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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-16
Fishing for Mice.

Ffere are several ways of catching rats
and mice. but IN these days, when there is
rage for almost everything new, perhaps
the following anecdote, related by coun-
try correspondent, may furnish the hint Of
an original mode of capturing these ami
mlas:
Several years since, my coiisin, Miss
-, used to keep district school. Among
those who attended it was little boy OF,
perhaps, four years cf age, but too Young
to speak plain One day, while the others
were at their studies. he got possession OF a
pin and a string. He bent the pin into the
form of fish hook. tied the string to it,
and put it on small piece of cheese. He
had seen a mouse come up through hole
in corner Of the hearth, and set himself
to bob for it as if it were fish. Tie was
observed and asked by my cousin what he
was doing Fishing for a mouse, was his
reply. As this pastime was not allowed in
school hours the teacher, by way Of punish
ment, ordered hila to continue bobing for
the mouse. So the little fellow sat at grave
as a judge. bobing away, until soon the
mouse took ,troug hold OF the cheese,
and the boy giving sudden pull, sprang
into she middle of the room, and swinging
the mouse round his head, astonshed the
whole school with the exclamation, I
thwar, I've got hip'.' /"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-16
The American Esaselle Burned

Fort Lafayette was burned as far as 1t
could he consumed, on Tuesday night last
The fire lit up the city of New York, and
the scene is described as grandly beautiful
Had the whole Fort been blown into the
air, so as not to leave vestise behind, or
II III the deep bosom of the ocean blS>
ried, it would not have cost single re-
gret, for its maine is coupled with that of
wrong and oppression. During the war it
was the Bastile where men, guiltless of
crime, wers sent to languish in foul pri-
son at the command OF Stanton or at the
tingle Of Seward's bell.
It's sight reminds the American citizen of
of the wrongs committed, and awakens re-
collections tfat it would be well for the fair
fame of the Republic il they could be for
gotten.
IF rebuilt, it will still stand as mnnu-
ment OF intsmy to those who, by their dcs-
potc acts brought so foul stain on the
honor of the country,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-16

Freedom from debt, freedom from specu.
MARY embarrassment, ability to pay as yon
90, and not less for the government, than
the citizen. The government. which ex-
pends more than it receives, which taxes
beyond its ability to pay, which increases
ii . ctime pauperis% 1s r. and s general denoral.
that be practically Republic, which ig-
mores self government, establishes military
dictalo,s, takes from the people the CON
troll of suffrage, denies the ballot to its
white citizens, and puts it into the hands Of
ignorant negroes. The less coefcive Gov
ernment, the most freedom and the high
est order gen rally the greatest prosperity
and the noblest peace. When Congress
restores to the states, and to the Executive
and Judiciary powers which tho Constitu-
tion places with them, the greater will be
the. freedom and happiness oil the people.
IN. X. Express. t
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Nx-Governors of f,hio.

A correspondent of the Cleveland Plain
Dealer gives list ofthe ex-Goverhors of
Ohio, still living, as follows:
:But few OF the ez >Governors yet re-
main. Allen Trimble, who was the execu>
tive Office in the State in 1922, and again
from 1898 to 1880, is still living in Hills
boro', Highland county agcd IS years. Gov
Wilson Shannon is pfscticiria law at Leaven-
worth, Kansas. Governor Thos. w. Bart
ley resides in Cincinnati, where he is Ffa-
ctlcipg his profession. Governor William
Bebh is clerk in the Patent Office at
Washington City, Governor Salmon p
Chase is The Chief Justice Of the United
States. Governor VIM. Dennison resides
at Columbus Governor j. d. Cox is
pracfcing law at Cincinnati. Acting 0cv-
eornor Chas. Anderson is at the same place
These are all that remain amongst us.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-16

A QUEER SCESE IN Court. One Of
those ludicrous Incidents that occasionally
are witnessed in the dignifed precincts of a
hall Of Justice occurred in the United States
District Court at Cincinnati the other day
A German farmer from the country came
in to be sworn the surety on the bond OF
a gentleman who was getting his tohaccn
relieved from the seizure it had suffered
from the hands Of the authorities some
days since. Having been informed that he
must swear TO certain matters, he was
brought into court.
Judge Ieavitt then preceded to question
him,
Are there any mortgages on your pro-
Not id mortgage or mine property
and plenty Of moneys at home, said the
affiant, with the utmost simplicity, keeping
to his duty in the line Of swearing.
The judge say the man was honest and
mean, no contempt, so, relaxing his dignity
With smile on his face he proceeded with
the nest question.
'Do you owe any 6ebts?'
"Not id cent; and ven gets all as
peoples owes lac, | bees richer as am
These tohdsare approved > replied the
judge, with n smile twinkling in his eyes.
About score Of men, the afiant among
them, we're seen hurrying out of the court
room. with faces red with laughter. Hav-
ing passed into the hall, out of hearing of
the conrt, each man sought quiet place to
be relieved oe his pent-up laughter
The honest old Tcnton had, bsyond doubt
experienced for the first time the process of
swearing before court 1t had been pre-
vicusly explained to him, by telling him he
must swear, and he had evidently mistaken
the civil cath for profanity, as his serious
manner throughout the whole proceeding
indicated.
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A TaAvELLER entered tavern, and see

A TRAVELLER entered tavern, and see
ing no one present but the landlord and a
negro, himself, and entered into conversa-
tion with the negro. Shortly afterwards he
asked Samhoif he was dry2 Sambo said he
was. Stranger told him to step up to tho
bar and take something at his expense. ~
Negro did so and soon left. Landlord says
to the stranger: Are you acquainted with
that nigger?" NO, never saw him before;
but why do you ask?' II supposed so,
from your conversing with him, and asking
him to drink. f" oh" said the stranger;
II was only experimenting. The fast is,
was dry myself, and thought that if your
liquor didn't kill the niger ID fifteen minS
utes, would venture to take drink my
s.1f'
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GrEAHHa MAKING.

H EH GRnDEEs respectfully annonn-
IA, cos to The citizens Of Harrison Coun-
ty that he has opened out in the rooms
formerly occupied by VIM. T. Fry Hs a
Cabinet Shop, q CHAIR FACTORY, and
has on hands and is constantly making
ALL KINDS OF CHAIRS!
He asks the public Ia call and examine his
work, as he thinks people can do better
with him than anywhere else.
asss~ Repairing, Painting and Gaming done
on short notice and reasonable terms.
t4a8& St0 A pril A. lS6T-1yf.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-16

A Coon LITTLE Boy. Little Waltef Is
v,ry good little hoy. according TO ill the
rules laid down for very good little beys
Last Sunday he asked his mother to go
down to the Gould 4 Curry Reservoir,
which his mother refused, on the ground Of
its being the Sabbath. Cool little boys
sometimes cry little and Walter began
blubbering
"Why, Walter" cried his mother, 81
am astonished! The idea Of your wishing
te go down to the reservoir on the Lord J
hrly Sabbath, to 60 swimming with lot
Of bad little hoysi'
"Boohoo," bliibbers Walter II didn't
want to go = swimmin' with EN-, ma; on
" wanted 10 go down and see the bad little
boys get drowned for going swimmin' on
Sunday-7boohool' - 8 sacramento Union
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CADIz, OHIo WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER le. 1888

and it is every mans duty, the old gentle.
man said believing every word,
she's dear little thing, . thought Mr..
Brown. ''I never liked girl so much Il
is very awkward TO explain. wonder
whether She
And ju.t tire- Miss Dove entered the
room, looking angelic without her Bonnet,
to Mr.. Brown. He drew her aside.
"Iye something to say TO you, Miss
Dove" he said
"Dcar me, '$eaid Miss Dove.
"They We made Taistnke, said Bache-
lor Brown. "They thirk we-we--we- we
are the people they expeot-a- young
cour,e, y0u know, ah,aut tt,---''
'F0h 6earl do thty?" whispered Miss
Dove.
yes said the Bachelor Brown. =
"Now it would be very awkward to. ex-
pIsia. And Ike you so much. Couldn't
you like me too. and let him 10 it-eh?''
DO what, Mr.. 3rnwn?' said Amanda.
"Marry u.s." said Bachelor Brown.
'.Of course not, said Amanda Doves
what would the Ilinklps say?' -'
They'd be ielightea." said Richard,
growing holler. Then Ee put his arms
around her waist.
uOU knNW mucIl Huth'b tHiS SOli va
thing, but you are the only nice girl ever
saw. Please do, am not such bad TEL
low. | will be good to you.
Il know that you are good, snAhd Aman-
da, "but--" ss%
But then, I'm not ugly, eh?'' asked
Richard
"Ah. no, rot at all. -
-"Well?"
at would he go odd"
"Wpll." said Bachelor Brown, ''that is
my fault, and they know I'm odd, my
dear"
Four hours after the Hinklea heard the
light wagon drive to the door, end out to
meet Amanda.
'We have been so alarmed said Mrs.
Hipkle.
Such stormr' said Rose
"W ere you not irightened?" asked Ad-
elai1. ,,.
But Amanda said nothing. ....
Uncle, Richard, too, sl,rank back as
though afraid of something.
''Teli ,em, Amanda he said.
mo; yen tell them, Richard said
Amanda.
Ihe Hinkles listened in amazemenr.
"What is there to tell, asked Mrs.
Hinke.
What is all the mystery abcut?'
And Richard answered sheepishly:
"Ncthing-we've only been getting mar
ried. This is my wife. Mrs. B.
1t was the only explanation ever offered.
The iinklcs never compreheuded it. 1t
was always a mystery to them; and although
they were proIuse in their congratulations,
and always continued the best Of friends,
the fortune which might have. been Rose s
Or Adelaide's rather troubled Mrs Hiuk'e;
and she always declared IN family councils
hat she was perfectly sure that UrcIe
Richard married OUT of spite to punish
Adelaide for the trick she played upon him
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rAsEEENNABLE MILLINERY.

MRS. S. #. POGUE,
Above Sharp Il McKinnie's Drug Store
She has Just received an ! has m exhibition
her NEW FALL STOCK, containing a
full line of French Pettern Bonnets. She
has spared no pains to get such Good at
such rrices will give satisfaction and please
all Hats, Ribbons, Flowers and full
line of Millinery Trimmings, Ornaments,
Ruchies, Dotted, Nets, Bonnet and Hat
Frames; also ~ vetYa large assortment Of
Trimmings and Notions. Ladies will con-
suit their interest by looking through her
stock, winch is complete in each depart
inent Sept.1s,l87
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q. =. EUOTSVELE.
ry,-u,a. rz NEW AY, FAyy Carbrg

% ~kE&d Il "a tifh w AhE 90
"A OHIO Continues to practice in Itar-
rison and adjoining countless and gives os-
leclnl and prompt attention to Collecting,
business of Executors and Administrators,
Gnsrdians, Wards, Partitions, Sales Of
T.andF, Settlement of Estates, Titles to
Rea' Estate, Convevancing, Suits at Law
nnd in Chaucerv, Looming and Investment
OF Money, and all other professional bust
nsss placed in his charge.
va He is Agent for the State Bank OF
Ohio and others, for loaning money, DC.
AKA Office in Georges Corner, Main Street
Ja,, OK 1S95
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LoNdsrREET, the Confederate General is
being highly eomplimented by the Radical
newspapers and politicians. A New Or
leans newspapers says that Southerncs are
looking for his reinstatement in the United
States Army, soon after General Grant s
inauguration. His services to the Radical
party, are said to have been very effective
and he claiE-s this as his rsward.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-16

On December LIST, Weston commenced a
walk OF 5000 miles in one hundred days,
exclusive Of Sundays, which reduced the
allowance of time to eighty-siE working
days. The march will carry him from
Bangor. Maine, to St. Paul, Minnesota;
and back by different route to New York
city. 70 succeed he must make an average
tramp OF over fifty-eight miles day. The
purse said to have been made up for the
pedestrian is $50, 900.
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RADDTES z HARNESS.
ga F rE,rTE9eG E2Ed.G NEAVE

I'd n. WATERS BEGs LEAVE
pa. To inform the people of Harrison
County that he has opened out in the room
,ately occupied hyJ. +; Crawford, Es1., on
Manulacto ". where he will keep at all
times SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS,
BRIDLES, TRUNKS, and everything usu-
i'll In his line of business, at wholesale and
YotaH. REPAIRING done on short notice.
TIE solioits a share Of tho public patronage.
and will give those who favor him with
Beir'pat ronage the best of work at fair
prices. I
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LIVERY STARLE.

fI.hkt Rlsht Sse SIsS RsIhiS EsNe}ssE.
GADTH OHIO. p. Lynch having re-
Gently added largely to his stock OF Horses
Carriages. Bnggies. &C., is prepared to
serve pnhlicin the good style and at reas-
onablerates. Passengers arriving on the
trains taken TO their destination cheaply
andexpeditiouely
Au~. 2. 'e5-Iy.
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Va Err in Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars,
Market ST., Cadz Ohio. Has everything
In the Tobacco line, which he is pre-
pared to furnish to the public, at wholesale
ar retail, at the most reasonable rates.
Ills Cigars, of every kind-from the
"Stoga" to the finest grades--are the best
eyer offered In this market. Hanna "
Co.'S. Premium Chewing Tobacco--the nest
article in the country -alwayslon hand
Killikinnick, and All kinds of Smoking
gDbacco, kept cofista ltly. Let oil lovers
Gf the weed cali and examine.
Ian II 1S66-1y
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An attempt at murder was madam West
chester county, N. r., recently, BY burying
man alive. The man was exhumod and
restored to life, but the would be assassins
escaped.
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NEAT gEEs1u

GAMUEEl u. EsyANT HAS OPEN
- JED Meat Establishment in the cell
lar under Tarna& Co.'S News Depot, where
he viii ieep constantly on hand good as
sortment )f Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton. &c.
The patronage of the ,publicis respectfully
solicited. aH@
Ian %. laa7=1r.
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MEDICAL.

INT. @. VI. BROWN. HAVING
~ R7rrUPNiHD and permanently 'ocat-
er1 at Cadiz.ntenders his professional servi-
eeS, and solirits liberal share of the pnt-
ronape of the community. He NAV he
found. dry and night, at his Office, opposite
the "Cadiz House, June3' 1868.
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Al. G.. TURNER.

n E7E'fFEE NEsR At ENW CAHghX.
~ OHIO, viii practice in Harrison coun-
ty. ana eive bis attention particularly to
COLLECTIONS. Petitions for Dover, Partition of
lands, for the sale of1ands by Administers
tors and Guardians, Settlement of Estates
ard the Foreclosure Of Mortgages, &c.
OFFICE and Residence on Main street,
nearly opposite Cadiz House. s-
Fah oo '67 -1v
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%. nt,NAETTTE.

A TIC RNEY AT F.AW. ST. H.OFT-
~ IS, Mo. No. 4l3 Chestnut Street, be-
tween 4th and 5tf. PRAcTIcEs IN THE
MrssorRI STATE CouRTs. Prompt atten-.
ton given TO Real Estate Litigation, and
10 suits relating to Commercial Transac>
tiona, lnsuranre, &c. Also to paving tax
t's, proving titles, and all other business
entrusted to him. As
~ Mar. q, ,'RT-lvr.
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B. TX. QUEST.

EkEA ElsEs IN GOLD ANb SHAVER
IL Watches, Clocks Jewelry, Fancye
Goods. Notions, Toys, Silver plated and
German Silver Spoons, Spectacles of all
kinds and suitable TO all ages. All kinds OF
Watches carefully repaired, and wARRANf-
Charges and prices moderate. Rooms
Main Street. Cadiz Ohio, next door to
narp& McKinnies Drug Store.
p Dec. .13,1Se7 1y
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ALMOST INCREDIBLE. - fhe municipality
of ,jastebeceny, in Austria, has issued the
following decree. Swearing and blas-
phemy being the real cause Of earthquakes,
it is hereby forbidden to all, whoever ii be,
to swear or hlaspheme under penalty ofro-
ceiving twenty five lashes, and being fined
the sum Of twenty-five FORMS" i.s
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-16

A gang Of robbers in the vicinity of Shsl
byyille, Ind, are in the habit Of calling up-
on farmers at night, and by threats corn-
pelling them o odeliver up their treasures
One farmer was hung up BY the neck three
times few nights since, before he would
tell where bis money was secreted.
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SWAN HOUSE.

WEN F1ES 'WH HEAKS NNW W VFSak-
~ rem Streets. IT. J. SWAN, Proprie-
or. The Proprietor having recently pur-
jhased the above property, respectfully
2nyopnces that he has Ee-fitted and Re-
furnished in the best style, the hotel for
merly known as the "National." The Sta
hles to this house are large and eommo-
Jo1s, and will always BE attended to by
trusty and careful Ostlers.
July 8, 1867-y.
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r. HEFLING.

TTTGTH JOSHUA Ii. LEE g. co.
w No. 437 MarketStfeet, Philadelphia:
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Amer
lean, German and French, FANCY GOODS
White Goods, Embroideries, Laces and
trimmings; Silk, Cotton and Linen Hand
kerchiefS, Silk Mits, Gloves, Hosiery; Gents
Furnishing Goods and Tailors' Trimmings;
Combs, Brushes, Buttons and Suspenders;
Felyets and Bonnet Ribbons, &c.
NsFe Mav1 1SR7-1yr
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REIN WEIGH 81 CO..
Fn MIXERS 81 EwgYEs sMSsrs rr VI n.

I'D KEISS, Cadiz,. ONE. Dealers in Coin
Exchange ant' Promissorv Notes. Interest
paid on Deposits. Collections ma de on all
Accessible Points, and Remit fer at Current
prlces Of Exchange.
Dealers in Government Securities.
'~- Dee 27 fSe5-ly
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a WESTERN STORY AT far western
court, the case Of Saith VS.. Jones was call
ed up,
who's for the PLAINTIFF" inquired the
Judge, mpatienty.
MAY it please the. court, said rising
member Of the legal fraternity, "Pilkins is
for the plaintiff, hut | lot him just now
over in the tav"rn playing game of poker.
He's got a sucker there, and he is sure to
skin him, right smart, if he only ottime
Hes got everything all set to ring a 'cold
deck, in which case he'll deal for himself
four aces and his opponent four queens, so
that your honor will perceive that he must
rake the parsimmoHs.
Dear me?'' said the judge, with a sigh;
that's too bad 1t happens at very un-
fortunate tine! ! am very anxious to get
on with the case"
A brown study followed, and at length
happy idea struck the judge
Bill, said he, addressing the friend OF
tile absent Pllkins. who had just spoken,
you understand poker about as well as Pill
kins: Suppose you 60 over and play his
hand!'
And Bill! did it.-Dickens' al the Year
R0yad
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THE female idiots who wear the Greciait
bend do not Ike the ridicale which greets
them, ard they 90 along the streets witt
their backs UP, ~ Detyytt 1litmse, n s8N
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ID. CTINNYNGBAM.

ID. CUNNINGHAM.
"a DHTos VIII give prompt attention to
all legal Dizziness entrusted to his care in
Harrison and adjoining counties.
oFTrcg-fTp stairs, in Georges Corner.t-
Entrance on Main street. Aa
March 16 1855
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lCADEX HOETSE
DENTISTRY.
NEIfT.E4EAM s. CESGNA REfsS

v IA n a 4 n NF -. z FsI& . n "A EE ~ CIV
W leave 10 inform the public that he
has purchased the Dental Establishment of
DR.. III. ", Harrison, and is prepared to at.
tend TO all branches Of the profession with
pratnptaessiand dispatch 15s
oFFIcE--Opposte the Cadiz Hnusa up
stars. Jan. Il, 1868.
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EgANAa.aslNsG. RoyRs 4 FROM . a. M.

si 1c. r.. HAYS,
A TT0gEEY AT LAW, CADgZ.
"A OHIO. All professional business in
this and adjoining counties Will receive
prompt attention.
OFFrcE--On Market Street. over the First
National Bank. Entrance first door East
Off. n. Bank.
Dec. II, 1854
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Dec. 16,lS6S-3t. :

Nor THE PERSON Yesterday evening a
rather seedy looking individual appeared at
the central station and inquired il he could
he honored with an interview with the
Chiet of Polica; aid being replied to in the
affirmative, was shown into the private Of
fee.
What can do for you?' inquired the
official
Are you the Chief"
''Yesl" ,1e
Can I speak to you privately" s
''Yes--speak outl"
''Wiii no one hear us!' .
NO"
Are you sure?"
Yes. {" ...
"WelI, then, listen: as | was crossing
Galvez Canal last night. about II clock,
saw woman approach the bank with =
baby in her arms, looking carefully around
all the while to see if she was followed, and
then whenrigat at the edge, stooped and"
Threw the child into the canal" ex>
caisled the appalled, officer, his face white
with horror
No replied lis visitor; 'rashed its
ftceF'
See here, my friend" quietly remarked
the Chief III not the person you want to
see; the fool killer is outside. IN 0. Tic.
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Is n, " pubiishlng a NEW SERIAL STORY
to run through a large part OF the next vol
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-01-29
@. w. JENNEY,
q. w. Doty.

nEPUTY stsHff and Licensed Anctioneer
~ All business done on reasonable terms.
Foreign business Solicited.