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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-25
SHER1FF's SALE.
Francis Nye
Rosa Nye, ct nj
In the Court OF Common Pleas of Hooking
. County, Ohio.

On1Os
Notice Is hereby ven, that the UNDER
signed, Sheriff of Hooking County, Ohio, by
virtue of Partition issued out of said
Court i'll the above entitled cause, and to
hlm directed as Sheriff of said County will,
at the door of the Court House in Logan ,on
Saturday. June 9th, A. d. 1885.
at O'Clock p. m of said day, offer for sale
at public auction. the following lands and
tenements, situate in Hooking County,
Ohio. to- wit:
Fractional Lot number one Q) in section
No. five (5G also, fractional lot No. five (5l
in section number four (j), all in town.
ship number thirteen Q3), range
number sixteen Q6) in Hooking county
and State of Ohio, subject to the right Of
way OF the Columbus, Hooking Valley &
Toledo Railway Company for its railway
us was located thereon.
Appraised at 50 ,666 67-l00.
Terms OF Saie-Cne third cash in
hand, enc third in one, and one third ia
two years from day of sale, with
interest. Deferred payments
to be secured by mortgage on the prem
ises sold.
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio,
this 18th day of May. A. d. 1855.
7. F. MCCARTHY, Sheriff.
w. E. HAMBLIN. Deputy.
J. r. Grcgan, Attorney for Plaintiff.
May 2S-5t
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From another correspondent
The corn crop of Marion is
looking very favorable, but the
wheat crop will be a failure.
Philip Stoneburner has return
ed from a lengthy visit to friends
in Indiana.
The select school taught by A.
NJ. Brown, will close on Friday
the Goth
Jesse Beery will teach school
in Fairfield county next winter ;
F. P. Martin at No. 1; Andrew
Wolf at No. Q; Q. E. Rutgers at
No 3; Will Walters at No. 4 !;
Miss Sarah Stedem at No. 5; A..
NJ. Brown at No. 6; Frank Ad-
cock at No. 8; ]. B. Rutgers al
No. 9. The teacher of No. Z not
kneWp.
John F. Switzer is going to
North Berne to harvest.
A horse belonging to Frank.
Derr got away from him and
jumped into Mrs. Stoneburner's
wheat. She stabbed the horse
and told him she would moi
charge for The first time.
Mr.. Thomas Brown is ON the
sick list.
Pierce Bright is going to fur
nish his new store room in Miser
Town with a full stock of fancy
goods.
John Miser. the old standby
grocer in Misertown, is still do
ing a profitable business.
DEMOCRAT.
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4th of July Excursion.

The Columbus & Cincinnati
Midland Railroad will sell round
trip tickets to and from all points
on its line, at one fare for the
ronnd trip.
Tickets will be good going,
Jnly End, 3rd and 4th, and will
be good returning until July 9Th,
inclusive. W. E REPPERr,
General Pass. Agent.
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BUILDING DISASTER.
Four Boys Buried In the Ruins -and On
Killed Instantly.

Four Boys Buried In the Ruins -and One
Killed Instantly.
CHICAGO, June 23-Half a dozen boys
were playing about an unoccupied two-story
frame house at 1S0 Carroll avenue The
structure collapsed, burrying in its ruins
James F. K-lly, of "a North Halsted street;
Eugene Kehoe, of 1855 Carroll avenue; Joseph
Wall, Sc North Green street, and Charles F.
O'Hearn, tine son of Daniel OHearn, who
owns the buil!ing.
All the boys, except Kelly, were rescued,
though they sustained more or less injuries,
and Kelly was smothered in the debris and
was dead when taken out. He was sixteen
years old, and his companions about the
same age. Charles O'Hearn had his spine
hurt, but will recover The others were
only slightly injured. The cause of the dis
aster in the giving away Of the stills, about
twelve feet in height, which supported the
bllildinp
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-25

For Cool Beer, Pure Wines and
Liquors, Yank Mccarthy stands
at the head of the profession, and
his daily lunch and Saturday ev-
ening Turtle Soup, keep up a
big run of custom. His clerk,
Frank Lemon, knows how to
wait on customers, and keeps ev-
erything with the business neat
and tidy. His saloon has no
su perior in the Valley.
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The best on earth, can be truly
said of Griggs's Glycerine Salve,
which is sure, safe and speedy cure
for cuts. bruises. scalds, burns,
wounds and all other sores. Will
positively cure piles. letter and all
skin ernptions. Try this wonder
healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded Only 25 cents
Sold by Miller & Case.
apr 9 Il.
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Cincinnati.
FLOUR-FancY, S4i. .so.ly, family, 3

Cincinnati.
FLOUR-Fancy. sA.i.ysJJ. family, $3.50 4
WHEAT-No red. % 9ssc: No. Z S1Oo@lo
COhN-No. mixed, .S9A 1sc; NO. whit,
oATS-No. mixed. IS 935lzc; No mixed,
u .l3,.ac; No wnire, 10 s3J, &C.
PORK-tamily. clio 70 yl0.oo; regular, SO 81
BACON Shoulders. 4ssH4c; short clear
sides, ST. - tt6 Is.
LARD-Kctte, 7G1Lc.
CdEESE-priine to choice Ohio. 697c New
York. sgS.c; Northwestern, 2yoc:
POULfnY-Fair chickens, s3 O93. 1s; prime
S425ss4jO; sprung cnlckens. 81 80 $500; ducxs.
81. so sz 50: geese S4uJ psr dozen; live turkeys.
HAY~No. i timothy, sI4 90 GA so; No 2,
SIS % gls. %; mixed, $1,000 9Iz5J; wheat and
rye straw, S7.00Ss.o..; oas straw, 500 s9W.
fine merino. ldo@i7c; c,mrton, ,29i4c; fleece
washt medium clothing, =. igt,c; combing, .i>g
zsc: burr and cots, logic; sub-wsshed. ~ y27c.
CATTLEGood to choice butchers. s4s5 95 50;
fair, $3.25 400. common, 500 9;JO: stDcker5
and feeders. $500 - 70; ysarings and calves.
HOGS Selected butchers, s. 90 942,: fair to
good packing, Ss.Is "a 10; fair ta good liglt $asS
"a o. comm Jn $S Is sns IS: cully, 81 10 13.1i.
SHEEP-Common to fair. $3.50 % Is; g ,od to
choice, S.. - ~ o.: sDr ng ia;nbs s.. 20 .s5 Is
New York.
WHEAT No. wnits. sloi Sl.oi;s: No. red.
CoKN-Mixed western. 5sS57c; futures. s.
OATS-western, 80 04sc.
CATcLE-,o 3 J6. ID Oer I % lbs. 1.-Two weight.
HOGS-St30 81 ,O per lJ lbs.
SHEEP-52 81 o. ID per ~ los live wSiylt.
COTrON-Quiet: Myidlins uplan.ls 10 sc; do
Orleans IOlsc. Fueures. dull Juas. ID. $50;
July. lO.3sc; August, ID A3c; Septe .noer, lL2tc;
October. l0.U.c, November, 3.oJci Deosmoer.
99..
Chicago.
CATTLE-Choice TO sxI:a shipping, $3.50 9
8 q; co,nInOn 70 lair, 81 - ~ as; stockers and
feeders. s. % 81 Sd: rsxa.ls. - i5 "
HOiS-Fair to good. So 80 ~ mixei pack-
ing, S3 o $50 cuoics nesvy, s. }, 81 lJ.
SHEEP-CommOn, S22oI9s.25; god to choice,
4S5V.A&.5
Now Orleans.
SUGAR Refining, CO )n, II 1Tsc; inferior
SGic. cnoce White, &c; of white, 6zuc; choice
MOLASSES-Good fair. y asSc; prime. 2S assc:
IL Dalc.
COTTON-Middling uplands. l05sc.
liverpool
PO K-Fair dem.nI: Prime mess eastern
at 8; do western dull al Abs
LARD-Spot aud futures, poor demand: Spot
and May, June, July ami August, 3is
WHEAT-New No. winter at 7s; do spring
at bs lid
FLOUR--Supply good: IS 3D.
COSN-SpOt aud futures, poor demand: SPOT
dull al Is 6,sd; June dull at IS ID; July dull
at Is I'd.
CO1TON-Middlng at 10 7-1s; uplanis, sNd;
WiddLnx Orleans, 51zd.
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Call at Comfy & Higgins Hard.
ware and examine their hand
some buggies, which they are
selling SO cheap. Prices are very
low, and now is the time to pur-
chase.
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On Friday and Saturday. July
8 and 4, the Columbus Hooking
Valley & Toledo r. R, will sell
excursion tickets to all points on
their line at rate of One Fare for
the Round Trip. To accommodate
those wishing to spend Sunday with
their frisuds tickets will be made
good returning on July 9Th.
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Probate Notice.

Notice Is hereby given tharthe following
accounts and vouchers have been fled In
Probate Court of Hooking County, Ohio,for
settlement,
Charles h. wilkins, Administrator Of
the estate of John wilkins, deed.
And the came will come on for hearing
ON the 9Th day of July, at 10 O'Clock. .
m. or as soon thereafter as may be cOnveni-
ent, W. I. ACkEhs
June l-3w. Probate Judge.
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Miss Matthews IS closing out her
entire stock of Millinery at greatly
reduced prices. Ladies now is your
chance to get a bargain. Call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Store
opposite Opera House.
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Attention Farmers.

The Logan Manufacturing Com
pany is now prepared to put on
Slate Roofs at a very low price
Now is the time to get your Roofs
Cheap. and when you once get a
roof that they put on, you have
one that will last your life lime,
for they use nothing but the hest OF
Slate, and employ nothing but skill
ful mechanics, which insures you a
good job. They do their work
promptly and guarantee satisfac-
faction.
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HAMS I! I

have the finest hams TO be found
in Logan. Call for either q slice
or whole ham. ALI kinds of salt
and picked meats, fish, etc. at
B. q. McMANIGAL'S
McManigal keeps Jno. Groce' 8
Hams.the best in the market.
Sheep Shears and Wool Twine
cheaper than ever at Comfy s.
Higgins.
McManigal keeps the largest and
best stock of Tobacco and Cigars in
Logan.
Rev. j: A. Carnes will preach at
the 1nfirmary, June 21st, at 2:SO
O'Clock p. m. All are invited.
Champion Moving Machines,
best in the world, cheaper than
ever at Comfy & Higgins.
You can see the finest and lar
gest collection of Birds ever shown
in Logan ut Miller & Cases Drug
Store. lat.
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Chris Roller keeps as good a
stock of cigars, of his own man
ufacture as can be found in Lo-
gan also. the best brands of To
bacco. His Bar is supplied with
choice wines and liquors, and
Hoster's Beer.
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Railroad Reading.

Work on the Chesapeake & Nashville road
will begin July !. 1t will at first be run
from Gallatin, Tenn, to Scottsville, KY.
The Big Four railway company are now
experimenting at North Bend, Ind, with a
steam coal shovel at Coal City, and from
present prospects it bids fair to do all that is
expected. It will, if used, throw about fifty
men out of work
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Advertised Letters.

j w Ralner, z B Lewis, Israel
Kelly, VIM Glase, Albert Kelly,
Flora Graz gny, Maggie Griner. Ma
BILE Clair, VIM Strawn. A ID Wool
ey, Lon Miller, Emma Bartholl,
Jas. johnson, Chas. Thompson.
F. S. PURSELL, P. NJ.
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NOTICE OF
SALE OF BONDS,

OFr.cK OF TREAsURER OF VILLAGE OF
LOGAN, JUNE II, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that on TUES
DAY, JULY 2lst, 1855, at O'Clock, Z. NJ,
at the above men toned Office, the Treas
urer of said Village will sell the Bonds OF
said Village to the amount of Five Thou
sand Dollars, in denominations OF one
hundred dOllars each, bearing interest ut
per cefit. per amnum from their date, pay
a hlo fOllOw0.
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Probate Notice.

Notice n hereby given that the foll0wing
accounts and vouchers have been nled In
the Probate Court Of Hooking County, o..
for settlement,
william Anderson, Administrator OF the
estate of Charles Anderson, decd.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 18th day of July, 1885, at 10 o.
be convenient.
W. W.T.AOKER, ,PrsbateIu udss.
June 1S-3w
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CA4ualtioS.

The horses attached to the Abilene, Tex,
stage ran away near Rock Bluff, overturning
the vehicle and seriously injuring j. T.
Corkey, of st. Louis; J. F. Walters, of Sa-
vannah, No., and five others Corkey's in-
juries are pronounced fatal. The only lady
passenger had an arm and leg broken.
James Prish and Wm. A. Clark were killed
by an explosion in copper mine at Copper
Falls, Mich.
James Barton was drowned at Madison
Ind.
Joseph Reiss fell from fourth-story porch
in Cincinnati and was killed.
Thomas B. Teter was drowned in the
Muskingum river, near McConnelsville, O.
Harry Caldwell was drowned while hath
ing in Cesar creek, near Xenia.
Ed Daniels, who left his home in Coving
ton. KY, in strange manner, was killed
by train at Milan, Ind.
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Fire Record.

Jacob NJ Smith, of Atchison, Kas, con-
fessed to firing his own residence to obtain
insurance.
The NJ. E. church at Middletown, Conn,
the Oldest in New England, was destroyed by
fire
Three fires in New York caused property
loss of $15O,OOO
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Notice il hereby given that the under
signed, Sheriff of Hooking County, ohio,
by virtue of an Execution issued out OF
said COrrt O the above entitled cause, and
to him directed as Sheriff of said County,
will, at the door of the Court House in LO-
gan, on
Saturday, July 18th, A. d., 1885.
at O'Clock, p. m, of said day, offer for sale
tenements, situate in Hooking County.
Ohio, to-wit:
Lot number three (3). in South Bloom
ingville, Hooking county.
Appraised at S225 90.
Terms of sale cash in hand.
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio,
this 18th day OfJune, A. D. 1885.
TT. MCCARTHY, Sheriff.
w. E. HAMBLIN, Deputy.
l.. D. Vickers, ATTIC rney for Plaintiff.
June l8-5w
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Wall Paper. Window Shades,
Cornics Poles, Picture Frames
and holdings, at Reber T. Co.'S.
Drug Store.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Quotations -of tho Stock, Produce and Cat
tle Markets, juno "a.
NEW YORK Money at p.: cant. Exchange
quiet and steady. Governments firm.
Currency sixss, I'LL bid; fours, coupon. l23
bid: four and -a-halfs. ]l2H bid.
The stock exchange did not open until II
O'Clock this morning. First prices were generally
from 1Sl9H per cent higher for the active stock.
thau they closed on Saturday, the greatest
streag being in the Vand-rbilts ami ST. Paul,
but Lackawanna was lower. The opening trans
actions showed some feyerishness.
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice ia ereby given that the nrm Of
Wolf, Rutgers, Polling Co.. has been dis
will hereafter be conducted by
!RITTo ERS, POLLING, HAMILTON 4 CO.
Juue L. l3S5t3W
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Estate of Frederick Krinn, Decd.
The undersigned has been appointed
and qualified as Administrator de b0Das
non OF the estate of Frederick Krinn, lSte
JOHN KRINN.
Eune lS-Sw
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Cable Sparks.

Thomas Power O'Connor, ms mber Of par
lament for Galway, was married to Mrs.
Wright, an American literary lady resident
in London.
Hesse Count Won Alt-Leiningsn-W Wester-
burg, who recently died, was formerly re-
porter on the Freie Presse, Cincinnati
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-25

The Logan Croquet Club had
their annual Lawn Party at the
residence of Col. Rempel, fues-
day afternoon.
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Put the Rascals In.
A Reconstructed Rebel Becomes
q Republican Leader in
Benton Township.
He Delrauds the Government
and Swindles Mis-
NelEhbors.
He IS ON THE HIGHWAY TO THE
OHIO PENITENTIARY.

About i've years ago 1eIiOW
| named William Baile- Fleming
dropped down into Blooming
vill.. He was a slick one and
soon captured the confidence OF
the honest men of the township,
and although professed Repub-
lican. was elect ed aJustice OF the
Peace in the strongest Democrat
ic stronghold of our county.
Whilst still holding his Office
as Justice Of the Peace, stwo
stern men" came up from Ten
nessee, armed with United States
authority, and arrested him on
the charge that he had been a
rebel soldier. and that he had
fraudulently obtained and was
drawing pension as Union
soldier.
The Government officers took
Fleming to Knoxville, where he
was jailed for about eleven
months, in punishment for his
fraud upon the Government
His imprisonment was perhaps
shortened on account of his loud
protestations of loyalty, and his
pure Republicanism. At any
rate he got out of the Knoxville
Jail. came back to Benton town
ship, aud again piled his tongue
in the line of fraud and deceit.
He succeeded in imposing upon
a number of honest people of
that neighborhood, and got their
money on various representa-
lions.
At the late term of Court, the |
good people defrauded, came be-
fore the Grand Jury, and a bill
of indictment was found against
him. He, in the meantime, had
left the country with over thou
sand dollars of money he had in
duced the silly people of his
neighborhood to entrust him
with.
Our vigilant Sheriff, Mccarthy,
who keeps his eve open on re-
Rebels and rascals
generally. watched this fellow
and trailed him in his skip from
,ur county. On last Monday
morning he got his location thro'
1 liberal use of the telegraphic]
He ordered his arrest.
which was done on the moment,
and of which fact he was advised
within half an hour.
On the afternoon train Sheriff
Mccarthy left for Tennessee, GO
ng by way Of Columbus in order
o get the necessary requisitlon
rom our Governor, thence to
Nashville to secure the proper
papers from the Governor Of
tennessee.
About to-day Mccarthy will ,
,ring to Logan this reconstructed
Rebel, this fraud who has played
lis rascalities upon the smart
nen of the government and the
people of Hooking CO.,
md hold him here until he lands {
n the Ohio Peni Tertiary.
The way of the transgressor is
lot a smooth road. 1t outranks
he route to Ash Cave, and the
pset or break down is sure to ,
appen on the journey.
Will our young men, and old ,
nen as we'll, from the misfor- !
unes, the punishment and dis
race of this smart man, but pre-
essional fraud, learn the lesson
hat it is best and safest to be
quare and honest, and that vii
iany will surely be punishedg
Put the rascals out of office, '
Ut put the rascals in the peni S
antiar 6
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The Death Roll.

Samuel Mclaughlin, prominent citizen
of Greensburg, Ind, aged IS years, died
suddenly.
The Indian chief Petoskey, of Michigan. il
dead, aged jos years.
The remains of Orson T. Murray, who
lied near Foster s, on the Little Miami rail
road, are to be cremated at Lancaster Pa.
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Reber & Co. have a large as
sortment of Mouldings, and neat
ly frame all kinds of Pictures.
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STARTLING DISCOVERY.
A Child, Blizzard Blown. Found in . Co,
Eield-A yTyaterv

A Child, Blizzard Blown, Found in . Corn
Field-A Mystery.
MASON CITY, Ia, June 23.-In a field OF
corn on what is calle1 the Phelps farm, N
this (Cerro Gardo) county, on the morning
after this passage of tbs cyclone which re-
Gently devastated course through here, a
boy baby was found
The infant had on only night dress an1
lived but an hour or SO after being discov-
cred. No one knows whose child it was, nor
how far he came. The tornado undoubtedly
dropped him in the field. The hot weather
prevented keeping the remains and they
were buried, and up to the present time the
mystery of the WATTS parentage and home is
wholly unsOlved
WIN. wrgnL was arrested at Terra aause.
ind, and is held for Identification as che Of
hose implicated in the express robbery mar
Uiooull1Qnz
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House for Rent.

A one story frame house, contain
iag three rooms, on west Hunter St
for rent Cheap. Apply to
EPHRIAM Parker.
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Croquet Sets, Chromos and Oil
Paintings at Reber & Co.'S Drug
Store.
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Cash paid for Gingsang, at Mil
Ter 4 Cases Drug Store.
June 25-2w.
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TergOnaI.


There are twenty -one thousand widows Of
old soldiers of the war of 1879 drawing PEN
sions from the United States government
Frank Marks and Henry Washburne,
young MARI ed men, are missing from Shell
byville, Ind, whence they went ON q fishing
excursion.
Jas. Hubbard, aged 100; his daughter, Mrs
Eliza Richards, Il; his granddaughter, Mrs.
Eliza ]. McElwee, 4S; her son, Thos. McEl-
wee, %, and his daughter, Ollie, 8-a five
generation group-were photographed at
Indianapolis, Ind.
A party of Mexican journalists have
started on a tour through the United States.
Norman j. Colman, United States COM
missioner of agriculture, was elected presi-
dent of the American Association Of nur-
serymen. :,
W. R. Smith, superintendent of the Botan-
ical garden at Washington, is dying.
Mayor McComb, OF Lima, o.. was as
saulted by roughs whom he had instructed
the police to suppress. They are in custody.
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enforce the ordinances. The Nay
or should get it into his head tina
behind and supporting the minis
sers, are the morally disposed peo
pie of this town
| OF course it Is cheap curb sten
clap trap to revils the Church, it
ministers and professed religionists
They are, along suffering class, be
cause class of peace and order
But the "mild eyed" is the danger
GUS man when aroused. He hat
chopped off the head Of kings ant
has revolutionized governmsnts.-
1t is dangerous to force the peace
full man to a fight. The dead lint
is nearly reached. 1t is nearly thu
hour when crime should seek cover
The Mayor we hope is walked VI
and IN dutiful mood.
Yesterday morning when Reu
ben Culver opened The bank he
heard a peculiar noise in the
stove, and on opening the door
discovered a bird in il which had
come down the chimney and
through the long pipe The night
before.@[DA DAVENPORT in the Re
publican Gazette.
Really, we can see nothing re-
markable in this, and when the
bank is closed, can think of no
other way by which the bird
coul d enter than sdown the cLim-
ney and through the long pipe. +"
The Rebel General Morgan star
tied the country by his escape
from the Ohio Penitentiary by
crawling through a long range of
sewer pipe. Now if Davenport
had "come down the chimney
and through the long pipe, into
the stove and made a peculiar
noise," no doubt Mr.. Reuben
Culver as well as our whole COM
munity would have recognized
something remarkable in it. Or
if the chimney and Davenport
and the bird had went through
the long pipe into the stove, that
would be remarkable, and would
have astenished Mr.. Reuben Cul-
yer. Or if Davenpo,t's button
hole boqnet and umbrella had
come through the long pipe into
the stove, it would have been
worthy a paragraph. Or if the
bird had gone through the POM
pons Davenport, and lived to
go down the chin ley, through
the long pipe, into the stove, and
make peculiar noise.n We say
again, it would be worthy of no
tice. Or if the stove had come
down the chimney and through
the long pipe, and Davenport and
the bird had made peculiar
noise, that would have justly
elected comment. Or if Daven-
port had went through the Ga
zette, and the bird down The
chimney. through the long pipe.
and met Davenport in the stove.
we can account for the bird max
ing peculiar noise" But we
submit. there is nothing remark
able in the. fact that bird had |
''come down the chimney and |
through the long pipe and made
a peculiar noise in the stove' at |
he Peoples Bank.
We turn the matter over 10 our
for Coroner, George G..
Gage, for further comment.
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