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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-12-12
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price 65 cents.
That Mrs Work, Robeit and
Charlotte Work andMrs Wood return.
: e | from Atlanta Saturday evening.
That John Sllsher ia the origanator
of the finest cock tail ever made.
That John WeIlman and Cap
Freisner changed thumbs. Ask Cap.
! That Tom Price and wife xrent
: Sunday at Shawnee.
That Several Of our young ladies
gave a minist e! performances at pri-
va,e hs use lat week.
That Lawrence Yergss spent Sun
day in Columbus.
That JOHN White is the finest bill
lar ! player in town.
That Mrs Gertrude Fisher and
Minnie Ambrose were callers at this
office Monday.
That Jullas Friesbury, prominent
whiskev dealer of Cincinnati was a
ca ler on his frieuds last Friday.
That Chas Bowihy, Bruce Dollison
Milt Martin were callers at this Of
tice Tuesday Morning.
That Mr. and Mrs Fred Preston of
Nelsonville spent Thursday in his
city the guest of Mr. and Mrs Ghas
Rose.
That Arthur Wilson and sister
Miss Bertha of the l.aurelyil Re
cord spent Thursday in this city.
That Mr. Joe Luckcr and his ac-
complised wifi. are the guest of MIR
and Mrs John Luker on North Mul.
berry.
That Elmer Shockey of 7 he
Shocksy Bros. Band WAS in this city
Friday soliciting for grand ball at
Macarthur.
That young business man was
sent by his grandmother for ''citron'
and brought home 'suiet."
That they are in the post Office 8
letters uncalled for. Charles Berek-
art, Darius Barclay and Mrs Tom
Polling can get them by calling at
the office.
That Jean Cook who is working
at The Insane Asylum at Columbus
spent Sunday in this city.
That the Cincinnati Enquirer says,
Mr.. Luke Lshm,n, a prom
lent business man of Logan Ohio.
is in this city this week.
That the Sociable club wa, enter
Lained in handsome manner Satur-
lay night by Charley Deishlie in
in honor of his a5th birthday. i,
That Rice and Barton are PLAYING
n Columbus tonight and balance of !,
his week. The Columbus press
peak well Of it. +.
That some school children in
cleveland were caught in the act of
giving a living picture show and {
we're arreted. They got the idea I
rom the Opera Company that 6
vas playing there last week. {
That our boys are talking of Civ
ng a grand masquerade ball on New
ears eve. Get your custumes !
eady and make it one of the most
ieaborate affairs ever held in this
:ity. Push it along"
That Unie Bright who has been !:
in Lancaster left that city .
Wednesday for Athens where he has :,
ecured positen in the Hotel Berry
'arber shop. ,
That 7 Il Hane has organized a g
ranch of the Buckeye State Build !
ng and Loan Co of Columbus with O
90 shares with Chas Work AZ Pres,
/. +. Rayman, Sec'tv., Chas. ID. t
Brown, Treas. and Col. :. Weldy II
orney. c
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-12-12
ME HOOKING yENTI yEIy
HARRY S. GREEN, City EDrron

IL 1PrTeS, matchmaker.
Tlad Thompson is again on the
streets.
Sam Dern;s was in Rockhridgc
Monday.
-ierges makes pecalty Of re
pairing.
james Mount, of Adrlpha. is il
the city.
VIM. G.-een was up from Green
this week.
john Cook, of Green was in the
CRY, Tuesday.
John Arnold spent Sunday in
Nclsonvile.
Geo. Miller, Of I'esboro, was in
the city, Saturday.
John Easterling has moved lis
family to Logan.
Logan has some girls who think
they are very pretty.
John Arnold makes this offic,
his headquarters now.
The hydraulic pumps for the
water-works have arrived.
-lergcs rel airs watches, clocks,
rings, necklaces and glasses.
john Hanson las moved frt III
Fulton, Ill.,, TO Finton, Iowa.
-Asei Arnold, of ncar Gore, was
smiling on his son John, Monday.
james Storkiey. of Green Town
ship, was seen on oar streets, Satur-
day.
Miss Mary B!asius. who has
b,en visiting in Columbus, has rctur. :
ed home.
Work on the storm drainage has
',nmenced near the Logan Pow
Works.
A fill is being made in the canal
for another crossing in the West
End this week.
--Yerges tor Christmas presents.
Sunday MAS fine day for walk
ing but We failed to see the three
gents with canes.
Ed. Allen and "Smile," De!p
were cutting quite. swell in the city
of Nelsonville, Sunday.
H. w. Leach and james Har-
den, prominent citizens of Iesbaro,
were seen On our streets last Monday
Mr.. Chas Sours, the baker ut a
Drew's, while takin the bread out of
the oven run the peel through his
hnnd.
Miss Jessie Foster, after pro-
trac,ei visit in Logan, has returned
her hom. 1T Sugar q 'ove, for the
winter.
Al. Sites, known as "3aly',
has returned to his Eome at Canal
Dover, after giving the water works
u good start.
The Rathhone Sisters will meet
on Thursday, Dec. 26, for nomina-
ton of officers. All Sisters invited
to be present.
Mr.. Joseph Kemper. the accom-
modating clerk at .. Z. Piercc's, af.
ter lay-up of two weeks from
sprained ankle is now able to be at
his old place.
-Councilman Peter kleinsmidt,
who with his brothers are employed
in repairing the iron Furnace at Ton
AMANDA, n. V, came back last week !
to assist in disposing cf an entanle- :
meut ia the Council, over the sewer
aye. He has returned to his work.
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That o s White and wife spent
I Sunday in columbus.
That Rufus Reber of Char estonW
Va is the guest Of his brother Cal
Reber this week.
That Capt Freisner will entertain a
few friends to night.
That Chautauqua circle was hand
somely entertained by Anna Hart
last Friday night.
That there is 81 cases Of Rhuma-
tism at present in this city, acual
count.
That Mrs John F White and Mrs
Will White attended the Melbs Con.
cert at Columbus Friday night.
That Charles Wood left for Colum-
bus Wednesday for few days busl-
ness trip.
That Edith Palmer fell through
the ice Monday but was rossursd by
Pearl Marshall as she vas going
down the third time.
That the Anti cigarette club is to
have meeting in the Court House
Friday night. The meeting Is to be
addressed By thc ministers Of this
city.
That Minnie Allen has returned
home after a six weeks visit in Lima.
That Bert Rundo of columbus was
a caller on his many friends Wednes-
day.
That the gentleman who i. getting
our the program for Rice & Barton
attraction. and intends getting the
work done in Columbus should get
his advertisers from Colu nbus. So
say the business men. --
That on Friday Dec 18th, the c.
II. V. & Twill sell tickets to Colum-
bus and return at half fare for the
benefit of those desiring to attend
the Mills meeting, at the Park Rink.
That CT ara b. .Westenhaver has re-
turned home from Kalamazoo Mich,
and is in Ga lipo!is this week as
court reporter.
That John Daniels left Thurrday
for Greenfield where he is !
engaged in the cigar business with !
Sam Hart, John says their business
is first class. /,
That Mrs Lucius Wright and
children have returned home from a
weeks visit in Lancaster.
That Mrs Chas Wright, Bertha and
harley were business visitors in Col
INDUS Tuesday.
That Mrs Peneleton. nee Miss
'earl Monroe of Spencer. " Va was
he guest Of Mrs J J Bailey Sunday
nd Monday.
That we are informed they have
truck oil at the we'll near Scott
rcek falls. Can mol find out for sure
8 they will not give facts.
That Andy Numemaker leaves this
ity for Canton where he has secured
position as travelling sa esman for
he Canton Harvesting c'.Succsss to {
on, Andy.
That on Friday and Saturday the S
,dies of the NJ f Church will hold
mas market two door west Of
iarket on Main.
That Mr. L X Hane who has been s
, this city the past three weeks in v
,e iuterest Of the Buckeye State 6
; Loan c., returned to his home in
olumbus this morning. Mr. Hare
ads many friends who hope to see
I'M ca again. i
Harry Ambrose saw queer Il
ght to-day. Walt. v
Walt Rochester (who is easY)-- p
'ell what was 1t. :,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-12-12
COFFEE.
Saturday, December IA.

| have to arrive this week all invoice
of Special Blend Bulk RoastedCuffee.
TO introduce, will sell it Saturday.
December 14th, at Is cents per
pound. This coffee is guaranteed to
be superior to any package on the
market. This price only tor date
named.
O. C. PIERCE.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-12-12

That Springfield has a hobo hotel.
Logan needs one badly.
That Tom Nc arthy of Wooster
is here this week on business.
! That Donas Campbell of New
York was the guest Of Blanch Wright
Sunday.
That several of our young boys
gave a swell dance at Hartman's hall
last night.
That s H Clark, formerly Mgr of
the natural gas company here but
nox of Chillcothc, was caller on his
many friends Monday
That Chris Bronnie is quite ill
at his home in Springfield.
That Mrs. Serifert of Circleville is
the guest of her bother, Cal Rsber.
That this city is flooded with
travelling men every day. Thy are
out with their spring line.
That Mrs J + Williams is the
guest of her daughter Mrs E B Com
lev at Columbus this week.
y That Miss Hartman, daughter of
Martin Hartmau,m Is visiting in Spring
field.
That AL Brooke was a business
visitor in Lancaster Monday.
That Henry Krepple fomerly of
this city is now propsritor of the
liotel Clinton at Satina.
That DR. CO Allen of Haydenvi lie
had a narrow escape from death by
blood posing, but at this writing is
getting along niclsy.
That Receiver has been appoint
ed for the large cloak firm of A E
Burkhart & CO of Cincinnati.
That WIN Waner, manager of
The Crystal Ice Co has bought the
controlling interest OF the plant.
That Rev. NJ G Young city miss
lonary for the city of Seattle, who
has been here the past year on the
left Tuesday night tor the
Pacific coast.
That the X of P lodge is going to
give swell banquet and danco in
The 90 F hall Oh the l7th. Gov
Mckinley, N A Bridge and Walter |
B Richie are to be in attendance.
That Mrs G. s. Matties of Lafay-
,tte, Madison county, has been visit
ng her mother, Mrs. n. A. Dennis,
or the past two weeks, after seper-
ltion Of 20 years. Miss Alice Mat
les accompanied her mother on her
'isit.
That the we'll known Harmony
Hub is to give lullaby concert to
light at the residence of Mr. Chas
iould on West Second st. The hon. s
red guests are to be the Saturday {
lub and few friends. The enter (,
ainment will afford the finest musi-
ale ever presented in this city. 1t is ,
oped they will give an entertainments
t the Opera House for the generalf r,
nblIc.
That our town is taking on city
ppearance. We are to have our busi.
ess houses and residences numbered
fter the order of all we'll regulated
tiles and towns. The numbering will
egin at the crossing of Main and
larket streets running to the four 4
oints, the streets will be named at {
very corner North, South, East and II
Vest This will be a great advantage n
, business men and residents. The
antlemen interested in this number y
~ insure it to be complete aud
'rrect system of numbering, going
Fter the regular survey. so if there
lould be buildings erected on now
acant lots there will be a number for
'ery building. The survey Is made, 4
lumber located and put up for a re- Fl
ulated price of % cts. per number. d
'uite number of business men have |
ken with the idea and it should l
eet the hearty approval of every I
tizen of Logan. IS
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-12-12
SWELL DANCE.

The dance last night given by
Charley Oakes in honor Of T. Il.
Hane Of Columbus was very swell
affair. The music by The Friesner
Orchestra was elegant. Those pre-
sent we're
Chas. Work, Lizzie Rempel,
DIR. Smith, Mollis Mcbride,
Kate McBride,
Chas. Oakes, Mae Montgomery. !
Bert Oakes. Ruth Rochester.
Geo. Bishop. Bertha Wright,
T. r. Hane. Cora Wright,
Chas. Deishlie, Alma Keynes,
John Wellman, Clara Ambrose.
Chas. Lytle, Minnie Ambrose,
VIII Strentz, Kate Fri esner,
Ed Beck. Helena Blasius,
Tom Sunderland, Mrs. Guy Fisher,
Tide Huston, Anna Fox.
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with increased information about Rgri
cultural methods and products. For the
most OF them that was the only outing OF
the year the only opportunity Of enjoy
ment, the only chance TO see
WHIST WAS going on In the wide
outlying world Of effort and
progress Those who have attended such
gatherings can never forget how strl
ously everything was taken, and how
careful everybody WAS to derive the most
possible instruction from the entertain
nent. It Is easy to look back upon the
miscellaneous objects which gave inter
est and Importance to these occasiors,
and say that they we're crude, expert
mental, ludicrous 10 sense, but the
fact remains that they were the highest
expression Of the inventive genius and
the development of skill In the different
forms Of industry. They were the best
that the country Afforded In the way OF
accomplished rerults, and thus the fair
served the purpose OF showing just how
far the world had advanced in certain
directions, and what might be expected
for the future.
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EDITORIAL COMMENT.

We do not know whether tho territory
clained by Great Britain Is OF right a
part Of British Guiana or Of Venezuela
But We have right to know. We have
A right 70 insist that this question shall
ba determined before Grent Britain
procseds to extremlties II this be the
purport Of Mr., OlneJ's note, he has taken
high but firm and tenabls ground -
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Republican managers have suocsedsd
very we'll 10 far In dodging ths financial
ISSUE but the fight may come upon them
when 10 is too late 10 patch up party
50 Louis Republic
It matter OF record that President
Harrison signed the Mckinley bill after
les passage by Congress. thus msking It a
law, aud giving It the sanction Of his
approval de afterwsrd approved it In
hls writings aud his speechss Never
until now was the fact given out that he
was either neutral or autag0nistie.-
troit Free Press.
The 5outhtrn states have the area and
resources whose development requires a
population so much greater than they
now have that when the knowledge OF
the opportunity extends and is made Ia
viting by Southern enterprise immigra
zion wiz. pour IN rapidly New York
Sun.
In calculating the chances OF tariff
legislation another matter shenld be
taken into consideration Since 1872 the
Republicans have elected only three
Houses of Congress In period of %
sears, namely. In 1880. In 1888 aud In
1894 Minneapolis Times.
Evening journal., 1895-11-06
coNTEMPoRARY oPINIoN.
Angio-saxon Solidarity and the Monroe
Doctrine.

Angio-sazon Solidarity and the Monroe
Doctrine.
From tho Indianapolis News.
All we want Is that England should
have what she Is entitled to, and no
more, that she should not rob Venezuela
or her land. though Venezuela Is weak
and does not develop aer land and miues
as rapidly as England would We havo
no desire 10 assume any protaetoTate or
guardianship over the weak Spanish
American Republics II they rely on
their weakness aud our friendship to
help them out OF any international
serapes they may get into such as Mica
regua got into not long ago they must
find that their reliance Is without foun
dation. They must obey acceped codes OF
international manners as much az the
strongest. But We must insist that they
shall not bo robbed and hullied by
European power-even by Great Britain
-bscauee they are weak. And We should
let our KIN beyond the sea understand
that greatly as we love and admire them,
little as we like to disagree with
them, an appeal TO race instinct, Co Anglo
Saxon solidarity, will not induce us Go
stand by consentlug while they rob an
Aaerlcan republic Of part Of its herit
age The only right conrse Is for Great
Britain 10 submit the whole Guiana Ven
,zaela dispute to disinterestsd arbltra
tors
Evening journal., 1895-11-06
neltsr rhi. Year rhan Nssl.

A clean-sweep for Rspublicsnism
characterized the elections IN all the doub..
ful States yesterday, with the possible
exception OF Kentucky, which is in
doubt. and New York city, where Tam
many delivered the state TO Platt In re
turn for the municipality. The causes
FOR this Republican wave are manifold,
bp' princpslly local aud personal In
rseracter.
1t is much better that the second
Democratic defent should come
in an OF year, when the fate Of
the national naturalization Is not
at stake. With voters In their present
independent frame Of mind party leaders
do not know what to expect or upon
whom to rely Next Fall the Rspubli-
cans. who have scored two magnificent
victories, msy be put to rout BY the same
independent forces which swept them
into power
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rle sltnatlon IN vlrrinin.

Fiom The Richmond Dispatch.
The majority OF our people laugh at
The idea that the Democratic party Of
Virginia is In auy danger OF discomEt
ure on November They think that the
newspapers are getting up q scare
We have been so uniformly succsssful of
late years 10 "a bard TO Imagine ourselves
defeated But the Democrats OF North
Carolina were Just as confident
last year es We are now. Yet
they were routed, "horse. foot and
dragons They became Victims
Of oVerc1n6 ience Ths giant fsu
ssleop and tho piEmles sneaked up 70
him and b,und him And 20 it was
With MS here In Virginia 10 1879, 30 1t
was In some OF our Congressional dis
I fric.s la 1886 so It may be with US In
November uoless we be5Hr ourselves
mora than we are doing We DO not
{ think 70 at al probsble that the control
Of the Legislature can be wrenehed IRON
our HANDS. No: that could hardly come
90 pass; but unless there Is more ectivlty
la some directions than ee now see, oni
majority ia each house Is likely to b,
reduced Thus the opposition would Gu
joy the prestige OF victory Thus ",
should beve a pestiferous aud obstruc
tive miao'ity to fght la the House and Il
the Senate
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DON'T BREAK DOWN.
So Many Men and Women Do when IL Is
Entirely Needless.

Strong men often die early, mot because their
vital forces are exhaus ed but be- ause they
abuse their powers waete their enerxies and
break down their constitutions. Hence. care
full people often livs lOsR. while people who
are robust but rash go down to early graves
But strange as IL may seem. many men and
women by adopting the right means nave been
able to overcome dangerous ailments that
Wou d have killed the strongest man. With
Gaze. they have eventually gained a remarka-
BILE degree of health and vigOr. Some in erest-
ing examples OF this fact have recently come
10 light. among which are the following:
Miss Anna Maxay, OF South SOloD, Ohio, re-
Gently said: II suffered from nervous prostra-
ton, indigestion and sls lseplessness following a
spell OF sickness until my life was despai, ed
OF. took the best Ionics my physician could
prescribe without r ceiving the least benefit
Finally, he advised me TO take n course Of
Duffg's Pure Malt Whiskey. did so and am
now able 10 eat well. sleep well and am rapid
ly gaining strength"
For several years ! WAS In very bad health.
a. my work is very fonfning aud 40 not get
enough exercise 60 digest my food. b y taking
Uuny's Pure,Nalt Whiskey, however. exp-r-
fenced a remarkable change. L now feel batter
than ever felt before. | honestly believe
there is nothing better for an appetizer and
strengthener."
re pie In sound health and people who do
not feel as well as they ought 10 feel ctn pro-
htably heed these words they are aumcient
TO prove that both as prevention ann cure
this remarkable whlskey Is absolutely un-
tQualled. On this account, lt Is important TO
see that DO inferior imitation is substituted
when ordering from your druggist or grocer.
Evening journal., 1895-11-06
WONT GRAFT PERPETUAL PRIVILEGE

The Accep tancs Of the Riddle Land De-
ferrcd TIL the Next Meeting other
Business Transa cted BY the Park Com
mission.
The Park Commission met yesterday
afternoon and j. Newlin Gawthrop pre-
sented his credentials and became
member. Toe principal business trans
acted WAS the acceptance of the deeds
for the ground given the city for park
purposes by Joseph Bancroft & Sons aud
the heirs Of the Riddle estate.
Deed No was for the Bancroft plot
near Park drive and Scott street, and
this was accepted Deed No 2, for the
Riddle land, contained number Of
provisions, such as the right OF abuttlng
property owners to use sewer and water
pipes, the changing by the city OF the
road to It's own land, the donors to
always have the right TO use It, and the
city to lay sidewalks. This deed did not
meet with favor President Candy
speaking against tho granting forever,
rights whish it might b3 desirable to
recall After considerable discussion IL
was decided to have 3 meeting on the
ground Thursday. at 4 10 p m and
deferring d,faite action until the next
meeting.
The resignation Of Francis n Buck as
a member OF the commission was resd
and accepted Mr. Buck stated that his
duties in the bank would prevent his
giving tue office the attention it
demanded. Mr Bancroft also resigned
as a member of the executive committee
and Mr.. Gswthiop WAS appointed in his
place.
The report of the treasurer showed q
balance in bank of $l2 343 53 Park
Engineer Liesen reported that the con
tract for tine wall along the Delaware
Hospital property had been awarded TO
Patrick F4bey This wall will be 4 feet
high topped with Scotch coping and
will extend from Washington to
4 Jefferson streets. A footway was recon
mended on the south side OF the race,
3 from Clayton to Adams street, also that
the path from Market street to the
third dam bs improved, and that the
entrance TO the walks end driveway 81
Market street bs widened aud Improved
Superintendent Liessn was directed "a
make arrangements regarding lighting
the park with electricity. The subject
OF Obtaining crush, stone for the road
way wac brought up aud Mr.. Oanby
thought the street and sewer directors
could be induced to place the stone
crusher where it would be OF advantage
Tho matter Of removing the four houses
In north park was referred to the execu
{ tive committee
Evening journal., 1895-11-06
onr New Chancellor.

We greet and congratulate Chancellor
Nicholson and Attorney General White.
and hope that they viii experience all the
pleasures with none Of the pains which
usually accompany such high honors.
Their past records guarantees faithful
performance Of duty. Governor Wstso'
viii never have cause to regret the
tl5ns Other men, probably equally c-p,
le, we're candidates for the positions.
but We place great faith IN Governor
Watsan's judgment. What he has done
is what be considers his duty to the
people. In the face Of the ex-
ercise Of such judgment, personal
preference must give way, and the
governor ia entitled to the cheerful
acquiescencs Of everybody, including the
candidates whom he did not soc At to
appoint