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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-02-28
An Ordinance.
To establish Board of Trustees of
the Water Works of the Village
Of Logan, Ohio.

| :GECTl0N l.. Be 1t ordained by the Coun
- cirof the Incorporated Village Of 1.ogaa
Ohio, that there be and hereby Is established
board GI Trustees consisting Of three ruft.
able anAJydicious electors Of said Village
% be known and designated as the Trustees
Of The Water Works..
sEe 3. Said trustees shall be elected by
saG SsFs eseoa s ss next
on the ist day OF lAprfi, 1895. Said election
for satd electors shaff be held at the time
and Fl the regnlar places OF voting In said
and snail be conducted, ,canvassed and GER
tilted in the same manner ns Is provided by
1aw fos conducting, anyassing and certify
Mayor Of said Village shall embody In his
proclamation for SAID annual munincipal
election the proclamation for the election OF
said members OF the Board Of Trustees OF the
Sic & That at said nrst election Of tns
members Of said Board of Trustees one per-
son shah be elected as member of said hoard
three ysss and he one pcrson ns shall
be elected annually as q member Of said
Board at the regular annual .munincipal
election aud shall hold his ONCE for the term
SIC. A.. Each Of said Trustees and his sue
cessor In Office shall before entering upon
the discharge of his duties as esuch Trustee
Than Ten Thousand [sl0OoO.0ol dollars witi,.
good and sufficient sureties to be approved
by said Conncil, which bond shall be con-
ditioned for the faithful discharge of his Of
dcialdnties and for the payment OF any loss
or damage that said Villnge may sustain by
reason OF his failure to perform hts :ofYicial
duties faithfully.
SAC. 6, Each OF said Trustees before enter
ing upon the discharge OF his official duties
41alk taks apd sgbscri9e IN. oath Of ofice to
be AndOlH0d On Hhf9 said bond, 20 perform
we'll, truly and faithfully the duties devOlv-
Ing ppon. him as Trustee Of the Water
Works.
.sRc 6. Said Trustees as compensation for
their services aR such Trustees shall each re.
c.lye ths sum OF Twenty Five ISIS 00] dollars
paySble quarterly out OF the VII
lage Tgexsilry. -.
SEc.1 This ordinance shall take effect and
he in force from and after It's passage and le-
gel publication 4
Passed February Is, 1895.
W. F. BOWEN, Pres. Of Council.
H. EtSparnon, City Clerk. feb. 23-3w.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-02-28
8 An Ordinance.
To Provide fohtAe Issuing of Bonds
= 40 Borrow Money to Erect Water
Works in the Incorporated Vii
i. :,ahge of Logan, Ohio. %.

WHEREAS, two.thirds aud more Of the
! qualified electors OF said Village, Al u special
election Aeld therein On the 18th day OF Feb.
ruaty, ly in pursuance Of resolution
22d day OF January, 1885, entitled "a Rssolu.
tiOn Declaring 1t Necessary to Issue and Sell
the, Bonds OF the incorporated Village Of Lo.
xan. Ohio, for the Purpose Of Erecting Water
| Works and supplying said Villa: @ with Va
ter and tile inhabitants thereof, md Provid.
Ing for the Submission Of the Question OF
| such Issue and Sale Of said Bonds to the Vo-
tiers OF said Village, voted in favor OF the
proposition tU istaethe bonds Of said Village
to the amount OF Thirty Five Thou,and
!S3oOol dollars. for the purpose or erecting
fore.
sec.l. Be II ordained by the Council of the
Incorporated village OF Logan, Ohio. that for
The purpose of obtaining mOnev to erect said
W8ter Works there shall be issued Thirty
Coupon Bonds Of the said Incorporated Will
age OF Logan, Ohio, Of the denomination OF
Of Thirty Five Tnoussnd Dollars.
bearing date the First day OF pril. 1885, and
payable al the office of the City Treasurer in
after the arst day Of April In the year 1900, In
annasa irstaalments OF Isl. 1865 $50 each each
year thereafter with Interest at the rate OF
Eualfy Oh the list day OF April and October of
each year. for which proper interest coupons
shall be ANNEXED to and made q part OF said
Incorporated Village Of Logan, Ohio, is here
by pleged for the pay ment OF the principle
and fnte-est ofsaid bonds.
Sec. 2. Said bonds shall be numbered con.
serutively, iroyn one 20 tbis1y, inclusive, ex-
,ecntedsby the Mayor and City Clerk ofiicially
IN tlIefr own handwriting, and have the Cor
poEata Seal 0f said Village uRi xed thereto,
and ouch COUPON shall be signed by the City
G&erkSand eaid bonds ana coupons shall be
Registered by the City Clerk In the book kept
for that purpose.
Sec. 3. The finance com mittee sf the eoun-
Gil Of said incorporated Village OF Logan Is
hefeoy authorized and, empowered to have
said bonds aud interest coupons properly pre-
pared and executed in accordance with u
provisions of this ordinance, and to advertise
and sell the same for and in behalf of said
Incorporated Village in the manner proYid
cd by law.
Sec. 4. This ordinance shaal taxa effect and
be In force from and after its passage and le-
gal publication.
Passed February 26. 1895.
W. r. BOWEN. Pres Of Council
d. F. Hpsrnon. City Clerk. feb es-sw
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-02-28
Another Saw-mill ExplO-
sion.

The news reaches us Just as we go
to press of another portable sawm,ll
horror,
According to the dispatch to the
State J Journal, the mill was owned, by
Jacob Woltz and operated by him
self and two sons William and Curtis.
The boiler went dry, and exploded
with great force, throwing the engine
a distance of l35 yds. while the
boiler was thrown IS yds. CARTS,
the fireman, was killed and William
had a leg and arm li:erly blown off,
while the father was but slightly
injured.
The mill was located in Perry Up.
between South Perry pnd Laurelville.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-02-28
IL legal Notice.

William e: DIilen, whose residence is un.
known will take notice that on the 9th day
or February 1876, a4Hs e. billion filed her pc
titiln in the Court OF Common Pleas o
HSckfHs (fS6htys on 70; heing cause nnnlbe
.25l7, praying for divorce from said william
'Dilffii 6htHe ground Of gross if glect of d. ty,
extreme cruelty and adultery ami for iet-
suhatile a Alfhi6ny; afil'said cause will stand
tor hearing ON and alter the 18th day oi
ADrif lS9s!! . -"
feb 2S-Cw ALLIE DILLON.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-02-28

English SPAWN Liniment re
moves Hard. Seit or Calloused
Lumps and BtemisIIes from horses
Blood Spavins. Cnrbs Splints,
.Sweeny; Rlng-Bone STILES ,Sprains
all swollen lhroats, Coughs, etc.
Save $50 by use of one bottle.
F: harrington, Druggist, Logan,
Oh,n.
Dec. Is Tyr.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-02-28
AN ORDINANCE.
Ordering the construction of Sew
ers. for the Surface Drainage Of
the Village of Logan, Ohio.

NECTION !. Be II ordained by the Couu-
= ell of the Incorporated XiIAgAb Loy,n
Ohio, that there he constructed In said vii
,laee ample Sewers for the Surface Drainage
o: said Village.
SrC. 2. This ordinances ,sh,Ti ,talke effect
and be III force from and after Its passage
and legal pubIica ton. ,.s.. -
PASSED February 26 1895.
W. F. BOWEN, Pres. OF Council!
II. +. Sparnon, City Clerk. feb % 3w.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-02-28

Senate. On very recent occasion
President Cleveland sought and OBJ
tanned his efforts to solve the present
perplexing financial situation.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-02-28

When Baby was sick, no gave her castoris.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Mis-, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Sast0Fia.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-02-28

gsntler sex. every one Of whom shoud Subscribe Z
Demorestis Magazine. II you are unscquainied with
its merits. send for . specimen copy 6ree), anc
yon wilt admit that seeing Jhess TnUM BS has POI
you In the way Of saving money BY finding In onl
Magazine everything 10 sasisfy The Htesasy wssss
the whols family.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-02-28
An Ordinance.
Ordering Water Works to be Con-
structed in the Village of Logan,
Ohio.

SEc. !. Be It ordained by the Council OF
the incorporated Village Of Logan, Ohio,
that there be erected in said Village water
works, for the purpose OF supplying said
Village and the Inhabitants thereof with
water.
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall take effect and
be In force from and after Its passage aud le-
gal publication.
Passed February 18th, 1895.
w. F. BOWEN, rres. Of Council.
II. e. SPARNoN, City Clerk. feb 28-3w
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-02-28
"Pills, pills, pills,
There's nothing like pills
When you are bilious

30 cure your illss' -
The poet is. right; and he might
have t!uthfully added, that of i. all
pills D. Pierce's PieasantPesllets are
the satsstja.'d best, Tbee afs sagar
coated, small and easy tos take, and
produce 4 10 $ igfipshg iof nausea, I'D but
do their duty quietly, pleasant j aud
thoroughly. The only sure cure for
habitual constipation.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-02-28
:. IAN ORDINANCE.
Ordering the Construction of Sew
=" 2efs for the Sanitary Drainage
~ofthe Village of Logan, Ohio.

SEcTIoNi. Be 1t ordained by the Council
y OF the incorporated Village OF Logan
Ohio. that there be constructed in said Viii
lage. ample Sewers for; sanitary Drainage Of
said Vix1age.
SEC. Z This ordinance shall take effect
and BE M force from and after its passage and
decentralization. IN
Passed February 26, 1926.
piison iss "; cI,y Fl eeIEs eIssf Pres G ssS sM
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-02-28

at one o'clock p. NJ. Mt the door of the Court
House of Hooking County, Ohio, the follow
Ing dG scribed real estate sitnale In the
County of Hooking and the State Of Ohio, to
wit: The north half of tho north est quarter
Of Section one Q, Township fourteen [i4l,
Range seventeenth, continuing 81 acres.
ann,ber tao fat ' TownsSin '1 fouri.e9 cInn T,aI
Range seventeen III, containing 7 acres.
Said property Is appraised at s2iU0.
Terms OF sale: One third In hand, one third
n one year and one third in two years from
day OF q tie, with interest; deferred payments
to he secured by mortgage on the premises
sold.
.ofJOhn Deible, deceased.
Wns ht 4 Petit. Atiys.
Feb, ,28 5w.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-02-28
Administrators Sale of
Real Estate.

In pursuance OF an order OF the Trohnie
Court OF Hooking County, Ohio 1 will offer
for sale, at public auction, ON
Saturday the 30 day :Of March,
1895.
The herald., 1895-07-05

Sanger in professional race for $1,000 az.
also because of a contest between severa
women for prize to be given to the on
having the most approved female bicycl
costume, the latter event being the first
OF it's kind ever held. In the professional
race, Johnson broke the worlds competiN
tion record for mile. standing start,
aking the distance lin / :58 2.5. THIS
race was run in two heats, Johnson wins
ming the first in go 2-5 finishing three
lengths ahead of Sanger. who in turn
crossed the tape about six lengths ahead
of Tyler. In the second and final heaS
Tyler foundered at the half and threw
out Sanger. Neither finished, but John.
son, following the pacemakers on quad.
Kept on, crossing the tape in l IDS 2.6
amid cheers from the multitude Of spec.
tators.
The contest for the bicycle costume stake
was interesting. as the verdict of the
Judges has been expected to in way de.
eide the question Of preference between
bloomers and knickerbockers and skirts.
long or short. In awarding of tho prizes
bloomers. the closer knickerbockers and
short skirts were winners. The long
skirts found no approval.
Some of the men in the grand stand
showed their disapproval OF the bloomers
and knickerbockersI by roundly hssina
the wearers.
The herald., 1895-07-05

serted streets to the point of finish. they
found swarms of people crowding toward
every point of vantage. The officials took
their places, the police lined the crush back
of the boundaries and within very brief
space the cry OF "Here they come was
heard. But it was false alarm: only a
couple of women ploomers RECALLED the eyes
of the eager crowd. and they themselves
were greeted with remarks calculated to
worry the most impervious new woman.
When they had ridden an exhibition over
the course, n lookout announced rider
in view, and with the cheers dirty,
dusty specter careered down the stretch
and rolled across the tape with a trium-
phant smile that emphasized the pride of
victory that filled his eyes.
The rider was Louis Lawten. strang-
er. young man from Duarte, who sur
prised the talent by taking the first place
and making his race in the good time of
5000 2-5. Almost a minute behind him
viii Yeoman ground along IN 50:58 Is;
Carter, 54:51; fifth. W. W. Weir, So :53:
sixth. Jake wilsford, So 90; seventh,
Will Imbler. $685. These seven men
take the seven place prizes in order as
they finished.
Close OH their heels came other tired and
dusty riders. singly, by twos and in
groups. Some of them rode painfully
across the tape. others romped over easily
and pacing punches scorched along. The
usual foolish senseless crowd blocked
the course, crowded namely out into the
path of the riders and even when ridden
down and knocked about in the dust
some of them persevered until even the
police could not but notice the condi-
ton of affairs. But threats and entreaties
were in vain and half dozen wheelmen
were thrown heavily by collisionwith the
mob.
A pretty finish was that of George B.
Cox. Albert Tompkins and r. D. Mussey,
three minute men. who burst across the
tape in struggling bunch in 5:35, $3.50,
and 5:37. They rode in twenty eighth.
thirtieth ana twenty!ninth.
The herald., 1895-07-05

Guercio, II, 53:44; Yeoman. 9, 50:5s 10;
Juenger. no record; Pease. %. 55:l4; Wills
| ford 6, So 100; Jeffries. 80, 1854: Wiley,
96 53:4o Jenkins. 81. SOFAS; CHURCH. IL
4:19 2-5; Lawton. l. 5000 20: Marsin-
dale, Is. 54:i7; Rspp, s6, eo:25; 49,
ewson, 40, 81 :55; Sheedon. 76 90: :2l; Man
ley. l3, 55:0s; De Blugeot. scratched
Weir. 3. 1888; Phillips. II, 59:5s;
Phillips. "a. 59:l4.
Ten minutcs-Taber. 8, 54:47 Imbler,7,
55 05; Patterson, scratched; Carter. 4,
54:6l; Newell, "a, 57:17; Duque, 50, 63:02;
Eleven minutes.-K ngsberry, 26. IS :33;
Hill, 81, $3.50.
Twelve minutes Brink scratched
Kennedy. scratched; Howard, scratched ;
I. Rowan, jr., no record.
Summary
Ulbricht broke the Santa Monica road
race record of 81 :0l. made by him last
year. making the seventeen miles in
9:29.
Seven time-prze winners and prizes
awarded: First, Emil Ulbricht, 1928,
Rambler tandem bicycle and diamond
med al. donated by Thomas II. B. varney
second Clyde Washburn, 1896. saddle
horse and outfit, donated by the Southern
California Arms company; third, How
ard Squires, 49:42, writing desK, donated
by Eckert & Hopf of Santa Monica
fourth, John Todd. 49 AS, $1,000 life insur-
ance policy in Aetna Insurance company,
donated by Lord & Hall; fifth. Louis
Lawton. 5000 2-5, bicycle suit. donated
by Stephens & Hickok; sixth, H. E..
Bundy. 50:24H, bicycle travelling case
from the Los Angeles wheelmen; scrateh b,
Will Rodriguez, 50:S4, suit case. dona,ed
by the Los Angeles Athletic club.
Thirty two place prizes were offered to
the men finishing in order from the first
man to cross the tape. Special prizes
were offered in addition as scheduled he.
low. The place men in order with their
class aud time were: First, Louis Law
ton, minutes, 5000 2-5; second, Will
The herald., 1895-07-05

under the auspices Dof the Garden City
Cyclers on their three-lap track. The day
was cloudy and strong wind hampered
the racers considerably. G. s. Wells of
the Bay City Wheelmen and J. +. Ed
wards of the Olmypic club were the stars
OF the day in their respective classes.
One serious accident occurred, that in
the final of the one-third mile, class A..
Byrne and Laneuetin were rounding the
last turn at terrific gait. when Byrne
seemed to collapse and fall, Languetin
runnng over him. sustaining "a broken
arm, badly confused head and other in
juries. Byrne vas badly bruised. Sum-
| maIies:
One-third mile scratch. class Al. E.
Edwards, G. d. Bates, g. +. Bieckman |;
time. AS 2-5.
Two-thirds of a mile scratch. class B.
G. S. Wells. Allan Jones, Robert Long
time, :35.
Two-t thirds of mile. class A, handicap
Edwards, 25 Yards; Moody, 10; Alexan-
! der. rs: time, :25 1-5.
One mile. class b, handcap-Wells,
scratch; Jones. 30; Davis, As; time
2:l9 As.
One mile handicap, class Al. A. Del
mas SIS yards; o. b. Smith, 80; r..
Moody, 25; time. 200 3-5.
The herald., 1895-07-05
Ventura Races

VENTURA, July 4.-Agricultural Park
was formally opened today with bicycle
races and a ball game. Two bands fur
nshed the music. A large crowd was in
attendance. The mile race course and
five hundred feet of stables elected much
praise from competent judges from
abroad.
In the bicycle races the two mile handi-
cap was won by T. Q. Hall of Los Angeles,
+. B. Gilger second, John Behn third,
time. 20.
Five mile handicap-Erne est Fanklin of
Saticoy first, Allen Keene second, Edgar
Orton third: time. 1925.
Hall. the Los Angeles man, couldn't
overcome the seven hundred yards handi-
cap given Franklin. who kept his place
throughout the race.
The herald., 1895-07-05

the last the nickel-plated safety (pin),
which goes to Herb McCrea or I. Row
an, ir
The day may be summed up as being a
success in every particular beyond the in
evitable complaint some chronically dis.
affected people cannot help making: OF
the ninety-four riders who finished out
OF the l24 entered, eighty-six made the
seventeen miles in less tnan an hour. 1t
was good meet. well managed, and one
of which the cycling men are proud.
The herald., 1895-07-05
At Walthain

and people witness d the athletic carnival
at the track today und er the auspices Of
the Emmett Literary asse cialion and tbs
Wal ham Bicycle club. The events we've
es especially noteworthy because OF the APP
pcarsnce of John s. - ---- Tyler and
The herald., 1895-07-05
Pomona Races

POMONA, July i.-The baseball game
played today between the Brunswicks of
Los Angeles and the Pomona nine re-
suited in a score of 6 to $ in the formers s
favor.
The races that occurred on Second
street were won as fellows: Four mile
handicap bicycle road race-Thurman.
minute handicap. won prize. u gold
watch. The one hundred yard dash was
won by Frank Nance; the six hundred
yard dash by Guy Woodward.
The herald., 1895-07-05
Banquet to Officers

After the Santa Monica road race yes
terday the official, Of the course went to
Bob Eckert's with party OF friends and
riders and enjoyed a banquet under the
fostering care o. will Knippenberg, whose
wheel won first place and second time, so
much to his pride that he's blew himself
in hospitality.
The herald., 1895-07-05
Train DELAYED

The o'cock special from Santa Mon
ica was delay ed half an hour at the Palms
Yesterday by an accident to the engine.
an eccentric becoming cracked. the fol-
lowing train was tagged and collision
prevented The engineer repaired the
damage and the train reached the city
safeY.
The herald., 1895-07-05

1t is reported that whales il large rum.
bers and of huge proportions are tumbling
in on tine shores of Massachusetts,, and
the incurslon is said to lie due to a scar.
city of food in the deep waters OF the
ocean,
The herald., 1895-07-05
Think! Think!

or recognize road racing? Second; If not,
what excuse have the managers OF this
road race for charging unattached mem
ters OF the J.. A. W. two dollars and
mem bers OF the l.. A. W. only one dollar
for entering road race?
ENQUIRER
The herald., 1895-07-05

As the name indicates, Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Kenewer is renewer of the hair
including its growth, health, youthful color.
and beauty. 1t will please you.
The herald., 1895-07-05
San lose

SAN JOSE. July 4.--The tenth grand
annual meet OF the North California di-
vision OF the L. A. W. took place today
The herald., 1895-07-05

Get wedding aud visiting cards from H. M.
Lee d Bro, printers and engravers, l4O North
Spring. They are specialists in th's l'nc.
The herald., 1895-07-05
Ontario Races

ONTARIO. July 4.--There was cele-
bration here. There were fifty-fve floats
in the parade. The worlds record was
beaten for the twenty yards dash. Time,
0 :l9 IS.
The herald., 1895-07-05
A COnundrum

Editor Herald Now that the great road
race is over, will the managers of the
race kindly answer two questions of in
terest to wheelmen? First, does the
league of American wheelmen sanction
The Way to re ;ch catarrh is through the
blood. Hoods 9ursaparilla, by purifying the
blood, removes the cause of the disease and
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Hoods Pills act easily, yet promptly and
eff ctively, on the liver and DO xels, 25c.
The herald., 1895-07-05
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-10-14
LAST NIGHTS FIRE.
It Was Beyond the Reach of
Water.

At ; o'clock this morning an
alarm Of fire was turned in.
Only one reel responded, which
was No. I, no one having slept in
the other reel houses lost night.
The fire was in a house owned
by Mrs. Scraggs, and was near
Howard Academy, in Cline's addl
ton.
The house was badly burned be-
fore the sleeping inmates were
aware of it, and before an alarm
could be turned in and the depart
ment arrive on the scene, eve n
though all three could have played
on the flames, it would have been
impossible to save anything but
the lot,
This house was a new one, worth
probably about $500, and about
half the contents were burned.
We did not learn whether the
house was insured or not.
The way hose would have to be
laid the distance to the nearest
plug was about 1000 feet.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-10-14
A NEW INDUSTRY

A very important industry is
under good Roadway at Valdosta,
Ga.
1t is the packing Of pork, and
was begun last winter.
They made no money at first,
but are now on a good footing, and
promise to be the pioneers of a
great industry for the new South.
The pork put up is of the best,
and the results are highly satisfac-
tory.
With the prices Of corn in the
south this year, it should pay well,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-10-14

The man Samuel Lewis, who was
lynched at Jupiter some time ago.
was not an Englishman. British
Vlce-consul n. B. Borden of Fel-
nandina has received conclusive
evidence that the man was born,
raised and died inF]orida. SO was
Lewis of Brixham, England, wept
in vain.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-10-14
MAN AND WOMAN FIGHT

Today at Il O'Clock a colored
man and woman had a regular fist
and skull fight on X. +. Young's
corner. The man. so the woman
says, stole her chickens, and she
was resenting it,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-10-14
HERES ONE.

A Missouri newspaper says one
of their farmers accidentally stuck
a hoe in a potato hill the other
day and bushel and half of fine
potatoes ran out before he could
stop the hole up.