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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-06-16
Niagara Falls.

And Toronto excursion via. the pop
ular Buckeye Ronte, goes triae earlier
this year than usual. Wednesday, June
22nd, is the date selected, so as to per.
nit tourists to be in Tcrouto for the an
mail conclave of the knights of St. John
and St. George, June oath. Very low
rates will prevail, being $500 from all
points south OF Columbus to the Falls,
with $l.00 additional for the Toronto
trip. From Columbus and stations
North the rates will be $4.O0 to the Falls
and $500 to Toronto. Special train Of
Pullman Sleepers, Parlor cars and ele-
CANT coaches will leave Columbus at
800 p. m. on the 22d, running through
without change and reaching Niagara
at seven next morning. The limit re-
turning is twice as long as heretofore
given, being ten days. A stop over. re-
turning will be given at Buffalo and
Cleveland if desired. Bills containing
most minute information relative to the
trip can be obtained of any agent of the
C. H. V. and T KY Co. or will be mailed
on request, by W. q. Fisher, General
Passenger and Ticket Agent Columbus,
Ohio.
AS IS always the custom with this line,
the excursion will be personally conduc.
ed by representatives of the Passenger
who will look after the
comfort of its patrons.
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Beautiful Flowers.

Mrs. Voris, from her abundantly
supplied conservatory of flowers.
furnished for friends of the gradu
aiing class, the most elegant
wreaths and crowns and boquets,
souvenirs of the occasion, tokens
of esteem, fit for The Queens. which
our young lady graduates are.
Mrs. Voris. at all times, has a
beautiful assortment of Towering
plants, and on special occasion. j.,
prepares decorations TO order. She
is lady of excellent taste, and is
pleased 10 accommodate her pat
rons, and prompt to fill, any order
for patrons In Logan or surround
ing towns.
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THE COMMENCEMENT.

The Commencement exercises OF the Logan
High School were held in the Opera House
ON Last Tuesday evening, and was particu-
larly distinguished from others by the unu-
sual number of graduates, and the excel. mt
attainment displayed by ALI The programme
was carried out in every detail, and the parts
Of each so well performed that 1t would be
an lnvidious distinction to name a special
merit of any.
The hall was elega ntly and appropriately
decorated with flags, pictures, and an abund-
auce OF flowers, from the State Farm.
Gov. Mckinley and Col. Furay, of the Ohio
State Journal, W ere present by invitation OF
the School Board, and each spoke In terms Of
praise of the Class.
The SENTINEL joins with the distinguished
visitors, and all our citizens, in bespeaking
for the class life of honor and usefulness
from the commencement SO happily and SO
begun.
The programme will appear next week
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-06-16

Benjiman Harrison was renomi-
mated for president simply because
the majority oflhe delegates al the
National Republican convention
supported him. Johnny Frash, the
Grocer, keeps constantly at The top
of the heap because he has the
support of the entire people, re-
gardless of party. The enormous
amount of groceries and produce
sold by Johuny is a guarantee that
his goods are fresh and clean. He
attends to the buying himself, his
experience in the grocery business
being sufficient guarantee that
his goods are first class. Yon can
save money by buying of johnny.
Highest prices paid for country
produce.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Report of the Examining Committee OF
the Corporation Treasury.
LOGAN, Ohio. June IA,

LOGAN, Ohio, June IA, 1872
Tothe Hon. Council of the Village of Logan.
OHIO Gentlemen: Your committee to whom
was referred The matter of auditing the books,
accounts, vouchers and all pert ming there
to, of the ex treasurer, deceased, A ndy H"ll.
jr, have according to the instructions anil
authority vested i'm them by council, made u
careful and scrutinizin. investigation ofthe
time and laborto the same, hereby submit
the following report:
We find, alter comparing his acc0Int with
those as taken from the books of ex-Clerk
Keynes. that order No. 1906 az Original; orders
show, should he $3.50 instead of $3.50. Order
No. 9o6 should br, as shown by original Or
,.er, sl55 instead of S2l 81, and order No. Al,
as shown by original, sl50 instead of Sil.5n.
as appeared On books thus making differ
ence OF $40 90, which amount we have cred
ited to the corporation and charged to the
ex-Treasuref's account. We also find, after
final settlement, that there Is deficiency to
the amount total of s376.25. This amount, AZ
shown by statement from Peoples Bank, ~
now deposited IN said bank and credited to
the Village funds.
We also desire to state that excIerk
Keynes rendered LIS valuable assistance IN
tins work Too mnch eoinn- n.tuLion can
not be given him for his efirient precise and
exact business qualifications in keeping ac-
curately the accounts of all of ;the business
OF the Inunici pdlity intrusted to him.
Respectfully Submitted.
j. P. Rochester.
John A. Smith.
"A G. TiptOu.
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Notice to Builders.

CEAEED BIDS will be4received at the Office
- of the Clerk of the Board OF Educnuon OF
Falls Township, Hooking County. Ohio, nc
Recorder, until IL O'Clock, at noon, on the
18th day OF June, 1892, for building one brick
school house, in said township, in Sub Dis
trict No. . (ninel, according TO the plans ana
specifications on file In said office.
None but the lowest responsible bid VIII be
accepted, and the said Board may reserve
rights to reject all bids. All bids must be ac-
companied by sufficient bond.
By order OF the Board of Education OF Falls
Township, Hooking County, Ohio.
ID. II KANODE,
June Std Clerk of Board.
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To Levy Faxes for Municipal Purpose,
An Ordinance,

To amend an ordinance entitled AN ordi-
nance to provide for the appointment of
night police and prescribe their duties
and fl their compensation
SEC. l. Be it or dained by the Council of the
Village of Logan, Ohio, that Section lS) Eight
of an ordinance entitled ian ordinance to
provide for the appointment Of night police
and prescribe their duties and nx their COM
pensation," be amended to read as follows.
to-wit: The night policeman so appointed
shall receive as compensation for his servf-
eeS the sum of One Dollar and Fifty Gents
(sl.5U) for each night so employed.
SEC. 3 Th.t Section lS) Eight OF the ordt-
nance above mentioned be and the same is
hereby repealed.
in force from an after its passage and legal
publication.
], BRUCE DoLLIsoN, Clerk. June IA, T2-lt
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Last week it was our i'll luck to
be compelled to use a very inferior
grade of printing paper. The quail
lty of the paper used is not known
until We so TO press. Then it is
TOO late to remedy it. 1t was no
body's fault. We buy the best of
paper. The paper house sends US
what we order. The mills aim TO
do lie same thing. A mistake
happens at the mill or store in the
order, and 1t is only discovered
when pul on the printing press.
This is the only time in many
years an awkward mistake of this
kind has occurred, and we hope
our readers will be induigent. We
have now on hand a supply 10 run
us through the campaign of first
class paper. in harmony of quality
with The Democratic party.
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isr,s School Examiners Meetings.

The Board of School Examiners of Logan
Village will hold regular meetings for the ex-
animation OF applicants for teachers osrtifi-
Gates as follows, viz:
On the third Wednesday of February.
A pril, June, August, October and Recember.
At the office of the Superintendent in the
School Building OF ,s;tid Village, commenc-
ing at 10 o'clock. q. M, of eaeh day.
BY Order OF Exam inerS.
All WuS)N j. DYE,
Clerk. President
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Notice To Builders.

NOTICE is hereby given that seald propo-
~ sails will be received until IL O'Clock. noon:
5nne 25th. 1892, tor the building of school
OF Starr Township, Hooking Comfy. Ohio.
Said building to be constructed in all re
spects in rccord.nce with plans and specir
cations on exhibition at the ONCE oi the
Clerk of said township.
The right reserved to reject any or all bids
THOMAS O'NE1LL.
Ma; 26th, 1S92-td. Clerk
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICES is here by given that the following
N accounts and vouchers hav. been filel
in the Probate Court OF Hooking County
Obi D. for 6rst and final settlement.
Mrs Josie Burgess (now Gregury) Guardian
of Elmer s. Burgess, Luellen Burgess amt
Bessie Burgess.
And the same will come on for hearing on
the 25th day of June. 1902, at 10 O'clock. I'm
or as soon thereafter as may he convenient
Juue2, % Sw w. ]. ACEER, Probate Judge
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Summer School,

The undersigned will conduct summer
Schoo! at Logan. beginning July list, 1872
and continuing five weeks.
The common branches will be carefully re-
viewed and any higher branches taught that
may be desired. Tuition $500
Nav l2-td r. e. RAYMOND, Principal
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
N accounts and vouchers have been fled IN
the Probate Court OF Hooking County, Ohio,
for third nd dnal settlement.
Nathan P. Ferguson Executors o: the wfH
of Matthias warthmNn.
And the same will come on for hearing or
,h. 18th dav OF une. 1897. at 10 O'Clock "A M.
or as snon thereafter as may be convenient
June 2-3, ". T. ACKER, Probate Judge
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RESOLUTION.
Important Resolution by the Board
of Health.

At call meeting of the Board of Health of
Logan, O., the following Resolution was
adopted:
RESOLVED, that all npvacinated persons
within the Village, and all persons not sa tis-
factorily vacinated within the last Ave years.
shall be vacinated by the Goth day of June,
iSg2, and that The Village of Logan will fur
nish free accination to all such persons who
are unable TO pay for the same. and who re
ceive certificate from the Mayor stating
such facts to the Health Officer.
By order Of the Board OF Health of the Will age
OF Logan. I.C. WRIGHT, NJ. d.
Ed. l.. Davenpor Sec'y. Health Officer.
June 6, lS92-td.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-06-16

For SALE-Cheap, at half price,
Harvesting machinery. Self Rake
Reaper and Champion Combined
mower and dropper. Will do good
work. II. L. WRIGHT.
June 16-2w.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-06-16

If you want a Monument or
Tombstone, Lime. Plaster Paris or
Cement, you should call on
47-tf EISELE & MCLAIN.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-06-16

Ira. n NO. the flrSt tram IN the MOfn-
ing going east from Lancaster, arrives
at Lancaster al l0:l5 and departs at l0:-
%. This will give passengers from the
Hooking Valley going East more time to
admire the Logan brick. with which Lam
caster is sensibly paving her streets.
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Farm for Sale.

One Hundred and Fifty acres Of val
uable lsi land. in Stair township, in-
quire OF. WELDY & BUERHAUS.
June I6-tf.
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Sunday lexcursion to Gallipolis June
18th; $3.50 round trip or 90 cents to
Buckeye Park. Take your choice
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81 can always do better al Bowlby
& Sons than at any shoe store in
the Valley SAID young lady the
other day, in presence of an old
farmer from Marion township,
land l always get the incest, neat
est. most stylish and durable shoe
at lower prices than any where
elee." Yes" replies the farmer,
land | know the reason why. The
goods are as represented. l have
dealt with Bowlby for 25 years
and always got satisfaction. They
never misrepresented their goods
TO me-" The foregoing explains
why Bowlby & Son have such an
enormous trade and carry such an
immense stock of boots and shoes.
Ladies' Misses and Chillrens fine
shoes and slippers. Mems and
Boys boots and shoes. Finest and
argest stock in the Valley at pri-
.es lawer than the lowest. Sign
,f the Big Boot"
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Change of Time on the G. & M. V.

The finest excursion of the season
June 9th, to Niagra Falls and Toronto.
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Mr.. William Waner is not only
the prime mover in all attempts to
advance the interests OF the Queen
City but is the leader in the saloon
business. He has one of the most
elegant rooms in the city, and has
1t stocked with the finest brands
of liquors. He Is also agent for
the best beer that comes 10 the
Valley, and knows just how 10
keep il TO give the best satisfaction.
He carries no snide goods of any
kind, and when yOn call for any
thing you get the best Mr.. Wa
ner keeps nice, clean orderly
house, aud employs none hut ex-
periencei bar keepers. Ii you
want the most popular and best
brands of Wine, Beer, Liquor, Ci-
gars and Tobbacos, you should not
fail to call on Waner, in the old
Jake Keller stand.
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1t seems strange to some people
that Recktenwaltlt BIOS. have such
an immense trade with so many
other saloons in town, but to the
experienced it Is easily accounted
for from the fact that they do busi-
ness on he square and handle
nothing but the best grades of
wines, liquors, cigars and obaccos.
They challenge any house in The
Valley to show as good a grade of
goods as they carry in stock. II
you are beer drinker and relish
a glass of beer occasionally, drop
in on 'Jake" and "Pete" and SAM
pie their beer. Thew keep beer as
beer should be kept during he
summer months. Soup every Sat
urday. Call and see them.
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Bad Panar.

GallipOlis and return Sunday June
18th, 81 so Round Trip.
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The harvest field is the farmers
empire. This year, in Hooking.
the domain has been extended an d
more terriio7y is occupied than
ever before in our history with a
standing army, "blades Of grass"
more numerous than all the armed
men on the earth. To meet The
requirements Of the coming hay
harvest, +. e. Baker, at his hard
ware munilion OF peace supply de-
poi, has prepared himself with the
usual fiei1 equipment OF farm tools
and makes specially of the EN-
pire Mower. The grass crop. ac-
cording 10 all our authorities, is The
greatest in acreage and most valu-
able of all the crops of the hus-
bandman, and the Empire Mower,
in name and excellence, is the ma
chine 10 buy. Call at the hard
ware store, see it and price il, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
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Jacob Fox, he popular saloonist
of The West End, has one of the
finest lines of wines and liquors 10
be found in the city, at least that
is what his customers say and they
ought to know. Fresh, cool lager
always On tap Soft drinks of all
kinds prepared 10 "Queer's
taste" II you are smoker you
will do well 10 call on Jake as he
has several challenge brands in
stock and can not fail to please
you. A specially ia made of chew
ing tobacco. Mr.. Fox has he rep
uiation of having one of The clean
est, neatest and most comfortable
rooms in the ciiv, and when you
visit The West End drop in and see
him, enjoy a good, cool glass of
lager and an excellent smoke.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-06-16

The Valley House. on Gallagher
Avenue, is one of the most desir-
able places to spend an hour there
is in the Hooking Valley. 1t was
erected expressly for the accommo-
datlon of the travelling public. II
you are returning from a journey
by rail it is the first place You can
strike that has refreshments. and
if going OH a trip. it is the ''last
chance" Mr.. Jones, the man IN
charge. is certainly an artist in his
business. He not only knows how
TO mix drinks but how to entertain
As well, and parties stopping in
will not only be refreshed with
The best wines, liquors and beer in
the market but enjoy a good cigar,
meet with pleasant reception and
be hugely entertained. Don't for
get the place. Ed. Price, Gala
CHER Avenne. Logan, o.
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John Ucker is the leader in the
meat business" says one ct our
city dads. He don't wear stand
up collars nor lawn tennis suits.
but ke keeps one of the neatest
and cleanest meat markets to be
found in Ohio, and not only that,
but he buys better stock than any
butcher in the valley. 1t used to
be that our farmers shipped their
best stock and sold the ruff to our
butchers, but Ticker won't stand
that kind Of business, he get, The
pick for his Logan customers and
the farmers ship the ruff, conse-
quently has The best class of GUS
toners" This is only the testi
mony of one, but by taking walk
to his place of business you can see
as fine a stock of meats as can be
found anywhere. Call and see him.
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days, with fruit to Mones Co. An'cd at tae b@i a.
D. M. ...
with nldse 20 T Van bleRlo. o.o.o.
steamer PoGa,Ohts. tHr). Jomes, Plume, O,3So'I
CstinIa IS MesAIa H. PaleJhyo IS Gibraltar 20 nm
mdse 10 Phelps Brothers & Co. Arrived 81 ue ~" ~
x ....
steamer Nucces RISK Galveston and Key "ese WIN
mds'- and passengers Charles II Malay %, ~.
steamer Rio Grande Barstow. Fcrnandlna ana r. tne
Wick Ga with mdse and passengers % CLi- IL -na''N
&
Steamer Bowden Anderson. Jacksonville. WIFE ndse 70
w II Coates. sd
Steamer City OF Birmingham. Burg. savannah WIN
md.e and pass 10 X !. walker. II ".
steamer Roanoke. Hulphcc, Newport Ne"s ANU ~
folk with and passengers TO Old Dominion O.
Steamer Herman Winter, Nckefscn. Boston, WIN hu'e
n r DimOck 49,, go.
Bark Aiphels Marshall OBJ NcFadden. AhsIoten 'p p
ten Der 10 in ballast W Parker Co Auchol'l j"
Grayesend Bsv for orders. - 900.
T'srk Grenada tof Windsor y ST. Parks Buenos = reg
So days with mdse Enos Wilder vessel 20 "h'o'
4 Co.
Bark @ p Dixon Gnk.v Pis1gus June IS. Barbados
September 10 with nitrate Of ,oda 70 ord'r' NesS 70
Master -, 49,,
SUNSFT-wnd az Sandy Hook, moderate w, clear
At City Isand-IAght w. clear.
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lights viii DO paced Of lens lanterns, and the
elk lac --,str " to- iiglt VIZ b. fixed Whit.
The focal plane @; tho hight Will b. "a ffet above
the leys OF tie ga and the light be- seen In Sea
geatho, Tie Observers eye II feet above the same
-. The ye..aI IS steam lsst.yessea has Two naet-.
schooner risad ana No bowslrlt The Inostheads a =
biac@. and ga there j. or ulaE Toa ga uh9.
IN, lons an'ern-. bifck 'm.A.~taeH ara re toS 50
VII tho wr.ds "CORNF1ELD POINT LIFHl. Vf.sS ~
y large wh - i-ftcrs dch quarter ani NJ a. ID
"a. -, WHIT Hgulc, each bow. -
DnFirg thck o. ioaey "eather Tn y 1911 ca
sec silent Interval. l. sec: bat 'e''' silent W.
- a.. \
Not':-Ir WIN be observed mat n zach minute the
hrh VIII becoTe visible 0u times {du'lne plM' on =
seconds, each Gnt the foe sigma VIII souhe Tour o"sE
Vas OF srGcld durfOn) -, ~,
lae approximate e. graphiosl position q ne e.gh'.
Yes a. tasir nC" Chart No. 10 Of ae n!V,N -"
o@St and Gcgiece survey will b.; Lau5l' -, -
de@ J. nth. % Longitude west. ~ dcS' - '"
Earng srt distanco, Of prominent object a. ;asc9
hSatEe ME- neaG.y, -, , miei Ma SayI a.
Rock Lehhoia. Ei.s I4's miles Tittle Gun l. and
sH;9o1,S 81 ' tv ES sf;'Tfyi 1915 m horton POM
lagnthou,e SlW.w. seseiy SIS miles lHitnei ,.
and LIGHTHOUSE WIN l2s miles Hen ai.l ~
E9awTgn bf Wv wostery 2s mii''' 20 "H''1 ro'"'
bearings magnetic and given approy imatey De
tence> aye in nautical nllos AnoheT notice 70 mn'
VIII he issued When the exact position OF te nc" 'N"
ZION shsii have reen determined
By otdei Of tie Lighthouse Boerd: ,-r,
ReorAdm,al United States NoVy, Chairman.
Once OF Lighthouse board,
Washington D. g.. Nov 7, lsc2.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

CORNFIELD POINT LlGHT.VESSEL tElectflc Llsh"'
Notice is hereby given that on or about Decemofi 10
1892 ILght-Vesse No. ii VIII be moo "a IN Long isH1
Sound In about p fathoms OF water about mi~ay %
and ssyen.eilhths OF mile 5. OF Long Sdnd ShoA anu
about half mile Saw from the position az pisSrri'
occu I1Cht-VeSsel No. % of tornled IpInt
Connecticut and the southwark and westward oil m'
On the same date Li2ltVesse No. 81 will be removed
the station. 10.
IiCht-Vessel No 81 Will show simultaneously IRON tor
lens Lanterns enci'ong the mainmast hesd ma Nni ~,
electric light during periods OF II Seconds separated
eclipes Of seconds duration. thus Fixed light - sec
eclipse, sec; fixed light. 10 seo ecipsc sec.
from the Inainmast It VIII BE- shown with the 1He
oh0ra ctor.tics from the foremost head. Should IN,
eIectrc uah: machinery become entirely imperative, oil
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING Ne us.

,onr or Srw.YoRK-TuESDAY Nov. g. 1892
ARRIVED.
stesms, Aner teoE). Chr.toness neEsn October 90
s~,thar1pton 80 with ndss ana Posscnsers 70 OGchs
To Arrived at tho Bar az 40 a. M
Steamer Scottish Pine BIZ Dobsoe Leehoro August
Q, pstras OctOter / Patr.s DegiI II, Gibraltar 16,
o. chsss % With dse ad cabin passengers Hirzel
Fstnann & Co vees>l TO John {. Seager Arrived at
StSnSs Antonio Zarab-sna tNor. Krohg, Baracoa 5
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Sk lied.

Holtein Italy, NoHadic and wisconsin,, tos
Liverpool. MartelO Hun. Canela. Llnwtgi srcS
d emen britannia and Olympia Marsei,es Ei M Is
New-O leans: Finance and Guyandotte. Newport News
City Of Columbia. West Point, Va.
Ship baltimore, for Bremen.
Bark Po~f'1td Lloyds for Valparaiso, &C
Also ssilcd Via Long Island Sound ,,.,..o.
Steamers Manhattan. for Portland; General Whitney
and Caucus. for Boston.
Anchored at CITY Island. bound out -;
Bark AvOa Obj. M5,tin, for East London - .-...
Delow-Bark Tasman, Range, OF and from DeneEsfa'