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LEWIS GREEN,
KDITOR AND PKOPKIETOR.
TERMS PER YEAR,
2.00-
Thursday, Jan. 17, 1884.
If Gov. Hoadly's "40 acres and
amnle" rainpantism about the
colored man in his Inaugural ad
dress, in which he asks an "ear
open to hear,'' refers in any way
to Poindexter's clamor in the
"State Journal, we object at once,
-and shut our ears now, and close
them with wax. Two open ears
-and two quick eyes to the condi
tion of the white working men of
this country, are more in accord
with Democratic sentiment. Give
the white boys the ears and eyes
of the Governor and the Demo
cratic party.
Senator Welsh.
Senator Welsh has been ap
pointed to places on the follow
ing Committers :
Judicial, Common Schools,
'Colleges, Corporations, Geologi
cal Survey, Mines and Mining,
-Sanitary Laws.
Mr. Welih is made Chairman
of the Committee on Corpora
lions, and a better selection could
not have been made, Mr. Welsh
is one of the able men of the Sen
-ate, and his appointment to posi
tions on the above named com
mittees will give him opportunity
to render good service to his con
stituents, to the party and to the
Stale.
Representative Weldy.
It affords us pleasure to note
that our Kepresentative, Col. S.
"Weldy, is recognized among the
-members of the Legislature as
one of the prominent men of that
body. In tho selection of the
Committees, who really do the
work of legislation, the Col". haB
been assigned the most import
ant places in the list.
He is Chairman of Geology,
Mines and Mining, the most im
portant committee of all to the
Hocking Valley. He represents
a county we have always insisted
was foremost among her sisters
in the raining business, and we
are glad to see our county thro'
her Representative, placed at t$i8
head of the list.
Col. Weldy will do credit to
himself, to his county, and to the
rnininginlerests in this important
.position to which he has been
-uppoinled. .
He is also appointed as Mem
Ler of the Cbmmiti.ee on Judici
ary, and Public Printing, two of
the most important committees
-of the Legislature. ,
In the Senatorial contest, Col.
Weldy was on the side which did
not win, and had no reason to
expect favor from the victors.
His" selection to places on the
committees we have named, and
his appointment as Chairman of
the Committee on Mines and
Mining, the. most important to
us, is a recognition of his capa
bility, -and a compliment to his
-constituents over which we have
Just reason to be"highly pleased.
Gov. Hoadly's Inaugural.
The Inaugural Address of Gov
Ilondly is a masterly state paper:
Its length prevents us publishing
it in full this week. The points in
the message aro these.
He understands the Democratic
triumph as an expressslon of the
public in favor of a chango of par
tias, with a view to the public good
He is opposed to making the Be
nevolent Institutes centers of" par
tisan politics.
He favors a change iu the present
Republican system of contracts for
convict labor.
More stringent divorco laws for
protection to family and society-
Objects to the prominence in
Court of the sensational,- insanitv
dodge.
Desires a Board of pardons.
Sugges's changes in the Judicial
system, that will diminish the num
ber of judges, and promoto more
speedy settlement of cases in Court.
Favors a reduction of salaries of
all the State and County officers.
Is opposed to the repeal of the
Scott Law.
Prefers the license system.
Approves the agitation ot the
temperance question. "It is", says
the Governor, "an honest struggle
against a real evil."'
Demands that the war taxes be
removod.
Recommends legislation that will
protect colored men in all rights
granted by tho Constitution.
Closes by congratulating the peo
ple upon tho era of psace and pros
perity that prevai's, aud asks the
assisstance of all good ciizens, in
helping to preserve and promote the
public good.
Horrible Ending of
Drunken Ppree.
A YOUNG MAS KILLS HIMSELF IX
A GROG SHOP.
On last Thursday evening, a
SENATOR PAYEE.
Panic's Nomination.
It is discovered to us now since
the nomination of Mr. Payne,
that a large majority of our man
ufacturing and business Demo
crats favored his nomination
first. Ue was known as a man
ufacturer and x business man.
He has built up productive in
dustries in Cleveland. He has
applied his money to goi-d and
useful purposes. He is active.
energetic, honorable in all his
business relations. He builds
manufactories. He pays men
good prices. Henever had strikes.
He is not only sensible in his in
vestments, but he is generous in
his contributions. He is wealthy
by reasons of prudent invest
ments of his means. He is pop
ular because of his kindness and
generosity to tho poor and la
boring classes. He is a protec
tive tariff man and is today the
most popular candidate for Pres
ident among the working men
and manufacturing industries of
the Hocking Yalley.
A Dead Beat.
Pass Ulm Along tlie Line..
A Cenlic Hint.
The papers are publishing no
tices that Gen. Warner, of Mari
etta, is n.t satisfied with Hie
Democratic situation. The Gen
eral has not an immaculate po
litical pedigree. He is not in
'most of t he herd Tjooks. He may
be put in a district different from
that which he now represents.
We suggest to him to open his
guns and turn loose his versatile
tongue upon Republicans, and
let Ohio Democrats alone.
The Democrats of "this coun(y
.accept the nomination of Mr.
Payne, and stand by it. If Gen.
Warner don't liko the action of
the caucus, he can leave the Dem
ocra'ic party as he left the Re
publican parly, when it did not
-suit him. He is not such a polit
ical Pope as to command unques
tioned attention to his false and
undemocratic aspersions upon the
act of a Democratic caucus.
in mo Jaie senatorial caucusi
Col. "Weldy voted for Pendleton,
and Senator Welsh voted for
Payne. Each of these gentlemen
voted, we know, an honest con
viction, and we have no Fiulfc to
find with them.
We believe a majority of the
Democrats of this district and
Uiis county were for Ward. The
candidacy for Senator was not an
issue in their campaigns, and we
know that their constituents will
not object to a vote from person
al conriclion of either, when the
matter voted upon was not in
issue before the people when
their MilFrajres were cast.
From Nelsonvllle Republican.
A "dead bent" named W..H.
Druggins, who for a period of about
seventeen months took' the Repub
licau at Logan-, has" left there and
neglected to forward to us his pres
ent address or the money he owes
us on subscription. -.This kind of a
''beat'' is tho most despisable of all-
one who will take a man's goods
and not pay for them. We warn all
newspaper publishers not to trust
this man for subscription.
Dr. "Bright informs us .that the
party alluded to, was an attendant
at tho Athens Asylum, but was re
lieved by Dr. Holden. Tho man
who will swindle an editor, can not
be trusted in any position.
During tho twelve years we havo
ben engagod in paying tho expen
ses of the SEOTiNEowe have rot
met an instance of such small mean
ness as the !Nelsonville paper com
plains of. Often times wo lose sub
scription. The subscriber dies, or
breaks up.and of course can not pay.
A great many have not paid, be
cause, possibly, it is not convenient
to do so promptly. But we never
yet had a scoundrel on our list, who,
after taking the paper for years,
would, without apology, refuse to
pay for it. The Kelsonville Re
publican's "dead beat ," should be
'passed along the line.''
young man, named William Kelly,
of Ward township, living near
Longstretb s, committed suicide by
shooting himself through the heart
with a revolver.
He had been drinking hard for a
week or more. On last Thursday
he armed himself with a revolver
and declared it his intention to
shoot a man named Sutter, and
then kill himse!f. Rutter was pay
ing attention to Kelley 's sister, to
which Kelley objected.
Rutter hearing of the threats of
Kelley, kept out of his sight. In
the evening Kelly came into Spray's
Saloon, and aftor somo indifferent
conversation, and without any pre
monition drew his revolver and
shot himself in tho heart, dying al
most instantly.
Coroner Heft was informed of the
occurrence, and went don on Fri
day. On investigation, he became
satisfied that tho man's death was
his own act, and that no proceed
ings in the case were required
from him officially.
But a great crime against God
and Law has been committed. A
young man, the promised hopo and.
help of his parents, p-'saesced of
mind and muscle, to make a good
and useful citizen, prompted by the
fuiies of Hell, kills himself.
By his own hand, directed by tho
Demoa of Drunkenness, he sinks
into a dishonored grave, despised of
men and accursed of God. It is an
awful crime, and may. tho mention
of this drunken suicido arrest for a
moment the thought of other young
men, following perhaps in his foot
steps. It is gay and jolly to dance
on tho gilded procipice of intoxica
tion. It is thought only .frolicsome
to look down into the horrible ac-.
cursed depths of debauchery. It is
social to get on a spree. Will the
young men of our town and coun
try, when they stop, startled at the
death of young Kelley, think fur
ther that he only opened before
them the path they are following,
and that he reached, and which, tho
path of drunkeness led to.
Young man, listen to tho ad vie 3
of your parents; take heed of tho
counsel of your ministers; assert
your manhood; be men and be
christi ins, then for you the grave
will not conceal a dishonored car
cass, and the future will not be ou
ter darkness.
OPERA BOUSE,
MONDAY EVENING,
JANUARY 21ST
THE FAMOUS
M CGIBNEY FAMILY
Full Band, orchestra and Chorus consist
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CORNET SOLOS, DUETS,
Band and Orchestral Se
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Glees, Choruses and
LAUGHABLE SKETCHES
That must bo seen to be appreciated.
Popular prices 35c, 50c and 60cts.
. PAUL SMITM
ENTERTAINMENTS
Catering to sn intellectual public the management guarantees oneaf tho moit, at
tractive, enjoyableand thoroughly artistic entertainments of tho season.
TIBIfcTTIEa: SIBJk.SOT
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Don't forget the date as you cannot afford
to miss them.
Time Tried and Fire Tested
PHOENIX
Insurance Company, Hartford, Con.
STATE OF OHIO, :
Insurance Department,
Columbus, January 8th, ISM.
Whereas, The Phoenix Insurance Com
pany, located at Harftrd. in tho Stata of
Connecticut, has filed in this offlce a sworn.'
statement, by the proper Officers thereof
showing its condition and business, and
has compiled in all respects with tholaws
of this state, relating to Fire Insurance
Companies incorporated by other States of
we united states.
Now. thnrefore. In nursiance of law. 1.
Charles H. Moore. Superintendent of In
surance onheState of Ohio, ao neteoy cer
tify that said Company is authorized, to
transact i a appropriate business of Fire
Insurance in this State.ln accordance with
law, during the current year. The condi
tion and business of said Company at the
date of such statement (DecemberSl,) 1883,
is shown as follows:
Aggregate amount of available
assets S1,135,01S,SS
Aggregate amount of Liabilities
(except Capital), including
re-insurance 1,413,057,18
THE YOUNG GENIUS
G. PAUL SMITH
'THE MODERN PROTEUS,'
Who Will Appear m a Series of
TT3STIQ,TT:E! A.NJD.
PROBATE NOTICE.
Xoticeis hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have bee tiled in
the Probate Court of Hocking county, O.,
lor settlement
Irvln C. Wright, executor Lavina W.
Wright,
and thesame will come on for hearing on
the llth day of Feb., 181, at lOo'elock.a.
m., or as boon thereafter as may be con
venient, AV.T. ACKER, Probate Judge.
Jan. 17 3w.
TROBATE NOTICE -
Notice is here given, that the following
accounts and vouchers hpve been filed in
the Probate Coiutof Hocking county, O.,
lor settlement.
Henry Shultz, guardian of John Riser.
And the same will conic- on for hearing on
llih day of February, ISS1, at 10 o'elocK.a.
in,orassooninerea;ter as may ue conve
nient. y t ACKER,
Jan 17 3w Probate judge,
m
YORK
!
SHERIFFS SALE.
IX PARTITION.
Weekly Edition, Ox k Doli.au a
Year.
Henry (Jraham
va
ililbury 31. Green, et al.
It contains all the general news ; J the courtof common Fieasor nocking
of the Daily Edition of the iJer-1 couutyhio.
aid. whicdi Ims flir Inrcper riivnJ Notice is hereby Kitesi that the unites-
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lation in the Uniled States. '
Independent in Politics.
signed, Siientl Jti'CfcSnjr. county, Ohio,
by virtue ora partition isiueu out oi skiu
Cunitin the above entitled cause and to
liltn iliTvwtiwf ni SUinri tTiif k;iiiI iint:ntV-Wiil
It is the lllOSt Valuable chronicle jatthedoroftheCourt IIou?e,in Logan,
PROBATE NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court of Hocking County. O.,
for settlement
Leauder Amerine, guardian of Flora G.
Eckhart and Anthony Eckhart.
and the same will come!on for hearing on
thell day of Feb., ISSt at !0 o'clock, a. m.,
or as soon thereafter as may be convenient.
W. T. ACKER, Probate Judge.
Jan 17 3w
111
N et assets
53,021,991,70
Amount of actual paid up cap
ital. 2,000,000,00
Surplus Sr,O2i,991J0
Amount of Income for the year'
In cash 52,113,000,32
Amount oi expenditures lor tuc
year in cash 2,105, 626,28
, i " , In witness whereof, I have here
JSEA.IV unto subscribed my name and
' i '' caused the seal of my Office to be
affixed, the day and year above; written.
CHAS. H. MOORE, Sup't.
L. 8 Bort, Agent, Logan, O. jan 17 Iw
Walnut Street Souse.
Walnut Street, between Sixth aud
Seventh Streets,
CINCINNATI,
OHIO.
Presenting all the Varied Attractions of
A First Clars Lecture Course,
The Highest Grade of Histrionic Art,
The Gems of the Operatic and Concert Stage,
And the Instantaneous Craj'on Artist,
As given by him during: the past ten jTears, before uniformly large
and delighted audiences in nearly every State in the Union,
Universally Pronounced by Press, Public and Managers
The Best Entertainments of their
Kind Extant,
sg
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First
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Popular Price S2.00 Per Day.
Jan,
OAKS &. LODWICK, Prop's.
17 3m.
In a recent assue of the Colum
bus Journal, tbe'Ecv. Poindexter,
a negro, who poses as a preacher,
bit who mostly exposes himself in
the Journal, weekly, as a dema
gogue, in referring to the action of
the democratic legislature, in so
lecting a co'ored man for a place
says tho act of the Democrats in
appointing colored men, has about
as mucli relation to what the Re
publicans havo done, as "Two
deuces in a game of bluff, have to
four aces."
This coming from a man of God,
and a preacher, indicates familiarity
with the devices of Satan, that as
tonishes us. Has the hoary head
ed and professional bible banger got
to playing poker? Is his mind in
fected aud his heart corrupted as the
language of his lips would indicate,
with the satanic sports'of the wicked
men, who represent the people in
the Legialature.
It seems to us some- church or
legislative aetiou should be taken
with this preacher and card writer
of such reckless comparisons.
CoUrcs, Hocking VaUey I Toledo
RAILWAY,
Tho Shortest Route Between
AND THE
OHIO EIVER
Which
in it
ts richness of material, elegance of design, elaborateness-
of detail, and general fine artistic effect has seldom, if ever,
" been surpassed.
Enoch Karshner's Estate.
Tho undersigned hns been nppointcd
and qu-ilifledas Administrator of the es
tate of Enoch Karshner, late of Hocking
county, deceased.
ROBERT SWINEHART,
Jan. 17 3 w. Administrator.
PK0B4TE NOTICE.
UNoticelsherobyciventiiattliefollowlnE
accountsand vouchers have been filed In
theProbateCourt of Hocking County .O..
for settlement.
josiab Thomas, guardian of John Iacy,
and the same will come on for hearingon
the 21st day of j.w. Ii81, at 10 o'clock, a.
m. or as soon thereafter as may be conve
nient. W. T. ACKER.ProbateJudge.
Jan. 17 3r
(OmHmxdfrom last veet)
How Watch Cases aro Made.
It is a feet not generally known that the
James Most Gold Waleh CaMdrsalIy con
tain more pure gold than many 'gelid'
gold eaoea Tito demand for there watch
cases has led to the manufacture of a very
poor grade of solid gold watch rases
low in quality, and deficient in qi-sntlty.
These cases are made from "; to 10 karats,
and a 5 or 6 karat case is often sold fr,r 12
or 14 karats. It is kot economy to 1 y a
watch cate so poor in quality thr.t it iviii
soon lose its color, or one eo soil that it will
lose ita ahapc and fail to shut tight, thtib
Icltimr in dust and damaging the works, o
one so thin that a slight blew will break
the crystal, and perhaps the mccn:cnt.
It IS 'economy to buy a James JJc-f Gold
Walch Cast, in irhicfi koxe cf tho t'.ins
ever occur. This watch case L: rot a r jvrt
mc.nl it has been made nearly i'm y jmrs.
Hvsiiro., I'u Oct. 24, 1C2.
I ecM two Jsiacs Boss' Go!J Watih Ci-cs Cirt
ycers Eg-o, vrlssa Ihey ct ciui cut, M..1 &! rjre ii:
good condition yet. Oac or tli;ra ij cm'.l bj- &
carpenter, Mr. L. W. Drake, of Eas! I.id. in 1 oa!
rhowstfcewearln octi cr Vto risers: tto tai.r bj
Mr-Boncan, of Cimuiaham. Pa.; arsJ I tin rro
duce ceo or both of thrii cares zl cny tbn?.
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NEW YORK HERALD,
Broadway & Ann St.
Dec. 13 iw.
at 1 o'clock, P ni , ofsaii! day, offer for salo
ut public uurtioii thfe lollowlnu lands and
ill?, stiuiue iu Aiutns couniy, u..
liein-'on thesoulli ljanli ol tho Ilorkl.iir
i river, utthi-point where the west line'
OI112 i:UXlUl-l JIJ" tuc ivt, i.iiii.k;i l.livt.
hutuiied :u d htty ur.e (3j1, torr.ihii
number ten 10, r.iiw minner fourteen
(14). IJovcrtown!lilp,"eclioii number fwt-n.
tv livf (.'"), m-ssts -.aid ri e ; thence south
twentv live f.S) chains., ll.'ty mx (5i" links
tocurnei; thence east thirteen (13) chains
ten (ID) links, across said lot three hundred
and Uty one ('i51); thence iorth ten (10)
chains fifteen (15) inks to a corner; thenco
easfhirteen (13 chains across a hundred
(k'0) acre lot number three hrndred and
liftv (350); thence north five (5) chains,
llitj- three (!) links to the north east cor
ner of In lot number twenty four (24). In
the tOTii of Tyler; tttence south forty two
li-2. west two 121 chains to the south east
corner of said m lotnimibt-r twenty four
(2); thence north westerly Jour (4) ebcints,
lilt v MX (c5) links to n corner of lot num
ber nineteen (19), in buidtown of Tyler;
thence northerly one(l)chaiii,fi ft F0imkv
to a corner of said lot number nineteen (!j);
thence north fifty sven (57) erst one 1
chain and twenty (20) links, more or le,
to the middle of the street: thence north
westerly with said s rcet to the southeast
corucrof the old mill lot in said one hun
dred (100) acre lot number three hundred
and fifty 35t); thence, south seventy TOf
west two 12) chains and fifty 50) liuKS to
the west line of said lot; thence north to
the banK of said rfver; thence vesterly cp
said river to the place of begii.iiiii-r, coit
tainins fifty and a halt 50)acre, more or
less, and including within the nUJ boun
daries lot number eighteen (IS) in -said
town of Tyler; also two p.ircels. or ground
known as lot number twenty three and.
twenty lour 23) &(24) in said town of Tyler
The whole coinpr.siiiir the S.ilt Works
property conveyed to .Milbury 31. Green,
by M.iry Fuller by deed dated October first
(1st) ISjo and recorded in Volume twenty
three (23), P P 203 and 207 of the lands rec
ords of At hens county. Ohio; also arts of
the fifth division lots number three hun
dred and nftv two, three hundred and
TIME CAliD.
Taking Effect, Noy. 18, '83.
CENTRAL TIME.
SOUTH BOUND.
Lv Toledo 5 00 a ni 1010 a m 5 35 pm
Fostoria C21... 11 3.J ... 7 02 .
Carey 651 .
Up. Sandusky... 7 30
Marlon
Prospect.....
Deiou-are...
Ar Columbus
8(9...
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..8 56...
.9 50...
12 05 pm
1240 ...
120...
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Juvenile Orchestra and Brass Band,
Under the Direction of Prof. G. B. 13alcomb.
- AVE ALL KNOW
That water never runs tip hill;
that kisses taste better lhan they
look, and are be'ter after dark,
that it is better to'berisht than left:
that, those who take Dr Jone'sKed
Clover Tonic never have dyspepsia,
costiveness, bad breath, piles, pim
ples, ague and malarLi diseases, poor
appetite how spirits, headache or
diseases of Kidneys and Bladder.
Price 50 cents of Keber & Co.
Feb. 15 1 jr.
jonn e.
Lv Columbus......... 7 50 a m 3 05 pm G 00pm
Lancaster .9 17 a m 4 32 pm 7 21 pm
Logan 10 02 a ru 5 18 pm 8 12 pm
At Athens 11 05 a m 6 30 pm 9 20 pm
THE INAUGURATION.
The Inauguration of Gov. Hoad
ly, on last Monday, was a great
Democratic day in the Capital city.
The city was full of peoplo, repre
sentative Democrats from every
county in ihe Sta'c, being present.
There was no military dispiny.
Governor Hoadly sensib'y conclu
ding that these are times of peace,
and the military on pab'ic occasions
are not in harmony with the spirit
of fhe times.
About twentv Loskui democrats
attended, and all enjo3red themselves.
The Democratic State Editorial
Asseciation met in Columbus last
Monday, at the office of the Sec
retary of State. A number ofi
Editors joined the Association.
ABSENT 3IIXDED.
Col. Vance reports an absent
minded man. Ue says the fellow
move I to a point 17 miles .distant,
but that on Saturday evening, af
ter the weck.s work was done, he
stai ted for "Home' and forgot he
had moved until he had gono back
17 miles to tho old quarters.
This fellow, we think, mast be a
A Surprise Party.
Haydenville, O., Jan llth. On
January 8th, 18S4, a company of
twenty-eight friends and relatives
of Mr. Lswis Coakley, assembled at
his residence in Green Township, to
celebrate his thirty-fourth birth
day. Notwithstanding the deep snow,
and the disagreeable night, nearly
all the invited guests were present.
Somo came in sleighs, others on
foot, but all came with baskets
failed with tho most delicious cake,
pie, chicken, and all kinds of fruit;
the best the country could afford.
All this arrangement was' en
tirety unknown to Mr. Coakley. It
never entered fiis mind that it was
his birth-day, until the company as
sembled. We enjoyed one of the
most pleasant times we ever had,
We found Mr. 'Joakly and his wife
m us high spirits as they ever were;
and were at a loss for language to
express Imw they enjoyed it. We
wish Mr. Coakle many happy re
turns of the day and a long and
prosperous life.
A Participant.
Ar Ualllpolls 137 pm 8 39 pm
Poineroy 232pm 935pm
NORTH BOUND.
Lv Pomeroy...
Gallipolia.....
420am 415pm ..
5 16 am 6 CO pm .
lass
K
Lv Athens...
.7 05 am 7 05 pm 12 45pm
Lv Logan . ...
Lancaster....
Ar Colunsbus..
... 8 50 am S 17 pm 1 47 pm
...9 12 am 8 58 pm 2 32 pra
,.10 30 am 10 20 pm 3 55pm
TAT
Cornelest and Leader of Brass Band.
B3L.SIE POEBES,
Alt Horn and Celloist
school niinw
MEETINGS.
The Board orSehool Examiners of Lopan
Village will hold resr.Ur meeting for the
Examination of applicants for teachers'
ertincate3 asyollows, viz:
On the Third Wednesday of Feb
ruary. April. June. August,
October and December,
V
at the cfilccof the Hnreilntenrent. in th
yiooi mumim: otsua viiii.jre, commen
ciMg at 10 o'clock, n. iu., ofitirh day.
Uy order of Ex.i m i lif rs,
J. II. UYE.I'resdent.
A' H- WlKOS, Clerk. juna2ly
Mamteoth Invoice of
of every description, which the
above named local deal
er has provided
for his
CUSTOMERS
embrace everything desirable in
the geneial lines of Boot
wear that may be called for
adapted to all ages and
both sexes, and in all the
Kew Shapes and of the -
Most Approved Malies.
Those good are all fresh and
have been carefully
lected, and are
Sd-
nn?e nnmuer lourieeu (.i-ii, in jjjvct iowii
ship, beinjx all thM parts of said lots
numbers three hundred and fllty tvro,
three liundred and fifty three and tlirre
hundred and fifty lour (:52, 053 and C54),
lvimr south of thellockiiijc river, rscept-
ing thirty (30 .-I'.-re-, by a straight Kne ctr
from the "outh end or said lots -oid about
thirty (30) acres otr from the north end of
the touth end of said lot number thren
hundred and fllty lour VA), Utely owned
byThotmsEwif.S.the whole comprising
the Aniiitiise tarm so called and contain
ing one hnndredand filtyiloO acres, nioro
or lev; '1' t!i.s-e several tracts or panels
of land 1 ing and begin j lug in JRover twp.,
belugsuch parts of one hundred (t0O sic
lots numbir three hunt rat and lifty-sir
three hundred s.nd titty seven three hun
dred and llity uuht andthreclintdred end
(ilty nine.(25ti, .J37, 35S, and o59). in section
number thirty one (31), township number
ten(10),niUKeni.mberlourteen tM),as ;:es
southwest of the middle thread of Ihe
Hocking liver; stjso such part of lot num.
her three hundred and fllty lour (35t). in
section uuiiiuvrtiYeuty live 125), tuwiiblilr
immuerteii (Ivi, range niuiib-r lourteeit
(II),asliessoutb.vtotof the muMIe thread
of the UocMns iivcr, and also so much or
lot number three hundred and fifty nine
(359), in Mid tmvn&hip number ten. (I0
range Liimuerfoiirteen (14). scclionsr.um
ber thirtv oneaud thirty two (Utaud .), x
lies betw een the ranal and said river, con-
cveil to George T Uo.dd by Thorns. Ew
iiii.scptemberthe Hnh,l65; al-o sixty (CO)
aeies.moreor l"ss,ofl" thesouth endofoiii
hundred (101-) acre lot number three hun
dred and flitv Hvf F355 in section number
twenty five (iU, in township number leu
(It, ranse number iourtecu (M), being sucji
part of said lot as I es south oi thellocUntf
liter, which -wis conveyed to George 1'
Gould by IMrdum U Ilewi-tt by deed dated
3Iny II, tsfft. Athene comity land. Includ
ing town lob. described in thisvrit.
U.rniscf S-ile One third cash, one third
in one and one third in two J ean. fn.in day
ol talesiml deferred payment be secured by
i5ortRigon t-e.-rriuisessold.
A pi.r..il(l at SII0b7C0.
Civeu ismitr my hand at Logan, Ohio.thi
Slst djyot leceiiiber,UW-
T. P. McUAUTIIY,bhertfr.
AV.E.Ilcn:bIiu,Der,utr-
"ttVdy.tWrisht.atrys jan .t-Cw
ifltOUATE .NO'IICK.
Xoticeisherebi-j'lven that tin folloir
lugaccounfj and touchers have been filed
in iheProbdt-j Court or Hocking county.
Ohio, for st'lllt incut. Itirl.ard 1 aulivs.r..
Kuirdian oi John K. Iloey sii.il Jorniu
Hocy.und thessunc will come on lor blar
ing on tho 25th day January. ISSI :.t 10 o'
clock, a. in. or soo.i t.ierujftersisiuR
beionvenient. Y,Y. AClCEt;;Iro. Jutjg
juuuarj- 3, 1SS1 Cv
TJCKEE'S
MEAT MARKET.
In tl.c Keller Btuldiiij:,
I Jlr.JoJjii Vcfcerwiil surpiy the public.
r TT 1 7 4 Hi m T." tt x I hisimat simnin KrlierN wmdiim will-a
m m mi -.r J t t . mr rt r - . . --
t-f V il JL.I- tJ. tt JL IU JZl JU . kl
TSACHEES
V
(to purchasers alike a3 regards
wearing qualities and prices.
EXAMINATION !!
EU3S
""y"
lit Columbus 1140am 500am 4 15 pm
Delaware 12 34 pm 5 52 am 507 pm
Prospect .l 00 pm 615 nni 532 pm
Marlon 1 25 pin C 34 am 5 52 pm
Up. Sandusky 2 15 pm 7 25 am 6 45 pm
Carey 2 45 pm 7 45 am 7 05 pm
Fostorin 815 pm 8 IS am 7 37 pm
Ar Toledo 4 35 pm 135 am 9 00 pm
Direct connections made in Union De
pot at Columbus, for Newark, Zanesville,
Pittsburg, WheeliDc.Bultiiuorc, Washing
ton and Philadelphia; also for Dayton,
Cincinnati, Louisville and all points South
and southwest.
i;lose connections at Toledo for De
troit and all points In Miclugau and Can
ada. W H HAERIBON.Gen'lPass. Ag't.
Columbus, Ohio
ir
TEE
A CLEAN SWEEP.
THE OHIO STATE ""HOUSE DEMO
CRATIC FP.OPEuTY.
On last Monday the various State
officers e-ected" at the October elect
ion were sworn into office, and took
charge of the govcrmontal affairs of
GROCERY &RESTAURANT
WILLIAM KLIXGE. Prop,
LANCASTER, OHIO.
Tho people of Logan are invited to call
on me when in the city for .
Fresh Groceries, Choice Wines,
Best Beer and Cigars.
my Restaurant win bo supplied -with fresh
Oysters, Game, Fish and everything the
market affords in season. may 10, 'tZ
FARMS
on James River. Va., in a
Northern settlement. Il
lustrated circular tree, J. F. JIacha, Clare-
mont, Virginia.
Books-Millions.
of volumes a year. The choicest literature
of the world. Catalogue free. Lowest pri
ces ever knowo. nol sold by dealers. Sent
for examination before payment on evi
dence of good faith.
.INO. B. ALDEN, Publisher,
P O Box 1227. 18 vesey st, N Y
The acknowledged Champion Child Violinst, Leader of Orchestra,
and Solo Violinist. Although but ten years old, in her repertoire
can be found selections from De Beriot, Siugelee, and other Masters
Ivd-ststea? O-eorgie,
Alto Ilorn and Bell Soloist.
Tho School Examiners- of Hocking coun
ty, Ohio, will meet at the
Union School House,
ON THE
First and Third Saturdays oi
Each Month,
in., except Jannary. July
5T-D GIVC EXTJRn
SATISFACTION
mis of Ihe tery best meat", at reasonrbr
prices. ?eals.i all kn:d co:istnnt!v on
i Intnl. Tiio liigbfst price paid l r fatrcat-
1 hora. January 3, ISM ly
tie, si eep stud hogs.
i,";.mnsau&;
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ri-s
rx
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Applicantsmust furnish pre-
by which they will receive
MTTM3 JBEBTA,
But seven years of age Character Artist, in her impersonation of
old people is ine-iuxiniesuiing-Qii iu &t.
In their Charger Songs and Impersonations of Old Folks are laugh
able in the extreme.
. . . . . i
I'eiiflieloii eititor, as tliosc Drethenii Ohio. It is the first time in our
disp'ay the most marked absent recollection whea all the State offi
cers were filled by democrats. It i
mindedneES, in forgetting lhata
week has elapsed since Payne was
campaign
An able letter from Ralph Leele,
"of Iranian, suggestive of lheWL'ek" ,1SW c'aPed since layne was u significant situatiou, and prompts
course the naners should pursue, !eleCtCa B,,u lue campaign against i us to 8Ujrge3t that a Kcd Kooster be
and indicating subjects of public , him cluscd-
;St!TS..,.w,K,S,T.,d:1. T l!'?"" ..p1eUsardtl.c!IU.m
or.erl ..snifn-. icnDney l-ainiiv 'lnnng
The Association meets at Hi thvir star in ilns citv. Syracuse Opeia House,
I placed on the 6umuiit of the Capi-
I FV& BETTKR THAN PHYSICS
Fun is excellent; a hearty laugh is
known the whole world over to be a
health promoter; but fun does not
fill the bill when a man needs phy
sic, on the other hand people take
too much physic. They would be
more heali hy, live longer,. and enjoy
life thoroughlv, if thev used Dr.
Jones' Bed Clover Tonic, whiah
cures all blood disorders, indigestion
kidney and liver troubles, removes
pimples and is a perfect tonic. Can
be taken by the most delicate. Only
50 ccHts per bottle, of B. C. Eeher
& Co
March 22nd, 1S83 1 yr.
The Whole Company will give
5
, , - - - -
at 9 o'clock, a
ana August.
paid eu elopes
the result ot the examination.
TESTIMONIALS
ofiyjod morl character will be required ea
those unknown-to tlie Boanl.
The grading Is represented on a scale of
to 100 . and six classes of certificates will
be issued, viz:
First Class, Five Years. No branch less
than 96 and an experience of not less than
three consecutite years of teaching next
ureceedini' the application, eighteen
months of which experience shall have
been in one plate.
Second CViss, Three Years. When the
applicant has an nver.iseot 95, no bramh
less Mian 9u,aud twenty four months ex
perience in teaching.
Third Class, Twenty FourMonths. An
average of90.no branch less than b5 and
eighteen months experience in teaching.
Fourth Class, Eighteen Months An av
erage of 85, no branch ies than 75 and
twelve months experience in teaching.
Fifth Class, Twelve Months. 'When in no
branch there is less than 70.
Sixth Class, six months. When In no
branch there is less than CO. This is a trial
certificate and will not be issued to an ap
plicant who has taught, after sept. 1, iss.
A satisfactory examination in the The
oryand Practlceoft aching and a good de
greeofsuceess is teaching and governing a
school will be favorably considered. Al
plicants are required io furnish testimo
iiialu of good moral character.
FKAXIC GORDON,
J.L.BKIGHT
J. r. H.UTEDEM
January 1, 1570. Examiners-
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DISSOLUTION.
Xolitc is hereby given that the pjirtne'--shij)
heretofore exitin? betA'eea M.trtin
V.'eissiad Ibert Itecker, under the arm.
naineof WeNi Ucc:itIs this il.iy dis-vIv-ed
by mutual consent. The said Albert
ll?e,tera.sunirng:ill liabilities and indeit-e-Ine3
of the said firm. Lou.in, O-. Dee.23
1SS?. Martin Y'eis,
j:ui3 3w Albert I;c!er.
Administrator's Sale of
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Iu pursuance ofan order of the Probate
Court ot UocHiig county, Ohio, I will olltr
lorsale.it public auction on
Saturday, the 2d day of Feb. 1831,
at one o'clock, p, m. at the door of the Court
ilcilein Loyan, Hocking county, Ohio,
the following" described jtiemiso. situate
iiiftropn tcivv tisliltt. Hofrii.r riiitv O.
! to-uit: Lot nnmuer fle(".); section nam
f d.-r tnirty(3U, township number thirteen
I (IS), Ringe number sixteen (i(J). contaiiiiit:;
I one huuurod and forty three i.nd cighticn.
hundred (ir; IS) ueres, more or Ij, reier"
ence btiug h.ul to DixjU. "A." Iage 22 re:-
: ord of pluisot tedious of IloeUing county,
umo.
Appraised atS 700.C0.
Terms of Sale One third cash, one third
in one e.ir and one third in two years
from the day ofv.ile, with interest, tho pay
ments to be secured by mortgage on the
premise sold.
G. W, BttSIIM. Altai.
with the Will annexed orEliaiDeuuis.dectl.
J.muary 3, ISii ttl
FASHIONABLE
Merchant
Tailorim
SHERIFF'S SALS.
Nelson Armstrons
vs
Manerva MeDaniel-
t In the Court of Common Flea of liccUIui.
county, Uluo.
Xotire Is hereby given, that the unttsr
siuedjohc'iiiroi Hocking county, Ohio by
viitueot an order ot .ile issutrd out ot said.
Couit iu the above entitled caue and to-
1 him directed ns Sheriff of said county, will
.it the prcniiseMlirtriy townsliip,
With Bell Accompaniment.
T..n-c r.Q of n nVlnr-.L- rnninieiicins atS. fjm r- Late
comers disturb both artist and audience, and those who arrive du
ring the reudition of any number on the programme will be oblig
ed to" wait in the Jobby until its completion.
s
jforgaBBaaaaRWKSsKi
Infants and Children
"Without Morphine or Narcotino.
What give3 our Children rosy cheeks.
What cures their f e ers, makes them sleep;
'TissOastorla.
When Babies fret, and crv bv turns.
What cures their colic, kills their worms, -But
Castorl.l.
OIIEilR ZBIOTTBIE
What quickly cures Constination,
Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion :
lint C'astorla.
Farewell then to 3IorpUine Syrups,
Castor Oil and Paregoric, and
IfailCnstnria.
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L. D. VICKEJRS,
A1T0KNKY - AT - LAW, rTfTfrTaV fc SattTTtiaV
LOGAN. O.
call of 1x. Elmer "W. ilc. Vrs.
Du.lv .tt.tjidnrd.
inth. AdmisMoa ", 50 and (50 ets
MonddV. January I omce iu Jaidk BlocU, east end, oci'
Blsho)', Higjnn A Comlcy's Haidrrnie
tore. my is ly
-!
lyenmgs,
ary 25th and 26th.
Janu-
Centaur Liniment. An ah-
soluto euro for Rheumatism,
Sprains, Bums, Galls, &c., and an
instantaneous Pain-reliever.
Or, Saturday, February 2, 1884,
on short notice.
atl o'clock of said day, offer tor sale at
public auction the following lands and
tenements situate in Hocking county, O.,
to-wit:
1'lz acres of land part or the north cast
quarter orcctioii numoertwenty(JO),towu
ship number twelve (VI), -sinse r umber
ninetccti (IU), beiniiin:: at a time in tho
section line aim lor soi the road l!Xl links
south ot the north east corner of s.ud sec
tion; thence with the ro'id north o! de-rce-,
west It) poles to a staki-; thence t ith
the dower line north 2 degrees eastSU poles
to .intake in the section line; thence with
s.iidliue south &4 degrees, ast 11 poles and
-links to a stone corner ot Manraret Kice's
lot; tni-iice with .iiil lot south 2 degrees,
west 12 poles to a stone; thence asniii tutlt
sild lot south SS'i degrees, east LU poles to
thesectioii Hue and road; thence with said
line and nnd south 2 degn-es ve-t 70 poles,
ami 15 links to the beinuin, containing
12' '. acres o! land rioro or Ipso to bo ai!vir.
' tisodand soiil nr.oii the pivmlseiand return
Call and see his stock of able according to law.
Appraised at ;90v.
terms oi Mile ct.i-h in hand.
Oivei tin It r mv hand at Logan, Ohio
this 3It day of December. 1SSI. '
1. V. VcCARTII V. Sheriff.
By V E. ilambliu.Dei uty.
J'-rc:i.:..h Ifaii. attorney. jan 3- iw
D, J. CRESAPj
Favorably known to. thl community as
one of the best
TAlLOE
n the State, has opened a Merchant Tail- '
rinsShop m thefepyby buildincand will
eep on hand the best and latest styles oi '
IS'
?yiM!SM!KG 000
and will make
nits to Orcler;
7?r
it
&&i
ol tho latest styles, nd loarn tiio rte
which they are furnished. 1'erfoct
v &
J. .1. W.1RDWELL
COTEADTOS '"
-AKD-
"T",i
WORTH SENDING FOR!
Dr J.H.SCHESCKliaJnrtpnllWodbookoa
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS
MD HOW TO CURE THEM
which is offeredFKEE. pcetpaid,to all applicants
1 1 contains xaluabUxntomntton for allwao Bnppcse
themeeltt adictedtrith. or Uablo to any disoaBe of
ttotbroatorlnnsaL Menncntaia paper. Address
lr. 3. Ti. hCHEXCIC tz SOX. Phllaiclntla. Pa.
'Zzu it i,-M wvr.1 glU cr Cuks.1 2Mk. J
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