fisher. q L & TT
Columbus. U.
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Unclaimed Letters.

The following is a list of un-
letters remaining in The
Post Office at Logan on Feb. 5th
1891.
Tom Bailey,
10. Brown.
Carrie Husk (3).
VIM. HnnLon.
Nellie Stark,
Mary Jane Smith.
Mvria Wolfe,
Alwilla Wolfe.
Hattie Wolfe.
JAS. Wilson,
Mrs. Fannie Wilson,
A. B. Cole.
Mrs. Susan f Collins,
Edward Clark.
Mvriie Lasimnre,
VIM. Landerfelt.
Fred Langlin.
Mrs. Liggie LOCUST.
Harry Noihwood.
VIM. A.Decker.
+. S. PURSELL p. NJ.
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REWARD.

On last Saturday uIahr some
cunnIug thieves tnierrd ihe
premises of Mr.. John Donavan,
Oh n. Muiherrv ST., and carried
aaay a fine black rooster and
Iwu hens. Inflammation rnn-
cerning the ,hiei viii be- iihera,ly
rewarded.
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RHEUMATISM CURED IN a
DAY.

Mystic Cure" for Rhcuma-
tismand Neuralgi radlcaiiv cures
in TO 3 days. lis action upon
The system is remarkable and
mysterious. il removes al onrr
the cause and The disease i'm
mediailv disappears. The first
dose greatly benefits. P,ire IS
rrn,s-Snid bv f RRING
TON Drngeis' Logan. Dee 4lOw
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PROBATE NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given, that the follow
ing accounts AMI vouchers hhv-. been flied
III the PrObrfe Court Of Hooking County
ohio. Tor first official settlement,
ChriSiophe - SeeSlI.itz Administrator oi
the Est te Of VI 'ri;ia ! De etbtu.li be,.'i
anu the same VIII come on for he ring nri
the 4th h:, ot February, S9l u 10 o.
clock. 4. NJ. or rs sOou thereafter rs may
he convenient.
W. ACKER, Pro. Judge.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby 81 zen that the following
accounts and vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court or Hooking cOunty,O
for first IN final settl"ment:
A w Mauk Administrator of the Estate
OF james Frazier deed.
Ard the same will come on tor hearing
on the .4th day February 1881, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, or rs soon thereafter ms may be con-
yenient. W.T. ACKER,
Jan 2t-3w Pro. Jddge
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Fox g. Rauch
Meat Market.

G;ts heen Temnvei 10 The
Business Room Two doors west al the
Renpcl House, :OrneIiy orcupied
Dy the express oifir,,
where he Will he prepared to supply his
customers with the best MeRtsoIall kiA ds
tn VI 4 RI i n nords. GtO0
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Legal Notice.

Susanah Good; Joel Good, residing in
Marion County, state OF Kansas, Henry
Huber, Elizabeth Huber his wife. residing
in Dekalb County state OF lnui,na, George
Huber, Sarah Huber his wife. residing In
the State of lndiau whose place OF resi-
dence is unknown, Barbara Bixler, John
Bixler, Emma YOder, Peter Yoder, residing
in khart County state of Indiana, Ma
linda Mumaugh. Henry MumaIeh, resid-
ing in the state OF Michigan, exact residen
ce not know, and Benjamin Hubes Jr
whose residence in not known, will take
notice that on the 10th day Of Octuber 1899
Benjamin Huber flld his petition in the
Common Pleas Court CT Hooking County,
Ohio. in case No. 2l3o against the above
?amed parties and Others, praying for the
partition OF the following real estate situ
ate i'll Hooking County, Ohio, to-wit:
Fractional lot No 1, Sec. No ~, Township
No. Is and range No. II. containing IS
acres:
Said parties are require to answer on or
before the 81 day of January 1891 or judge
ment may be taken against them.
BENJAMIN HUERH,
S. Weldy, Atty.
l2-lS, nt CIV
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An Ordinance Accepting
und Confirming a Dedi
cation Therein Des-
cribed. '

wherens Voris and l. A Culver, ms
signe..s for the benefit of creditors OF John
$ Friesner, and Frank w Gallagher and
Kitty gallagher his wife, bein. the owners
thereof upon their own motion, and by
order of the Court of Common Pleas of
Hooking County Ohio. have duly and
properly laid out certain lands as and icr
have correctly plated ana described the
same. and dedicated I'd public sIetshe
stree and alleys. as shown ana described
thereon and duly acknuw ledged the same;
therefore,
Be 1t ordained by the conncil Of the VIII
age OF Logan, that said addition AND ded-
ication OF its streets, alleys. and PUBLIC
grounds, aa shown described on SAID
plat thereof, now on file wife the Clerk OF
said village, be and the same Is hereby ac-
cepted and the same is hereby accested and
confirmed.
ROCHESTER, Pres Council,
Attest, w w Keynes
Passed January 27th, 1891
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The Weekly Post,
90 West State Street
COLUMBUS, o.
PROBATE NOTICE.

N0tlce1s hereby given ,thatthe follow
ing AccorntS and Vouchers have been filed
Ia the Probate Court o. Hooking county,
Ohio. for second official settlement.
Andrew J. Dyson Administrator of the
Estate of William B. Dyson Deceased,
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 18th day of February 1901, at lU
O'Clock y. NJ :, or as soon thereafter as NAY
be convenient. W. J ACKEK,
Jan. N-2v Pro Judge.
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FOR LENT.
AFTER THE FlR-T OF APRIL.

Tho store room in the Bishop
building occupied bv j. '. Tip
toH, also 4 mp>laIr rooms. For
particulars l"quire of Mrs. D. II
BIshnp.
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APPOINTMENT NOTICE.

Estate of Jacob Shoff deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed
and qualified us Administrators of the
Estate of Jacob Shof late of Hooking
county, deceased
Dated this 18th day of January A. D. 1880.
MARTIN V BEAVERS
jan l5Sw
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DenOvan--ArtiStic Tailor.
The Men .Ab0ut IOWn i!

-huOtucT ShdtiuS party,
Billy Ground Hog is siriclI
in it.
--Chas Rose is IN Cincinnati
this week.
-Chas Rose is repainling hi
business apartments.
Dam! Tarbell. Of Brown Co
made The Office pleasant call
Prof Evans of Athens spcn
Saturday in Logan.
Revival meetings are being
held at II. +. Church.
--"Sen." White has returned
from Washington DC.
Geo. Gage of the Athen:
Asylum. was 4 Logan visitor thi:
week.
Judge Friesner was in the
city yesterday attending Circuit
Court.
Senator Lowry and Repre-
sentative Price Sundayeh in
Logan.
Capt Bowen is doing good
pension business. See card on
first page.
Mrs. Baird left Tuesday In
visi; her sister Mrs. Willard al
Middleport.
Col Rempei who has been
sick tor The last week is able 10
be Out again.
-Vernoa Siiers OF ZtnesviIla
visited friends and relatives in
Logan last week.
Jim Ensle is quite sick bul
hopes are entertained Tor his
speedy recovery.
Frank KreIg has gone TO
Siraitsvllle where he will en-
gage in business.
&C. b Gould, Jr., Uf the Hard
ware store. was taken down with
malaria this week.
--"Uncle" Sol Bader ex Treas
nrer of Fairfield took >quinl al
Logan last Monday.
Joe Hafier has sold hIs prop
eriy TO Mir. Moore Of Haydenviile
Consideration $500.
Tho Clothing store of +.
Biasius & Son is undergoing
thorough renovaling.
Col. Ground Hog saw his
shadow and the Dakota bliz
zerd followed quickly.
Mr.. Luker has bought The
Hutchins property on Mulberry
ST. Consideration $500
= The ell .erialnmeni at the
Opera House on last Friday
evening was well attended.
Col Weidy is now the proud
possessor of the finest thorough
bred dog in Seventeen stales.
Capt Weaver one of The sub
sianlisl farmer of Faii field was
visitor in onr city last Sunday.
the guest OF Joe Bright.
&C. M. Gould, who has teen
confined 10 his home since last Oct
ober with paralysis slowly i'm
proving and will probably be ont
again In about month.
Mrs Hains has concluded 10
make Chicago her future home.
Her many friends in Logan re
gret her going away.
We received a report of the
late Teachers Institute from our
able school correspondent. but
shoTtness of tlmo prevented it's pub
licat;on.
Ed. Scanlan has contracted
10 s5uiid a number of coal hop
pers for the Syndicate. Lew
FISHER will assist him.
Ben Dunn Secretary of the
L. & H. X. II. was in The city
yesterday on business. before
the Probate Judge.
BY the care of on: efficient
corps of physicians, The measels
in Logan and vicinity are be-
coming under contrOli.
George Bishop presented us
with trial Of the Annie Rooney
new brand of of cigars he is car
ryIng. They are certainty a
smoothe smoker.
Swell orchestra serenading
Monday evening. H. was com
posed of ten guitars. two vioIins
and baritone. Logan is GER
tainIy blessed with musicians.
Judge Robert Wright who has
heen iii for The last week is gel
ting beiter. and ii is hop, d will
soon be able TO be out aud about
again.
Common Pleas Courl will
convene on next Monday. The
term promises 10 3e Inieresi
ing one he trial OF The krynn
murders will be takcn up.
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in 4 Volumes.


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books and the WEEALy Posi- for one
ye"r.
These books are printed on good pa
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Old subscribers can avail themselves
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G.. W. DOLLlSON.a
Physician & Surgeon.

rhlrIy ~rc Ne"rs constant practice. Gffice
DOLnIsUN B.-OCK east oi Court House
Log an, OHIO.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the follow
iny accounts and vouchers have been flea
in the Probate Court OF Hooking County,
Ohio, for the third partial settlement,
Joseph Vogle Guardian Of. Cntarine Nogle
an insane person and the same VIII come
on for he:.r ng on the 2ls day OF February
1891, ut IL o'clock, A. NJ, or us soon there
after as may be convenient.
". T. ACKER, Pro. Judge.
Jan 29.3w.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-05

A. y. 1890, at O'Clock P NJ, the following
decriDed real eS::it-' tree. of bower, tua U
in the touaty OF Horking :tnd Stite OF
Ohio to wit: The south weStquart..r oi tho
south east quarter of Section lumber fOur
az township eleven III } range eighteen tlS
excepting thereirom, 2.27 acres heretofore
conveyed by john PrtIit to IL. CGnkle
under date OF Sep einber 2lSt 1888. Also tile
the south cast quarter OF OF south west
quarter of Se.tion four a. township eleven
Oh range (!S). also the following parcel or
tract OF land situate in tue same section
township aud rang aS aforesaid to wit:
Beginning Mt the south west corner of said
section, thence north lS.l5 rhaibs to the
north west corner Of the south west quarter
of said section, thence west IL 03 chains
to he newly dug road, thence. with said
road south ii degrees west 3l3 chains south
So degrees, east 30 chairs, south Is de-
grees. east l-6D chains south degrees. east
4.02 chains to the old county road, thence
by s,id road Sorth 81 degrees west 400
cnitius south 21l2 degrees west 35 chains
to a marx on rock on the south line of
3n inches bears south 2;2 degrees west ~
links, theEc- west $50 chains to beginning.
Containing l9 ~ "cres more OF less Con-
taining in all 96.93 acres more or less.
Appraised ut s9GasO,
Terms of si,Ar', one third cash in hand on
day Of sale, one-thIrd in one year and one
fered payment. secured by mortgage.
fIeram G. Lama. Admir- the estats
otwiiiiam e. Petit decd
J b Riason Atty for PIT. ,sf
Jan. Is+W. .
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We sss.a give eAeiee Of all

s18 90 $3.50. Sl4 90 and ST. so Suits for 5000
Never in this city has there ben an offer
ing euual in qualify as this They are the
finest and the best Taror made garments
in the land The sooner you come the better
selection you will get as we must max
room for Spring Go0ds which will soon be-
gin to arrive,
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Our great January clearing sale comences Tomorrow
Tidal Wave of tremendous reductions sweeps the stars
All drevous bargain records eclpsed by the magn1-
fcent offerings for the balanc of the month
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jan Is 8 "
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-07-10

The game of cards was first played in
the east, and seems TO have had mill
tary origin. Cards were introduced
from Asia into Europe at the time of the
Crusades, and were first used by NEGRO
mancers to foretell fortunes. They soon
became popular amusement in the
south of Europe, where the Saracens
and Moors taught the people how to use
them, and card playing spread to all
parts Of the continent. The state records
Of Germany mention the fact that Ru'
dolph |, i'll 1876, was fond Of the game
and played with his courtiers.
After the invention Of paper the manu-
facture Of cards became extensive, but
declined somewhat when card playing
was forbidden by several Of the German
states and by the English government
on account of the supposed imlnora
tendency. Before the era Of paper, card'
in the Orient were made OF ivory, papy
rus and canvas, less frequently Of the
precious metals, and quite commonly O
wood. st. Louis GLOBE. Democrat.
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A eooKwoRm.

NY hoard Is books. loved almost as myself
II bores, put them on the upper shelf;
II friends, daily as q lover dallics
With his hearts choice In the sweet garden
alleys.
Where the rich vines to tangled riot run,
And luscious peaches blush against thesun.
Steadfast find them here from day to day,
Drawn up like soldiers in their stanch array;
open one; behold the trace Of tears
Shed by some heart it touched in vanished
years;
Some arc new comcrs, and smile cheerfully;
Some are worn cid and sad by constancy;
love them all, the beaming face or sad,
Those that have made me weep, or made me
glad,
All but the dull ones on the upper shelf,
Them would fain exchange for needed pelf
Sometimes leave them, and go calmly out
To where hearts faster beat, whore children
shout,
To feel the impulse Of the eager crowd,
And hear trailic's babel, harsh and loud;
test them as n man might test his wife,
To teach her she is not the whole Of life:
A schoolboys trick it is, for soon find
I've left my better self, my heart behind.
The hundred souls whom go forth to meet
Are strangers to me in the greedy street;
The world seems nearest when my lamp is lit,
And by its midnight glow quiet sit;
Volumes with welcome greeting then look
down,
And night shuts out the noisy, restless town;
This is my haven, this my marriage bower,
Welded to my books and happy every hour.
Mrs Napoleon B. Morange in Arkansaw
Traveller.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-07-10

After an existence of tlfty-seven years as a
French colony Algeria has determined that
it is time to be released from financial lead
ing strings and to have budget Of its OWL,
and this suggestion, originated and warmly
supported by the governor general, has been
unanimously adopted by the conseil superb
eur When the armies OF Louis Philippe
first descended on its coast the colony, ac-
cording to the recent report Of our consul in
Algiers, was almost waste land. 1t has now
nearly y,0OO,0O0 Of acres under cultivation,
of which 10000 acres are vineyards. The
annual exports Of the colony amount to es,-
100000, there is daily service of steamers
to France, l,250 miles OF railroads are in
working order, and profound peace exists
everywhere. Yet taxes in Algeria are still
collected by the central power and CON
founded with those of France, so that ths
colony is actually ignorant OF the amount Of
its own resources London News