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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-03
BLOOD TELLS.
Hooking Haweater Appreciated,

Our former Logan boy, Jack Wright,
who some years ago. removed with his
parents to Lancaster, has OIL many oc-
casions shown the thorough bred Hook
ing blood in his head and heart, and has
had kind appreciation from the good
people among whom he has cast his
lines. He is one of the brilliant leaders
of the Lancaster Bar, tie esteemed and
capable prosecuting attorney of the
county; Democratic warrior, in the
front lines all the time, and at odd times
contributor to the HoCKING SENTINEL. A
new testimonial to his ability and in
tegrity is shown by the following notice
published in last weeks Lancaster Eagle:
NEW ADMINISTRATOR.
This morning, in the Probate Court,
Judge Rutter appointed Prosecuting
Attorney John NJ. Wright. administrator
DE BoNIs NON with the will annexed of
the late Maria d. Fisher, with bond of
S39,O 900. The administrator so appoint
ed succeeds s. j. Wright, the executor
named in the win of the dtcedent.
The appointment Of Prosecutor Wright
as administrator of this estate, canuot
fail TO give entire satisfaction to all con-
cerned. His knowledge of his duties as
such administrator, and his ability as a
lawyer, coupled with his appreciation of
the peculiar and highly responsible cir
cumstances under which he serves, all
warrant faithful and intelligent per-
formance of his duties. and is an allsuf-
fcien- guaranty to every person con-
cerned, that their rights will be repre-
sented and protected, and entire justice
be accorded to each and all.
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The HCcMnG Sentinel
Representative and Senatorial dele
gates.

The delegates to the Representive and
Senatorial conventions were elected by
townships Messers Wright, McBroom and
Schnal had their names and the names
Of th cir selected delegates printed on all
the tickets. The names of Senatorial
delegates were not printed, no candid -
,e being announced. 1t is claimed that
the candidates elect delegates in the
aggregate as follows. Wright 10: Nc
Broom 3: Schasl l: Swepston G.
We hope that the convention be held
at an early date, and as n compromis
suggest New Plymouth as the place.
The following is u list Of rhe delegates
elected.
Benton--Rep. Del. Fl J, Chilcote
Sen. Del Il. E. Chilcote: Falls-Rep.
Del. James narsel, Peter Bright, Sen.
Del. H. Trimmer. Eph. Shultz; Falls
Gore-Rep, Del. A. j. Burgess; Good
Hope Rep. Del. Albert Weir, Sen. Del.
Albert Martin: Green lst-P. Rep. Del.
Wm, Woodruff; Sen. Dell. L. Floyd:
Green 2nd-Rep. Del. Geo McFadGen
Sen. Del. VIM Barthlow Laurel-Rep
Del. W. G.. Palmar Sen. Del. J. A.
Cupp. Marion-Rep. Del. John Kistler.
RlasonBarnes SEN Del. F. P. Martin, Gee.
Weidner. South Perry Rep. Del. I.
Floyd Sen. Del. John Riser. Laprelville
Rep. Del, Gne, W. Williamson Sen,
Del. D, Black: Salt Creek-Rep. Del.
Jacob karshner, Henry Varfossen;Sen.
Del. S. NJ. Robson, Nelson Karshner
Starr-Rep. Del. Chas Duffy; Sen. Del.
!. Y. Hartsel. Ward-Carbon Hill Rep.
Del.S. P, Booth, John Smith; Sen. Del
Geo w. Lloyd John Dyson. Ward MUIR
ry City Rep. Del. Geo Gloe ckner. Geo.
Hite, Adam Anderson; Sen. Del. Jos
Tharton, A dam Anderson. Washington,
Rep. Del. r C Wadsworth; Sen. Del.
c II Reicl lev.
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WE expect the Old warrior Pursell
to howl this week about the suspen-
sion OF the pension of the old veter-
an Reid of Rene, aged 50 years and
the burning of Hoke Smith in effigy.
1t is from texts like this, tnat Repub-
licans fire the loyal heart. The old
soldier Read made application for a
pension under the two laws. lie
could not get a pension under the old
law, on account of insufficient ev!-
dence. He was passed under the
dependent act. lie conducts store,
owns farm of three hundred acres,
and IS rich. He went before Dem
ocratic pension Board last week, and
is assured of pension under the
service act. The Indignation meet
ing said to have been held, was a
drunken row Of about a dozen men.
No efiigy was burned. Read and
his respected neighbors join IN atii-
dayits to this statement of facts,
and send to Secretary Smith. But
the subject is in kind and keeping
with the text for Pursell's editorials.
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GEORGE W. MORGAN.

General George W. Morgan, of
Mt, Vernon, Ohio, died at Fortress
Monroe on Wednesday evening
last. The General left home sew
eral weeks ago for his health. He
was the last surviving general of
The Mexican War, had served in
Congress, and at the time Of his
death was one of The Trustees of
The Insane Asylum at Columbus.
General Morgan was hero of
three wars. He was born at Wash
Ington, Pa. III 1920. In 1886 he en-
listed and served in the war for
the independence Of Texas. He
volunteered for he Mexican war
was elected Colonel of the Second
Ohio. In February,1S 1S47,he fought
and repulsed Gen. Urea and force
ten times his own strength, for
which he was promoted TO the
senior colonelcy Of the eight ad-
ditional Infantry regiments TO the
regular army, and was the only
officer in that war who command
ed volunteer and regular reg
iment.
His career in the War OF the Re-
bellion was a brilliant one. lie
was in Europe when the first bat
tie of Bull RIM was fought, and
Immediately returned, volunteered
and took charge of The column to
occupy he State OF Texas, at the
suggestion of Secretary Chase.
He filed with homer many I'M
poriant commands, but he capture
of Arkansas Post saw his last act
i've work. He has been through
many hard fought battle and
won much glory and renown. His
health was seriously broken and
he resigned in June, 1863.
In 1865 he was nominated by
acclamation as the Democratic
candidate for Governor of Ohio.
He was three times nominated bv
acclamation and three times elect
ed 10 Congress from his District.
While in Congress he served on
committees of foreign relations,
military affairs and reconstruction.
In The Forty second Congress he
received the Democratic vote for
Speaker OF the House.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-03

Our esteemed cotemparary, the
Valley Journal, which 70: while
gave token of being Republican or
gan of the Foraker faction, for a
tine lately went baa-a-ing after Sheep
and wept bitter tears because the
price Of WOODEN stockings would go
down with the price of wool from
of which our good house wives knit
them; Last week the Horse is made
the subject css descusion and
is forcibly illustrate d !,
with all the details Of the problem
fully analyzel. The Valley Jour
nal as a Stock Journal is recommend
10 Stockmel.
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The Merchants Picnic,

At Buckeye Park, yesterday was,
like every thing Logan undertakes,
a great success. Over six hundred
tickets were sold. Those, with the
railroad men. city officials, and
newspaper men, made crowd CT
no, less than seven hundred.
All The stores in The town,eXcept
Kimberling's, were closed. Only
one man Is reported to have come
TO town. He don't take the papers.
Ont Of regard for his dead ances-
lors.hls name is withheld. Partic
ulars of the pleasant event will
be given next week.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-03
THE LOGAN POST OFFICE.
The Business 'rranshaced. How
it is Done, and Some other
Matters.

The Post Office is the peoples of
fee. 1t does business with nearly
every body. Its patrons are the peo-
pie, each person having equal rights,
privileges and entitled to proper
courtesy and attention.
There is scarcely person, say of
those able to read or write, who
does not send or get letter or a
paper.
We give below a summing of the
post office business for the month of
July, III even one haundreds.
Local papers, dispatched. 80, 600
Foreign papers received and dis
patched. l6,3OO
Drop Letters and pack ages dispatch
ed. ......,...... 3S, 300
Foreign Letters received and dispat-
ched d............ 46, 600
This is about $500 postal art icles
handled each day, handled twice, re-
ceived and dispatch ed: about $50
each hour, nearly 10 every min
ute.
When it is considered that every
letter dispatched must be stamped,
cancelled, that every letter received,
stamped ''recelved," the amount Of
''hustling" IN an Office may be ina
gined, and when the good people
come for their mail, and first think
how often the directions are illegible
and careful scrutiny is required and
that 10 packages are twice handled
every minute of the 10 hours of a
day, they will not, perhaps, be too
cross to the clerks.
A suggestion may be in order.
Write the name and post office.
giving county, as plainly as possible,
This will be very advantageous to
all the post officials and parties con-
cerned.
We give an instance; the writer
proposes to send letter to "Levi
Greer, SAINT, O." The letter before
us may be read, Lewis Green, Lem
Grim, Leon GREW, Grimes, Grain,
Guer, and several more. The word
''Sant" can be decipered TO look iii 9
Liant, Sent, Saint, Don't and lots
more other similar names. The
post master don't know where SAINT
is, hasn't time to hunt it up, so he
sends it off on the first train. 1t is
new post Office to the new postal
clerk on the train. He has no time
to fool with it. Business Letters,
plainly addressed, are first disposed
of, and as he is reaching Columbus,
or Pomeroy, tired and vexed he
shoves off 'sSant' to Cincinnati or
Cleyeland. After a month tue let
ter gets to the dead letter Office. 1t
is found to be letter from Brown
offering a dollar or thousand dol
lars for the purchase of chicken or
a farm. Prices have gone up or
gone down and the writer or the per-
son addressed may be tie looser of
much money.
The post master, some one of
them of course, is blamed.
1t Is insisted that letters be
plainly addressed, and unless the
post office is we'll and generally
known, give name of the county.
The money order business is
branch of the service that requires
almost the entire time of one clerk.
1t is banking business, and the
amount of business transacted,
would if told, seem Incredible.
Besides the work above namel
there were Registered matter, IS,
parcels from Logan, and 80,
passing through Office.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-03

TIE Silver Anniversary of Bishop
Watterson at Columbus, next Tues
day, promises to'be a great occasion
in the Catholic Church of this do
cese. Nine Bishops will be i'll at
tendance, and take part IN the relig-
ious exercises. 1t is expected that
twenty Thousand uniformed Knights
will be IN the procession. Elk Con
gresham, John O'Neal, of ZInesvllle,
will be master of ceremonies at the
Banquet. Mike Daugherty of Ian
caster, will make the speech, present
ing testimonials to the Bishop.
Elk Governor Campbell, will res
pond 10 the toast. ''The President
of the United States. "Gov. Mckinly
to "rhe great State of Ohio, Mayor
Karh to-The City cf Columbus. "
Tne knights of St.John, accom-
PANIED by the Macarthur Band. and
the Knights lro.h Ba;htel Tlll attend
in Duly.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-03
THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING

Jim Campbell should be the next
Democratic candidate for Governor.
lie opened the fight in Ohio two
years ago against the Republican
Tariff lniquity with the champion
of that policy as his antagonist. Hand
icapped by senseless disaffection in
our own party and assaulted by the
entire force of the national Republl
can organization, he won such prestige
that the battle then was the begin
nmg of the down fall of the party
IN this country and in Ohio. The
laurels of that great campaign were
Campbell's.
The issue, the national issue,
Tariff Reform, is before the People
now, again for ultimate disposal,
and Ohio is the arena. Jim Camp
bell is our leader by all that is SELL
slble in polltlcs, all that is just and
wise III StatelnallSnlp.
If Jim Campbell comes to Ohio
to the state convention, we will no.
inmate HIM. lie may not, indeed
he does no., want the nomination,
but he is Soldier Statesman and
Democrat. and when his party,
when his friends, when the people
of OHIO call HIM to lead the fight,
he is Of that stuff to lead.
With Campbell! for our candidate,
and the lightings will play in OHIO
this fall! 1t will be a campaign such
as this generation has not witnessed.
1t will be a fight for prize, great
err than crown. Let the ablest rep
resentatives Of the two great parties
have the fight over again, free.
fair fight, and the policy of this
government will have settlement for
this generation, with Campbell as
the Man and Tariff Reform the
Policy Of the future of this Repab-
lie.
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Legal Notice.
SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th. Day of July. 1898.

George r. McFadden. raul Fox, Charles
Campbell, John Reuter- and Others filed
their petition in the Probat Court of Hook
ing County, Ohie. praying for the establish
ment OF II Special School District in Green
and Starr Townships, in said county, en-
bracing the following territory, fO-wil:
Beginning at the north west corner of
Section Seven ca in Green Township. Hook
ing County, Ohio; thence west across the
+. Kreitz lands to their west line; thence
south along said west line to the public
highway thence in q south-westerly course
along the line between the lands of Robert
Wright and the Haydenyille Mining and
Mfg. Co 10 the north west corner OF Il
Patton heirs lands; thence along the
north west corner; thence south along the
western boundary of said lands TO their
south west corner, at the Township line
between Green Township and Starr Town
ship; thence west along said township line
10 the north west corner OF Section Is, in
Starr Township; thence south along said
Section line TO the south west corner of the
tion Is. to the sonth east corner of said Com
pany'S lands in Section II of Starr Town
ship; thence north to the Township line;
thence east TO the south east corner of Sec
ton 7, in Green Tow nshir; thence north
along SAID section line one-half (13) mile;
thence north-westerly to the north west
corner of Section !, in Green Township, be-
timers appointed to act i'll the premises will
meet at the Odd Fellows Hall III Hayden
vile IN said Township OF Green on Wedues
day the 30th day of August, \. ID. 1893, at 10
O'Clock n. NJ, to discharge the dulles OF their
said appointment.
W, T. ACKER,
IJuly 27-it Probate Judge.
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

George Alley, whose place of residence is
Unknown " i'll take notice that on the 18th
day OF July 1893, Sarah f.. Alley filed her
petition in the Court of Common Pleas OF
II locking County, Ohio. praying iHr divorce
from said George Alley on the ground of
gross neglect OF dutyand williul abSenccand
Tor aliInOny To be charged on defendants
real and personal estate. and that said cnuSe
VIII lie for heariug on and after Septem her
llth. 1885, Wright & PCttit, Att'ys Tor PlH
tuiy ~ 6y-.
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A!sSIGNEES NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed and qualiheu ns
assignee in trust for the benefit of.the credi-
tors of Abraham Frenkel OF Jobs Hooking
County, Ohio. All persons indebted TO Said
aSsigh or will make Immediate payment, ana
creditors will present their claims, duty
authenticated, to the undersigned for allow
ance.
July % 1893 8n Id, VICKERS,
Logan, Ohio.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the follow ing
accounts and vouchers nave been filed in the
Probate Court of Hooking County, ONO ior
first and final settlement,
Johu Await Guardian of John +. Await
Mary L. Await and Barbora n. Await,
The same will come on for hearing on the
18TH day OF August. 1898, at l0lo'clock, Il m, or
as soon thereafter as may bu convenient.
July 2O-3t VT AChER, Pro Judge
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WILL s, LARIMER

has opened a New Grocery
Store in the Bishop Build
ing, and has on hand a
complete stock of all the
staple groceries and pro-
visions. He makes a
specially Of country pro-
duce, buying directly from
the farmers at home, and
saving the produce for his
home customers. He ships
no produce that the people
Of Logan may want. Call
and leave your order with
WILL S. LARIMER.
Bishop Building.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
IN accounts and vouchers have been filed IN
the Probate Court of Hooking County, ,Ohlo,
for first and fiI.,l settlement.
Samuel II. Bright Administrator OF the
estat OF David A. Miller deceased
And the same will come on tor hearing on
the 10Th day of Aug. 1893, Mt 10 O'Clock, a. m.
or rs soon thereafter as may be convenient
| July. 203tl w. y. ACKER. Probate Judga
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PROBATE NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ accounts and vouche rs have been filed in
the Probate Court OF Hooking county, Ohio
for first and final settlement.
George Gill Administrator OF the estate
of acOb Miller deceased.
And the same viii come for hearing on
the Goth day of Aug. 1898, IL O'Clock. n. m.
or as soon there alter as may be convenient.
Aug 3th. W, J.. hLkER,
Probate Judge.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been filed IN The
Probate Court of II Hockins County, Ohio, for
second settlement.
J ohm NJ. Buchanan, Guardian of Gilberts
Smith,
And the same will come on for hearing on
the 18th day of August, 1893, at 20 O'Clock
a m. or as soon thereafter as may be "onve-
nient. W.T.. ACKER. Probate Judge.
[July 20 lS933w.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN accounts and vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court of Hooking County, ONO,
;or First partial settlement,
Noah Ree.y Executor of the witt OF
Dani el Beery, deceased,
And the same will come on for hea ring on
the 18th day OF August, 1898, III O'Clock am,
or as soon thereafter as may be convenient.
July &c 1881 W.T.ACKER, Probate Judge
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@GU1'4l4a4zE 3 CO.

To show our appreation of patronage, Veg
have purchased fine line of double door &
easel albums. The exterior is of superior z,
quality of plush, elegantly ornamented with 3
staos head IN oxidzed silver and beveled ].
French plate crecent mirror. The interior is 3
beautiful imitation of mahogany with open
ngs for 81 cabinet photos and 8 card pictures &
We are gong to make a present of one of E
these beautiful albums with $40. 90 pur ss
chase or sell same for five dollars cash q
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ASSIGNEES NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersign-
~ ed has been appointed and qualified as
Assignee in trust ior the benefit of The cfedi-
tors o David Harris and Samuel Radln noin9
business under the firm name OF harr,S Il
Will make imnedi aIa payment and crrdi-
tors VIII present their, claims. duty auih-
entocated. to tie undersigned, for allow
IN. 7ait- :. D. vTCEERs,
Logan OhiO.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate ofDAVID b. WHITCRAFr deceased
The undersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified as Administrator of the Estate
of David BWhitcratt late OF Hooking county,
deceased.
Dated this Sth day of June a. D. 1893
Aug33t t. THOMAS ID. WOODS.
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Democratic
STATE CONVENTION.
HEADQUARTERS DLMoCRATIC
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE

STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO, JUNE 10, 1893.
BY Order OF the Democratic State Central
Committee:
The Democrats Of Ohio are requested to
meet in delegate Convention in the city of
Cincinnati on Wednesday and Thursday.
August . and 10, 1898, to place in nomination
candidates for the following office, namely:
Governor, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Judge ofthe
supreme Court, Treasurer of State, Attorney
General, Member OF the Board OF Public
Works and Dairy and Food Commissioner.
The basis of representation to said Conven-
tion is one delegate for each 500 or each fract-
tion of $50 or ov er OF that number of votes
cast fot Grover Cleveland for President in
1892. All the delegates to the State Convention
shall he individually selected in the several
counties of the State before coming to said
Convention. rs mass delegations Will not be
recognized. The Democrats of every county
are required 10 select and name their local
Committee of Organ iZation and report the
same 10 their member of the state Central
Committee ut the district eauCrs TO be held
at p' m. on Wednesday August 81 In the
Conver ton each county is entitled to
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-03

THE times are improving. The
crop sare moving. Money is clr-
culating. Health, peace plenty,
prevail. Providence is with us. These
are Democratic times. Now is the
time to subscribe, pay when you
Dlease.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-08-03

AswE have heretofore remarked
we do not ask our country delinquents
to pay US anv cash. Bring Us Some
thing to Eat.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Probate Judge
VIM. F. Bowen.
For Sheriff
Charles T. Brandt.
For Clerk of the Court
Daniel III. Lappen
For Prosecuting Attorney
Jacob Is. Riason.
For Commissioner
George Weidner.
For lnfirmary Director
Isaac A. Wright.
For Coroner,
Daniel Heft.
For Surveyor
James w. Davis.
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G. ID. critics, CHAIRMAN.
w. T. WEAR, Secratnry.
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. 4 ndisposed to treat you wrong.
& To us in numbers you will throng.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-02
Chinese Theafer Lease.

The sale of tenancy at will of
the Chinese theater was sold yes
terday noon by Minister King. 1t
brought $3.50 per month. The
amount realized from this building
formerly was only $50. Upon a
notice of 80 days by the govern
ment the present lease can be ter
minated. The adjoining store,
which was included in the old
lease, will be sold at auction
separately. A Chinaman by the
name Of Wong Chong secured
the lease of the theater.