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EDITOR AXD PUOPRIETOR.
TBIIMS PER YEAR,
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Thnvsclay, Bee. 11, ISS4-
The Hockiug and Ohio Editorial
Association at G:tl!ipolis last Thurs
day, was the most successful meet
ing of the fraternity within the
year. Next week in connection
with the Secretary's official report,
we shall give in detail our personal
observances and experiences, and
the distinguished part taken by our
Logan staff meiuhei s.
TO
our causTY ;ra&nia-
t'KATa.
The Dsmncrats of Hocking coun
ty are invited to contribute as they
- may feel able, and attcndSt. Jack
Tcsliiiiomnl to a Retiring
County Officer.
It lias become a rule among us
Hocking County Haw-Eaters to
give our out-going officials a trib
ute and testimonial. It is a fea
ture of our social and political
customs which the Sentinel inau
gurated ten years ago, and which
has been failhfullv observed ever
since.
There can be no suspicion. of
an attempt to wrongfully influ
ence by a substantial testimonial
when the official is retiring to
private life. It would be a ques
tionable proceeding to meet the
man just coming into office with
a present. This we do not do.
But when a public oTIicer has
served out his term and retires
to private life, if his official con
duct inspires the feeling, Ihpn it
is "just, right and proper'5 that
a public expression be given
which compliments the man and
doe not compiomise the public.
Bill Woodruff has served two
i TV .. n . -
sonsuay umqiiefoi. tho evcainz iferrnsas County Commissioner
of January 8th, 1SS5, Logan, Ohio, it is the most disagreeable and
Hie committees will endeavor to Hianlcless office in the county.
make ample arrangements to ac- TilA rymimissinnP.riR nnlTod nnnn
commodate ill who may signify
their purpose to at'end.
Those
who expect to contribute are re
quested to notify the General Com
mittee," by mail, .or otherwise on or
befoie the 3d of January of about
what they will contribute, as "near
as they can. Contributions may
consist of money, bread, cakes, but
ter, roast and cooked meats, vege
tables, in short of anything and ev-
rythiosgood .to eat. Soliciting
committees wil 1 "canvass "the differ
ent wards for contributions. Those
who live out of town and wish to at
tend and contribute, will notify the
Secretary, Wm. P. Price, orChair
man, J.' M. Floyd, or G. W. Brehm,
Treasurer, of the fact on or before
the 3d of January, 1885. Provis
ions need not lie brought in until
the daj and evening of January
8th.
After the Banquet is over any
.surplus of provfeions will be dis
tributed by the Committee to the
jreliet of the destitute.
Clias.ftr.;3SurZer. Attorney at
.La iv.
p Forborne yeirs past Charlie Bar
ker, one of the most accomplished
- boys of the sentinel staff, has been
devoting most of his time to the
study of law, making journalism
mainly a recreation, and helping us
mostly as an accommodation.
Last week he submitted toau'ex
amination from the State Board of
Examiners, and passed with ; the
highest honors of his class.
Mr. Birker is an accomplished
scholar, a gentleman of fine cult
ure and extensive reading. He is
n. practical printer and a newspa
per contributor of 'talont, taste and
discretion.
He is well versed in the law 'and
wo hope may find his profession
one of profit and promotion. He
makes avaluable accession to the
Bar of our county, and we bespeak
for him a liberal patronage from the
public of this county.
Cotton soed is the.Southern bon
anza. There are three and a half
pounds of seed for every pound of
fibro". More than 4,000,000 tons
are produced annually, but iiot
withstanding the rapid increase in
the number of mills, only about 10
per cent, of the seed is crushed, the
rest beinglargely thrown away. A
ton of seed yields thirty-five gal
lons of oil,, twenty two pounds of
cotton and 750 pounds of cake, us
ed in fatieninsr catile. Ihe value of
these products is $19. The oil is
largely used for making soaps
and when refined properly can
hardly be distinguished from olive
oil, which it is superceding for
many purposes.
to do things his judgment, does
not sanction. He is asked to al
low bills his sense of justice will
not. favor. When he does what
is right, no one thinks of giving
him credit, because it is thought
he should do right. When he
refuses (o build a bridge or allow
a bill, he is abused, criticised and
misrepresented. He is the Scape
Goat upon whom is cast all, or
atleast a great deal of the grumb
ling that the people give out,
and never receives the praise and
credit that is rightly his due.
Time, however, appealing to
and counseling with honesty and
intelligence, '-makes all things
even.' and in the case of a pub
lic official, sizes him up to about
what he is worth.
This is the case with CommiF
siouer Woodruff". He never
courted the mob. Tie acted on
(he principle of official responsi
bility, and cared not whether his
acts were popular or .unpojiular
He aimed to do right.
His friends recognized the fact
that ho was a good Commis
sioner. Last week Mr. Will Bowen,
deputy Auditor,and Messrs Trim
mer and Karshner, his associate
Commissioners, conspired togeth
er to make Mr. Woodruff a tesii
limonial of a substantial kind, in
recognition of his worth as a
public officer, retiring to private
life.
A paper was prepared and con
tributions for the purchase of a
testimonial was quietly circulat
ed. The only complaint we hear
is from gentlemen, friends of
Mr. Woodruff, who were not ap
prised of the movement and who
were not afforded an opportunity
to join with he "gang."'
The following is the paper and
names of those contributing:
"We the undersigned citizens
of Hocking County, Ohio, duly
appreciating the services of V.
R. Woodruff as Counly Commis
sioner during the past six years,
as an honest and efficient county
officer, do hereby agree to pay.
the amounts set opposite our
names for the purpose of purcha
sing a testimonial to be present
ed to said W. H. Woodruff:
If you are killed 03' reading the
Columbus State Journal, it will be
because its policies is "pizen." The
Journal is a good paper for Capi
-aLcitynews, but it ia bad medicine
in politics. Those of our readers
however who must have doctrines
of the defunct party, can obtain
about as much to the square in the
Journal as any paper we know.
The Journal offers some very val
uable premiums, with a view to
making up in subscription what i:
loses in post offices.
Sec prospectus elsewhere.
Yisitin? Committees to Public
Institutions.
W M Bowen,
A McCourlney.
Lewis Green,
E M West,
W T Acker,
Rufus Karshner,
John T Nutter,
Charles liose,
Jos Is Kessler,
Moihenvell Iron Co.
SB Bright,
J A Shaw,
T F McCarthy,
G W Pollen,
Rep. Gazette Co.
II Trimmer,
Thos Johnston,
A Carpenter,
i J Cline,
W E II am Win,
V H McFarlen,
From citizens at Young's
i"ord,
Extra by Board of Com'rs
Samuel H Her,
iToah Poling,
$3 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
I 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
5 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
50
2 00
" 2 00
50
1 00
50
25
25
20 00
3 50
25
25
I am ihe more pleased to per
form the office because of our
own very pleasant, personal re
lation, and because I can speak
well of your public acts without
any violence to my conscience.
Wo have thought tome such
action as this proper, without le
gard to party ties, and as you ob
serve this assemblage is entirely
11011 partisan. All citizens have
enjoyed the blessings of your
wise administration of the office
of County Commissioner, as all
must have suffered had it been
unwise, and hence we havo join
ed in the movement as Republi
cans, Democrats, Mugwumps,
and Haw-eaters. The office trom
which you have just retired and
which you have held by the voice
of the people for the last six
years, is one of great power and
importance. It" is said that the
powers of government are divid
ed into three executive, legisla
tive and judicial. In the office
of Coui-ty Commissioner two of
these functions are combined,
viz: the executive and judicial.
The power to levy taxes and
expend the public money is one
requiring Ihe best judgment. A
littie recklessness, a little extra
vagance here and there soo'n in
volves the people in financial
trouble and renders the public
dues a burden too heavy to be
borne.
It may be justly said lhat dur
ing your administration you have
observed the true mean between
extravagance on the one hand
and a narrow, niggardly policy
on the other.
The contracting power vested
in this office it also very import
ant. This is the rogue's favorite
point of attack, and I suppose,
taking the country over, there
has been more corruption among
contracting officials than any
other. The public officer who
stands firm at this point, who
does not allow himself to be eith
er corrupted or duped, deserves
well of his fellow-citizens. This
1 believe you have done, and the
record yon have made is one .you
can justly lookback upon with
pride and satisfaction, and one
that the generation to follow
f need not be ashamed of.
As a memento of your public
services and an expression of the
appreciation of them, I "am di
rected by your fellow-citizens to
present to vou this beautiful
Gold Watch and Chain.
Gold is one of the pure metals
and may be emblematical or the
purity of your. administration.
This watch is said to be a good
time-keeper, running neither too
fast nor too slow, and in that re
spect it represents your conduct
in office, arriving at conclusions
bv deliberate judgment, but not
by undue haste nor b' wearisome
slothfnlness.
With these remarks I have the
honor to deliver this handsome
present.
Mr. Purse! 1, Mr. Wright and
Mr. Green made short addressee,
complimentary to Mr. Woodruff.
Mr. Woodruff responded in fit
ting teims of thanks, and invited
the company to join with him in
a supper at Kessler's, which in
vitation it is needless to say was
accepted b' all. Seventy-three
guests were entertained, and all
join in the expression that the
affair was one of the happiest
Logan has ever enjoyed.
We may here remark lhat this
local feature in Logan is one of
her traits that makes her verita
bly a Queen.
We took our little boy with,
us, because we thought in the
company of such gentlemen he
would learn more than in a col
lege, and in the lesson under
neath it all, the American Idea,
that the man who is trusted by
his fellows, and who in the dis
charge of an office whi-'h is a
public trust, he does his duty
honestly and efficiently, he will
be approved, not only his own
conscience, but by the hearty
endorsement of his honest and
intelligent fellow men.
Our Logan style of letting men
out of office is a good one, aud
the meeting doing honor to a re
tiring official, last Friday even
ing is as wholesome in ifs influ
ences in our midst as a conclave
of divines, a Teachers' Institute,
or a session of Congressional politicians.
IIOlIHi! EStlViaVtl,
On last Tuesday morning about
five o'clock, the house of Nicho
las Sfribner, living in Bentou
township near Wesly Chapel,,
caught fire and was burned In
gether with all the contents. The
fae was first discovered on the
roof, and is supposed to have
caught from a spark. lie had
made the morning fire and as 'in
returned to bed. He was aroused
by hearing the crackling of the
fire in the roof, and tho screams
of the little boy who slept up
stairs. The boy luckily escaped,
but was so badly frightened that
he ran off" half a mile in his night
clothes.
AH the household goods were
burned, also Irs wheat, which he
had stored in the house.
Mr. Scribner is a poor man,
honest and industrious, and de
serves the help of the people in
his sad loss.
We hope the good people of
the county generally will aid him
in Ins destitution, in the face of
the coming winter.
AN EDITOR'S TRUJUTB
Thurou P. Ceator, Editor of Ft.
Wayne, I ml., " Gazette,'' writes :
"For the past five years have al
ways ued Dr King's New Discov
ery, for coughs of the most severe
character, as well as for those of
milder type. It never tails to ef
fect a speedy cure. My friends to
whom I h:ive reccom mended it
speak jof t in the same high terms.
Having heMi cured by it of every
cough f have had fur five year, I
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
Holiday Attractions
-AT-
ThoOlrt Corner Store Museum rMablish
ini'iit isiearty unci waiting to supply nil
with IleauUlul
CItiistiiias Presents I
Every -y.iut satisfied! Evctry taste grati-
fif.I I T. .. 1....... .l.ll..1....,l I
COllSlder it tllO OIllV rehab 0 ailfl Savetimc. money and trouble. Get the
. -, . , 1 ,1 .best and cheapen iiy choosing fiom tin: P
suiu i;uiu iui vjejuua, -uiua, ciu
Call atF. Harrington's Drug Stc
aud get a freo trial bottle,
size $1,00.
Larue
A. K.
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-Chaplain
PC
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The officers of the G. A. R.
elected for the year 1S85, are as
follows:
S H Bright
S Stradley
John Wolff.
J E F Vanhorn
Geo Flartman
id. otU 1 tZ.. ........ ......
Raymond
Jacob Weaver, Delegate to Dept.
Encampment.
R O Kittsmiller, Alternate to
Dept. Encampment.
Santa Clans knows his man. Tie
knows Col. Beinpel, and has gone
into parMiership with him. They
make a strong Holiday team and
successful goers on the Christmas
track.
See advertisement elsowhero.
JUST AS GOOD.
Man' unscrupulous dealers may
gams in clicnp.aml Miitaulc rrc-iiit!.in
Toys, Notions, Fancy Ware. Liu S
sicnl Goods, Fruits, Nuts, tii
Conlectionery, etc.,
rrwitBwewi mm imm ri wtl 'k--b' him ijajj.jLAju.j ,. .1 n !! ; ihbbw.
OLD WAT. KEW WAT.
1 cIi SSSrSfagssaaCT
"MKFssr- &-ksrCrt: '-
rO tho awl and the children we have bar- (fptS9 tiWSW1
pmjsi FMsarrM &fi8m&m&?5 :-ws
- -&2rJfei23& 9c .- 'jy-v VivE5w'.ii'. . " 43E Si
in genenil variety to All every wMi and
want, '"hcaifh ami thc'poorc.'iu rllkc he
ncroniinoil'itcMl.av we are bouui! to sell at
nil .i tUnrr l,oro vmn,i;M fn,.H-OM, wile: Ulan miss a mic lli lism
A..I j" i..v,j itt. .v,..iv.v.ivo "! tinier. 11 it ner than hold t-.iy gooiN over
Coughs and Colds equal in merit ' .j1,1 wenrnL'tuVci col"'iuit cr
and every respect just as good as
the old reliable Dr. Bosanko's
h;sell we will 1,2
Conic then one, come than all, rcproat
1lir.ll! Ifliris. f llflmietwlttitf 1- 'l-icl meiiif.5-
C0U2h and LllUg Syrup, and UlliesS! tins the parents and the eh hlren, espocl-
. . ' ,. , ,1 "1'y the Mothers and the liable, JO tijciu-
VOU insist Upon this remedy and . i"e the Grand Display :nd assortment of
HootN brought heie Irom the Entr.ml tho
Will tike 110 Other, you are liable W'e,tin a gencinl selection orapecialtie'-,
to be greatly deceived, r rice oOctS i "ens to visit larse cities to purchase their
xiuiuwiy j-iesciif-- aim uesuoject lo luidl
PATENTED AUGUST 23. 1S83. Si KE1TU. BBAZLL INDIAN A."
t
ar
z- ; &
i mt
oa I
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and $1,00. Sold by Miller .fc Case.
$---. rr-
Tho prevailing opinion rerard
ing the girl of the period is unjust.
A few decades back she spun, wove,
knit, &c. These thinirs havo given
way to modern macMnery. She
has higher planes, is of an orna
ment ; when in health is beautiful.
She takes Dr. Jones' .Red Clover
Tome, which clears the complexion,
drives away pimples and cures all
diseases of tho stomach, liver and
kidneys. Fifty cents of Miller &
Case.
flt91-
HolidayPrize Oifered sj
:Kel)cr's. - -: -
This year Eeber & Co. will
give away six prizes to custom
ers buying Holiday Goods, each
dollars worth boiurht entitling
the buyer to one chance. The
prizes consist of the following
valuable arlicjes:
13 bolts Gold Wall Paper and
72 leet Embossed Gold Border to
match, 515.00. "
Cue Floral Photograph Album
$6.50
One Oleograph, in Gold Frame
ijiS.OU.
Dressed Doll $5.00.
Pair Ebony Poles, Brass Trim
mings, $-1.00.
Pair Plush Picture Frames
63.75.
VJBIir HEiiAJtKABLE RECOVERY.
Persons whose lungs are impair
ed or have throat diseases should
not qo to the sea shore, as the air is
always poisonous to such troubles.
Use Dr. Bigelow's Positive Cure ;
it cures coushs, colds, croup, bron
chitis asthma, influenzi, and a'.l
throat and lung diseases Montgom
ery cfc Co.. druqgists. Decorah, Jn.,
says : "We are having a run on
Posit ivo Cure. It gives nnivors-d
satisfaction." Price 50 cents and
one dollar ; Jrial bottles free pt
Miller & Case", - -
1S8-1. Christmas New
Year. 1885-
EXBT?lSIUi RATB3 3"025
T8SE 2IOIif.3S)1iYS.
tion.il tiavelin,: expenst-s. Come then to
the Ol.t Sellable Museum,
Sx CTA ITS,
ayrrLa VioeA
J g"-IrtnN
f?a aura 1X22J y
Come to the Old Veteran Corner or the
Queen City, Loxau, o:.io. Always noli-i-ble.
Everybody weleotne. All wtil be
fuiily and Honestly tie.itid by nect mino
datiny Clerks ready to wait on all euto
m rs. FCSID K. llliilPEL.
L.oan, Ucceinber 11 uw
Stockholders' Meeting.
The Annual ?.IectMof Stotkholders or
the HoeMng Valley Kiie.llrick Comiuny
will be iieldat tlieollieeot theComuanv,
on THURSDAY, January lEth. 1SS5, .'or the
election ot seven (7) Direjor and uch
otlicr busiiies:; sm mav come beforo the
meeting. The polN will be open Irom 10
o'elo k,a. m. lo 2 o'clock, p. in.
CtlAS. K. IIOWEX, Pres't.
Log. n, Deceuiber 11,.ISS1 lw
Notice lo Heirs.
Tho State of Ohio
Hocking I'oai.ty ss. J
In Probate Com t
In tlio mittcr of the last Will and Testa
ment ot Oakley Cube, deceased.
To Marcarat A . Case, widow, Amanda E,
C.tsc, .viable fane, Oliarles O. Cook, Lewis
G. C.ok, .Mary E. Cook, Albert C. Coo!:, or
Ho 'kiig county, Oliio. Lemuel A. Caie,
of Hainiltoii comity, Ohi, and Ihnma
Cfse, of Kiaukliu counly, Ohio:
You are hereby oot.iled timt on theSth
day ot live., 1S3I, an ins' rumen t oi wiit
in,puiortiiito be the l:.st Will and Tes
ta nieiit of u.ikley Case, late of Logan
Yj.'l!Uievi;s.i.iIci coiifty, deceased, w.s pio--vnicwtl
in oirtii C'outti ai.tl -an :'iinliivil..n
.to admit the s-i.ne to Probate, was on the
s'ime day nnde m said Comt. Saiil appli-
caii'in ni lie lorne.irju bero.othi- Court
on tlie Set day oi rJecember, Ital, at 1
o'clock, A.M.
W.T. ACKEK, Probate J'idgo.
Dec. 11 lw.
Pan-Handle Railway.
Mr. Geo. V. Willing, of Manches
ter, ..Mich., writes: My wife has
been almost helpless for fivo years,
so helpless that slio could not turn
over in bed alone. She used two
bott'es of Electric Bitters, and isifio
much improved, that she is able
now to do her own work."
Electric Bitters will do all that is
clnimea lor them. Ilundreds of
testimonials attest their great cura
tive powers. Only fifty cents a
bottle at F. Harrington's.
In accordance with its usual cus
tom, the Pan-Handle Route Pitts
burgh. Cinuinoalc & St. Louis iiy.
Company aud tho Chicago, St.
Louis & Pittsburgh Railroad Com
pany announces the snle of cheap
excursion tickets to and trom all
Stations during the Christmas 13 ol
tiays. TicJ-cls will be sold on Doc.
24th, 25ih.ind 31st, 1884, and Jan
1st. 1SS5, inclusive. The rales
wilNie low, affording everybody an
opportunity to spend Christmas and
New Year among relatives or
'riends at a distance or to visit the
large cities and other points of in
terest located on the lines controll
ed by (he above Companies. Fpou
application, Agents of the Pan
Aaudie Roulo will cheerfully fur
nish limoof trains, rates of fare
and further information.
E. A. FORD,
PROBATA NorjcTO,
Notice is hereby i;iv-n, that the follow
ing accounts and oucnershne been tiled
in t lie Probate Court or ilockniR county,
Oliio, for ."CtCemciil,
Cha-'es A. Knsliu-l, xeenlor of the will
of Xatiian It. Kiisl.xnd,
and tlie same will come on for hearing on
tlu'iiih .lay i. .1 urn iry IP-5. i.t ia o'clock,
it. m. or as .i.-io u thereafter as may be con
venient. vr. T. ACivKU, Probate Judge.
Dec. ll-3w
SPRING STREET. LOGAN, OHIO.
CST. We are nrenared lo bui'd all kinds of Carnages, Buggies
and bprins: Waanns. at the cry 'owe.-! piices. All kinds oi Re-
pamnir none. Vyo'ni vork of all ktnd neatly executed,
and complete lot of Finished V'urk constantly on hand.
A large
Garriag-e. Buggy and Sign Pain! ing;
At the lowest prices, and guarantee the best job in the city.
We warrant all our Biacksmithing asfirst-clas. Also horse-shoeing
and everything pertaining to our branch of business. Call an 1
give us a trial before going elsewhere.
April 24, 1884-ly ' FIKE & KIRKER
The
Store
of
AYER'S
Gheny Pectoral.
Ko .'tlir con.pHb.tsr.reso iujidiousin their
atta?UiMth.c.'.lI tins :L threat ecu In:tgs:
nor.s o tri3;.' w.th by the ni;,"'ily of BtrtTisr
er'. The or.lir.srj- coch vr cold, rcsuilunt
".apa lrcn t-;ir.g or uacocidoM tem
pinrs, is ulun but tie bcvj'miliig ul a Xa!a
s.ckness. Ayki's Curjtai twrtoHAi. Ivss
well proTsu Hi eiHcacy In & Jjrty Ttor H'nht
vilh tLrcs.t RJui long difas.3, ctul Lv.iLul 09
tnkoa ts. all cuia -sliiotit delay.
A TerrlMa Con-h Cnr-U
"In 16ST 1 look a Sererecoid, -si. zh r J"vetcJ
my Inuf ?. J ha-t a terrible coi c-h. ami ps?jc,ti
night ai icr tight without slaep. i . c ootitu
Sireiaa uj.. 1 ir. 1 AVKH'lt Oiin-.tv le
Tiu.L, p-hich re 'ed iar Iubr.. indnool
sleep, anii aili-nitcl me tse reit i-o-eiscry
fur tli recovery of my rtreegtb. i;y t.o
rcmtiiiu: u ,". i r IiiiTonAi. r- Cr'l.a
u.at eur3 r.i cjv-. 1 am now C; year
o.d, n.i.e nul hojrtr, ard am ratui2od jour
' i;ut:iuv I'l ii.i:Ai." r.i?il mc.
KcJtrr F'Atni.TinifirJ'
Koc-Oughaui, Vu, ttuly ;5, 1562.
Cronp. A IttoUir Trlbntev,
""While ia tho conutry l2;t arinter my HUI3
hor.tiire jtaisoii!,as taiei: ill with crcupj
i'. rfecined 3 if he wrulcl cllo Irom stranga
Iwion. Ore of thefumily foggestei' the nao
.i AYKU'S CUBKKY PlOIVlZXL. 2 U UI (4
whi-b was .ilvrsy kr;.t hi lie boue. Ttl
hatiicd ia siuoll uwi Jrequcct c!oss, ari
to our delight in lci than Lalf an hoar tho
little jJfttinuw.islrerlUinj: easily. Tlu do
tor said Uiat the Chlkry rcioa.i. had
i.iveii my ctu-lius's life. Can yoa cooder ai
our gratitude? S;:ccrclj jt.nrj,
ii iJs'VxxA. Ccrscv.'
159 ITcst lSi St., J crc York, May K, Uf
"I l:avo nwdirrc's CrnisT Prrron.iv
in lny family fsr tcierzl 3 cars, !il ilo ia.
hesitr.ta to rroroni ee It tle n-cst elfcrtoni
rei.iwly for iiissLs and eolJs'mo U:xz t-rrr
trivl. A. .1. C'rajsc"
1-iko Crystal. JUr.a., March iC, lSbi.
" I sr.fforcwl for tijit je?r? f rrr rroncMtf.
an-i rlV-.-trj:!2 vay in t Jiec vrith bo rnc
c-s. 1 fs cured by thv- u of .ir-R r Cnut-
J.V i rtl l U uOICTU V..tl,rt
Ujl-alia, M:u., Ai rii t, liSS.
"5 cannot say encoi'-.'n t-aUa of Atijl
Cn'.inr rrrnici, 1 lif p-.-' I do that
bin for 5t ie I L.i ,llo:uinc.- hr.rs dlecj
fr-.p Ian; tr.iuMn ". ZiKt.iiDOX.''.
i-.Vetie, Teifts, .Ap-'I !, lt$S.
K cise of an ffcsstan of t7ie throat a
tnug exiis ch.oli r.uiuot bc'gtvatly relurred
by rhc c.-? of Arra's Cinuutr 1'cctojux
aivl .t trill ateays ciw rrben tlie ciisaaaa t
not ireaJy boyoa-.l the ccctrol vl icodtciac.
racrjar by
Dp.J.C. Ayer&CcL&vifcIt, team
Cold ty all Pruggia!.
3 ' iS5k
Jlllio SIIS
r
fikiw
:4 "? fj
. wrg A tiiyCB. ?w iL ImS ul k P 7 V-
Probate Jrolice.
Xotic is horjby riven Hi it tli'j lollov;
iii;;'icaritinL:.nl vottuhcr !i:ivc lieuii tilcl
in tlie-l'robiite Coait ot lluokliig county, O.
iur u.cicniL'iii.
J0I111 Cirpf-ut"'!. executor of the AVI II of
Iviiaimt'I C irpe itor, ci;cM,
ml thus imc- vviii ciin on for lienrinij
ontjiur.tii .cliiy o!"Ji:in:irv, ISSj, at 10 o'-cjf.ic-k
a. m. or :i3 .-.0.111 ther.i.it'cr :vs m.iy bo
couvi'iiicut.
y.T. ACKEU, riobateJuili-e.
i)eell-3w
COB3T.
?50 00
Thelaw requires that the Judge
shall appoint each year a com
mittee of five, throe ladies and
two gentlemen, whose duty il
shall be lo visit all the public in
stitutions of the county, and re
port, afler examination, the con
dition in which they are found,
and also make such suggestions
as may to them, seem proper.
The report of the committee
appointed last year has been
presented lo the court, and was
accepted and iiled. It is a bliz-
Total,
The committee, consisting of
Auditor and Commissioners, ap
plied the money collected in the
purchase of a handsome gold
watch and chain.
By the skillful management of
Commissioners Karshner antl
Trimmer, it was found out that
Bill Wood ru A' wauled a gold
watch and intended buying one
as soon as he retired from office.
His friends anticipated his wishes
and we are sure tiie watch he
earner will be all the more high
ly prized because it is the present
ofjiis friends, and aj testimonial
of his honorable record in the
Dublic service.
On last Friday evening a meet
ing was held in the Auditor's of
fice. 'Squire Davey was made
Chairman and A. II. V.'iisoii, Sec
retary. Air. WoodruiT was sent
for. Mr. S. H. Bright, in behalf
of the assembled company, made
zard, and will make a commo
tion. The report will be pub-i the presentation speech, in sub-
lished next week.
The committee appointed for
the next year are the following:
Mrs. S.H UrighL Sirs. John 0-Rouhe.-ter,
?ti.--S Kate Kessler.
i W. V llcCray and Mr. 12. V,.
Comly.
stance as lolluws
"Sir. Woodruff I have been
requested by a large numbei of
your fellow citizens who have
contributed to the gill 1 am about
There has been but little busi
ness of public interest in court
during the last week.
The jury lias had but few ca
ses to try. The large majority
of the suits have been submitted
to the Judge for decision.
In the case of James vs Cresap
in a complicated matter of rents
and responsibilities of the Old
Soap Factory, the decree was in
favor of James.
The suit of the People's Bank
against Mrs. Walt on the claim
that she was indebted to the
Hank, was decided in favor of
the Dank.
The sheep case of Alexander
against Airen was decided in fa
vor of Allen,
The cases of the ?Iiners charged
with riot and shooting with in
tent to kill, have all been con
tinued until the next term.
Court adjourned until Wednes
day, Judge Friesner being called
to open court at New Lexington.
To WllOir IT MAY CONCERN. I
herebjr give notice to all persons
not to harbor or trust my wife,
Anna Eliza Lanning, as I will
pay no debts of her contraction.
WARREN' LANNIKG.
Excursion to western innd points
via B. &. O Until further notice
the B. & O. 11. R. Co. will sell
round trip tickets to the following
Western land points at half rites.
Albino, Baxter Springs, Council
Grove, Florence, Ilolton, Indepen
dence and Ree e, Kansas; aud3Col
limbus Jjinco'n and Grand Island.
Neb. Tickets will be good for 45
days. Here is j'our oppoilunity to
visit the West at the lowest rates
ever offered. Bjggago checked
through to destination. For rates
cic, call upon or address Agents
B. & O. K. K
BUCK L EN'S ARNICA SALVE
The BestS.dve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap
p d Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no nay required.
It is guaranteed to give satisfaction.
or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For Sale By F. Harring
ton, .may 8- ly.
Vii333a.3;ic &Hrj!!r'Iau Property
For SaEe.
Gen'l Pass. & Ticket Agt.
. 18 8 5.
HARPERS WMhimE.
ILLUSTRATED.
Probate Notice.
Xotioel- ieroliy eircn that tho follovrin?
ac-onuts mi vouchers li.ivo lieuii fi!":l i..
tiiui'ro'iito i wrto. Hocking CoiuU-.OMo
forfir.t p..rti.il Aettletnciit.
John llini-e!!..'ii:ir(!i:iuofKU.a. Wcbteu
h"er,:in iniuc-tilf.
.ini lliesiiuic will come on for hctrhi"
on tli5t!i il.iy of Jni., lSii, lit Id o'.-lock
a. ni.ora-jsoou liieri-altenis may bo convenient-
aaes affiU3p ' sasiid will g '
i3S Essga-aR9 saaaa kae &mm i'i 3:5
epaoriss' to
'gX.&JEliis
Vogatable Sicilian
cm
G;S
fl3SS2dS
r rs-a 5
fuy vi.
3S.
r?s.gE:r
isfisd. e Baiga as?salaa aE3S
Si2 fejt&eis paiPua
Dec 11 3v
W.T. AVKrlR. Sv. .hicie.
Probate Police'
No. ico fs htr-liy Svcii tlit't "liorcllowiu"
actti'ij. iaini viitii-ncrs it tve Sh-jii i!!t.i in
... u l'.-ob:ue v ;i..i u tiui'Uing County, O.,
i.t 11 ft hi. i u i.uc iimciii.
Joim It U'., Kiiriii::ii of Joeiili L,eh
niin. nn inil't'ci'i.
A nd tl.ci.ime will come on fo.- Iicnrin:;
on lie C1I1 dry o- Juiuniy, ISS3, ntlOo'-cIo.-K,
. 111. ur .ii &03U tuare.if.cr as mav
oe convenient.
asesF&
5ieo &c5d wMl h g'3il w&v?$
F.T !"3 - r 11
rs.
u.
f? 73:l L5r'3tl4
KSlVfeiiy HS'VCd. && M-S.'ii. CSiiiU
gadefes.3 t csss
October 23, 1SS3 if
.
cssggss ue4?
5""!
si
Dec 11 Gw
W.T. ACICCa, rrobate Judge.
Miller & Case, the druggists,
who are always looking after the
interests of their customsr'. have
now secured the sale of Dr. Bosan
ko's Cough and Lung Syrup, a rem
edy that never finis to euro Coughs,
Colds, Pains in the Chest and all
I will sell my property near the
Fair Grounds at reasonable rates.
j he property consists of three
acres of nice level ground, fronting
the street. A good dwelling house,
good stable, and all necessary out
buildings.
For price and forms, apply to
me at my residence.
W. J. WILLIAMS.
dec. 4, tf.
"With the new volume, begin
ning in December, Harper's Mag
azine will conclude ils 351 h year.
The oldest periodical of its type,
it is yet in each new volume, a
new magazine, not simply bo
cause it presents fresh subjects
and new pictures, but also, and
chiefly, because it steadily ad
vances in the method itself ol
magazine making. In a word,
the Magazine becomes moreand
more the faithful mirror of cur
rent life and movement. Lead
ing features l.i the attractive pro
gramme of 1SS5 are: new serial
novels bv Constance Fenimore
Woolson and W. D. Howells ; a
new novel entitled ''At the Red
Glove;" .disrriptive illustrated
papers bv F. D. Milletf, R. Swain
Gilford, "E. A! Anbury, II. Gib
son ard others; Goldsmith's 'She
Stoops lo Conquer," illustrated
by Abbey ; important papers on
Art, Science, etc.
UAKPJER'S PERIODICALS
Per Year:
Harper's Magazine," $4 00
Harper's Weekly 4 00
Harper's Bazar 4 00
Harper's Young People 2 00
Harpers Franklin Square
Library, one year 52 Nes 10 00
Postage Free to all subscribers
in the United Stales or Canada.
pr fx rx tt t f
Mi Mjr Lr M i
FAS niGN ABLE
Merchant i&ilomg,
-
.mn
gfitswm
w
milJ
mSir
S'i"-- M fj a
DIE
By tho car or snnller quantities. Tho Cheapest and the Rest. Yard
opposite the Gas Factory, Logan. Ohi Leave orders at George
Fo::'s Meat Stand'or at vaid.
AugUbt 14 3m. ISAIAH TORIS.
BUCSnEAM'g
XOKTOH
WHISKESS
Will ohaasc? tlio ttard to a t-araxsl bn-ni,
crWck.aslriiret ltproluctsperf:iafc'tr
i5tor that win not vasli away. Cccs'm &
a in;Io preparation, it Is arj.Iiscl wIiIhk.-
trouble.
PEEPAEED ET
E.P.IftLfiCO.IMffiI.IL
Sol J by all r elcrs lu Mcdleiuoa.
roE An, the roiMS
nv
zTj j.mn.mAAKrmi.mi nvivuricUi iHfc-
TIj1 Ti?eT--
th 1)t remedy; btcnms tba
;ih mote scare nine ana uicrooA.
5v bloott-ptirSer, is
AysrJs SarsapariHa.
SoM I7 all Drsslsts ; 51, ate bottles, i- i
011
f-J8
-c ci n
S. .VZ
tf jS-
-&&
t&k
Pavorablylknown tc this comnmalty as
oacoi tho best
.: u s? 'T ie m s
in tlio State, linn onpnecl a Jlorcliant Tail
oiingSIioi) in thespyby builiiiiimicl wil
keep on iiaiul tlio bost ami latett styles of
?r.?
W
"HE BEST
urnisiimg Boods
n 2?
I
kt
AND WILL MAKE
(?
ON SHOUT NOJTCE.
lei mftjont In vou. to make s-.omel
remarks suited ro I lw occasion ou L"n Affections. Price 50 cents
your retirement from office. j and $1,00. Samples free.
A Life-saying Present,
Mr. M. E, Allison, Hutchinson,
Kan., saved his life by a simple
Tiial Bottle of Dr. King's New
Discovery, for Consumption, which
cauced him to procure a large bot
tle, that completely cured him, when
Doctors, change of climate, and
everything elie had failed. Asthma.
Bronchi us, Hoarseness, Severe
Coughs, and all Throat and Lung
diseases, it is guaranteed to cure.
Trial Hottlcs free atF. Harrington's
rrncr fttnvfv T.nvrrn civn t1 f)f)
Feb. 15,-1 yr. (
The volumes of the Magazine
begins with the .Numbers for
June and December ot eaeb.ye.ir.
1T1 i" ...
H lien no time isspecilieu it will
be understood that the subscriber
wishes to begin with the current
Number.
The last eleven Semi-annual
Volumes of Harper's Magazine,
in neat, cloth binding, will be
sent by mail, post paid, on re
ceipt ol S3.0u per volnmn. Cluiii
oases, for binding, 50 cents each
by mail, post paid.
Index lo Harper's Magazine,
Alphabetical, Analytical' and
Classified, for Vols. 1 to GO. in
clusive, from June 1S50 lo June
1SS0, one vol., Svo, Cloth, $4 00.
Remittances should be made
by Post-office Money Older or
Draft, to avoid chances of loss.
Newspapeis are not to copy
this advertisement without ex
press order of Harper & Gros.
Address rJAfiPEit & Duos.
Js'ew Yo'ikv
1B0E iOOBS.
Call and see his Stock of Piecc
Goods and learn his prices.
&, &4kki&&iU& Mil
Guaranteed! Call and see me,
Three Doors East of the First
Bank, Logan ().
D. J. GEES A P.
' Save looey,
RiSl ' 4&r ?ll Ir'lHm ill
UOsSfiilU Ltl.lVMliMk
VOV. THE JIOXEY.isto buy at the OHIio.
Il !uves f;iei:se oi conimS'sion and u
lioiio in tr-iVcIiiiK in)!" boiisv? to liciusv.
Vuti cu:i juntas well have abnve expeiibes,
a, yon can in bming your dry soo'ls.
When you buy a Uoiu--tic-or :-'.v4IIome
you pet the best. All other makes callc-d
owili"li Arm niacliinesaru imitation!.
and none aie their jiecrs. The Do!iie-tIc
and New Home have new styles of wood
work, and now bets of Attachments that
othiTsd.ire not use. Comeand bee turyour
seles and you will I.t'vonviin-.'il thatthe
above is reliable, and it you have a Domes
tic or New Iioinrthathnsbcen in ii'-cfrom
10 toiOye.irdo not let them humbug 3 ou
with their bo-e.t'led new hish arm ma-
chine.-ind trade you out cfii, whieh they
wl!l try to do, but liriiiK your machines to
me and I will nut in the new Domestic or
New Home Improvement'-, then you will
have a better machine and one that will
last iouirer than the liich arm imitation
ones, and save your money and have th
best machine J11 thewotici.
HENRY LUTZ.
CB"A11 Icimls ofinai-hint-aiHl inachinery
rcpaireJ in the bebt maiior and at reabon
able pnee-s.
mi.! haveSdlfTerent styles of Jlachines
011 hand, whieh I will sell at lo'V rates.
Call and examine them.
Fobm "bt-if Hesrt Lctz.
BOY,.- -
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ii
3r.XUFACXUKER OF AND DEALER IN
BOOTS & SHOES!
AFE
sr UTra
pftstt; ? nj& ?3&&f
if f ;."i. - x.vs ' c& ''Wi-J -? 1
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' Notice of Appointment.
Estate of Abigal Stump, Dec'd.
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fli'J-t'iA-i.iS
WO.!
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K- .'Vi
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ri
mms
fOR THE DSE OF
g Dose. To move tie 8e
.t
trfh&v
tls gtnihj, 2 to 4 PUlai
thoroughly, i to 6 Pill.
Erptricxce icilliTecxtle 11
proptr date in taclCcstc.
THE
The undersiirncd luiboerj appointed and
quiHlIed -ib A.lmlni.itrator of the Instate of
Abigil Stump, late of llockini; County, c!e
ceaeed. KL1 M. V,"EST.
Dated thi27tliUar of aNoember, AD. liSl
nov27 3v,'.
MILLER & CASE
WILL GIVE YOU
. On a Single Subscription, for any
Elizabeth Harper's Estate.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator with the will
annexed or the est tte ot Klir-tbeth Harper,
late -i Hockiug county. dece:.sd.
C. II. DUKUUAUS.
November 20 3 w
1.
5a1
vsa
y
And Latest Styles of 3Iens La
dies and Childrens' Shoes.
Heavy and Strong
Soots and Shoes
For every Day Work; Also Light,
Elegant, Fashionable for Gents'
Ladies, M.sses and Children.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Thomas Swopston vs Joseph I5uar.l.
Before E. T. Hone, J. 1. of Benton town
ship, Iloeltimj county. Oliio.
On the-lili ilnv of November. 1KSI. said
Justice Kv.ne.1 nn order of attachment in
PAPER OR M A CI A 7 17CF e aiicivc action fur the sum of tv.cnty
kj ul j r AIlS i two ti0u:,r,.iu,i twenty-tivc- cent- C-V-'o.) .
TllOiiAS fcV Kl'S 11' .
EjXov. 20. loSl-3W
Published in United States or Europe
Call and get pure. . deell-7t
Joseph Lehman's Estate.
The undersigned lias been appointed
and qu.ilifi' d as AclintniMr.itor oi the es
tate of Joseph Lehman, talo r Iloekin
county, deceased.
THOMAS liEUMAX.
Dec. 11 3w
JOHN HANSEN,
Attorney - at - Law,
LOGAN, OHIO.
Office in DoIIUon Clock, rear of Court
110 use.
"The best assortment of any Store in Lo
i?an. The cheapest prices and the ruoat re
liable Goods.
REPAIRING
Boots, Shoes and S'inpers Re
paired Promptly.
GU3TQ$3 WO?l!C.
The best Shoe makers of Losan are em-1
ploj cd and work made promptly to order.
The public has my thanks for liberal
cusioiu.aini nreinvHCu 10 cnuiinue uieir:
J NO. E. UAUCII. '
Tor Constlgatlon, or CoetiTccew, ca
remedy in so effectiTe as Ayek's rizxsu
Tlicy inssro regular daily action, and r.
Storo tlio bowels to a heaiUiy coaditioa.
Tor IadlzcBtlcn, or Uyspppida, ATXB'S
Pills aro imalnable, and a sure caro.
Heart-burn, 1,03 of Appetite, Foul
Stoxnob, Flatulency, liizzluctr, Bead
ache, Numbness, Nausea, aro all raUcTed
unci cured by Ateb'8 Pills.
In Liver Complaint, Billons Disorder,
and Jaandlcc, Ayer'3 Pills rbcnld t
given in doses large enough to excite tU
liTcr aad lotrelc, and rcmore constiptOer.
As a cleaasitg laedicino in the Spring, these
Pills aro unequalled.
"Worrcs, caused by a mortid condition oi.
tho bowels, aro expelled by these Pills.
Eruptions, Skin Diseases, ar.cl Flles
tfca result of Indigestion or Constipation, are
cured by the use of Aral's Pills.
For Colds, taie Ayer'b Pills to open
tho pores, reniOTe iniUniiLatcry secretions,
and allay tic fiver.
For Diarrhoea and Dysentery, caused by
ndleu cold, iialigcjLlo foou, etc., Ars&'a
Pills are tho true remedy.
HhcunmtiKiii, Gout, Kenvslgia, and
BciRtlca,oftfcii resuitfrom dlgeatire derange
ment, or coMs, and disappear on removing
tho causo by the uso of Ater's Tills.
Tumors, Dropsy, Kidney Complaints,
and other disorders caused by debility or
obstruction, aro cared by AVer's Pills.
SupprcBjioa, and Painful Sltuatras.
tion, Lave a safe and ready renwdy la
AVER'S PILLS.
Full directions, in rariota langrtsget, a.
company each pactage.
PREPARED BT
Dr. J. C. Ayer&Co., Lowe!.', Ma.
Sold by all Drurgtsti.
HAIR EEHEWER-
was th first preycxalloa i.erf sell luzptsd to
sate diseases of tao scIp, and tl.s Cut sas
eeuful restorer of fads crgr-.j Lair to Its
nataril color, grostli, and youth! ul i-eacty.
It ha had many i-nitatort, 5ns none Usje s
fully m all the requirements cciuful ft?
ths jreper trsatmo-tt. of the kalr and scalp.
HAL-'a IlAin Rkssiceb i?3 stciily jro-cn
In txfvt, ana spread Its f.-.ao and cuelnlits
to STory qajcrter of tje fic. ItJ utrara
Islsd incctcK can be attribcted to let oca
dtn: ittntrthyilieitrrit:jrr!i!Ks.
Tho propristcrs haTo cfica been scrpr..r
at tho revrsipt of onlsrs froai rv.iaot euoo
trivs, ara.ir'j they had nsrermaas aa ciTortfor
Ha h-:rcdu:ticn.
Ths as for -. short tiin of Hall's Habk
I'.BNiVTEn -oi:derfully iiarrcTC3 tl.8 rer
maal aptearaaei. It dcacrv.s tht S'aZu fraur
aU impcr:t:f, eurca all humors, foTCr, scd"
ur-nis, a-J thus prevents Kalihirss. It
stin-alatcs C:o Treakccod glands sj..! cal!e3
tier: to posh forrard a new red rigoroEB
ST'rxCi. Tax eOcta of thia article are not
tr-.tisient, Via those c rlcohoh'e j rc?ara
io3s,bat ra.ji.in a long ti.u.'Eliish uakca
its us a ru.-i.ttcr of scuuoniy. m
t
W-H
d
J
April 1 ly patronage.
Sk
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