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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-11

WE regret that our contemporary,
the Ohio Democrat, under its pre-.
sent management, has taken a posi-.
tlon that is expulsion from the
Hooking aud Ohio Editorial Associa
ton, the most distinguished Editorial
Union in this State and country.
The Association has been in exis-
tence for sixteen years and includes
over one hundred of the most prom
inent newspapers of the state.
through MIR A II Wilson, the
OHIO Democrat became an esteemed
member of the organization.
A primary fundamental rule Of the
Association is TO do no rafting, no
scabbing of prices. When ratt is
established by the laws of the state
or by the rules of the Association,
that rate is maintained. honorable,
fair competition for work is encourag
ed, but Grating" is not tolerated
under any circ instances.
last week in a compititlon for
certain legal work, the Messers
Brehm. present managers of the pa
per, repudlated Mr. Wilson's position
ar Member of the Association, claim
ed h. had no intersest in the paper,
and that the Ohio Democrat would
rat and scab in defiance of the
Union.
We regret the loss of the Ohio
Democrat from the distinguished
fellowship in which its editor,
Mr. Wilson, has had the highest
standing. The SENTINEL has not
been in harmonious business and
political relationship with the Ohio
Democrat, but it has always com
manded our respect and esteem sor
maintaining the honor and dignity 5f
tbe profession, and for being heai.y
coworker In making the Editors
helpful to each other in holding to-
g b er in Union of
fraternal friendship and business
The expulsion |
of the Ohio Democrat, however
will not, as far as our influence
may go, and we take pride In saying
the SENTINEL has an influence in |
the Association it organized, will
not disbar Mr. Wilson from the fel-
|owshlp he has, since the establish
nent of his paper, maintained with
honor to himself and to our profess
ion.
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AN ORDINANCE
To Prevent Obstruction of Viep By
Placing Signs or Advertisements
on Sideudlks.

SECTION l. Be it ordained by the Council of
the Village of Logan, Ohio, that it shall be un-
lawful for any person within the village of Lo-
gan. Ohio, to keep, erect or maintain in con-
nection with their business or otherwise, any
sign or advertisement on, over or across any
street or sidewalk in said village OF Logan, in
such manner or at such place or places IS will
prevent persons occupying any building or
part thereof fronting on said Streets from hav-
ing clear and unObstructed view In each di-
rection along each side of the streets.
SECTION 2. 1t shall be the duty of the mar
shal of said Village to remove all signs and adj
yertisements erected or maintained in violation
of this ordinance after giving the person SO
erecting or maintaining the same ten days no
tice of his intention to remove the same.
SECTION 3. Any person who shall violate any
of the provisions of the first section of this or
dinance, shall upon conviction thereof before
the Mayor of said Village), be fined not more
than $50.
SECTION 4. The word 'person" in this ordi.
nance shall be held to include firm, partner
ship or corporation, us well as an individual.
SECTION 5. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its passage and
legal publication.
Passed January 9th, 1894.
J. M. WHITE, Pres. Pro. Tem,
J. BRUCE DoLLISoN. Clerk.
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: To the Hon. Joseph g Huffman,
Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas for Hooking County, OHIO:
In pursuance of our appointment,
as committee to examine the an
nual report of the County Commls-
sioners of Hooking County, Ohio,
of their financial transactions for
the year ending September l, 1893,
we submit the following as our re-
port and findings: We think the
report, aforesaid, is not such a re-
port as the law contemplates. The
report should contain an itemlzed
statement of the financial transact
ions of the County Commissioners
that is, it should give the aggre-
gate cost. and number of UNITS so
that the public may know whether
fair or unfair price has been paid;
1t should also give the date of pay
ment, as in this example: June Is,
Henry Safer, stone work, Gorden
bridge 56 perch $4,000
BRIDGE AND ROAD FUND.
Item in this fund "allowance
to the trustees of Falls Township"
with several like items of
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-11

Every club of Ten Yearly Sub.
scribers will get one share of 5000.
Every club of Five Yearly Sub
scribers will get one half share of
$1,000.
The number of shares is fixed by
the number of clubs of ten that will
be received by us from
Nov. |, 1893, to March 81, 1894.
On an offer of $1,000 last spring,
running three months, ending June
80, 1898, for clubs of five, each club
agent received $4.53 in cash besides
his commissions. That offer was $500
a month for three months.
We now offer 81, 900 a month for
five months, or a total of
$4,000 for five months,
besides the regular commissions, and
will
Guarantee 10 per cent Gross Profit
A full club of five or ten must
come at one time in order to share in
this offer.
Agents may send as many clubs as
they can raise within time specified
and can have papers sent to any
address.
The WEEKLY ENQUIRER is
the Largest, Best, Clean, Moral, Ele-
waiting Dollar Newspaper for family
favorite now printed in the United
Statee. Sample copies free.
ENQUIRER COMPANY,
CINCINNATI, o.
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Respectively Submitted.
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WARNING TO BOYS,

The boys " hn have been in the
habit Of gathering up autographs
in order TO get into the Opera
House, are hereby notified that the
Autographs will not be accepted
hereafter.
FA HOPPE Mgr,
Rempels Opera House.
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OFFICE OF \
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF HocKINa COUNTY, 0. {
SEPTEMBER, A. d.. 1893.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-01-11

money, paid TO the trustees of va
rious TownsE ips, is paid without
authority of law. This fund should
be expended under direct snpervis-
ion of the Commissioners.
COUNTY FUND.-
We find that under this fund, in
the purchase of stationery for the
use of the County Officers, from
foreign publishers. that thelprices
are exorbitant, amounting u some
instances, to FIVE or six times what
the same article could have been
purchased for at home. They have
paid s25. 90 per thousand for blanks,
which could have been purchased
for, from $3.50 to $500 and $40. 90
per thousand for blanks which
could have been purchased for 81. so
per thousand, and 5000 each for
books which coulI have beer
bought for $3.50. The other pur-
cbases of stationary range in the
same proportion. We find that item
So, County Fund, paid Nelson Arm
strong, making road duplicates,
s2OO.0o and item 81, making and |
Commissioners report
$500 were paid without author
ity Of the Law; and as to item 40,
this fund paid Nelson Armstrong
for indexing the Commissioners !
journal 5000, the majority of the
committee believe said item is paid |
without authority of the law, and
reccomend that, before further pay
ments are made for this purpose.
the opinion of the Court be taken.
Item 8, County Fund, Jail Fees of
the Sheriff. for attending before the
Judge or Court with prisoner. IS
cts. each, is 25cts. on each prison
er for each attendance IN excess of /
the legal fees.
POOR FUND.
We most positively condemn the
loose manner in which the business !
Of the directors of the County In
Urinary has been done, and this ap-
plies to some extent to the commits
sioners of the County. The vouch-
crs on file tor the money paid out
BY the Inirmary Directors show
that in most instances, bills for TEN
poary relief in the several Town
ships, we're presented directly to
the Infirmray Directors; they should
be presented to the Township
Trustees and paid by them. These
bear no evidence on their
face of legal claims against the
County. Sec. 1494 Rev. Statute re-
4uires, that it in all cases of tenn
poary relief, notice must be immed-
lately given the Township Trustees,
by the persons furnishing it, and DO
accrues without this notice,
and we think that these el aims
should be sworn to and show that
his notice bas been given. We find
1nder this fund $4,000 paid Ply
'lclan in Franklin County, direct,
which we say is without authority
If law, as all money for this class
If expenses must be paid to the an-
.horities where the relief Is furnish
I'd. We find that the expenditure
ander this fund is very large,
to more than S56OO.O0
or the year, of this amount more
han half Of it was paid for outside
elief In the several Townshi ps. We
hink more careful exam nation
nto each particular case of outside
elief should be made and the relief
,ranted Ill every case, where it is
possible, should be given IN the In
irmary.
Respectfully submitted,
L D V ickersl
Elmer o Petit Com
j B Riason, Pros. Att'yt
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Coilected on dupilcate, nnes,
COSTS, etc. ....-.......... zI0O6 SS
COUNTY FUND DISBURSEMENTS.
Overdraught September 1st.
lS9z .-............. 1861 AZ
Amount as itemized on Commits.
sioners' Report. ........... 1924 IS
Fer Benevolent institutions. 59s 46
For Clerk of Court fees and al
Wances 60j 80
For sherlff's fees and allow.
ances. ............. sss Al
For School Examiners and JAN
itor ......-.-...... -. as. 90
salary 2ls 80
For Jurors fees. 2545 30
For Prosecuting Attorneys fees
and salary Observation-Disclosures. 5S 80
For election purposes - =. 9i2 "a
For Court constables ... $40 90
diem .:.......... 1880 90
Examination county treasury. 40 %
Justice Of the Peace and consta-
O'e ices Observation-Disclosures. Zu4 II
Auditors salary 1910 90
Witnesses' fees ..... 99l 80
Jauitor's salary 232 %
POstmortem examinations 10 w
COr0ner's inquest. :. -. "a 20
Publishing Delinquent Tax List III 62
Costs Lunacy Inquests ...., 1s4 ~
Costs in Roed cases 12T IS
Agricultural Society y.. 226 50
Farmers Institute ........ 129 SS1Jl
Examination Commissioners re-
port. .-.... IS w
Township Treasurers settling
school funds. ............ 2s so
Cont Stenographer -. ~ 45 90
Paid State School Committee
investigating Treasurer's
account OF Green Township 40 20
Total receipts. 2la24 so
Balance on hand September 1st,
1893 3................ 54s2 SO
BRIDGE FUND RECEIPTS.
Balance on hand September 1st,
1S92 ............ SoiI %
Amount collected on duplicate 1860 Al
--
Total receipts 1908 90
BRIDGE FUND DISBURSEMENTS.
Bridges and repairing roads go. 355l 81
Transferred to county fund.-. 1000 W
Total disbursements. 1861 81
Balance on hand September 1st, t.
1898. Observation-Disclosures. 1851 l9
BUILDING FUND RECEIPTS.
Balance on hand September 1st i
1892, ........:. ~ 1918 IA
Collected on Duplicate . 1913 81
Total Receipts 276I 80
BUILDING FUND DISBURSEMENTS.
Repairing County Buildings. 1888 30
Balance on hand September, 1st
1893. ........................ 1872 go
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To the Hon. Joseph G. Huffman,
Judge of the Common Pleas Court
of Hooking County, Ohio:
In pursuance of section 917 Re.
vised Statutes of Ohio, we, the.com.
missioners of Hooking County Ohio,
hereby submit this, our annual re-
port for the year ending with the
LIST day of September 1893. The fol-
lowing ls q schedule of bile and OK.
penditures allowed us and paid from
the County Treasury, and are class
flied in the several funds from
which the payments have been
made
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The STATE OF OHIO,

The STATE OF OHIO,
HOOKING COUNTY,
/ hereby appoint l.. D. Vickers
and E. o. Petit to investigate and
examine this Report, in connection
with ]. B. RIason, Prosecuting At
torney, and report thereon accord
ing to law.
JOS. G. HUFFMAN,
JUDGE
October 16, 1893.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-30

BEEF-Beef is rather quiet, with the market
a little easier, especially torequsrters; Choice
10 fancy steers, sc,sl5c; prime 6s4CGi g; good
8 .CG6l &c; light, &c extra heavy binds, l0a
Ike; good, 9lztai0c, light, H2d9c; heavy
fores, Asta5c; light, T.; backs, blgd6s4c rat
Ties, 8d3lyc; chueks, yalGi1ac; rounds, o.
short ribs, l0di3c. toinss l2al9c
HLY-Hay is quiet and steady. rnd quoted ~
sl9al7 as TO quality Straw is easy, with the
market at sll 5Idl3 80 for rye straw. Bran j.
frmer. sack spring bran to arrive, 81 %
sack winter, SIS 50; sack spring middlngs'
SIS gSaIs 50; winter, SO; mixed feed, d2-
red dog -four, ssoaA, Sott .,S meal '-4 ~
LANES AND MuTToNs-Lambs are fairly nrm-
hui nuftons are quiet and easy. Veals are also
easier Spring lambs, lasc, ~ 70 quality
choice 10 fancy fall lambs, 6d1c good 10 choice.
5isa6c: yeariings, 6,G6l2c; muttons, Gao gc'
choice heavy Brightons, 1td1i C choice eastern
veal Sdgisc: common to good, sd4t2ci brgh-
tons and fancy sG919e -, ~ /,
.,ir,,ed 10 arrive quoted at 81 9Gg2c; No. 2,
sOtta4ic. No white, 40d4 O'sc The spot mar
kef i very quiet No clipped 45a ~ 81 No.
5 sld4l Igc: No white, 4O19a4le; No white,
aJd G0i -: No. mixed. 5Sc 49,.
APPiJE--Apples are quiet at: Williams SO
> ~. mppins and porters, ~ @9gl -; Aialnt
astrachans and duchess u <Sel ~, common
snnies. 75(du. Pears are quoted ~ - y ~ Tor
.,d,ppd native Bartletts; Clapps, - 5ooS 2 NH:
orAToEs-togatoes are about steady Ma
,;,.ss 81 b1d2 z Dbl; eastern, 81 5G2; Rhode
III. \
epg6sc > busbel Maine central and New
Hamnshire rose and hebrons, a5G5Oc =
CopN-Carn Is firmer. to arrive, with NO. =
rq,;,-,go yellow quoted at o3tgc. ne spot
','.i',f il steady, with track steamer yellow
Ma AZ tsii.c This Is about the market
'a.,rss-( h,e-se is very firm: Northern ful
10 md twins qis,dl0c fair 70 good, eG
81 ,t..rn choice Sdei &C: fair 70 good, "a
- Liverpool is cabled AZ 46s
EeGs-Eggs are rner h5s'era iiiSg it IN,
,,..-rsr-n. I5l sdlec; southern, nominal la
20 tt,,-s5eerya-rhe firm position Of butter y re-
t'.d and quotations are fully sustained
talhe9t' -, changed from yesterday
th ss,t7., IT'he cornineal market Is qmet and
.aii,-'T,,ed Oatmeal Is very dun
'ponK1p Pork provisions are s'eAuy an" u''
,.,,.y,.d In quotations.
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Final Settlement.

6TATEOF VERMONT. I In Probate Court, hela
EAypOtpH DTsTRICsT Sc lat Chelsea in said district
~ tie 18th day OfAugust A.D 1884 Carts = Emers
admr. OF tue estate OF Aua.ea n NovdfuH.
Lie OfChesea IA said District. deceased. pre-
enIs Lls adminstr. account for examination Aho
allowance. and makes application for decree ol uls
utluUn aud partition Of the estate 81 said aeoeas'
WhereupOn.it is ordered by said Court
Ia SAID account and said application De reierreu 70
d session Of said court. to be- held Al the Orahgs
tcauig Hotel In said Chelsea 90 the zVt,l "a 49,.
SEPT A. b. 1891 for hearing aud decision thereon /.
arH t BE- further ordered. thai ~ pelsVh
a.eTested be notined hereof, by publication o. ~
ice % said application and order thereon. tuies
Wtess successively in the HERALD ASn NkMs,
lspeT published IN Randolph. and whSh siiru's.f iS
q ne uelRhborhood Of those Interested pei tH ,fc
ai uact. and Vi they see cause. object tileiet"'
'''s WN. II. NICHOLS. JUDGE.
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A STRIKE FOK FREEDOM.
A sonof Judge Thompson Takes aLittle
Journey in the World.

Frank ID. Thompson, SON of Hon
l.. II. Thompson of the supreme court,
has left for parts unknown.
For two years past, young Thomp'
son has been student at the st
Johnsbury academy, where he had
creditable standing both as a scholar
and gentleman. He was well known
to many of our people, and they will
be Interested in the story of his fight.
The young mamie is about 10
years of age-left his home at Ii'as-
burgh about week ago. His rela-
tions with the family were entirely
pleasant, and there is no ascertaina-
BILE cause for his leaving. He had on
ly about twenty dollars in money.
From lrasburgh, young Thompson
was traced to Montreal and thence to
Rouse's Point, N. y, where the clue
was lost AT last accounts, the par
ents had gained no trace of his where
abouts. ST. Johnsbury Republican.
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Commissioners, Notie..

LsTAIE o. NdfdTI d tftUfEt.
The undersigned, having been appointed hv IN,
Probate Court for the District OF Randolph Commits
soners TO receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate OF Sarah j.
Geo &c late Of Washington In said District deceased
andall claims exhibited in Offset thereto
hereby give notice that will meet for purposes
Aforesaid al the Office OF W. Hatch, Chelsea VT.
90 the 18TH day of January next. A. d., 1895.
0UiOckpm .until O'Clock pm. Of said day and
that six from the 18Th dsv OF JnlyA. 1894 Is the
time limited by said Court for said creditors TO pre-
sent their claims for examination and allow
suUe. Dated AT Chelsea this 2lst day OF July 1894
90. Ni,Le ! rn +; mnAiCh commissioner.
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NATE or VERMONT. Tin Probate toort, aei ~.
h&FpOLpH DISTRICT. ssN Chelsea ~ ~ ,sa -
tiu District. on the 10th daY ~ Augusta -, -,
trrest A. Corwin. administrator Of tie staie ~
NLsou H. Grim late of Tunbridee IN SAID aisitl''
o. CEASED. makes applica- ..,f
siste Of said deceased sirutttd IN Ianni idse.
ttrrssentlng that the sae Is necessary l"t pay '"
e. .ttt debts % saii deceased ,s t,
40 court. that said application De reiers &c.,, ~
session thereof 10 b. held a. tile frohA,e x ~. a.
SAID Randoph on thellih day Of sept. 81. ~ ~
b4rug and decision thereon. and y y y ig
afrec thar an persons interested be noiiei 80 ~
b Publication n notice Of said application ~
dtr iacreon three weeks successfully IN the neiai
tnc News published al Randolph before sati Nh. l.s
tf4Fug thar they may appear a. salo INC s. nrf
.al n hey SEE cause. Object TIE % f,.
aE ATTEST. WILLIAM Il. NICHOLS. 'ua-e
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Vermont Census Figures.

The compendium of the 18th cen
sus, Just issued, contains many inter-
esting statistics concerning Vermont.
From the figures relating to State
debts of 1890, il appears that the to-
tai school, municipal, county and
state debts, less sinking funds, amount
ed 10 S2.7s2.373. This makes the in
debtedness per capita, Sll.39, and less
than that Of any other New England
state. The debt Of the state of YER
mont, less sinking funds. is given as
sl4s,4l6, or - cents per capita. The
cash productive assets of the state
government at that time were 1888, 200.
The value of all mineral products in
1889 was S5,674,022. The number
Of church organizations in the state
IN 1890 was 904; the number of church
editices, S02; the total value of church
property, -, 643, 500; the seating ca
pacitv Of the churches, 237 900, and
the number Of communicates, lO6,-
3l5. The total foreign-bom popula-
ton in 1890 was 43.0ss, of which mum
Der the Dominion OF Canada furnished
- 004: Ireland, $50; England, 3,5ls;
Scotland, !, 7a0; Germany. 81; Italy,
455; Sweden, so; France, 10; Russia,
1913: Switzerland, 20; Denmark, 5s;
China, 80, and Portugal, 30.
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On. May Die.

MoRRIsyILLE, Vt, Aug. 24.-oficers of
'nis town We're summoned at ? o'clock
Yesterday morning to arrest two men
Jolh MeDermott and Gregg Aldricb
both were intoxicated and had been fight
ing LOT several hours at point mile
from here. Both were taken to iail.
where Aldrieh is in "a very dangerous con
ultlon. His skull is thought to be frac-
tured, and it is believed that he will die
There will be no hearing in the case until
Aldrlch's real condition is known.
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Reunion Of Company F, lst regiment

Reunion of Company +, list Regiment
Pursuant TO call issued thro' the
Monitor Of Aug. 9th. thirteen mem.
bers OF Battery +, ist Vi. Heavy Ar
tillerY and lth Regiment of Nolun.
tecrs, mel last Friday in the G.. A. II.
hall al Barton. The meeting wa,
called to order by Thomas Marnock,
who stated that the company has an
honorable war record. having left
seyenty->ix Of its members dead on
Southern soil more than that of any
other regiment in the company: that
il also had more than one hundred
still living. many Of them IN this yicin-
ity expressing a desire FOR an organic
alton that annual reunions might
hereafter be held. and stating that
nothing but sickness or death would
prevent him from giving one day in a
year To attend such "a gathering.
These sentiments We're concurred in
by Charles Blodgeti of Danville and
others, and an organization was per-
fected by electing a. u. Matthews
president. and +. II Webster, secreta-
~ and treasurer. The above officers
were also elected to serve as an execu-
tive committee. After the organiza-
ton. a few hours were spent renew ing
old acquaintance and in social visit
ing and STORYTELLING, and the meeting
was adjourned TO some time in OctO-
Der. when the first reunion Of the
company will be held at Barton Land
ing. The date is 10 be fixed later by
the president and secretary Orleans
County Monitor.
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Estate Of CYNTHIA PACKARD

Tie undersigned. having been apnaintedbv the lion
Probate curt Tor tie District II Hartford commits
solers. TO receive examine and adjust ali csi,,s
aud demands OF all persons against estate of
tbla Packard late If Stockhrdgem said District A..
ceased, ana all claims exhibited In offset thersfo
hereby give noiiee y ~ W. viii meet for lie nurpos.
~ aIoresaid.at r. v Hassa's store In Ga, syills
OF me 5ih day OF September AMI
he I'm day ~ Decenii eNt from ? n II, unti;
O'Clock, y. SAID day and that SIN ulontns iron,
the 18th day Of June A. D. 1894 is the time limited by
sad Court for said creditors to present their claims
10 Us for examination and allowance
Dated al Stockbrdge this l4th day OF Aug A n 1894
VI. J.. WYMAN. in Commission.
iOs9 X. +. WILSON ers
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The Undersigned having been appointed by the Hon
Probate Court for the District Of Hartford Com.
tussioners 70 receive, examine and adjust an claims
and demands Of all persons aPainst the estate az
Anse Burbank late Of Bethel In said District
deceased. and all claims exhibited In Offset thereto
hereby give notice that win for the purposes
aforesaid AZ the store Of r. L. Martin in said Bethel
on the 30 day Of Sept. and day of November next
from O'Clock pm. until O'Clock, p m, each OF said
days. and that xix months IRON the 2lst day Of july
D. 1894 Is the ime limited hv said Court for SAID
creditors present their claims to us for examine
tluu and allowance.
Dated At Bethel this % dav Of August AID 1884,
j. l.. MARTIN Com
1853 NJ G.. Stafford (misbioners