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Bpar6 an0 Rooms,
1-~-~-~l~1--~-~--0-I-l-71-l- 49,
East Side.

1
East Side.
A T TURKISH BATHS, and East 10th
"a ST. connecting with Windsor Hotel handsomely fur
nisbed rooms
ZINE APARTMENTS IN THE IMPERIAL,
near 81 East 5Gthst M T T@Ssa
well ventilated good eighoors telephone: commission al
sSS JACKSON JACKSON d 81 On East 7ht OILY four LETT
FURNISHED ROOMS on first and third
foors tables also table board 100 East 2shst
GRAMERCY PARK, Sc Irving Place.-Ele-
gany a S Of RaS o0 gen ana
men only.
rI'O LET, double and single rooms for gentle
4 at moderate terms. - East SOh.st-
\ CHOICE Second Floor of five rooms, one
A' small suite with or without private table references
sd FLOOR. with other rooms; eligible loca-
Sppo 2 @st Everett Brectcy
0QD-ST., 122 EAST.-,Rooms on second and
80 fourth floors with board terms reasonable
rs EAST 29TH-ST Large rooms on second
sbO noor. also single with board references.
20 EAST 2OTH-ST. Second and third floors,
10 with private bathrooms breakfast If equired rooms
for gentlemen en- suite or slngH
* EAST 4IST-ST.-Pleasant rooms ex-
ts) cellon table, I'd or Sd noori single rooms Fourth
100 MADISON-AVE.-Hands rooms
loo with private baths and attendance Private table.
West Side.
nESIRABLE nicely furnished rooms for
'''''''''' 30 West lCthst
DESPONSIBLE PARTIES wishing to make win
III ter arrangements find 1rstcass board private table II
baths West
| JSth ST. references exchanged
DARTIES desiring winter arrangements with
j without private table, apartments without board
obtain reliable information free AT EVERETT DIec
"a vest 5jthst charge for registering rooms rel
ercnces required.
10 WEST 51Sr-ST.. WITH BOARD
. Handsomely furnished rooms with or without private
TO WEST 1STH-ST near 5th-ave.-lland-
~ rooms second floor, with board references.
~ WEST ISTH-ST.-To let, parlor floor
- with without private table also two rooms
middle and Tack on second door
'(sl WEST 31ST-ST.-A choice suite of
single
1S WEST 35TH-ST.-Sunny, comfortably
'If furnished dressingroOm, bath single rooms ~
reference
% WEST 37TH-ST. Elegant second floor
> with without private table other refer
ences exchanged.
.lSTH-ST 40 WEST.-lIandsomc rooms en-
30 single with excellent board sanitary plumb
ing references.
20 WEST ATHEIST. With board. rooms on
~ third floors with without private table
IS.D WEST 34TH-ST-A New-England
sD~ lady desires q select bolrdoTs parOr door 10
lei references given and required
Brooklyn.
rNO RENT.-TwO second story furnished
Il rooms without board. references exchanged
1G2 south Elliott place.
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5fe Cream.

A FACT-HOKTON'S ICE CREAM is made
~ from pure cream Horizons Patent super Frozen Bricks
OF Ice cream for Restaurants. Curches Festivals will
keep hard hour Country orders promptly filed DepOs
800 4thsyo. 2sS Broadway, IS Chhiha st 40 East
l23th-st. New York, and 45S Futon ST.. Brooklyn.
EUSSELIS ICE CREAM. No. 76O Broadway
Il Neu.York.
Families supplied outotsWn basness speciality Indivl
rahreks isf rsstalra7a srs etc TsephsaA f29 1lste
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Cit1 properIn Tor Sale.
Gin propertp 10 Eei.

lLET.-Very low Until May /, after that
~ szOOO elegant brandnew. fourstOfy high stoop cab
Vs. ss, dwciiig m ehoce ana restricted block 423
SiS'st Inquire Of wsIchman Oh premises
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Glluallons UInte females.

DARLOR MAID, &c.-By an American girl
Il as parOr maid do chamber work aud sewing In.
tClligont ANA reliable; good reference.
100 West l7th-st.. first bell
DARLOR-MAID and SEAMSTRESS.-By a
competent English wonan nurse to an invalid lady
A. H.. Tribune Uptown Office l2Ss Broadway.
SEAMSTRESS.-COm can cut and tit
- Chircns cOthing; willing 20 make herself useful; good
reference. 4ie 4th-avr., LIST floor
CEAMSTRESS &c.--By competent seam
- stress Protestant would wait on an invalid lady or
growing children do light upstairs work. objeo
the country, best reference. 3ls East 10Th ST.
SEAMSTRESS.-By a well-educated Irish
dress h. BRADLEY, O4J 9TH ave, bet 37th 3oth
XHAITRESS.-By II neat Protestant Young
w hrstcass waitress; understands salads;
active ana obIging; city references.
NJ. ID. Box y, Tribune Uptown Office 1928 Broadway
XNANTED.-Was at 70 cents per dozen
OF u go out by the day by respectable woman Room
=. 532 East Gth.st.
WASHING. &c.-By a respectable woman,
W 20 80 out by the day TO wash or clean or do general
work good ~ references llJ West 3Oth st.
WASHING and IRONING.-By respectable
w Protestant woman by the day understands her
business best reference NJ. X, 1875 est l9ths
WASHING Bya respectable colored woman;
w family washing by month day OF week.
WASHING, &c.-By German woman to do
w washing ironing by the dozen week best refer
Mrs. MrsoN $50 West Doth ST., basement
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Cost ano founo

o. SOn REWARD and no questions asked
psIOO for return OF iewulry stolen from my noae -
ave. npkiusvie staten slanc SatIrdW pSrA
Ing, Nov. y. W. AA""A '""ASS
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,rxFRAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
u Hetwrrn N,w.lofk aud igyIc. 49,
otopauys pler new NOth RIVER FOOT OF NoTt"h-'t
Z IL. ~ rIt,fri -.ut.ii D.. q
AIN. Iftub 81 gov !. y ~
NORM ANulE Iranru"l -.---. ", dne'l1 'oF ~ q IN
BIZ LAU INT d. Jouss'lln We M 'I y ID"
cabin by OIinde EOing1es aud 4 p. non. So -
Greeks yabe sight IA amounts 70 SUIT "a the bAhPu"
lot b. BfBIAS, Agent No. q bowling Green.
BkASCH OFFICE. LILO BEOADWAH.
IN
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6iluallcns tUanteo-tllales.

NOACHMAN or P0RTER.-By a colored
~ store or drive business wagon for reference in
regard character apply A T. Demarest $50 Broadway
Address c. u. W., 2iO West S7th-st.
COACHMAN.-By young single man thor
~ Oughy care OF horses harness ETC.
best CITY reference DO present emp oyers rs
living place.
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Erooklpn ]ro,erto g,r jals an % Let
Conntrn y ropertn manieo

A FURNISHED HOUSE wanted. between
~. Spuyten nuyvil and Workers for the winter
latter part Of November
J. ROMANO BROWN, G2 West 33dst, near broadway
FINEST LOCATED FARM on SENECA
LAKE. south Of Geneva. at great bargain. and upon
terms with immediate possession \ desired
JO half mile OF splendid shore 'front.' with handsome
groves cottage residences etc.
Very barley clover grass and rnt land 40
in wheat Fine buildings all 10 nrsiclass order Adj
dress or call upon
E J. BURIAL & son a. Senecast.
Geneva " Y.
ORANGE, y. J-Real estate sDecialty prop
~ erty fol sale and rent. near all stations.
EDWARD =. HAM LTON & co. Pine 81. y. Y.
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DACIFiC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMP ANlS
Il LINES ron CALIFONN1 IA, SANDWlCH lsLAND1'
JAPAN CHINA NEW-IEALAND, AUSTRALIA, CEN
From New York PEI fOOt N+nll st. y r.
For san lr ncisCo viz The lshmus 81 Panama
ACAPUL - sails Friday. NOy. 20, noon.
COnncCtu Tor tentTal ANA south Amercl and Mexico
Ffom san Francisco Let and Brdnnansts,
China aud Japan,
CITY OF NEW-EOlE sails Thursday, Nov. ~, y H.
For UOSOLULG. NEWIEALA ~ ana AJ1IRAL'iA,
IEALANDGA calls ~aturiny. Nov ~, y. m.
orOn arrival Of London mails al san Francisco
For freight passage and general ~ oimon Apply ~ OH
panys office on the pier foot Canal-si.. y. X 49,.
H. J. EULLAY. superintendent
VNHE L. s. AND BRAZIL MAIL s.. co.
Il American passenger line for 81 Thomas, barbados
Para nhaIn PeruambucO. Bahia. RIO de Janeirp aud
possibly for MOntevideO Bucnos Ayfes
and intermediate ports IN .Outhern Brazil
FINANCE. "wednesday. Drc al noon from loDert Stores
From Newport News Va. on tlrd day succeeding ~ m
PULL GEHlIAhD & Co. General Agents - Broad 81
WIFI TIE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAM.
FRS FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CELTIC. Capt Gleasie lhufBiay Nov IL a ~
HEPU Bio Capt. IRVING. Thursday NOV. ~
ADRl &c, taot PnrB Noy - m
GEhMANiC capt Kennedy Thursday, Dec. B. = D. w.
From tho White star Loos, foot Of Mest lOth-st
favorable terms SteeTage from NewYork. $50 Prom tho
Old Country SIS. intermediate Adratie Ony f33. in
ppecuOu OF plans and Information apply az the
pany's ohces. No 81 broadway New York NM. -
Agents Tor Philadelphia STUART ToBKY 400 Walnut
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fine Arts.
nlusicnl Justumeuls.
Dressma uul.

At MADAME JAMES. the celebrated
~ French filter few beautiful imported dresses for sae
very reasonable also artistic dressmdkmg httng
cqualle1 3! West ljth-st
COMPETENT DRESSMAKER and Operator
~ wishos lew more customers Uy the day week:
dcTstanis her business IL DrOughly, city country
DKES>MAKER, care Mss sadie 229 West 4Oth 81.
nRESSMAKER.-B by competent dress
~ maker; by the day 50 or take work home Address
H. y. DOUGLAS, 1876 GIstst
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Eeclure5 an0 aleelin9s.

4 MEXICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
~ Regular meeting to-day Tuesday, az 30
Clinton ll AstUr place Or ". K. Ward wall
Fruit PrCserv ing Houses"
DR. r. ". HEXAaER President.
y. r. GARDEN, secretary.
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE for pre-
serving and perfectmg AnglosaNon weights and meas
and afternoon sessions al 10 and
lively Room u, cooper Union. All interested afe cor
daily invited
rNIIE twCnty-second annual meeting of the
New York society the Relief Of the RupiuIed AMI
Crippled will b. held at the hospt No l3j asst 42dst.
THURSDAY II, o'clock when the usual bus-
OF the occasion Yiil Dc transacted ...
JNO p TOWNSEND,
Recording Seeretlry.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD s.. co.
y SHORT ROUTE 10 L1$bDN. ....
KEW YORK AtTIUANPIDN AND hNf hf.N.
I'll y J AIN SAT, IL
me 'KAIt. at. SoY. "a. W l-HtA " co. N'' -'' "''
tsr-,,p ,,cd xor d. gon ~ ODER sat Nov .. 10
STEAMER. mi /. 20 sRii Tor Bremen direct -
on f1ur,s. -,ncrs 1t cabin $50 100 and sl21 %
tatlu -,'u n older stcawnrs. d cabin 500
-treragc - lowest rates
UELRICIIs & CO., 40. = Downing green
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NARDENER.-A gentleman wishes 10 pro-
~ cure SITUATION for thoroughly competent AMI reSelo
ID best 81 fccrcncrs ~ Oblec
lion 10 20 south Address l57 Tn5une pto"n OAfce.
I
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NEw-YoRK, Tuesday. Nov. 10. 1883.
The following sales held at the Exchange and Aucuor
Room to-day:
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EARDENER.-Dy ocOtcu IIoteSbiHt thot
" ouhy understands greenhouses grdperos forcing OK
fruits flowers vegetables prunns planting All kihds o.
- "a ncnt - gentleman
,lsce married. small family five years hrSciass reler
ences HUN '"'' PEEL. sos East SSdst
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Ocean Steamers.
LINE

HAMBURG AMERICAN IS. CO.'S LINE for
i PLYMOUTH Iona NJ Chcrbours Ia ~ ana Hamburg
Morayia .Nog. IA. lu a bcIrrt.- nov H. 90 IN
suevi4 ... Nov ~ q 90. IT!sia NOv. ~, u a ia
First abn so So SIS. StceraRo 80 Round trip
Al reduced urice. SEND for Tourist 'iaTc.fc'
f.TrSI "a 81 4 90 e. u RICuAgD & co,
AqfJ Il Yya.d.st Y Agts. 81 Bw y. y Y
LNMAN LINE -
/ TOR OF FENsTOWS ASD LtvFHPOnI-
CITY R1Ch N D.. 'ur'hr. ~ y w.
CITY OF MDNTFEAL --aturiAy NOH ~! . p ~
cry or BERLIN SATURDAY. NoN ~ 4. a. ~ ~
Trom Iunsn PIER foot ~ Grandsi. Je.'"y ,iy 49,
IA-sAGI so and 500 iutcfuriat. so. HlEhi"
EGf NON New "a OK Prepaid tuck =. tl3
Avn ''''' -'N pI.ItH WNIGIT & 80 ~ GeuI Agents
No I Broadway. - Y.
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BIZ Peter F. Meyer.
1 story building with lot. No 2lJ Ave.A. W s. 1913
nm o. lISthst lot ls.lxlu0xl xi6 Ux32jN513 800 49,.
KOppIer Sou,Ou
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12
Critfcizing the Cabinet.

WASHINGTON, March TN official cir
clss and among government employees the
new cabinet is regarded with favor and
looked upon as ensuring a sincere enforce
ment of civil service reform ideas and the
transaction of department business on q
sound basis. Senator Bayard's selection Is
the only one which entirely escapes uniavor-
able criticism, and Senator Lamar's IS that
upon which the most severe comments aro
made. Many persons, among whom are
some of his friends, believe him to be ply il
cally incompetent for the arduous duties of
secretary of the interior. General criticisms
are mainly on geographical selections, and
the northwest and west are the regions from
which compla- ats are most numerous, al
though New Jersey AMI Connecticut regard
with jealousy the Distinction conferred upon
Massachusetts, Among detxarats in Wash
ington tbs new cabinet .cann( be said to bo
entirely satisfactory
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12

The Celebrated Centennial Display Lefl
Far in the Sllade-The Exodus ReGHn.
WASHINGTON, March st is estimated
that So, ,OOG people assembled at O'Clock in
the pubic reservations and streets surround
ing tine Washington monument to witness the
DISPLAY 6f fireworks given under the auspicies
of the inaugural committee The display
CONNIE iced promptly al the appointed hour,
and p, owed the most brilliant and imposing
ever witnessed in this city.
The greatest feature ever seen heretofore in
this country was at the Centennial at Phila-
del, ,Dh!a. The number of pounds of material
uscd just double what wa. used on that occar
sim. The displays of rockets and other de-
vices was unexpectedly magnificent, the illu
Inuniation of the Washington monument,
whith house and capitol with colored ighz
was novel and beautiful and the set pieces
representing portraits of Cleveland and Hen
dricxs, national coat of arms and patriotic
legends, etc. were the most elaborate and
striking ever attempted here. The display
was thoroughly cffectiv,. throughout and was
enthusiastically receive by the vast crowds
The close oil the demonstration was immedt
ately followed by an ex, aius from the city
The inlmense number arrivals and tota
absence OF departures to 4 p. IN. was re
versei soon after that rur and by sundowL
every departing train an to he crowde:
with visitors homewa. oounf At least 3d.
COO persons had left th ity before n:dn;gh
including many OF the military organizations
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STARR.

ED. SENTINEL:-The quarterly
meeting services were held at Cen
ter Chapel, Oh last Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Ida Moore closed a success
fuI term of school. at what is known
as the Jones school," on last Sat-
urday.
Lung fever is ut present raging
in this seclion.
George Crawford. of Sandy Fork
walks behind the express and looks
furw I'd Tor better tin es ahead.
John Backus. of Two NJ le, em-
tertained scn.e "f his friends in the
way of ''hop' one night last
week, as likewise did James Stone,
OF Honey Greek.
Branson Stone. the cham pion Of
Honey Creek can't come in wit
the Olive Branchers or Tick Ridg-
ergs. because he has been there.
Mss Morrison. of Kansas. is Wis
iting friends near Ilesboro.
Miss Matte Lee will close her
school 1T Oak Grove next Friday.
Lucy Moore. Of Duck Run, is Wis.
iting friends at Harmony Grove.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12

Mrs. L. A. Waltz wishes all to
lake notice. that she has just pur-
chased = full line of Fresh Grocer
les which she will offer for sale ut
Rock Bottom pri es, at her old
stand. on West Hunter 1T. Hav-
ing secured The services of C. f.
Hart man ss salesman he will be
Glad 10 welcome all his old custom
ers aud as many new ones as posi-
bic, who are invited to call and
sample the large stock Of pure Win
es Liquors. Beer, e C and in fact
everything kept at a first-class
Grocery and Provision store.
Country produce taken at highest
market price, tor cash or IN ex
change for goods.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12

Only u Farmers Daughter.
One thousand dollars IN cash was
the sum actually paid by IA we'll to-
do gentleman IN Montreal, Canada.
for u reproduction at that place of
the play, ''OnIy Farmers Daugh-
ter" For that night he extended
invitations to hrs friends IN general
and to u few intimate ones in par
ticuIar. His case has been 90 simi-
lar to that of Henry Lennox in his
domestic relations. save to the ex-
treme to which the play writer
makes the latter 60, that it trans
formed him into new man Just as
the author makes the result with
I.emnOx
ilor did the benefits stop here !;
there were four other gent emen
who thus were made aware Of their
drifting conditions and who turned
from the error OF their ways This
actual experience ;s whit is here
rendered as speaking for morale Of
the play As originally produced
there Wis a vast difference in the
g 'osing scenes. hut to finale it as Il
dream from I'd act to the 5th, has
been deemed by leading criiics as
the most acceptable deno"ement.
This great American Drama,
with the original New York Cast,
wi'l be produced u, the F..
OPERA HOUSE.
March 18th.
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General.


CINCINNATI March 9.LFLOUR-Faacy, S4.001
$50; family, 81. gl.SO.
WHEAT-No red s5>03sc; No. ,, Is 932c
CORN-No. mixed, AS;aesa3i4c. No. white
&c.
RYE-No. ?, Sc.
BARLEY-Spring, IS 95sc: fall, IS 97sc.
PORK-Famiiy, FL. 9lz.7a; regular. Sl2811i
@l3uO.
Shoulders. 81 es1sc: short clear sides
I'D a7.25c. Lard-Kett.e 7t4,17}S
CHEESE-Prime to cloice Ohio, 99l014c; New
York, Iz@l3c; Northwestern, 7SSc.
POULTRY-Far chickens $3.50 90: prime
81 25 @Ss.5J; ducks Sk,7 13.75; geee, 500 3
500 per doz. live turkeys, lo(gllc; dressed. l3 :;
1876.
HAY-No l Timothy, sls.5o91aOo; No. 3, 81. 50
@l2e0; mixed. SlJ.oJ Jll.0; wheat and rye
straw. $500 81. 90; oats stra v. 500 $500.
New YoRx. March 9.-WHEAT-No. l white,
9l.sc; No. : red, SSHc
CORN = Mixed western. 5f9s3c: futures,
s0l4s5Hac. Oats--Western. sJ1ztgIlc.
New ORLEANS, March 9.-SUGAR--R Refining
common, 4:sc; inferior. 353 &c; choice white,
sisc: of white, &C: choice yellow, ~ :S55Sc.
MOLASSES--GOOd fair. .,.gs2c; prime, 81 .33c;
choice, 4Ac: centrifugal prime, 2sS&3c; fair, 10 8
&c.
DETROIT. March 9.-WHEAT - No. / white,
S14c; No. red, 75c; Michigan soft red
SIl4c.
ToLzDo March a-wHEAr-No. ?, 7s;zc; No =
soft, 66c.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12

He'll. everybody! Mr. VIM. Wan
er is to the font at his place of bus.
lness on Main ST.. one dO.'r east of
the Furnace store. with full line
of the hest and parest wines and
liquors. and hest cigars in the city.
Call and sA him.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12
One of tho best signs of The times

One of the best signs of The times
is the starting up it the iron furna
ces and rolling mills in Pc nnsyIva-
via. where twenty have resumed
work within tMo weeks Iron is.
after ell, the best barometer of bus
iness, and of this improvement
should continue the country may be
congratulated on the near return of
prosperity.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12

Mrs. Lewis. wife of CLAYTON
Lewis, a blacksmith at Gore. was
found dead in her bed Yesterday
morning. her infant child at her
side. We have none Of the par
ticnlars at this writing 1t is
supposed that her death was oc-
casioned by heart disease.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12
March 18th.
Advertised Letter List

Tie following letters remain
in the Logan p. U.
Miss Josie Nihiser, Mrs Sarah
James, Niss Sarah Kemper. Miss
Ida Forester, Mrs N I Whitcraft,
Mrs Emily VALDEZ, Mrs N J
Margaret Shiek. Mrs L A
Massie, Ms Ann Il Davis, JoI n
Phlinn, Chas Terrell. John Good
win, I F Deviney, Mr Beverly
Clark, Lewis Webb, Mr S q Will
son, Joseph N St 'wart, john NJ
John L Bond.
Please ask for advertised let
ters. +. s. PURSELL, L. ii.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12

Mrs. Haines, the fashionable
Ailliner Of the Hooking Valley,
"a few doors east of the First
Bank. will open the Spring and
Summer styles in grand display,
ON Tuesday next. Mrs. Haines
has been receiving Spring fixins
the past week. and OH Tuesday
next she will make a display that
will please the eye Of the most
fastidious lady. and also be IN
reach of the pocket book. Give
Mrs. Haines a call on Tuesday
next, and see the new styles.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12

Mr.. William Woodruff has pur
chased Silas Dew's farm, consider-
-stion $1,000 cash. The farm is
about 8 mi es east of Logan and
embraces about 200 acres Of good
hill land.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12

Jake Fox. at Furnacctown, will.
a. soon As the weather permits. en-
large his grocery store by building
a two story brick front. This will
he \ handsome Improvement to tha,
end ot the Aourlshing part Of our
growing city, and will be appreci
atel by tho citizens of Furnace
foNn.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12

George Scheiner was sentenced
to be hanged June 18th, for the
murder of his mother al DaIr-
town, Butler county, He re-
ceived his sentence smilingly
and indiferently. The murder
was one of the most atrOcious in
the history of the State.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12
OurCourt and Rink ret

Our Court and Rmk reporters
have not yet recovered from the
luauguratiOc festivities, and we
are without these Interesting re-
Derts for this issue. We are
promised, however, that they
will be right side up next week,
aud make amends for this omis-
sion.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12

The New Lexington Herald de-
lighted its readers with an Inaugu-
ton edition last week printed in
Red. 1t as a red hot paper, and
in its carhine color, typifies We
hope. the Inauguration Of a new
era. the roseate aurora blushing in
bexilderment of the glorious day
that has dawned upon the Democ-
rncv.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12

We invite the attention of those
interested in climbing Examin-
e,s' l.dCtls 10 ingenious and
pretty solutions Of the ladder
problem given at the last exam
ination. They are published else
where in this issue of the SEN
tinel.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12

Mrs. Harry Ambrose. formerly
Of Logan. will reside in this city
hereafter. The remains OF the
late Harry Ambrose were trans
ferred from Logan TO this city
acknowledgements Gazette.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12
Legal Notice in Divorce.

Charles A. johnson, whose place Of resi-
dence is unknown, will take notice that
OH the 26th day of January. A. ID. lSS5.
Sarah F.. Johnson filed her petition against
said Charles 4. Johnson, in Common Pleas
Court of Hooking County Ohio. praying
divorce from said Charles 4. Johnson. on
the grounds of adultery and gross neglect
of duty and for alimOny, and asking that
she no W he restored To her maiden name.
Sarnh +. Ogbin. and that said cause will
he for hearing on and after the l3th day OF
March, 1885.
SARAH E. JOHNSON.
o. W. H. Wright, her Atty.
Jsnnasy 70, ISIS Aw.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12

Miss Barbara Kessler died at
the residence of her father; Mr.
Nicho las KessIer, on Wednesday
morning, of consumption, after a
protracted illness. Her funeral
will take place from st. John
Catholic Church. Friday morning
at 9 clock.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12

Mr.. j. j. Shocky, promine mt
Democrat of Vinton county,
called at the Sentinel Office OH
Tuesday morning. Mr.. Shock
ev was on his return trip from
Washington City. and seemed
well pleased with the Admins
tration.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-12

Phil Slisl,er adds To his stock
nf Family Groceries each week,
and his customers are always
supplied with the choicest aud
freshest in she market.
Ali The varieties Of Lake Fish
received daily.
Bulk Oysters direct from Bal
timore each day.
Bread, cakes, crackers, &C..
fresh each day.
Phil Slisher sells at bottom
prices ane never falls 10 give sat
isfaction.