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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-02-06
WATCH YOUR WIFE!

Not lest she do some great wrong,
bat that you prevent her from suffer
ing many Of them. Watch her that
she suffer not from the any insid-
ious diseases which aftiict women, drag
ging them down and enfeebling them
till life becomes a burden, and from
which too few are altoge'he her exempt.
BY getting her bottle of Dr.Pierces
favorite Prescription, the great female
restorative tonic and nervine, you
sill furnish her the means to alleviate
and speedily cure female weaknesses,
displacements, dragging pains, ulcer
alton, weak back, and general debiI-
ity, and the wan, jaded look will give
place 70 the ruudv glow of health be-
fore its influence. Dir. Pierce guar
antees cure or money refunded.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-02-06
GOOD NEWS FROM THE
GRAVE YARD.
Things Begins to Move.

1.-The corporation line of this city
Will now commence tc creep down
the valley. 1t will Argument its
gait as time rolls Oh. "-Pursell, Ian
caster Gazette.
We had not been expecting this
Corporation movement, inst yet. 1t
is pleasant, though, to know that the
catalepti; fit is over and the creep
commences. As the weazened limhs
Timber, the terror of the domiciled
Pursell will, of corlse, augment the
gait" The Corporation, as it comes
down to Logan where joy laughs on
the corners and enterprise dances
on our streets. will leave behind, with
Pursell, the octogenarian Gazette, the
court house built down in hole Oh
the hill, the city building with its
Ealeozoic fractures, Forest Rose and
her rags, the street railroad, t:le
Sherman Monument fund, and other
fossils preserved from the shower of
worms which eneysted the place some
aeons ago. Game chickens will be de-
tained in the Mayors Office to hatch
cos, bills. The Corporation
of Lancaster viii be welcomed to
The environs OF our Q;een City and
given free mail delivery for a mile
out. which will more than reach the
country her living will inhabit.
Food supply stations will be cstab-
lished along the line of the Sleeper
railroad, and the corporation Exc
busters, as they creep along on our
sustaining charity, can have from the
continued sight Of the Laucaster pet
railroad enterprise, constant lie
mrnder of its prototype and pet pro
ject of the patr:arcls left TO Purseli,
the Lancaster street railroad.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-02-06
OUR PHIL.
WANTS 70 SEE THE BOYS
TAKE THEIR DECOCTIONS.
He Presents His Little NGtiGn
on the Haskell B:lI.

A special to the Enquirer ycstor-
day says, after hundred petitions
10 md in ribbons had ben offered for
The passage of 'he bill.
.Reprc-emta,ivc Rochester, OF
Hooking Eint IN, offered measure
that is full kin 10 the cider bill and
anti -beer-at-mealS bill now before the
House. 1t seeks to enact that part
of the Nichols III law in Indiana
which prohibits the placing Of screens
or amy other device III bars obstruct-
inc the view from the outside, the
idea being TO prevent the hibulous
citizens from qnencLi"g his thirst in
private. \ fine of 800 and pen
a'ty of 30 davs imprisonment is pro-
,;ied tor a violation o! the law.
'"It is extreme Y specific 10 detail,
and has the queer cause that for
every day Il at tie Law is violated the
saloon keerei IS l.ab,e for the full
pe:.a.ti.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-02-06
STARS OF THE FIRST MAG.
NiTUDN.

Granl Opera in New York this
season has been sent thing tor music
lovers to rave over and with reason.
Nordica, Melba, Calve. Schslch',
Jean and Edouard Reszke, Maurel.
Plancon, these be names which in
years to come will bring to the mem
ory Of thousands the magnificent per-
furmances with Ideal casts that
probably will never be surpassed.
One is always interested in the per-
sonality of noted persons; and the
personality Of each of these stars
is as distinctive as their supurb voic-
es. The numerous portraits whicl.
embellish bright and ehatty paper
Oh "Grand Opera in New York." in
DEMoREsr's MAGAZINE for February,
show these grand artists at their best.
and form collection well worthy of
preservation. A profuseiy Ilustrat-
ed article Oh "Manxland; or, The Isle
of Man" gives much interesting mat
ter about Hall Caiue and his home;
aud in lea with Dn Maulier in the
Temple" one is Introduced to the dis
tingui>hed artist aud author at his
best. \ pathetic story, "A l'omany
of the Shows" by Gilbert Parker, is
a gem; Frank Dempster Sherman
AID Hattie Whitney contribute dain.
" valentine poems; II he Education
of Oar Girs'' is discussed by able
and well-known writers; every depart
ment for which this publication is
noted is repIetc with np-tu-date mat
ter; and the Fashion Department is
specially attractive.
Everyone who will take the troub
lie to cut out this notice and forward
it, with ten cents, to the address be-
low, will receivea a sample copy of
DEMOEEsT's sMAGAzINE, containing
Pattern Order which entities the
holder to any pattern illustrated in
anv numGer Of the Magazine publish
Cd during the last twelve months, at
the uniform price Of four cents each;
and frequently over thirty patterns
are illustrated in one number, thus
atfording an almost unlimited variety
to select from. In addition to this,
the original painting Of De Long
pres, "CnrySanthemums,' valued at
81 GOO, is to be given to tie person
who. previous to April lst, obtains
for DEMoREsr's MAGAZINE the great
est number of subscribers. This is
an unprecedented offer, full particu-
lars of which will be given on appli-
cation to tie publishers. DEMoR-
Esr's is published for 81 a year, by
the Dcmorcst Publishing Company,
10 Fifth Avenue, New York.
Specimen copies at Sentiuel
Office.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-02-06
Funeral OfJudge Huffman

The remains of Judge huffman
were inferred in the New Lexington
Cemetery on last Monday with hon
ors becoming the memory of the de-
parted.
The Logau Bar in body, the
county officials, n#mber OF the Ma
sonic Order and ai:out fifty Others,
personal friends and admirers of the
deceased from Logan, together with
about two hundred Hooking county
citizens, were in attendance.
The Logan Bar contributed a
beautiful floral tribute. broken col
una, and the Boh-O Links, society
Of len l;tt!e girls of Logan of which
Club the Judge was an honora "
memher, tend"rel cluster of ten
White roses.
A srec!ai train from Lancaster took
4 large company Of their public men,
arriving at New Lexington at the
hour appointed for the funeral.
The funeral exercises were under
the immediate charge Of the MaSons
of which order the deceased WAS
distinguished member. The process
SO was led by the Ewing Guards,
and Was composed of the Masonic,
G. \. r., X. Of p, Legal fraternilies,
County and State officials, and c IL
Zens.
TIL, religions exercises were hel
in TIE ,nmoliuus Met',o Isl c,lurch
under the direction of r. iI.nry
i5reman, of the Presbyterian chnlch.
The N nisters in atteI lea:e and asSD-
.,iat.I III the church exercises were
Rev Tas sing, Baptist; Rev Stebhens,
Methodist; Rev ileary, Catholic;
The floral dacorat: :ols were lavish
in abundance. beautiful an appro-
prite in design. Besi les the Broken
Column from this city, were two
other Columns. an Anchor, Scales,
a Harp and 4 Cross, with wreathcs
and luste;s.
The E pc 'copai choir contributed
;he music, opening the exercises
with the hymn Lead Kindly
Light and closed with Nearer,
My God to Thee
The memorial sermon was delivered
iy Rev Henry Beeman, a beautiful,
tender, aiieclionate tril ute to tie
memory Of good man and trle
friend.
Mr Lawson Tuss;ng conlucte
the mas mi: exercises, aal dil his
part exceedingly well.
When all tie exercises had con
rlnded and al that Was moTtil was
left in the cii,race of mother eaiih,
he Military fred salutr, and the
crowd dispersed.
Of the life of and ciar.c'cr o
Judge Huffman it scarcely becomes
lis to si,eak because of our inability
to render justre TO his character rs
a public man. His relation as
friend are Of such nature that words
are cold and ruiogy woald be mock
cry. We hope have for publication.
the address CT Rev Hecmau, which is
treasurer to keep aud cherish by
ali the Friends of Judge Joe Huff
man.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-02-06

Col Corr was acquitted on the
charge of murder, several deaths re-
sulting from the frring of the nation
nj guard firing on the mob
at Washington Court House. The
jury was out fifty hours. and the
verdict of acquittal was not vindi-
cation of the Col nor an approval of
the national guard, but was the re-
suit of a doubt, whether the fatal
ball was from revolver or a rifle.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-02-06

Coy. BUSuNELL AID staff leave to-
day for week or more iunketing in
New Engia: d and New York. This
is Business Governors" admins,
trat!on, the "busines' consisting in
riding over the country with Il mill
tary escort, tra' cling Oh free trains
and living On free dinners Give US
back the good old Mckinley times,
when the governor Travelled alone
and pc;d lis own hotel bills.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-02-06

THE Legislature IS ioIsy engaged
with the Haskell Lii. 1t is not a
Democratic fl sht, we arc MT counted
in rs being part Of this legislature,
and the smiles of JOY tears of woe
that follow f ON the proceedings of
today are not ours. The Haskell bill
will be defeated, and the oid hypo-
critics will come before the reople
again denouncin5 the Democrats as
the ''whiskey party" and begin the
campaign with promises and prayers.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-02-06

EX-PREsiEEyT HARRISON has writ
ten a letter declining to be candi
tla'e before the st LOUIS convention.
Gov Mckinley has rot Yet written
his declnat;on. In the mean tire
the fiery profile Of Foraker begins to
develop in the political horizon, and
Henry Clay D:inkie OF North Amer
lea is taking observations from the
stand pipe on the Reform Farm hill.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-02-06
Legal Notice in Divorce.

Juseph Mcneil, wIosc place of residence
is IAnown, will take motto. That on the 2gl h
day of January. 1895. AiuIi Ia McNral G.c.i
her priiIioL IN the Cont of Common Peas
o. Ito king county. ONO being cause num
tier, 2Sl7. praN ing for II diVUr:' from said
Joseph McNeai. on the er1uu"s OF @rusS me-
lect Il Guly. h ,3Iiual drnnE"mrsS and ~
trone crlrity, and Tor al'nlony, and SAT-!
cause VIII le + airing on and after the
18Th day Ui March, 1896.
AMANDA McNElL,
Wc,Gy * Bucr,aus AuyS.
Lam, 80 wkSl
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-02-06
LEWIS GREEN, Proprietor
The bids for the government loan
of ,np handred millions closed yeSter-
dly at nooa. The h;'!s were far in
exc, ss of the bend, offered.

ASSISTANT SECRETARY of State
Ull has been app, iutcd eaba, sador
t, Germany, succeeding Runyon,
lately dece' I'd . II e -appo ntn'nt
Of Mr. Uhl meets general app; oval.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-02-06
Feb & Mar -

Isnow the Ohio Central LINES
interchangeable 1000 Mile Ticket.
Govern g the I; & o System West
of pittsbnrg, inclrding tie Pitts
burg & Western, the Big Four and
other systems, it is book that NJ
person wEo travels can afford to lie
without. 1t Is commended for in
vestlgation by our patrons.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-02-06

THE Ladies Home journal is the
marvel Of modern literature. It's
ntributors embrace about all the
men and women of honorable prnmi-
ncuce in the country. The subject
matter is not confined 20 a speciality.
The writers are not ofthe select elect
class, not of men and women noted
as "writers." The thoughtful, the a.
blc,no matter hethcra president of a
railroad or Il gas company, Il govern
or of state or the govcrness of a
kindergarten; the writer may be a
man in his shirt sleeves. or bishop
in lis purple; the aim of the journal
is to publish the best thoughts of the
best people in their own language
and " Eor their own se'ecte subj cts.
lis popularity is constantly growing,
and is to-day possibly the widest cir
cn!ating newspaper, among the edn-
Gated people, pHbIishe | in this court
ry. Specimen copies may be seen ct
;i.is office:
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-02-06
DEBATED.

The Haskell BIZ was defeated as
We predicted, in the House yesterday.
The vote was. Ayes -: Nays 53.
Oar owa l. tile Pail, Representa-
tive Rochester, pied 5ei to support
the bill, lodged, drda't voie!!
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-02-06
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Committee for the selection of of
ticers reported as follows:
President. II. l.. Wright; Vice
Pres. I. J. Brown; Secretary. J. +.
Msrten.
On motion, the place Of next meet
Ing was fixed at Logan.
Mr.. Cox moved that vice presi-
dent be appointed in each precinct,
which motion was amended SO that
the Institute shall designate the
number, and on motion the chair
man Was directed to select one vice
president from each township.
On motion the Institute gave a
vote Of thanks to the State Speakers,
DR.. Moore and others, who labored
to make tbs meeting the great sue
cess it has heen.
Mr.. r. J. Black, OF Bremen, in
his ''Forty Years with Fruit gave
talk of remarkable value and full
OF instruction.
The aulience manifesto great in
terest in the subject, and many per-
timent questions were proponndeG
and answered.. Mr.. Lawrence next
dilated OH the merits of the Resp
berry. The SPEAKER recommended
tie planting in hills 6 feet apart as
afnr,!ing easier and moe perfect
cultivation than drills.
After some other business Of min
er importance the most largely at
tended and successful Instltute ever
held i'll this county adjourned.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-02-06

-Wh-n person /, !"Sl lnI il"-h
and wasting away there Is Cause
inr aIar.;,. Nnih,ny 50 worries y
piv Siriar. Cu;n,Gnlpt!v-s woH q
npvSr de if they runil regain
heir usual Hrishi. In &c there
wuliid be ho COusuin"l II tnefr
Ntrr 40 wa tiur of TIE system
The eau & t.! rhis inS> Of il..>h Is II
failure To rroptrl, digest the food
eaten. Nine-re, tbs ri al nur de
leases date ba, t, some uerang
ntrnI ni the stomach.
The Shaker Digestive tnr la!
viii : t ,p This waslin.oi The h".l,.
II ait 10y causing tha Good Sc eat
to be- dige>te,l So aS ia DO good, for
unii.esiph los d does more harm
han good. The Curlli,l contains
iro.l lreadv iIzasied and a digrs-
Tor oi ioGd- az we'll
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-02-06

~ Mp OHt NSiA' w.
To keep in heat.
If the body is supplied with
plenty Of fresh air-oxygen-
and proper food, it will gener-
ate sufficient warmth to pro-
tect you on the coolest day
Scott's Emulsion Of Cod
liver Oil, with Hypophosphites,
is the best Warnth-food. Thin
people, people with poor blood
who are easily shaken by a
cold wind take SCOTS Emul-
sion and it makes good blood,
improves the appetite, in
creases flesh, furnishes bodily
warmth, and prevents the il!
results from colds, coughs,
and exposures.
SCOTT 5 EMULSION bas bon tri9rsrd 1r TIE
,g-iiea, prcjcssca for fIrcHiy Trays. (sk rom dec
for) Tbs is hctaasr II diGrars paLatatic- -al'caPs
authorizations contains me parcG k0Tlcrg:dr Cod
Horr Oil and HytOphoSfbHrs.
Pat up III 20 etHt AMI 81 90 siIcs. TIE small 1{c
ssry be enough 10 enre yOT cough or fh5 roa" h1ky
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-02-06

Every mother hates t0 make
her chiI,lren take Caster Oh.
iAXOL is >weet Casur Oil.
Ia last weeks issue we rad
ulcn,ion Of the visit Ct Arthur Mar
rhy when. it should have Lecn
Arthur Phillips
John Nixon the hack man has
been telling his friends of the pull
he expected to have for harding the
baggage OF The Alba Haywood com
panv. When tie company ar
rived they only carried one trunk.
Tie Junior Endeaver So" i~iy,
had IA pleasant do parv It he
bone Of lhp NJ s,,'S Rnt'i and
.in~ip iirnlr:<on al! N",ih Mnl
Gerry u on Int T"e. ~ cvrm!n -,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-02-06
PNENlA
INSURANCE CO. HARTFORD
CONN
STATE OF OHIO,
Insurance. DEPARTMENT,

Insurance HEPARTMEHT,
CuIlMBUs, January 1lth, 1856
I, W. M Hahn, Superintendent
of Insurance Of the State Of Ohio, do
hereb certif. that the PHKNIX In
surance Co.. located at Hartford, IN
the Statrof Connecticut, has complied
in ali respects with the laws of the
State, relating to Insurance Co
other than the Life, incorporated b
9th cr States OF the United States, and
is authorized to transact its appro-
pirate business Of Fire insurance in
this State, in accordance with law,
during the current year. The CON
dition and business of SAID companr
on tie 31st da, of December, Of the
ear next preceding the date hereof
is shown b the statement, nndar
cath, required b.: S. c;inn 2S4, Re
yised Statutes Of OHIO, to be rs fol-
lows:
Aggregate amount OF available
Ass. ,22iG, SO CS
Aggregate an cunt Ot Liabilities
Except c"pital.( iuciud
ing Ee-lnSur;,r ce - y. .S,I 576 -
Net assets ts...................... >. .f2i 943 Il
Amount of actual paid up Capital 2r0ai"n oo
Surplus -. ........................ 42i9iS ii
Amount of income for the year, in
in cash...... -. 3,5Sj, $50 &C
Amount of expenditures for the
year, in cash......... %,S55,2SS a.
~ In testimony " hereof, | have here
sE\I unto subribed my name, ana
~ cau>ei my official Seal To he at-
fixed and the day Ind ear hrst
above to be written.
w. NJ HAHN,
Superintendent f Insurance.
Ira /. L!adley and ". ". McCray. Agents
Logan, ONO.
Jan 30 9Gl
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-02-06
The Logan Foundry
and
Machine Works,


You will do well to so to the
Logan Foundry and Machine works
for pipe and Pipe-dttings. Steam
o1d check Valves, Guage Cocks,
and Oil Cups. Garfield Injectors,
BaDbet Mettle and Packing Ma
chimes and Special Bolts, castings
OF all kinds in iron or brass, brick
dies, stamps and brick borrows, re-
pairs for brick machinery, crate
bars, cellar CRATES, fire grato, sash
weights, Car wheels, plows and
ploW castings, machine and cold
rolled steel shaftings. Repairing
OF all kinds Of machinery doEe
promptly.
j. ?. HENDERSON, manager
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-02-06
CHhe. P WILLARD 6 GO.
10! Canal street, Chicago.
Condensed Testimony.

Chas Hold, Broker aud manafac-
tureLs agent, Columbus, Ohio, cert
fer that DR.. Kings New Discovery
has no equal as a cough remedy. I'D.
Brown, Proprietor St James Hotel,
Ft Wayne, Ind. ies,iiics that he WAS
cured of a congh Of two years stand
ing. caused by la grinr". b. u.
K;ne's New Discovery. Is. f. Merrllj,
Ba!dwinvil!e. Mass. says that he has
used and recommended it and reyer
knew ii 10 fail and would rather have
it than any doctor, because it always
cures. Mrs. iIcmming, 2222 + 20th
st, Chicago, III always keeps it at
hand and has no fear Of Group. he
cause it instantly relieves. Free trial
bottles at F. l!arriugton's drugstore
English Spavan LImment removes
all hard, soft or caIloused Jumps and
blemishes from horses, blood spavirs.
cur1s, splints,sweeny, iingbone, stiles
sprains, all swollen threats. coughs,
etc. Save $50 by use of one bottle
Warranted the most wonderful blem-
ish cure ever known. Sold by F.
Harrington, druggist, Logan, Ohio
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-02-06
CincJt,n0ti s. Mushing-
una 1ujtey Il. r.
IN EFFECT MAY l9FU 1895
CENTRAL FINE.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains
st Lancaster.

Train Namber Is connects at New Lexins
ton with the T .S OG. KY South, at Junction
City with B& o., North at b1ncaster With
Gil. V. ~ +. Ry.. North aud South at
Circlevilir with N & W. Ry, South ut " ASH
ingtuu G.. H. with il. * II. Rs. North
and o. s. Ry. South.
Train No, : connects at New Lexington
with the L, & q, G.. South, at junction City
"yiih e .. RT. North. 1T Lancaster with
G Il. V. I Rr. south, ut ti,cieVii" " h
y. IL ". Ry. sd, \, al a>hlH-tr'T =. II. with
[. H. & ID. ity and o. :. Hy. South.
Train No. 3 connects mt New Lexington
nIth Il. II q. &. Ry. South and at Lancast er
with G.. H. V. & L. Ry. South.
Train No. 10 connects at Bremen wi II
I. * o. G. Ry. North, at New Lexington with
I E o Ky Soath.
Train 40. 6 Connects n t Washington G II
with c If Il ID Ry North and y ) iiy south.
Train Nc. 46 connects at Lancaster with c.
II. v 81. north and South. at Bremen Wi; II
T. & q. & Ry. Noith, at Junction CIty with
B I. o f.v North and at New Lexington with
I. 81 u. c. by South.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
AN. r.M. Pm.
frora East S3j 30 : 30
From West 1905 IgS
+ NJ WILKINSON. Cent Pass Ast.
Z NJ BENNETT, ,Supt, Zanesville,U.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-02-06
FARMERS INSTITUTE.
AN INTERESTING AND
SUCCESSFUL NEEG
ING:
/ INC.

~ " L ~ L - h E1bD AANc n ~ :
SUCCESSFUL NEEG
ING.
There WIS but Il small 2ud!rn,
greeted the officers and lecturers a
the mor%ing SIS ion Of the Institute
though larger than at any preyou
meetirg, and was opened with praye
bv Rev. Wright of the L. b. CkuIc
Of This pace; ami the opening al
Grcs, cfthe President, II. l.. Wright
The Institute was then I'D lrcsse
by Mr.. Dir;r;ck on the subject
".inur Years with Potatoes. HI
address WIS EN- ncnuI practical ai'
contained many u,eful and import
ant suggestions. The result shoy
potatoes TO lie quite Il profit, as
side line, for other farm work. y
the close many Gucstlors were askc'
and answered To the satisfaction o
al present.
The Institute was then addresses
on lie subject Of Glover by &. L
Lawrence. of Marion Co.
lis ad lrcss was a scientific consid
Grafton OF the subject of this won
de- fnl plant. 10th az commercial
product. and natural fertilizer.
AFTERNOON.
Rev. DR.. Moore read an excclIen
paper on the quantity and regilari
~ of raniails and the causes tcn'l
ing to cause decrease. The papc
was highly commended and was, OF
ordered printed in the re
ports Of ,he Ohio Institute.
Mr., Dirthick gave an interesting
talk on the comparative merits O
special and mixed farming.
Mr.. Lawtence saug the glories o
"Klng Corn" anl II. w. stiers ad
dressed the assembly OH the Care o
sheep"
In She discussion, T. J. Browi
was of the opinion that the keeping
and breeding Of sheep was dead i'll
dustr and not worth talking about
EVENING SESSION.
During this session the subject o
"CuIture7 was well presented hy Nj
and the Signs OF the times
hy Mr.. Lawrence, both addresSe:
were well received.
SATURDAY MORNING.
Mr.. Dirthick presented the snh
iect of Food Aduiterat on, ant
called attention to the enemies of thu
existing law 70 have il repealed o.
ard called upon the renpl,
to urge the Legislature TO stand by
the law.
On motion the chairman appoint
ed II. w. Stiers, Prof. Rayman anC
DIR. Matthias as committee to drai
resolutions declaring the sense o
the Institute on this important sub
ject.
Tie mode Of culture, and the pro!
it of strawberry culture, was prcsen
ted by Mr.. lawrence and was gcner
ally discussed by the local proacets
The most Profitable Kind @
Live Stock for Hooking County
was ABLY discussed by L. ID. Long
street.
In the discussion that followed i
was developed that sheep were as
profitable as any other kind of stoca
Poultry was discussed by Mr.. {
w. Cox in an intelligent and practi
cal way. HIS remarks we're well re
ceived.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-02-06
DIR. [. @. WRIGHT,
Physician s. Surgeon,
LOGAN, OH 10.

once in City Building, corner OF Main and
uuiuerry streets. MAJ 10, Sd'