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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-08-04
Intent to Kill.

Or last Thursday Bert Davis, of
Carbon Hill, registered at Hotel
Dan Wright, and will occupy first
floor rooms until court opens. 1t
appears that his wife went TO the
picnic on the day when Hays
killed Chute. Davis objected 10
his wife's going, and when she
came home he gave her a tongue
lashing and slapped her face, then
drew knife and swore he would
kill her. He was disarmed, taken
before Squire Shaw, who bound
HIM over TO court in the sum of
$500, failing 10 give which he was
put III Jail. where he will have
time to cool OF and perhaps secure
an election as representative from
Ward in the State House on the
Scioto.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-08-04

"a Nulter or Nixon" IS the
cry when a man is in need Of a
friendly hand of help, support in
trouble, a companion in ENJOY
ment: The Nutter boys are of The
tribe, genial, social, pleasant, hail
fellows well met, and ready to
please The friends who call to see
Them. They keep an orderly place
and do business IN qnet, gentle
manly style, allow no indecent nor
disagreeah.e conversation. If a
man wants a glass Of beer with a
friend he can walk in and get it
and not have flies" TO bother him.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-08-04
To the Worlds Fair Free.

The GAINESVILLE Commercial Col
lege, Memorial Building, with the
liberality Characteristic of this In
stitution will send the three stud
ents making the best record for this
coming year to the Worlds Fair
one week free of charge. One stud
ent Will be sent from the Business
Dept, one from the Short Hand
Dept, and one from the Penmanship
Dept. All stand an equal chance
of securing the prize.
School is in session all year. Book
keeping, Short Hand, Penmanship
and Typewriting taught by Expert
enced Teaches.
For further information, address,
Saumenig Il Strough, Props.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-08-04

We regret to learn that Daven
port has got into trouble with tn,
council of Nelsonvllle, growing ou
of water works affairs. The stomach
is not the only trouble that afiicts
Davenport,
Quartermaster Taylor and a corps
Of engineers are on the camp grounds
this week surveying the grounds,
locating streets and making needed
PREPARATION for the regiment when it
encamps next week.
The Queen City Base Ball Club
can beat any other club in this sec
tion of the state at Work on the
farm, in Mill or factory. They are
more accustomed to the tools of
harvest toll, than the equipments of
play.
Mr.. John A. Sarber, of Columbus,
was in our city last Monday, and as
Assignee of w. B. Brookes offered
for sale the valuable coal of Sec. No
10 appraised at s149, ,41o.oo The
proprty did not sell for want
of bidders.
We are glad to see Mr.. R. 81.
Taylor of Greendale, one of our
most enterprising farmers and stock
dealers of Green township, who has
been sick for months past, is able
to be out again. He is not strong
enough for hard work yet, and will
sell his hay bailer. advertisement of
which appears elsewhere.
The Journal says, "Thomas J.
Alien has been commissioned to in
spect the G. A. R. posts of this
county. Thomas J. should become
a citizen or change the spelling of
his name or Cap. Ben Alltop will
call out the P. o. S. of A. We
can not tolerate ''aliens'' in Office
in this patriotic country.
The Macarthur Fair was a marked
success in every feature. Over five
thousand people were present on
Friday, the last day, and all seemed
happy for having been so highly
Logan, as usual, sent
| delegation of over one hundred
persons to patronize neighbor en-
5erprse. Of course we expect Nc
Arthur to remember that we have
,ne of the best fairs in Ohio, in
September.
Referring to the 1odgment in Jail
If Hise for the killing Chute, our
Bro. of the Glouster Gazette inquiries
BRO. Green, We will patiently
watch the outcome and see what will
,e done with such crlminsls in the
county of Double G. Gage and Bo-
Iuet Davenport" In answer we
will say that if Hise is
urned over to the parties above
famed, and they follow their in
linations, Double G. Gage would
hop him to pieces by pruning
'rocess, and Davenport would eat
I'M for stomach trouble.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-08-04
Road Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a petit
ANtion will be presented To the Commission
ers of locking County, Ohio, at their neXt
session to be held on the first Monday in
September, 1892 praying for the establish
ment for county road on the following line
to-wit:
Beginning at point in the State road near
the residence of Samuel j. Bay, in Section
number (25) twenty-five, Township number
Q2) twelve, kangenumber l6). sixteen, Hook
ing County. o., thence in northerly direc-
ton through the lands of said Samuel j. Bay
i'll Fractional Lot mum Der (5) six in said sec
tion, to IA walnut tree on the west side of said
run; thence northerly on said lands to a
point about two rods eaSI of the northwest
corner of said section; thence in q north
westerly diI lection across the corner of Section
number (26) twenty-SiX, Township number
tl2l tw elve, Range number (l6) sixteen, II ock
Ing County, Ohio, through lands now owned
by 5. l.. Scott; thence north through the
lands of V. w. Lee, i'll Section number (32)
thirtytwo, Township number Q2) twelve.
Range number (l6J sixteen, Hooking County,
Ohio, TO or near a gate on the line between
the lands of said $. l.. Scott and said V, w.
Lee thence IN a north westerly direction
through said Section number (32) thirtytwo
10 the center of a county road in said Section
number (32) thiIty-two, near a sycamore tree,
which tree is situated about eighty (S0) rods
due west from the east line of said Section
number 1927 thirty-two, and near where the
said county road makes sharp turn, run
ming thence westerly and there to end.
" W LEE,
August 4, lS92-4w. Principle Petitioner.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-08-04

The proposition of the Cltizen'e
Electric Light company is to havs
The lights placed where the coun'
Gil order, on school house hill
Murphy's hill, at tresile, near elm
tree-west end, at depot, and at
such other places as the council
order. For particulars see circular.
A terrific thunder storm passed
over Logan this morning about Z
o'clock. Lightning was vivid and
the roar of thunder was continu-
ous. The cupola on the west side
of Mr.. Chas. Roses residence was
struck, completely demolishing it.
The family was stunned but not
injured. The loss will be from
fifty to one hundred dollars. A
heavy rain fell.
The local option election in
Ward township, on last Saturday,
resulted in an overwhelming VIC
tory for the Drys. AS we predicted
last week, Joshua Jackson gave no
quarter TO the Amoriles, but smote
them hip and thigh on the hills of
Glbeon and the valleys of Ajelon.
Monday and Snow Fork. There
was no stand still of sun or moon.
nor any body else that day. 1t was
a lively election.
The Doll Carnival, given by The
Kings Daughters of the Queens
city. at The Methodist church on
last Tuesday afternoon and even
Ing, was very pleasant affair, as
to the old as well as the
present. Hundreds OF the
pet dolls of the city were on eXhi-
bilion. representing the favorlte
characters of history, romance and
nursery tales. Need it be said that
George and Martha Washington,
Maud Muller and Mother Hubbard,
Cinderella and Lord Fountleroy,
we're cast in the shade by Baby
Ruth and Bobbie Mckee, Of the
lines, the doll divinities. The
are to be congratulated
upon The success of the entertain
nent.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-08-04

Bill Waner has the double ad-
vantage in cooling and refreshing
his customers IN peace and war.
When the militia are here next
week. and We are all thirsiing, moi
for gore bat for drinks, Bill will
run bis ice plant in connection
with The saloon, where cara Cook
dispenses straight goods and mixes
drinks to the tastes of warriors and
statesmen. In the meantime The
thirsty pnblic are invited TO come
in and see the preparations made
for their and their visitors enter
tainmsnt,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-08-04
The thousands who visit orr cit,

The thousands who visit our city
next week will want something to
eat. They will want things good
to eat. Ad Upton realizes this
coming condition. He knows hat
his popularity, so we'll established,
as a grocer, is due TO the fact that
he Keeps the best Of goods. The
visitors to our city, like his Gus
toners, will want the best the
market affords. He will be pre-
paerd 10 accommodate the quar-
termaster, the. visitors, lunch par
lies, picnics, and all his old Gus
TONERS, now, next week. until court
and after the election. Further
particulars will be given later.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-08-04

The RecKtenwaldt boys have
supplied themselves with a hotilla
of schooners and will float the Wis
IIors TO the encampment in great
style. Pete and Jake will handle
Tom and Jerry, hustle Hoster and
introduce Col. Bourbon 10 the
Governors Who call. Doors open
by specialrequest Of council from
6 M, to II pm. Lemonade made
on order and all Kinds of drinks
furnished on call. Soldiers. sail
ors and statesmen are invited 10
call.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-08-04

The soldiers, a thousand of them,
and ten thousand visitors. VIII be
in Logan next week, but JOhny
Trash is prepared not only for The
crowds that come but for his reg
ular customers, who will be waited
on first and the best reserved for
them. He is making a specially
of country produce, and keeps the
fruits and vegetables of farm and
garden. Groceries are delivered
promptly.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-08-04
Divorce Notice

A NDREW GRINDER, of Peterson. in the
"a County of Adams, in the State OF Indiana
is notified hat Eliza Grinder, on the Both
day OF July, 1892, filed her petition in The
Court of Common Pleas of Hooking county
Ohio, charging the said Andrew Grinder with
wiiful absence for more than three yeas
and praying that she be divorced from him
which petition VIII stand for hearing at the
next term of said court. ELIZA GRINDER
By j b. RIAsoN, her Attorney
August l9th lSg1-6W
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-08-04
DEORATE NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ accounts and vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court of Hooking County, Ohio,
tor fourth partial settlement.
sylvester Brown Guardian OF John f. Fer
rell and James f. Terrell.
And the same viii come on for hearing on
the Goth dav of August, 1892 al IL o'clock m d,
or as soon thereafter as may be convenient.
Aug. 4-3y. W.T.. ACKER, Proba te Judge.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-08-04
Population of Logan-School Emu
meration.

Noah Schwarz has completed TAX
ing the enumeration of the children
of school age in Logan, He has al
so taken the census, which shows an
increase III population since July
1890, of 81, and an increase in
school children of 81. Below is a
tabulated report:
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-08-04
CARD OE THANKS.

desire TO thus publicaly thank
the many friends for kind services
rendered us III our late bereave-
ment and The many tokens of
friendship. bestowed npon my wife
during her illness. N. Ii. BLossER.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-08-04
PRORATF NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ accounts and vouchers have been II led in
the Probate Court of Hooking County, Ohio
Tor first and final settlement.
Martin V. Beaver, Administrator of the es
tate of Jacob Shuff. deceased.
And the same Will come on for hearing on
the 29th day of August, 1892, at &c O'Clock am.
or as soon thereafter as may be convenien I.
Aug. 7-3t. W. T. ACKER, Probate Judge.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-08-04
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

ESTATE OF GRACE b. FARMER deceased
- The undersigned has been appointed ana
qualified as Administrator ef ihe Estate of
Grace g. Farmer late OF Hooking county de
ceased. GEORGE FARIER
Dated this fth day of August, a. D., lSG24w
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-08-04
APPOINTMENT NOTICE

ES1 ATE OF william WyeufT, deceased. The
qualified as Administrator of the Estate of
William Wycuf, late OF II .cking Count 7. de-
ceased. JOHN FRASH
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ApPOrNTArFNT NDT,JCF

Estate OF Jacob Miller Deceased
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the Estate of
Jacob Miller, late Of Hooking county, de
ceased.
GEORGE GILL
Dated this 2Sth day of July, A D.. IGa2St
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-08-04
Farm fnr Sele

One Hundred and Fifty acres ofYal-
uable land land, in Starr township, in
quire of. WELDY 4 BUERHAUS.
June l6-tf.
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Resolutions Of the w. c. T. u. o.

logan, O., July e5th, 1899.
WHEREAS, Almighty God in his
wise providence has removed
from our midst our bel, sister,
Mrs. Austiss o. Blosser. member
of our union since its organization,
Therefore,
RESOLVED. that while we bow in
meekness 10 his DIVINE will, we
feel that in her death we have
lost one of our earnest and effici-
ent workers, and that the Union
has lost one of its most faithful
servants.
REsovED. That our sympathys
are with the bereaved family, and
that we will ever pray for their
Divine guidance and consolation,
and that we will still give our ear
nest endeavors to th cause our
dead sister espoused.
And be it furi her resolved, that
these resolutions be published and
a copy transmitted to the beraved
family of our beloved sister.
Mrs. Chas. Wright
Committe Mrs. J. Tritsch
Mrs. j. L. Sanderson
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OBITUARY..
Mrs. DR.. N. H. Blosser.

Anstess Orilla Polling was born
Dec. 18th, 1916, in Perry County,O.
and died In Logan, O., July 24th,
1892, aged As years, Z months and
8 days,
She married Noah H. Blosser
June &c, 1870. To them was borr
two children, Franklin EIwood
and Bertha Belle.
In earley childhood she gave
her heart TO Jesus, was converted
and united with the Methodist
Episcopal church at Harvey Chap
ell, Perry Co., O., in the communion
of which church she remained a
devoted member till her death.
Sister Blosser was also an hon
ored and efficient member of the
w. Q. Il. Q. of Logan since its Or
anization. and will be greatly
missed from its ranks, in lis work
of faith, patience of hope and labor
OF love-.
Her last illness began about a
year ago, and though her suffer
ings were severe and protracted.
she bore them with calm resig-
nation to the Divine will, her
faith in the blessed Christ enabled
her 10 reckon that the sufferings of
this present time are not worthy
to be compared with the glory
which shall be revealed in u.s..
The blessed Christ that saved
her IN childhood and guided her in
youth, cheerd her at the approach
of The last evening"" 10 her
husband she said a few days be-
fare her departure. "you can 90
with me to the bank of the river
there Jesus will take me by the
hand and lead me safely over"
Another verificatiol of his pro-
mise, ''Lo! | am with you always,
even unto the end of the world".
"Then let our sorrows cease to flow,
God has recalled his own,
But let our hearts III every woe,
Still say, Thy will be DONE"
The funeral services took place
at her home, conducted by Rev. j.
W. Luccock assisted by Rev. Moore
and Williams.
Her remains, followed bv the
of the w. G. T. U. of
Logan aid a large couconrSe of the
people were deposited in Oak
Grove Cemetery TO await the res
j. F. w.
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SCHOOL ENUMERATION.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-08-04

POPULATION OF LOGAN
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PROBATE NOTICE.
Hooking County Examiners Meetings.
AND THlRDSATURDAYs

The School Examiners of Teachers of
II Hooking County, Ohio, will meet at the
EniOn Srln.li EnuSa ON he
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-08-18
LOOSE BUSINESS METHODS.
somerby, Of the Iron Hall Makes Some
Damaging Admissions.

somerby, Of the Iron Hail Makes some
Damaging Admissions.
INDIANAPOLIS Aug. 1a-Supreme
Justice Somerby was on the stand in
the Iron Hall receivership case, Friday.
The testimony elected was strong
enough to lead the plaintiffs TO bolieve
thnt receiver will be appointed.
Somerby, although having supreme
authority, admitted that he had never
given bond until this spit was brought,
and then only in the sum of s., 600, with
q Detroit undertaken as security. This
bond has not been approved and is not
In force.
Supreme Cashier Davis Is under $50.
900 bond, the witness said, but one OF
the sureties is dead Soinerby adinitted
that the time for which the supreme sit
ting and officers had been elected two
years., had expired
He could point out no authority for
the present body to exist except a sec.
ton authorizing special coli of the
sitting.
The witness did not know where any
of the orders reserve funds, except
$4,000 IN this city, had been invested as
required by the constitution. Ac-
countant Davis had some transactions
involving some $4,000, but Somerby
did not know how this money was in
vested
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FRAUDULENT FOODS.

Analysis at Columbus, o., Show More
yt..a Half Adulterated.
COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 1a.-If the people
Of Ohio have any doubt Of the adultera-
tion Of food articles that they buy as
pure and wholesome, but which are
wicked frauds, they need but take
a glance at the summary which
is given below of the analysis
of foods bought In the open mar
ket by Food and Dairy Commissioner
McNeal. During May, June and July
Of this year there were analyzed 1s
samples Of oleomargarinc, of which 1a
were adulterated; II samples Of butter,
OF which s were adulterated; so sam
pies of vinegar, Of which 81 were adul
terated. samples Of pepper, of which
one was adulterated; 12 samples of lard,
OF which were adulterated; 1S sam.
Piles of coffee, of which 18 were adul
terated; l. sample of mustard, which
was adulterated- There were ex.
amined and found pure, samples OF
maple syrup, 3 of maple sugar, 3 OF
cream tartar, Of baking soda, each
OF cloves, ginger and allsplce. During
the period named twenty-four tests Of
milk were made, and in twelve cases
the milk was found TO be below stand.
ard
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FEARFUL WORK

OF Mad Bull at Gallipolis, O.-Threa
Horses Gored to Death-He Attacks Two
Men After Being Fatally Wounded.
GALLIPoLIs, O., Aug. 15.-John Niday
had large, fine Thoroughbred short
horn. which was about four years old
He had raised the animal, and it was
not regarded as dangerous, but Satur.
day morning it escaped from homo and
went to Geo. Martie's, about two miles
off, and got among his horses and gored
three in such manner that they died
After much trouble they got bim
home again, when he took after Ed.
ward Niday, knocked him down and
threw him about as he would feather
pillow. The enraged animal then start
ed for Mr.. Warder's pasture field,
wherein his horses were quietly feeding.
A gun was finally procured. A young
man named Hively took aim and shot
the animal square in the head. He fell,
stretched out his massive frame on the
green sward and it was thought was
dead, but when lively went up to him
TO cut his throat, he arose like light
ming and charged upon him with wild
ferocity. Hively took to his heels and
barely escaped with his life by getting
into brush heap that was near by,
where he was safe until he reloaded
his gun and put six more shots into
him. Five Of the seven shots pene-
trated his skull, from which the brains
of,zAd
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NO BOYCOTT.
That b What tho A,nerican Federation
Decides In the Carnegie Matter.


That b What the American Federation
Docid-s In the Carnegie Natter.
PirrsBURGH, Aug. A8.LThe execu.
tive board Of tho American federation
of labor met here Friday and after an
'all-day's session decided that no boy.
'cott would DO placed upoa The Carnegie
products at present. The reasons f6r
this, according TO the ofBelsl statement
given out Friday night. ere that The
council is of the opinion that the firm
lis not turning out enough material,
or of a quality 70 justify q boy.
'cott This action, Che statement
says. was decided upon after q
thorough review Of the situation and
with the amalgamated
Officials. Should it be necessary In the
future to order q boycott, however, the
board says, it will not hesitate to do 60,
notwithstanding the threats Of the Arm
to use the conspiracy laws The boards
action, 1t says does not prevent all
sympathizersf from refusing AL products
of the company or sending financial
aid to the locked-out mem A circular
is being prepared and viii be Issued
Saturday, calling for funds TO aid the
strikers. - r-tr 8Ftt
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EATS GRASS AND CACTL
Wild Woman Who Ii Said to Rrowye
In the Texas Meadows.

A Wild Woman Who Ii Said to hro1vpe
In the Texas Meadows.
A young farmer named Martin living
near Georgetown, Tex, recently had an
exciting encounter with mysterious
wild woman who has been terrorizing
the people in the vicinity of George
town for some time past sMartin lives
in the San Gabriel river bottoms. and
after days labor In his cotton field
started homeward. He was crossing a
stretch of dense woodland near the
river when he suddenly came upon the
strange creature which has stirred up
this community. The woman was en-
tirely devoid of clothing and was down
on all fours greedily devouring the ten
der grass and cactus buds Martin
watched her from behind a clump Of
bushes for few minutes and finally
decided 10 attempt her capture. He had
O stout twine string in his pocket with
which he expected to bind her hands
securely. Having laid his plans he
crept stealthily up behind the woman.
He made spring for her and grabbed
her by the foot. The wild creature,
upon being taken by surprise, went
hAO VoAEAOAo ruSo teuu IOuSnL lko D
demon According to Martins story in
the San Francisco Examiner, the battle
was terrible ono while it lasted He
bears deep wounds ON his face and
arms, which he claims were caused by
the woman's teeth and finger nails.
She made no outcry during the encoun-
ter, and after freeing herself she darted
into the underbrush. Martins descrip-
ton Of the strange woman tallies with
that given by the various reliable citi-
zens OF this place who saw her In the
same neighborhood previously.
She Is OF splendid form, about nine
teen years OF age, and has long raven
black hair, which is badly matted and
tangled, giving her q weird appearance.
There are q number Of spacious caverns
slong the San Gebriel river, and it Is
believed that the woman makes her
home h one of these caves When seen
by Wi0iam Sellers and another boy she
was I'M the woods feeding ON grass