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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-04-22
For Attorney General.

We are authorized to announce W. p
CLARK, of Centreville, Hickman County, a
candidate for Attorney-Generai fof the 9th
Judicial district.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-04-22

We are authorized to announce Hon. L. P.
PADGETT a candidate for Circuit Judge
Of the 9th Judicial Circuit Of Tennessee, COM
posed Of the counties of Maury, Giles, Law
renee, Lewis, Hickman, Wayne and Hardin.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-04-22

We are authorized to announce Z. ID.
PATTERSON candidate for Circuit
Judge Of the 9th Judicial Circuit, composed
Of the counties Of Maury, Giles, Hickman,
Lewis, Lawrence, Wayne. and Hardin.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-04-22

Joseph Pulitzer, editor and pro
prietor Of the New York World, and
member of Congress for New York
city has resigned.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-04-22

The total coinage Of silver dollars
I'D TO the 10th Instant was 1926,
9l6.l9l, and the total amount in
circulation was $50, 264.996.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-04-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Fer Congress-.

We are authorized to announce HON.
1NO. NJ. TAYLOR, candidate for re-elec,
ion to represent the Eighth Congressional
District, in the fftieth Congress OF the Uni
ted States, subject TO the will Of the Demo-
cratic party of the district. Election first
Thursday in November, 1885.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-04-22

Wheat crop reports show better
crop pros. ,ect, but falling off in
acreage as compared with 1885.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-04-22

The Louisiana Lottery offered sev-
eral hundred dollars to the city OF
Chattanooga for the food sufferers,
hut it was refused.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-04-22
For County Court Clerk.

We are authorized to announce ALFRED
PITTS candidate for County Court Clerk,
subject to action Of Republican convention
If one is held.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-04-22

We are authorized to annoance WILL J.
WATSON candidate for County Court
Clerk, subject to action Of Republican con-
vention, if one is held
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-04-22
For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce GEO. w.
HARBERT candidate for Sheriff. subject
to action Of Republican convention Il one
10 held.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-04-22
For Register.

We are authorized to announce b. G.
BRAZEI.TON, candidate for Register,
subject to action Of Republican convention,
il one is held.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-04-22

We are authorized to announce JOHN A.
COUNCE a candidate for Sheriff, subject to
action Of Republican convention, il one is
held.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-04-22

We are authorized 10 announce JOE II.
RUSSELL, of Columbia, candidate Tor
Circuit Judge Of TIE 9th Judicial Circuit.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-04-22

Mrs. Virginia Thompson, daugh
ter of the late Alexander Campbell
has been re-appointed postmaster
at Louisville, Ky.
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To msks the circulation Of Bakers Is.trss~S ns.Ai,
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Students Of the Normal have the advan-
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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22
Clevela,,tl's Skill an q Gunner

Whilo Mr., Cleveland may not be
what is termed a "crack shot," still
ho can handle a breech loader very
neatly. HIS best shot latcly
was seven red.heads at one crack
Tho ducks rose from u cove in front
Of our skiF, and rs ,hoy were grace
fully passing us on the right tho
President let them have both bar
rels, bang! bang AID smiled broad.
~ rs he sNw tho water IN front oi
him covered with tho Auttor iug
birds. These ducks arc gathered
up by attendants In another skifl
will be served Oh the White House
dining table tomorrow, Mr.. Clevc,
land made another pretty shot dur
ing tho afternoon by killing "dlp,
per duck" while II was diviag about
seventy-Ave teet distant from tho
skill, IL isa we'll known fact that
"dippers," or wator witches as they
are sometimes called, are tho hard
est wild duck 10 kin. 'rhoy arc
said by duck hunters. to dive at tho
flash Of tho gun, 80 quickly can
they dlsaprear beneath the surface
Ia tho timo ot peril.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22
ARITHMETIC.
], ". FILING, Examiner.

III IIME-T
Give principle for each Of tho Fundamental operations Of
arithmetic Extract tho square root OF b70 aud explain you
would to q class OF beginners
aud do work days; and in 1olays B and
h u now long will take cue" o"e' !" w'"' ""s GU"
note of sao0 dated March 3D. 1884, aud payahe with Int
0 90 days discounted At tho PeopeS Bank May 9th, 1885,
20 So, What were the proceedss (Gmce) 1000
Three trade in company, A furnishes $4,000 and B
$4,000 Their Gain $780, Of which Us share tsi0 find On
soct and IA and lts gain.
s 10 aces square field; 10 acres IN circular farm
fencing coat 30 cents rod which pays moro for encng and
how much more
whea, bin Il IA feet long ID feet wide, and contains lso
hWshels Of wheat, how deep " Il 7
There numhes tho QnoeNt Of ono divided hy tho
other aud tho product OF the two numbers 90S what
The Numhertt
II $50 men, In days. o 10 hours each div trench 200 yards
long yara wide yUrs deep IN how many ays 100
working hours day. dix trench $50 yards long yards wide,
aud yards leepi
The hypo,enuse sos the Of the base and perpendicular
Ii 70i wha, Il tho base and Perpendicular
TO- A money Ia la% OF l aud l0% Of Os has 800
than ., how much hNs
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22
GRAMMAR.
J. W. FILING. Examiner.

TnE-l H. 15 m
What do you understand by properties Of parts Of speech
What s the rule for the arrangement of descriptive and def
nit,ve adjecves Cardinal aud odina Give examples.
Give examples Of "as" used five different parts Of speech,
and parse IN eaeh 49, . 49,
How Is tho passive voice (ormeds When ued' What
modal Ndveibsg
ow many and what tho classes Of eements Is the
ula an elements
State clearly tho difference between abridgmen and eps
Correct :( We have there twice and nothing
(a) They done oeraby good for small children, @ We will
ceive money ~ The younger Of tho three sisters
Is The preer (5l I,he, md You did tho mischief
Aud passing rich, with forty pounds year.
md TO- Anayxe and parse italicized Words G game
,aieh sssrs their subjects wse Kings wvai not play at
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22
A Poor Country

A travelling man riding along
through 4 rough section Of Georgia
eame aeross u Nstlvo,
'Thls Is n davilish poor country
eln't ity no enquired.
'Pow'ial POI replied tho native
What have you got those field,
kneed In tori
TO leep the stock out, In course,
what do you want TO do thu,
tori There's nothing for tho stock
to lnl0re.'
Thot's Just hlt, mls'er.
'llow do you moan I
Why, you SOC mls,er, five dlda''
have them ienees, tho dNrn stock
would glt INTO tho fields AID starve
in no ,lme,'
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22

Colonel Sumpter Mcbride, o
Austin, Texas, while IN New
York Oh a visit, read the aaver-
tisemcnt Of q elairvoyant In
morning paper
Ao went 10 the female fotlun,
teller 10 have lie horoscope cast
She cast horoscopes with Z dirty
pack Of cards, which she spread
out on the table.
"You will marry an unusually
wealthy lady and be very happy
Everything IN your past, presen
and future is an open book ts
NO."
~ suppose you know every
thing about my future y said tht
Colonel.
Mot only about your future
but the past and present"
"Il's wonderful, Incompetent
sible, Good morning, madame
"llold on there: A dollar, i
YOU please" said the female wiz
ard. holding out her hand,
"Well, that is strange. Yot
know everything about my past
present and future, aud you die
not know l left my money with
Tho clerk of the hotel before
started out 10 have my fortune
told. It's wonderful, Mcompre-
hensiblc," remarked the Colonel
us he passed OUT Texas Slit
ings.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22

A lifetime ef anguish may M eoMpremet
Into twenty hours 9hW the yeNnG
wife eceasioaei more anxiety 10 these about
hw than her dead In the DAYS following thai
awful Easter MeFNinN eha demanded o
the Kind doctolt With AagNAyN syes, II IA,
young man Aheve slatvw had heeN her owl
husbaAd, and he eAAeavered IA seethe with
cut understanding her ehe beseAgAt the In
animate clay 10 forgive her for sleeping
NJ did not knew w sheuld have eRly 4 fsW
MeMeats mere tegetAsr before our lite weNld
eNd," sAs MeAns,l Then che demanded
quickly 1 her companions, the earth, IN,
skyi 1WheFe has As 9eNsl New shall eve,
nad him a9AtRia
Weris ot consolation and PestgaatieN fsl
on deaf eAN. The Mudlady and the weD,ea
wept IN helpless WMpAtAy. but Nay shed NJ
teAix Che sAs hsstde her dead with elAspe
hands, sPaeehless, her face Of the same blue
pallM q the marble face On the pillew
The iAAdlAdy detained tAs deeter ,eutslds
The deer
ashe has AeA slept or tasted feed fel
tweAty.ieur heuN,a aha wAiapeFel. ~ilel
hFxiA will turn The Sheek was too great
for her, and shs Aas the hook Of mad
wemAM already.s
The deetor held 4 letter An idea came Il
him. Tho letter had just arrived by The post
and could not eeaesln the recent berexve
H,enk lie entered The chamber Of death, ap
preached May end presented the letter, say
Ing, Ia natural tenesl
s1his letter has Just come You will bs
Kind enough II open H."
buiprtsei, she raised her head, receives,
and mechanically tore open The envelope
An Easter card WAS disclosed, An Wproote,I
plant drooped on q stone pArAt,et, with ray.
Of sunshine elantlhg down IN golden tide
and IN the rays these words wcru traes1
II AM the Resurrection =
And Tho ttfe"
May read the card and turned u over IN
her hand. The doctor paused behind her
the landlAdy stood In The doorway. Then q
sound became audible Ia tho room, q tumul
tuous scbbing, and the widow fell on he,
knees, clAsptMg one Of the dead hands and
covering Il with tears and kisscs.
~ aim the Resurrection and the lafe, !" she re.
peated toMulousiy. "oh, beloved, shall
hnd you Againw
The Easter card had fallen on the nocr
The doctor raised Il and placed u on The
foot Il the bod
When tho winter Of another year brought
tts unowr and clear, star.ltt nights, Agnes
Clement still wrought In her studio, the glass
covered pisssa. Tho place was changed.
Flowers now blocmcd everywhere, with the
difference between the piazza and tho conser.
vatory that tho artist had painted them.
Roscs swayed lightly on their stalks In ths
sketchss On tho wall; violcts and daisies
wsre scattered In profusion over boxes and
fans: fairics peeDed from bloSSoma on o,nA.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22

A good deal has been said thro'
the papers about the healthful
ness of lemons. The latest advice
is how TO use them so that they
will do the most good. Most
people know the benefit Of lem
onade before breakfast, but few
know that il is more than doubl
cd by taking another al night,
also. The way to got the better
Of the bilious system without
blue pills or quinine, Is to take
the juice Of one, two or three
lemons, rs appetite Graves. in as
much ice.water a. makes 1t plea.
SAINT to drink without sugar, he
tore going TO bed. In the morn,
ing, on rising, at least u half hour
before breakfast, take the juice
of one lemon in a goblet Of wa,
ter. This will cure the system Of
humer and bile with efficiency.
without any Of tho weakening
effects Of ealomel or congress
wate-. People she uld not irritate
the stomach by eating lemons
clear.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22
Fashion Notes.


Bead waist coats aro tho rago In
Paris.
The newest neckbands arc sc
high that they threaten to cut of q
ladys cars.
Huge pincushions that stand on
three bambo lcgs like y work bask-
ct arc new.
A novel clasp represents oal,
leaves in rich green enamel. Ths
acorns are deer's tooth, tho cups be
Ing Of rough oxidlzcd gold.
At Miss Gladstone's wedding the
bonnet Of the Princess Of Wales
was trimmed with asses ears ot
gray plush lined with gray satin.
But crystal are tho latest orna
mcnt for stylish umbrella handles
Blue and red SILK aro considered
chic for ladies um mbrellas this seas,
on.
Jim jam hose are the latest style
They are embroidered with bugs
heatles, horse shoes, horses heads
flowers. snakes just craving around
tho ircnt and lizards and frogs just
pecpiNg over tho the tops Of the
boots.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22
Notes from Washington
Township.

Ed. Sentinel-Thinking that a
few notes from our township
respecting the schools might he
OF interest to many readers Of
your paper, the writer begs.leaye
TO report through your columns
concerning our educational in
terest.
The school in sub.'listrict No l,
has been under the sup 'rvision
Of Mr. j W Filing, one oil the most
successful OF Hooking county
teachers-a young man OF most
energetic quality, and under his
care No l has made advance
ment worthy Of example by all
neighborins schools.
No 2 was placed IN charge Of
Mr. James II Price, q teacher who
succeeds well aud commands
good wages, and who stands fore.
most In tho grade of license
among our neishborins teachers.
While IN No 3 We need not tar.
ry 10 comment, as j w Sehaal
has just closed his fourth termin
that district, Of ak months each,
making ~ months IN ono school;
that says enough for J. W.
In No 4, Mr. + NJ Gordon hollis
sway, and that, too, IN such n way
that speaks we'll for one who Is
teaching the young idea how to
shoot.
Tho rrrAominating force IN No
3 was placed In tho caro- aud
trust OF j A, Ferguson, who has
taught IN this school quito \ nun
ber Of terma llo has been u
worthy worker.
t.et us knock Nt No q, and here
We find Mr. VIM Stone, OF South
bloomingville, just "a animated
as Ger u philanlhropist may b.,
and a good wsrk las boen ae-
complshcd,
Olive Branch, No Z, has been
IN charge Of W A Ferguson, who
knows how TO manage the young
sprout, mud does exeellently, nj
ways having a sway of love rath'
or than fear.
pnrsMing our way "a No s, We
find Jud Allison, 0f South bloom.
ingville. leading his flock TO vic,
try and ;Ame, for "as tho leader
IL, 10 will his followers be-" says
Walter Scott, aud tins may be
sa,d of friend Allison,
To close N on tho eiNle at No
0, A. Il, Price waa tho master
workman, and whenever he look
Cd, they sawed and hammered
as for dear life; yet they found
that tho "Toll' ut his request was
not 40 severe after all, and he
eame out AZ 4 hero aud wears an.
other laurel IN his crown.
EXCELSl0R.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22
GEOGRAPHT
+. NJ. GORDON, Examiner.

: l. What arc mahe Matieal xoness Climatic xonesi
Name he abary States What the origin Of tho name,
Barbury Sa,esa
Dound the State which produces most coal and ron
,s capital.
4. What peculiarites hecng to the Nile Rivert
g. ship finds It's latitude 10 be - degrees and s longitude
% degrees where IL ill
Name aud give height Of tho eliminating point Of each grand
division
wouu be tho width oil the the tropics 81 degrees from
the eqnaorl
What rights granted territory Of the u s. being nd
mied into tho Unione
0. Where is Put IN Bay and Cor what IL Il noledY
To- How long docs the shine without setting Nova Zemla
latitude 75 degrees north and how long IL Il invsble
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22

slanted shower of golden WsNhaAMn, and on
.hia luminous pathway were inscribed thu
wofdp,
Tam ths Nesuwcet,on
Aud ,he Life,"
's'urely you have never done any work
like this, dear" sNid sister Anne, kissiug the
artist niyectionately, ~ know you consider
me no judge Of art, hut II retninds ma Of ths
studies you used 10 make when At homo, De
You remember gathering tho leavea and Wild
ilowew IN the hedges, and painting thom just
as you held them In your left handf
n burned all that rubbish when began
life seriously," replied Agnes, with curling
iip, "Flewer painting IL all very well for
school girls,"
Humphrey continued TO study the design
atten,iveiy, II Mppose the uprooted plan,
signiiles the human holy .ster death, and the
sunshine, Christ In resur,vetioa, The aower
will bleom again." he said slowly,
"Yes," replied Agnes, Then she added IN
a musing iene, unmlsdful that her eoMpan.
lens would not understand her werds, ut Il
the pele eemmemeratiea ef the peer plant
east cut In the eeld, Nobody else missed tU
The conservatory IL 50 full"
"yeu'll win the prise," affirmed slssss
Anne, the practical,
"if do. l shall hay baby new cap aud
mutt," said Agnes merrily,
A menth later the lit,le clerk brought home
letter, n Was tempted to open u, because
Il hears the stamp ef lang 4 CO." "he said,
Agnes toek the Missive, her fingers e~m.
bled, and the eeler rushed 10 her cheeks
"Aeeeptea," she sald,' after a pause
I'VE were sure ef H." responded sister
Anne end Humphrey n unison,
On Easter eve the snow ~ n late and severe
wiater stiil fingered About u little town of the
far west, noted for the purity of dry AZ
Mespbere
The young wife, May Hartwrl,, put aside
the beok she had heen reading aloud, for her
listener had fallen asleep, Her fair face WIS
aneloaded by anxiety or trouble. She smiled
as she locked at her husband, She had de.
Nelopel the qualities of good wife and nurse
thua tested by experience, although her
patient gave her little trouble, except %
smuse him. Suffering had not marred him.
no painful cough raeked his frame lie was
iatipurd. lst,ess, and preferred the sofa where
he rested while making plans for the future
Now he slept, with tho light touching hi,
graceful head, the rich colors of h.s dressing
gown, aud tho gray fur of the rug spread
over him. Certainly he was trile delicate,
aud Il was wise 10 euro symptoms Of illness
IN time. Had she not added her solicitations
10 those of his family by Fastening her mar
riagc Ia order to take care " HINT
She left her scat and went cut noisclssly. II
wns tho hour when letters were distributed
Ia the hotel; at the stairway she paused and
looked down into the lower hall, Half au
hour earlier the doctor-a cheerful prcschc.
IN tho lives Of tho two young strangcrs--had
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-22

staircase III eOnpsluvnvv, ss WA Jssss--a q.
the other physician, The illness Of tho land.
lords baby explained thsis detention In the
house,
"Wll, what do you think ot the young
Man above stairsI" Inquired tho Tssldsat doe.
tor, In low tone
"Quieh consumption, ~ you say. lie may
last fortnight, and hs may hs gone t.
MaFFow," was the gave response,
May drew back, shocked and grieved, and
returned 10 her rooms, Who was the young
man above stairsl She did not know To
merrow she would ask the kind doctor about
him, fehaps he WAS poor and alone, Harry
Atiil slept, and she resumed her seat, Then,
with her chin resting In her hand, she suffered
thought " hear her hack 10 her distant home
The clock struck eleven. Decidedly her In,
valid should be In bed, but she was reluctant
70 disturh his refreshing sluMbsr, Again sha
rested her dimpled chin Ia her palmi bsr own
eysiids closed
4 sensation Of cold Spd fear awakened her,
Harry where are YOU, deAvr shs said, be'
Wildertd by sisep and fright
The sa,r was burning low, the clock struck
ene, and tAe luminous whiteAess Of the Out
aide w0ld, where al nature wss veiled IN
snow, invaded the eilsnt NoM May AZ.
preached the sefs, Harry still slept llis
face was psls and bis features appeared
sharper, pinehed, ~ II the Geld of the night
had chilled them, Midnight had sounded,
and II Was already Master day. May kael,
besids TIA couch end softly chated TIE ccld
hand 40 q gentle means Of awakening him.
Then no opened his eyes snd locked II her,
There was something 10 profound, steadfNst
and StfAnaN In this eaue that her heart eNAsed
" heat, WeNls of sndsavMeat y.aained frozen
oa her lips suddenly an awful change swept
ever the yeung mans saeel terror dila,ed his
beautiful dark eyes, a qNiverins light ilradi'
ated hts ptaehed features
May" ha sAsped, threw his arms about
her neck, and leaned his head On Aar sAoul.
der
silence succeeded, The lamp wsned, the
white arctic light invaded more boldly the
chamber What had happenedi What
dreaded presence aud power was heWi The
head on Nays shoNlder became heavy, inert,
her lover, bridegroom, h,lsbAnd@was dead