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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-16
A BooTgLAcK s scHEM Henry Austin. CO

A BooTgLAcE's scHEM Henry Austin. col
ored bootblack, aged twelve, was arrested Monday
night in Atlanta, Ga, for recklessness in passing
between moving trains. He declared that his
purpose was to lose leg by seeming accident,
SO that he could sue the railroad company for
damages. Two colored boys have recently won
suits for s. ,0O) each for damages for accidental
injuries by the cars, and hence young Austin
thought that he would venture the loss ola limb
on similar speculation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-16
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The death Of Osman Digna is confirmed
England has demanded reparation from
Spain for an insult to the British consulate
at Havana.
The British government has determined
to annex Burmah and put an end to the
feast taxes of King Thebaw.
There is a decided expectation among
Catholics in Baltimore that Archbishop Glib
bons will be made Cardinal.
Hanlan and Lee won the Pleasure Island
boat race at Albany, N. Y, by three lengths
in 1915, defeating Conley and Courtney.
Governor Hill, of New York, has sent the
democratic committee his letter accepting
the denomination. The letter deals mostly
with State questions.
Mr.. William NJ Clements, formerly mas.
ter of transportation of the B. & o. railroad,
has been appointed superintendent of the
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio road, q
branch of the Erie.
The returns from Ohio give Foraker's net
plurality 1885, with three counties to hear
from officially, which may reduce the above
figures to 1859. The legislature is still
claimed by the republicans.
The funeral ceremonies of Cardinal Nc.
Closkey in New York yesterday were at
tended by prominent Catholic clergy from
all over the country, and were witnessed by
great crowds of people. Archbishop Glib
bons' funeral sermon was an eloquent
tribute.
Representative Kelley, of Pennsylvania,
says that among the first measures intro.
duced in the House this winter will be res
olution asking the Secretary of the Treas.
ury why, with surplus amounting to $780,
0O0, 900, ne does not reduce the national
debt by successive bond calls. Judge Kel-
ley proposes to criticize the financial policy
of the administration and the revised YER
sion of the monthly debt statement IS the
fit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-16
Malone at Work.
The following circular is being sent out by
the Malone committee Of Richmond:

the Malone committee Of Richmond:
HEADERS REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE,
RICHMOND, Va, October 7, 1885.
Dear Sir.--In order to poll the full repub-
lican vote, we must first have all of ou:
voters properly registered st The precinct ia
which they reside.
You will please aid our committee as
much as possible in doing this. Ask every
known republican if he is registered and il
he is not, get his name and address and
send it to our headquarters at Wilkinson's
Hall, corner Ninth and Franklin streets.
Fork as quietly and etectirely as possible,
and urge upon every man the necessity Of
organization.
In case they need transfer, tell them not
10 fail to attend TO it ct once. Any infor.
nation will be given them by calling at
headquarters.
Registration day will be October 81, 1885.
Yours &C.,
HENRY HUDNALL, Chairman.
The democrats must leave no stone I'M
turned. The enemy are making "sti!i
hunt, and must be carefully watched. The
Devil must be fought with fire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-16
THE CANVASS
Rooms STATE DEM. Elk. COMMITTEE, !
Alaunndr;n No Oct 1G $50.

Rooms STATE DEM. Elk. COMMITTEE
Alexandria, Va, Oct. 16, 80.
Hon John w. Daniel will speak at Cnar-
lolte Court, Nov. 2.
Can't. P. w. Mckinney will speak at Pitt
sylvania Court, Oct. 49,
Hon. John Nicely will speak at Nor'0ih
County Court, Oct 10, and at Princess Aone
Court, Nov. 2.
The committee are informed and an
nounce with pleasure that Hon. E. join
Ellis. of Louisiana, will. speak at Warren
ton, Oct. 80.
Hon. Geo. D. Wise will speak at Warner
Court, Oct. 10, at Kelton, James City, (Octo
| Der %.
JNo. S. BARBOUR, Chairman.
w. w. SCOTT, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-16

Among the fourth class postmasters ap-
pointed yesterday were the following in
Virginia: New Baltimore, Fauquier county,
Mrs Mary NJ. Saunders; Paris, Fauquier
county, W. ". Rogers; Valmer's Springs,
Mecklenburg county, Jas. W. Hendricks !:
Buckland, Prince William county, VIM.
Fletcher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-16
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16.

To suow the abiding hate of the oloooy-
.hirters of the North for the people OF THIS
state and their desire to put them again
under the degrading and ruinous YOKE OF the
man who, though one of themselves nales
them even more Indignantly even than tney
do it is only necessary to know how earn
estly they support that man in his now des'
psrate attempt to regain his lost ascend
ency. They urge their readers to sustain
him with their countenance and support
and to subscribe to the full extent OF tneif
nbilitv to his campaign fund, and say IL is
of far greater importance to the country -
secure what they ignorantly or lntenI'on-
aIlv miscall, "a republican triumph III
VIRGINIA than in New York. that every
natriot should aid the gallant Wise IN MS
brilliant canvass, and that far better than
any and all other results of the ONO yer.
dict, many and great as they are, is the I'M
netus il gives to the cause for which the
Virginia republicans are making their mag
ni6cent campaign" But, fortunately tor
Virginia, all this will be insufficient to re-
elect General Malone. The die ia cast, and
he is already beaten; and, to their credit be
it spoken, the real, true, consistent and con-
scientious republicans of the State, the men
who were republicans when Malone and
his gang of scalawags were the most ultra
and proscriptive democrats in the State,
will contribute no little to his oserwhelm-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-16

The FACT that the republicans of Ohio
elected their candidate for Governor by
large majority, but came very near losing
the Legislature is lesson which the demo-
Gratis of Virginia will profit by, if they be
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-16
soyErARY AgD COMMERCIAL.

There has been to!erably fair business doing
during the week AMI the large and varied stocks
Of goods laid in b. our merchants have proved
attractive and arc moving oil quito brskly. Re.
ceipts of county produce are only fair and tho
market is active prices being we'll sustained and
| comparing favorably with those of other places.
Money matters are very quiet with limited de-
mant while there is abundant supply for
legitimate wants and ON good security loans are
readily made. L. S. bonds are quiet but firm.
There is some inquiry for Virginia deferred Ger
tifcatcs, with sales yesterday in Baltimore at 10
Virginia tax bonds were dull and nominal. Con-
sol coz pons January 1888 to January 1885 sold
alta small advance, AMI are firmly held Railroad
securities quiet and we quote only Va. Mid
Land 81 st 1i1a112 and Va. Midland 9Th at 81
NEW YoRK, O;obcr 1G.--The stock market was
strong at The opening this morning. First prices
showing gains generally of 1s toas. After the
opening the market became irregular and fever
sh bu: after slight reaction became strong again
and advancing in the first twenty minutes
generally 10, per cent. Just before 1890 the
advance was checked and the market became
weak losing all the early gains. The market soon
became steady, but towards the latter part of the
hour slight rccovcics from lowest prices occurred
and al l o'clock the market is moderately active
ana steady.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-16

1t is painful and annoying TO be disturbed
in public assemblies by some one coughing
or sueez;ng, especially when you know that
there is a remedy like DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup easily to be obtained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-16

The President has decided that he can
not attend the Richmond fair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-16

CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET oct. ID Ho.
steady; common and light SPA; 50 packing and
butchers So 40a3 So; receipts $500 head ship
ments 800.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-16

BALTIMohE CATTLE MARKET Oct. 11.-Shcc1
and Lambs.-Therc are about POO head of Men
day offerings on sale in the pens, with no re.
ccip.s since then. There has been change IN
prices since Monday last, and prospects arc nat
very favorable for next week. Hogs.-'Thcrc tv"
been no fresh arrivals of Hogs since Monday. M:
there are only about 100 of that days Offering
ROW OH sale. Quotations unchanged, 43ls6c MT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-16

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. oct. 1j.-t
Queenstown this week 2JS head of Cattle offered
with sales at 2E.ai2. cents per III. Some 90
Sheep and Lambs offered; Sheep sold at 2l:lai cts
and Lambs at 3iba5Ac per lb. Some Cows aud
Calves sold at $3Oa5O por head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-16

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Oct. 15.-Cattlc
Weak but steady shipping steers 8 G3A6; stock.
ers and feeders $4aI 10; cows. bulls ard mixed
81 5Oa1 through Texas - 1913 CD Western
rangers weak natives ard half breeds 50 5ot'
wintcred Texans S3a1 12t.. Hogs weak h"t
about steady; rough and miyod 50 :}5a} 90
packing and shipping So GOA1 light 50 4Oai 10.
Sheep.-Market slow and 50aTjc lower than la-t
week natives 81 5Oa3 70: Western - 5Oa3 90;
Texans 81 7ja3; Lambs $:3a4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-16

Flour is without new features and fairly active
Stocks are not very full, but well assorted. The
grain markets during the past week have been
singularly irregular and fuctuatng, opening
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-16

LYNCnBURG MAREET. Oct. 15.--Thcrc Isl bet
ter feeling in business. Flour steady at So pa
6, as to brand. Wheat Grmcr at SOt9j for ordi
nary to good. Corn wanted at i5t02 Tor acw.
Rye and Oats nominal. Prices Of Tobacco e.,
up but fine wrapping and fine shipping are very
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-16

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. Ccl. 15.-T here is
only moderate business doing. Flonr is quiet
but prices steady. Wheat is unchanged. the quo
tations being from SOI9o. Corn 3Ua51. Rye
and Oats nominal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-16

RICHMOND MARKET, Oct 15.--Thc mari. Is
somewhat more active. Flour steady Whr.; Is.
fair receipt with sa'cs of Fultz AT 90t9j for -
and 60 for common. Only about 800 hushc!s og
Corn offered and no sales reported to-day Somc
200 bushels Of Oats brought 90 for winter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-16

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, Oct. b. c,vos
No trading in Beef Cattle, and only two
loads of fresh arrivals Dressed Beef dull at M.
changed figures, and selling slowly at Gaze per h
for Texas sides Tai y for Colorado stock. aud ~
7a915 for common to choice native do. Sheep
Nearly II 1t, and not half of the offerings changed
hands; the limited trading was AZ %, a4c per H.
for Sheep, and at 4 iaa5;t. for LAMBS; about th.
ty-fve carloads remain unsod Hog. Dull d."
mand for live Hogs, at Sla4 80 per 1OOlbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-16

Cir cAGo, Oct. 1G.-11IO 4 m-Thc Wna.t
market opened weak this morning on casirr cth.c,
and higher consOls There was heavy selling #
the start, December starting at 81. ana tI!,i:,g
Oft slowly at 81 y under very heavy offerings AN
afterward broke 10 91l.. but has since shown
moro strength. advancing to 9t5, with shor,s
covering Corn weak. IL for Octoher Oats /, :"
lower. Pork and Lard quiet and unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-16

NEW YORK, Oct. 1G.-Stocks active and -te, l.
Money easy at LAP. Cotton quiet; upland, Z
1916; Orleans 10; futures steady. FluGr III.
and heavy. Wheat lower. Corn lower. uab
firm Mt 50 5Oa1O 90 Lard weak Il. ST 30
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-05
MURDEROUS PLOT.

Urth Stein, an Alleged Newspaper Man, at
the Head of Mob.
INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Feb 24-A plot was
discovered in the county Jail at this place by
which the whole number of prisoners would
have escaped had it been carried out. II was
revealed by negro prisoner. Orth Stein, a
former newspaper man, and the slayer Of
George Fredericks proprietor Of the Theater
Cosnique in Kansas City, and who was re-
Gently brought here from Chicago, was the
leader of the proposed insurrection- In his
cell was found a piece of cast iron with which
the turnkey was to have been knocked sense
tess, after which the prisoners were to have
been let into the hallway, ana aS breakfast
lime were to rush for their freedom.
Arresting the Wrong Man.
FoRr WORTH, Tex, Feb 24-Ten days
ago young Kentucaian, Edward Porter An
irew, came to this city to so into busi-
ness. Ee was engaged in looking for
location, when, on Wednesday evening,
be was arrested On a charge of be-
ing engaged in extensive cattle stealing
Mia n co1,iy, the officers insisting That no
as John Dev.in. Ii va 4 A drew ToteSted
mao ho Was net the man yTaatel, and s.i. ...v-.
letters and other documents TO prove his ilel-
tity. He was held to await the arrival of al
o9ficer from Milan county, who came at ii :55
Monday night, and " hen he saw the prisoner,
a5 once SAID he was the wrong ma,
although he bore striking resemblance
20 Deviin. Andrew was then re-
'easel Tue worry All his keen sense of the
l;sgrace nav male a., lrew Sex, b15 he SAYS
IS soon as able that hs viii $40 the ofic.aiS
Or DANA .ses in the ST. II of Sl0,0oo. Word is
received that the real criminal has been ar
rested at Abilene, and Will be brought here.
Andrew is advised that he will be successful
IN bis Si,,u.
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An Interview


ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. a Cen Macsdaras,
one of the number one" suspects was inter
viewed
sit has been stated" said the reporter,
''that you are to be one of the leaders of the
expedition
ssE the talk about the expedition is true it
will not be given away to the newspapers, y
said Macadaras ''Tl.-, Is one ran mentioned
among the leaders of the expedition I know
well. That is Oliver Pain, who is now with
the mahi. He is brave, resolute and re-
sourcsful man, and believe that he will rem
der E Mahd good service"
'Yo ou have no intention of going to the
Sou:ian yourself, general"
'None? But my symrathies and those of
every Irish nationalist are with Mohammed
Achmet in his gallant fight"
"Would you send dynamiteF'
'There is no reason why the Nile route
might not be made impossible with few tor
pedoes."
al detest what is called the dynamite war,
which is simply assassination. Dynamite has
its legitimate uses in war It is the substance
out of which naval torpedoes are constructed
The mahdi ought to have scientific men with
him who ought to know how to make the Nile
impassable.n
1.-THE mahdi seems well supplied with
rifles"
Yes; but few bundles Of congreve rock
its would be worth thousand rifles to hin" :"
"What good would they dog
tsf you ever saw thoroughly frightened
camel you would not ask. One camel slightly
burned and badly scared would break any
British square that ever was formed. have
seen one camel absolutely throw a whole
regiment into confusion before it could be
Killed.
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Carriage, BUG gy and Sign Painting,

At the lowest prices and the job the eity
We warrant all B!acksmithng cass shss
and everything business Call
give a trial before going elsewhere.
April "a, 1SS4-1y FIKE KIRKER
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-05
BOILED DOWN.

News Of the Railroads Eeaths and Fite'-
Labor and Personal Votes.
A stock train WAS dera:led near CHICAGO,
and about 40 head OF sheep a,:1 cattle e.t!er
killed or SO badly hurt that it Was aecess-ry
to Kill them.
Ina collision on the West Shore road as
Canojoharie, N. Y, Engineer An[irsw
Shiver, of Frankfort, and fireman Grover
Penny, of Deposit, were kiilad.
There are over 1,0O0 loadei freight cars for
Chicago and western points side-trac:,ei On
the Grand Trunk raii-oa1 between Win lsor
and St. Thomas, owing to bal weather.
The driving I'D OF an engine On the Little
Mama broke hear Selma The engineer,
Charles Cornell, jumped from tho engine and
was killed The fireman, james Free, held
lis post and stopped the train, thus avertiDS q
terrible disaster.
The Death Roll.
E1Jrdge A. G. ". Carter, Of Cincinnati,
died Saturday evening.
Dennis T. keefe, an old sailor, once in the
British navy, died IN Cincinnati.
The number Of deaths in Cincinnati, Ohio,
for the week ended February q was 80.
VIM. C. Kingsley, cne of the principal pro
rlote1s OF tho Brooiziy bridge enterprise, is
dead
LAZY Fortc5que, wife of the relic5 Sir VII
Liam Foriescue, diei in abjec5 poverty in
Chicago
Mr. McGeorge, founder of the jockey club.
London, is dead
Wm. james. father OF ex-Post,naster Cen
eraI James, is de.d. aged seventy-egat
Isaac Maynard, d prominent citizen of
Utica. II. Y, died of congestion of the brain,
sg d sixty-.li,le Jears.
Ike we'll known cuthoress, Mrs. II. II. 3.
Good .y;il, diei 2: her home in Chardon, o.
SIZE .y;,s for many years ed:scr OF the Chris
tla1 iloai.or.
The .!cw treaty.
OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. It:.-As far as can be
a.Eered the new exirasi lion treaty between
TIE United STATES aad Great Britain, which
has been submitted to tie dominion govern
nent for approval, in the main covers such
oiferises as are embodied in the present trealy
between Great Britain and Belgium 1t is
stated, however, that ii Il few particulars
the prorosei treaty is somewhat more ex-
Tended t.:an me treaty with Belgium, this en-
largenient having been made to more effectu-
ally meet the requirements Of extradition be-
tween tie United States and Canada.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-05
EXTRACT FROM A
CIRCULAR 10 TEACHERS,
Issued by the
GAINESVILLE BUSINESS
OOLLECE.
Worth Thinking About.
ssTO TEACHERs=ssss

The class you represent is made
up of INTELLIGENT progressive, 90.
shead young men. We speak from
experience in saying this. tor it is a
fact, that during twenty years OF
almost daily association with yonEg
men who have attended this insti
tuition the majority have been
teachers with their own money
earned by teaching. with mind
wei trained for study. a willing dis
position to work. and a good char
;,cter they have entered this school
and many of them are known. aud
honored as representative business
men.
The first thought that may come
to your m;nd-Am | not already
rrepar red Tor the duties of actual bus
iness life ? Of wha; benefit will a
business course he to me? Answer
the following questions and decide
for you; self:
1st Can you write good hand :?
I'd Can you write good busin-
ess letter?
3D. Can you write a Note or
Draft tht will st nd the tests
4'h. Can you make out a bill of
Mdse quick and in good form
9Th. Can you write an order for
goods in business style?
9th. C.n you write Check on
your bank that you will not be ash
AIMED of?
7th. Can you calculate by short
methods rapidly and correctly?
Sth. Can you keep a set Of books
in good stye. on correct pIincip 'es?
9th. Can you discharge the du-
ties ofan agent, or administrator?
10Th. Can you make out state
ments and balance sheets. showing
the exact condition of business?
11th. Can YOU audit bo"ks of &C
count, and make partnership sette-
ments?
erk ID your own County or lown-
ship?
If not prepared to answer these
questions in the affirmative. we
trust you will become interested in
this work and attend the Zanesville
Business Ce'Iege.
Send for this special circular to
teachers,
Address CHoGUILL & Parsons.
Business College,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-05
AaYsrsi.;nS s.ssea;A!!

Advertising siea:s!!
sit has become so common to write the
beginning of III i.Iti lie, III an eleSai.t, in
tercsiing manner.
"Then run il INTO some advertisement
that we avoid all S,ich,
And simply call attention to tile merits
OF Hop Bi tiers i'll as PLAIN. honest terms
possible,
To imuuce people
To give hem one trial, which SO proves
their value that they viii lever use any
thing else. "
Tie Remedy SO favorably noticed in all
the pai els.
Reiicious and secnlar, is
Having large sale, and is supplantiis
all medicine;
TieIe is no denying the virtues OF The
Hop plant. and the prOprietors OF Hop Bit
tiers Jamestown great shrewdness
And ability
In compounding medicine whose virtue
is SO pal ,,;,ple TO every ones observation"
Did she Die:
| ."No!
"she fingered and suffered along, pining
away ull the time for Years."
'rhe doctors doing her no good :"
And at last was cur-d 1y this Hop BifterS
| fhr papers say so murh about"
"lndee:i lnd,r Il ~
| "How thankful we should be for that
! meuicihe."
Daughters .si~ery.
"Eleven years our daughter suffered on
=; be- a. nIiSiry,
..Fruln complication of kidney, liver,
rheumatic trouble ami Nervous debility,
| "Unner the care of the hest piySici nS,
| .sWhO gave her disease various names,
..But no relief,
"Amd now size is restored 10 lis in good
health by as simpl remedy as Hop Hiiteis,
9 that we had Shunhed years before Using 1t.
| THE PARENTS.
! Fas.acri. f:"falnS We'll.
My dhu@ @hters say:
! "ilow mu,:lI better father is since he us
ed Hop Ritfers."
..Ue is getting well after his long suffer-
ing from Il tiSea declared incurahl :"
.sAn:l we are. glad that he uied your Bit
tzrs'-A LADY rl Utica \, Y,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-05
W EST aIOUNIs.

'Trains run daily; tD,il. exs.pt Sunday.
All trains between COluni .iis and CT n Gin
natl run through without change OF cars,
connecting in the Union DepOts- with ali
diver.ing lines.
Through Tickets are sold by Agents OF
this line To all parts oil the United States III
the Lowest RATES.
For Rates. Time Trble and IDformatiOn
ell OH b IN MONE,Tr. J r., a. .ent, 2Sl North
High street, Columbus, ".
S. P. PEABODY, WE. EPPEEr,
Gen'l Sup't. Genr Pass. Ag't.
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Carl'i;,geSll'Dp, p,
SPRING STREET. LOGAN. OHIO

60 We prepared to build all kinds of BuxsAs
and Spring Wagons the lowest prices All kinds
pairing done Wood Work of all kinds neatly
aud complete lot of Finished Wsrk constantly On hand.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-05
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers hav been fled in
the Probate court OF Hooking County, o,
tor setilem' mt,
F. A. Ri.ketts, administrator of the eS-
tate of Adam Hart.
And the same vii! come on for herring
on the 2lSt dly OF March, ID 1888. at 10
O'Clock a m. or as soon thereafter as NAV
be convenient
W.T.. ACKER, Probate Judge.
Feb 26-3w.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-05
INURA NCE.
FIRE & LIFE.
T. 2. NSTCN.

Represents the Leading Fire and Life In
stir:,nce t'nmp-ni.- q: the country. R"fes
Rfs.sonabls. Office III James Block. Logan,
Uf.io Jan Sly
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-03-05
Into Canada.

BUFFALO, Feb. M.-The News prints tbs
following: "a secret meeting of the national
executive committee of the Irish revolution
ary army vas held here. Delegates are
known to have been present from New York,
Chicago and Detroit. Several old Fenian
leaders were among them. It was deter
mined to take advantage OF England's present
embarrassment end make an invasion Of
Canada The plan it is believed involves a
crossing of the border at two or three differ
ant points simultaneously, Buffalo being one
Of them. The committee claim to be well
supplied with arms, and are able to concen-
trate q, 600 men alta given point on short no.