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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-22
Gibisonville

Rev. j. Baker delivered his frs
sermon last Sunday.
Chas Kline is moving on his
fathers farm in Columbus.
Eldridge Snyder McLain, of
Columbus, is visiting her parents
Paul Dollison and Dick Branscom
called on ]. II. Cupp and family
Sunday.
j. Il. Voorhees, and Elmer Krinn
spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. p. S. Kreider is better at
this writing.
Gertie Snyder is the guest OF
Mrs. Lue Davidson.
Born 10 Mr.. aud Mrs. Peter
Clark son.
Goldie Evans spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Velya Brashares.
Roy Cupp and Eddie Keller
were business visitors at Logan
Monday.
Miss Stella Whitcraft, of Coluni-
bus, is spending a week with her
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So. BloOmingville

Quite crowd attended preach
ing by Rev. Bethel at the M. r
Church last Sunday night.
Mr.. Walter Pleukharp, of Cedar
Grove, and lady friend were seer
in our city last Sunday.
The stockholders of the G.. S
r. r. paid this place a visit last
Monday going oyer the old survey
from here to Wellston They
say operations will be begun al
once for completion of road.
Mrs. David Eby, who had IN
operation performed at the Mt
Carmel Hospital at Columbus, is
recovering rapidly, we learn.
Mr.. Harley Karshner and fam
lily spent Sunday with friends in
Laurelville.
Mr.. David Eby was Columbus
visitor one day last week.
The Commissioners paid this
place a visit one day last week.
Mr.. Andrew Woodgeard had the
misfortune 20 have a number OF
sheep killed by dogs.
Mr.. Reuben Lindsey is employed
by Brazil Evland at present.
We are sorry to learn that oul
miller, Mr.. Grant Bone, is going
to leave us in the near future.
Mr.. Chlode Denton and wife
spent Sunday in Washington c.
II. visiting relatives.
Mr.. John Shaw moved his fam.
lily to our city last week.
Au REvoIR.
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tanned at dinner last Sunday, Mrs.
Minnie Gordon ard Auna Walker.
Miss Nellie Mathiat, who has
been having trouble on account OF
sore eyes lie able TO teach again.
Miss Clara Satyr, of Ewing, vi
cited her sister, Mrs. Lon Oldfield,
last Saturday,
l.. W. Beery made a huainess
trip to Logan last Saturday.
Mr.. Al. BANTER, of Big Pine.
was on our streets last Friday.
ID. G. Walker has returned home
from husking corn.
Mr.. John Hamilton and son,
Albert, was in our place last week
selling beef.
Mr.. elijah and George WooleveI
was called away To attend the
funeral of their brother, who lived
near CirclevilIe.
MIR. Henry EngIe and wife, OF
Mt, Pleasant, and Mr.. Dan Wool
ever and wife, of Union Furnace,
visited Jacob BANTER, last Sun
day.
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Carbonhill

NO politics to talk about.
No Candidates to praise.
We must let our mines branch out
The same as In other days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilkinson
of this place, spent last Sunday il
Athens.
DIR. r. II. Rhodes, of Columbus
is spending several days with his
brother, DR.. w. S. Rhodes, of this
place.
Mr.. William Hardy, from Candy
town, visited his sister, in the CO.
lumbus Hospital, last Sunday.
Joseph and Isaac Blosser had
business at Lost Run one day last
week.
Mr.. James Francis had business
in Nelsonvil!e last Thursday.
Mr.. Thomas b. Parry Jr., o1
this place, attended court in Lo-
gan several days last week.
Mr.. John Green moved his fami.
ly from Greendale, here last Mon.
day. Mr.. Green's family are
among Hooking county's best citi'
zens and we are glad to have them
come to our town.
Mr.. Isom Chute, of Lancaster,
recently visited his mother, al
this place.
Trustee j. G.. Beal has been i'm.
proving the roads between here
and Jacksonville recently. Let the
good work continue.
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Marion

The guns are booming on ever
hand and the defendless little
quail, the farmers truest friend,
is the victim. We hope to see the
day in the near future that when
$50 or 200 pounds of flesh kills a
quail, it will be regarded in it's
proper light and treated according
ly.
There were three mistakes in
my items last week. 1t is neces-
sary for me so correct one of them.
Col. Stellar should read Cal ST.
Clair. I do not know his proper
name, but supposed it to be Cal
vim. The young man succumbed d
to the ravages of typhoid fever
the day after 1 penciled my last
items. The funeral was held the
Is at New Bethel in Perry County
The sorrowing family have the
sympathy of the entire neighbor-
hood.
Reader if you are land owner
and an advocate of good roads and
if they are coming your way you
will do we'll to fortify yourself on
all sides. For If you are an honest
lawabiding citizen and believe in
making sacrifice for the sake of
good roads and the travelling
public and then be treated to your
facs by road builders and Others
in higher authority, as If you are
such fool that you don't know
when your property is nnneces-
sarily damaged for the benefit
of grabbing contractors. Then if
you object you will he made fun
of and he called II "kicker" and
etc. If such things are allowed
in few more cases we believe
that the cause of good roads will
go begging in Hooking County.
If you are interested for farther
particulars call at tn home of the
writer. The Democrat Sentinel is
at liberty 10 give yon name and
address
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PurSelI

We are sorry to hear that Mr..
John Reid and his sister will leave
us in the near future.
Mr.. A. Lytle has returned home
from Fairfield county, where he
has been working for the past few
weeks.
Mr.. VIM. Harsh made business
trip to So. Bloomingville one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Huffman
made a business trip to Laurel
Vile, Friday.
Mr.. A. Banter and son, Roy,
made trip to So. Bloomingville,
Saturday.
Mrs. Rena Ebert, of Laurelville,
is visiting friends in this vicinity
at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kern visited
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smelts,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Voorhees,
called on John Voorhees, and family
Sunday.
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BIatchford

Rabbit hunting is the excite
ment of the day.
Howard Woods of this place,
get shot by companion while
rabit hunting. 13 shots taking
effect in his leg. He is compelled
to get about upon crutches.
Upon Saturday night, Novem-
ber 10th, at a late hour the silence
of the night was broken by the
shooting Of guns and the beating
of pans and following of boys,
girls and men, which brought
known the fact that our Postmas-
ter and Miss Francis Crabtree had
been united in marriage. They
are surrounded by many friends
who wish them a long life of peace
and prosperity.
Griffith Griffiths, an old soldier
living at this place, has had a
welcome visitor at his home the
last few days. He is a brother
whom he has not seen since the
war of '61, when they were seper-
ated while fighting for their coun-
try. 1t has been about A years
since they saw each other.
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was we'll attended Sunday.
Jacob Stiverson was Logan
visitor Saturday.
Otto Shaw purchased a fine
yoke of cattle from George Conkel
recently.
Albert Lenz is working on
George Engle's hay baler at pres
ent.
Mrs. O'Hare, Of Logan, is visit
ing Isaac Van Crren and family
at present.
The farmers of the A. s. of e.
postponed their meeting last Sat-
urday evening, ON account of the
rain, until next Saturday evening,
November "a.
August Hilderbrandt was a
business caller at Logan, Friday,
RED JACKET.
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ResIst lnventorlee.

Montpelier, France. Nov. 2l.-Re-
sistanee TO the taking OF church in
yentories was general throughout the
department OF Heraul. Violent resist
ance occurred at Pignan, where the
church was filled with. the fumes OF
burning sulphur which was shoyeled
into the building from the yestry and
the roof and again and again forced
out the soldiers, while crowd of
men and women shouted maledictions
at the troops and hurled stones and
iower pots at them The church WAS
finally cleared by a charge OF infan-
try. At st. Bauzille the church bells
were wildly rung. snIlmonlng the
clericals. who surrounded the church
The force at the disposal Of the pre-.
feet was not SUFFICIENT 10 attempt TAX
ing the inventory The church At
Couroonsee VAS bafrleaded and the
paris,s 1t defended the door. but
tlef In " engineers cleared the
II. licaD drabels II was also nscss.
= after In the church doors.
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ColurilHl O., Nov. 2i--E. q. Mo.
Clenand, Republican candidate for
congress in the Toledo district, de-
fested sS votes by General fsaac r..
Sherwood, who ran on both the Demo
cratic and Independent tickets, engag-
ed the former attorney general, j NJ
Sheets, to contest granting ceriih-
cate OF election MoClelland will ask
the state canvssslng board, composed
of the governor, secretary OF state and
chief Justice of the supreme court, to
award the certificate to him, The
claim will be made that the Dana law
was not actually repealed.
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Cedar Grove

Several of our people attended
preaching at Wesley Chapel last
Sunday.
Raymond Vest and Sister Mary,
who have been on the sick list for
some time are better.
Mr. PIyly Witherspoon and Mr..
Talavsr Clark, of Yinton Co., was
doing some roofing for II. A, Cor
don, last week.
AR. and Mrs. A. q. Sim enter
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HANGS HIMSELF
AT Ills HOME
Former Cashier of a Springfield
Bank a Suicide.
HAD BEEN ILL TWO YEARS

Fraetious Horse Fatally Injuries Three
Men In a Cleveland Blacksmith
shop--Hunter Shoots Himself-old-
Time campfire--Local Option Elec-
tIon--other News of Ohio.
Springfield. o., Nov. 21.-A. r. Co.
baugh, until two years ago cashier OF
the First National bank of this city,
committed suicide by hanging himself
to a beam in the basement of his
home. Mr.. Cobaugh became i'll about
two years ago, and to effect COM
plete recovery he went to sani-
tarium In Pennsylvania, where he re-
mained until six months ago. A suit
was filed against him recently involy-
ing funds belonging to an estate of
which he was executor more than 20
years ago The hearing was set for
Thursday. The pending suit involved
Mr.. Cobaugh neither financially nor
personally. 1t Is thought. however.
that worrying over the legal questions
involved again upset his mind tempo
rarily
Mr.. Cobaugh was we'll known In
banking circles all over the state and
was prominent in the counsels of the
Presbyterian church.
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future as several of our farms in
S. w. part of Washington are
being released after being dropped
for some time.
Mr., w. s. Barton is again in
the coal mining business, but soon
had strike at his mines and W.
S. was Just little too close when
the strike came as his eye seems
to show and Jos. Earnhart, the
miner admits; Sometimes strikes
are not the most profitable to
either operator or miners so please
use more careful considerations
among all parties and learn to
arbitrate your differences.
Wa Two.
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Maxyille

along and is q pretty fair crop.
This news may be stale but DR..
Sherman was married to Mary
Webb holloween evening.
The smoke of the political battle
has cleared away and shows "a
large Republican majority, and
now may we not hope for some-
thing real good that will be n
source of great credit to the Re.
publican party.
And may we not hope to see the
laws we now have enforced and
not winked at by the sworen Of
fioers of the law.
see the DRMooRAT-SENTINEL
has great deal TO say about good
roads but when we go out to find
them we find instead mud holes
and the public money spent in
making surveys. 1t is not no.
tOrious fact that a public dollar is
only worth soc. We do hope that
the appointing of the Supervisor
by the Trustees may give us bet
ter service on the roads.
John Thompson and wife, former
residents Of Maxvile hut none of
Van Vert county, are now back
visiting his Brother, Samuel
Thompson, and his Father. in-law,
Jesse Dickens, of Hooking county,
and their many other friends in
Perry and Hooking county.
The Editor of the DEMOCRAT.
SENTINEL speaking of the large
brick and cement works at Green
dale that the benefits should go to
Logan as 1T was Hooking county
product while this is true now it
would not be if Hooking County
had not got that two mile slice
from the south part of Old Perry
leaving Monday Creek township
two miles small, but notwi thstand-
ing all, Monday Creek looms up
second to none in the two counties.
In mineral resources unequaled
her fine sand stone her inexhausti-
bile lime stone of about IL feet
underlying the entire Township
then the big vein of coal in the
South Eastern portion of the
township and then the feet vein
under laying the entire Northeast
ern portion and then this is not all
when we look at the farm improve
ments we see that the farming in
terests are not neglected while the
farm buildings are not bnilt for
show they are substantial and
ample and shows the enterprise of
the Monday Greek farmers. There
was built in the township that we
know OF and almost in sight of
each other eight good substantial
barns owned by the following
named persons; James Stimmel,
Harry Angle, Nathan Cohagen,
John Bell, this last named gentle
man has also built a good substan-
tial frame house, Adam Smith,
Simeon Polling, Arthur woods,
Jackanah Nixon and Marion Mites
this makes nine, well there may be
more but this must suffice for the
present. Now what we want and it's
coming is electric line from Lo-
gan to New Lexington up the
Monday Greek Valley through the
capital of Monday Creek township
Maxville and then Logan would
receive a boom that would be
substantial.
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Secretary Root to Speak.

Cincinnati, Nov. 21.-The CONNER
cial Club of Cincinnati has issued in
vitations to the various representa-
tives of the South American countries
accredited to Washington on the
twenty-sixth anniversary dinner Of the
club, Friday evening, at which Secre-
tary of State Root will be the guest
of honor. The South American diplo-
mats invited are Ignacio Calderon,
Bolivia; Felipe Pardo, Peru; Enrique
Cortes, Colombia; Mr.. Guergel de
Amaral, charge d'affaires Brazil lega-
ton. and Alberto Yocham. charge
d'affaires Chilean legation. Governor
Harris has been invited to be present
to represent the state of Ohio. Mem
bers of the club believe that most OF
the diplomats invited will accept.
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Pleasant Valley

Miss Carrie Mowrey, after an
extended visit with George Conkel
and family, returned to her home
near New Plymouth, Friday.
Arthur Rogers was seen in our
vicinity Sunday morning.
Mr.. Ivor Engle and Miss Lizzie
Stevens, Of near Ilesboro, visited
Mr.. George Conkel and family
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Harrison Nihiser called on
George Conkel last Tuesday even
ing.
Preaching at 81, Johns Church
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FOUND GUILTY
Was American Sugar Refining Com
pany of Accepting Rebates.

New York, Nov. 21.-The American
Sugar Refining company was found
guilty by jury in the United States
circuit court OF accepting rebates
amounting to $4,000 from the New
York Central railroad. The New York
Central was recently found guilty OF
giving rebates to the American Sugar
Refining company and fined s10S,0O0.
Joseph II, Choate In his argument for
the defense declared that there was
no precedent In American law for
such an enormous fine as the statute
against rebating provided. 1t was
necessary. he said. to go back several
centuries In English law to find an
Instance in which penalty amount
ing to more than 100000 had been
imposed.
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Fire DESTROYS Mail.

Mansfield, o., Nov. PA combina-
tion mail and express car on east
bound Pennsylvania train No. 2 took
fire here and was practically destroy
ed with 1000 to 1,500 letters. The
mail destroyed was transfer mail. be
ing received from other cities for de-
livery along the Pennsylvania road
between Mansfield and Wooster.
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"Wetsv Defeated.

Coumbus, o., Nov. 81. - Clinton
township, north of this city, Is to re-
main dry for the next two years BY
vote of almost two to one the "drys"
carried the election which was held In
the six precincts of the township
Tuesday. The total vote was 1,400.
and OF this number the drys received
926 and the vets 440.
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Washington Twp.

The pasS fine weather has favor
ed our people in getting most of
their corn in the crib and in good
condition although too dry to save
the fodder TO best advantage.
Chas. e. Flum, G. V. Harden
and James Lindsay are the champi-
on huskers, and if you doubt il
just pass your challenge over this
way and yon can soon he convinc
ed.
The coal Syndicate of New MI.
Pleasant has suspended work.
Mr.. Wesley Riggs, of South
Walter Street, was in Logan Satur-
day and thought the day rather
damp for real pleasure.
j. W. Schaal passed through
our Ewing village Saturday morn
ing and told us he had lost COW
but az she was in fine shape he
thought best to save the meat for
beef.
Messrs. VIM. A. Horn and w. A.
Cooper called over to Logan Satur-
day and were taking IN the sights
and Cooper contemplates buying
the new Ambrose Hotel in the
near future.
Gentleman Geo. Anthony,
George and Tom O'neal are push
ing the grading and piking of the
South Hooking Pike near our vii
lage of Ewing.
Mr.. F. L. Souders and wife, of
Walter Street, were in Logan
Saturday and were well moistened
rs this was a wet one.
c.. A. Frazier and wife were
shoppers in Logan Saturday.
We have just heard of COM
plete surprise party held at the
home of Geo. Hutton and wife,
recently and about 80 people were
present; after Geo. reajustsd his
glasses when he came to himself
he began to see who had come and
made all feel at home and a
pleasant time was had and
bountiful dinner served.
We learn from some of the gal
lants near here that Jos. Sehorr
has a sort of mania for saining no
matter If the weather is cool he
ventures just the same.
Great cyclones and Pretzels !
Here we are nearly up to the
Thanksgiving time when Mr..
Turkey has all the show, but can't
enjoy the hospitality OF his many
friends and ii we do not drop
few good smiling hints we may
miss the same pleasnrable time
tho Turkey misses.
Now there are some rainy days
and plenty of water for the be-
ginning of winter, yet we hope old
Frigid will keen away just few
weeks and some more smiles from
Sol. will favor our growing wheat
and young grass which were also
needing rain badly.
There must be sort OF oil and
gas boom expected 10 the nsaF
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Accidentally shot.

Lancaster, o., Nov. 2t.-While re-
turning from a hunting trip William
Malloy accidentally discharged shot.
gun, the entire load of No. 8 shot en-.
tering his right side. His companions
secured wagon and brought him to
his home in this cit. He lived only
few hours after the accident.
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Elect Directors.

Cincinnati o., Nov. 21.--At the an
nual meeting of the Cincinnati South
ern Railroad company held here the
following directors were elected:
Lawrence Maxwell, Jr., Samuel Spen-
Ger, Briggs $. Cunningham, Charles
A. Hinsch, W. J. Murphy and b. w.
Ktftrtdpa
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Received Life Sentence.

Portsmouth, o.. Nov. 81. - Jared
Hughes, who killed his wife. Flora
Hughes, and her paramour. John Barr,
Aug. 20, pleaded guilty to second de-
gree murder The state accepted the
plea and he was sentenced to life i'm
prisonment.
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Man Hunt.

Ashland, o.. Nov. 21.-The farmers
of the southern part of Ashland coun-
ty are hunting for George Baker, 25,
who is accused Of assaulting Dora
Messner, 13. Baker worked for Mess
ner. Neighbors talk of a lynching in
case Baker Is found.
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Miniature Rebellion.

Cincinnati, O., Nov. 21,-The Grand
View sanitarium, Price Hill, was the
scene of an outbreak by three insane
patients. Two male attendants were
badly injured and Lieutenant of Po-
lice Kane and a detachment of patrol
men were called in to quell the min
iature rebellion. William Mccall, a
giant patient from Kentucky, precipi-
tated the outbreak.
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BY Escaping Gas.

Bridgeport, o., Nov. 21.-Four small
children of William Gallagher OF Mar
tins Ferry were overcome by escap-
ing gas. All are living, but three are
in serious condition and two hardly
expected to live.
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Butler Recaptured.

Toledo, o., Nov 21.-James Butler,
one OF the trio who picked the locks
of the county jail at Bowling Green
last week and escaped, was captured
In Detroit by Toledo deputy sheriffs.
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Application for Parole.

Notice Is hereby given that Martin seaFls
prisoner now c0niinedih the Ohio Pent-
tentiary, has been r0cpmmended 70 the
worthy OF confederation fOr parole. HAid
application Will be for hearing on and after
December Is 1906.
Nov. w, h-W,
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commander eroMn Percent.

Toledo, o.. Nov 2l.-Seyeral hun
dred veterans OF the civil war met
here aud participated In an old-time
campfire given under the auspices Of
Forsyth Post @. A. Il. This is the
fortleth anniversary of the birth OF
the order The purpose of the meet
ing was to get civil war veterans who
are not members OF Grand Army
post interested IN the organization.
Several veterans spoke. among whom
were Commander-in-C Chief II. b. Brown
OF GAINESVILLE and Department Com
mander G. A. Harmon OF Lancaster.
who were guests OF honor
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Wife's Plalnt.

Cleveland o.. Nov. 2l,-Because, as
she alleges In her petition, she had to
sleep with dogs, ana because said
dogs were accorded privileges denied
her. Mrs. Elizabeth +. Yarger asks a
divorce from her husband, William.
She says william has a mania for
dogs and always has 20 or more OF
them lying around the house. She
had to serve as chef for them and
could not Sit down to her own meals
until the pups had been gorged. This
was all Wen and good, she says In her
petition. until Bill started 10 take
them to bed with him. That is where
she quit.
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Horse Terrorized shon.

Cleveland, o., Nov. 21.-A fractions
horse terrorized the occupants of a
blacksmith shop, in which 1t was run
ming loose. Snorting with anger, 1t
drove Joseph Sinecane into a corner
and kicked out his brains. despite the
efforts Of several other men to save
him. Turning upon the would-be res
cuers the horse selected Daniel Sine
cane, a brother OF the dead man, and
kicked him on the head His injuries
are pronounced fatal. John Beyers
attempted to open door and drive
the frenzied animal out. when it
wheeled and Kicked him in the stom-
ach. Physicians say his recovery IL
doubtful, Through windows and doors
others escaped from the shop.
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Sheriff's Sale.
UNDER EXECUTION,
Gear, Scott 90, PlaintiHs

u. M. Mowery and zoe Young. D Defendants.
In the Court OF Common Pleas OF Hooking
County, Ohio.