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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-03-11
All the French papers have been filed

All the French papers have been filed
with stories more or less apocryphal
about the late MIR. Vanderbilt and his
purchases in Paris. One tale is to the
effect that on one occasion, looking at 4
superb exhibit OF ornamental iron work
shown at the Palace of Industry at an
annual fair, he inquired the price of the
lot. 1.-The whole is worth $4,000 francs,
if it is worth a penny" proudly said the
owner. "l'll take it," said Vanderbilt;
.'deliyer it to me after the exhibition is
over" And he went away. The dealer
plucked at the sleeve of the gentleman
accompanying Vanderbilt and inquired
in u whisper: '.Is your friend all right in
the head?n
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About Sleeping Rooms.

Housekeepers will appreciate these
remarks on the care OF sleeping rooms,
culled from Good Housekeeping:
1t is to be regretted that paperings or
carpetings should ever be used in the
slceping-room. Alas! what evil is lurk-
ing in the area of the four square walls
which encompass us! What enemy is
that, although trodden upon, vet is not
subdued? Let the walls Of our sleeping
rooms be caisomined and tho carpets
removed from the floors. Let the
crcvices be carefully filed with putty
(any one can do this), and the floor
neatly painted or stained. A rug at
the bedside, with small ones at the
bureau and commode KensingtQp
rugs, will relieve the nakedness of the
floor. These should be carried out
weekly, thoroughly shaken and exposed
for an hour to sun and wind. Towels
and wash cloths used during the day
should never remain in the room during
the night. l have seen wash cloths,
used day after day in a sleeping-room,
become sour and musty, emitting q
strong odcr both disagreeable and un-
healthy. The water can and the entire
toilet set must be kept perfectly sweet
and pure. do not mean merely clean
to the eye, but clean enough for q
chemists use. Attention must also. be
called to the toothbrush, which should
always be thoroughly cieansed after
using. and placed, handle down, in an
upright holder. l have found odor
enough about one toothbrush to infect
the atmosphere of Il common sleeping
room. In regard to ventilation. open
Is many doors and windows as per-
miss;blc, avoiding Il draft; but moving
air is absolutely indispensable to tho
health of the sleeper. Let the bed stand
as near the center OF the room as pos
sible, but On no account close to the
wall. No one houSekecper may be able
to carry out all of these suggestions, but
it is the ideal of housekeeping, as it
ought to be. which should be held up to
the eye OF the reader. that each one
may choose what she can best carry out
in her daily practice.
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STAR.

On last Tuesday, % inst, occur
red one of the most interesting So
cial events that has happened in
tins vicinity for some time. The
event referred to. being the 6Sth
anniversary of Richard Villa ms. a
lime honored friend and respected
fel low citizen. For some time past
his friends and relatives have been
lnoking forward to the limo with a
longing desire foi the time to come.
At last the evcntful day arrived. -
Providence had ordained that the
day should he nice one. suited for
the occasion. The subject of the
affair h,d been persuaded in the
morning, by his goo:l wife. to 80 TO
the store for some articles Of house
hold use; one of his friends accom-
panying him to bring him around
in the roper time. AT about c:ev
en- O'Clock there might have been
seen people with we'll filed baskets
coming in from all directions. Busy
hands snon conveyed the contents
of the baskets to the table. Al
about this time who should be seer
bu: the subject of this dire conspir-
acy. He had not suspected any,
thing until the door opened he i'm
mediate'y took in the situatioH and
gave IL hearty welcome TO all. DIN
ner now being the order, the table
was soon filled and not until it had
been filled four times and 20 per.
sons had satisfied the inner man,
did the good ladies attempt to clear
away the remains.
The dinner now being over some
time was spent in convers ,lion, and
amuscments Of different kinds. The
Rev. Thurston being present was
called on 10 make speech. he com
piled with their wishes by making
u few very appropriate and fitting
remarks. Tho company NOW wish
cd the couple a long and happy
life, and the recipient of many lone
to be remembered birthdays. and
quietly returned TO their homes.
The meeting at Morris Chapel is
still IN progress. 20 persons have
joined the church.
j. Il. Conner will move next
week in the Rhodehaver property
The schools Of this section are
drawing to close.
The meeting at Laure! Ran is
prosperlnS wonderfully % persons
have already united with the
church.
The spelling school at Cadiz was
largely attended.
Hiram Brown has just returned
from business trip to West Vir-
ginia.
Miss Amanda Gordon, who has
been teaching in the western part
of the county, is home at present.
Miss Hale Aplin, of New Piym-
outh, has been visiting friends near
the Summit.
All the single men working at the
Coonvil.e mines have been discharg.
ed. SCRIBE.
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DR.. Shaw, writing to the Medical
Times from Water Gap, where poison
GUS snakes abound, says that during the
past sly years, in whieh he has followed
out method of cure for snake bite. he
has not lost a case. He gives sixty
m!nims of aromatic spirits of ammonia
hypodermicaliy, and an ounce of whisky
every two hours. A large poultice of
bruised raw onions is applied to the
wound and renewed every hour. The
whisky ard onions are continued until
cure is effected, which is usually on the
third day.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby giveI that the follow.
ing accounts and vouchers have been filed
in the Probate Court OF Hooking county,
Ohio, for settlement:
solomon Harsh, Executor of the VIII
OF John Harsh deceased.
And the sIme will come on for hearing
on the Goth day of March. 1886, ut 10 o.
clock. \. NJ, or as soon thereafter as may
be convenient.
w. T. ACKER, Pro. Judge.
Feb 2i-Sw
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Having severed his connection
with the Michigan Mutual Life
Insurance Co., has taken the
Special Agency Of the NORTH
WESTERN LIFE INSURANCE Co., of
Milwaukee, for ten counties, and
is now prepared to give employ
ment to a number Of good solici-
tors. lie is also prepared to loan
money on first mortgage, in
from $500 to $4,000.
January I. 1SS6-tf.
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On purchasing some real estate in
Washington lately. Justice Horace Gray,
of the Supreme Court. sent note to the
lawyer who was preparing the transfer
papers, saying: II shall refuse to accept
any deed which describes me as being
.ot Washington, D. c. l am of Bos-
ton. Mass" And the deed was thus
made out.
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F. Harrington can always be relied
upon. not cEly 10 carry in stock the
best of every thing. bur to secure the
Agency for such articles as have well
known merit, and are popular with the
people, thereby sustaining the repu,a-
rion OF being always enterprisins, and
ever reliable. Having secured tie
Agency fer the celebrate Dr.. King 5
New discovery for Consumption, viii
sell it on a positive guarantee. 1t
will surely cure any and every affect
ion OF Throat. Lungs. Chest, and TO
show our confidence, We invite you 10
call and get q trail bottle Free.
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A factory chimney, eight feet square
at the base and 100 feet high, weighing
40 tons. was recently standing at a
certain point in Bridgeport, Conn. 1t is
now standing forty-tive feet away from
that spot, having been moved bodily
and placed on new foundation.
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SHERlFFrS SALE.
Samantha Ki,inOcker
Robert kidnOcker, ct az

IN the Court Os Common Pleas OF Hooking
County, UEio-
Notice is hereby given th:,t the under
signed, Sheriff of Hooking County, u. by
vir,u.. OF IN orier of site i'll partition iSs-
ued oui q! S.,i., Cour. in the above EMIT ed
Gauss, and 10 him d.recte,! rs Sheriff of
Hooking County, will. at TIE door OF the
Court House IN Logan, on
Saturday. March ~. \. ID. 1856.
at o clock. p. ns., OF said day, Offer for sale
at pubic auction. the i0iiow;t < ;:iDt!s and
teBements situate in Hooking county, o..
to Wilt:
The Sorth half OF ihe sou heas; quarter
OF seSt: on number tWenty-n he I2sil town
Ship number eleven l.i!- range number
eighteen tis).
Terms oi sale c-iSl in hand
Appraised It S1s'u.e..
Giyeii under Ely h1na in logan. oiio.
tii:; 18th day oi February, y. II. lsS6.
John GALLAGHER. Sheriff.
ID " Wright, Denuty.
L.. J. Dn:s'->s, At;y.
February ISJw
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House and Lot for Sale.
In Tills Addition to the Village
of Logan. Also. 6 Lots in Till'S
Addition to the Village OF Logan.
Also.
Cheap Lands for Sale.
q acres in Weiland's Addition
to Logan.
| acre in Welland's Addition.
I acre in Weiland's Addition.
Call on or address
n. j. WEILAND,
Feb 1S-k Logan. O.
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Col NJ b Reber, of the State Tri
bune, Charleston. W. Va. spe: t
two hours taking testimony N,
the West trial, MonJ ay last,
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PROBATE NOTICE.

! Notice is hereby given, that the follow
Ing accounts ana vouchers have been flied
i'll the Probate Court OF Hooking county
Ohio, for settlement,
Warren He. isrS, adm; niStrator OF the
estate of JacOD Pickle.
and the same vii. come on for hearing OH
the 18th day u. NJ arch, 1886. at III O'Clock
a. M. or rs soon thereafter may be con-
iVenient.
W.T.. ACKER
| Fab lS-.,y
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hs<eby given that the follow
ing accounts and vouchers have been fled
i'll the Probate Court of HO:siny county,
Ohio, Tor first partial settlement:
James COnuway, executor of the estate OF
Alexander Mctlurg.
An5: the same will come On for hearin.
Oh the 18th day of March, 1886, at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ. or as soon thereafter as may
be convenient.
w. I. ACKER, Pro- Judge
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FOR SALE.

TOIC y a LG.
l have a number of Houses &
Lots for sale orr easv terms that
are favorably located in different
parts of this city. Persons desir-
ing 10 purchase are requested to
call on the undersigned.
LLOYD MYERS.
Oct 0Q-ff
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Valuable suburban Resi-.
dence for vale.
DR.. Williams desires to sell his
property near the Fair Ground.
The property consists of three
acres of fertile ground. a good house
OF FIVE rooms. cisiern, we'll and a
new stable. and all necessary out
buildings. The property will be
sold cheap. Possession given Oct
1st. 1855
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So ReW07u.
For REM.

The IL acres OF ground near
foot of Hunter street. now occu-
pied by Sidnam as IA garden. AL
so one or two dwelling houses at
low rates. III. l.. WRIGHT.
February 1S-2W
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SlIERIFF'S SALE.
Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Co.
VS.
Eli ]. Dennis, ct al
In the Court OF Common Pleas of Hock1ng
County, Ohio.

Notice Is hereby given that the under.
signed, Sheriff of Hooking co., Ohio, by viz
tue of an orierof sale issued out OF said
Court in the above entitled cause, and to
him directed rs Sheriff of said county, will
at the door of the Court House in Logan
On Saturday, April 81, A. D. 1856
at one o clock p. m d, of said day, offer for
S;,le at public auction. the following lands
and tenements situate in Hooking Coun-
ty, Ohio, to-wit:
The southeast quarter of the southeast
quartero oi section twenty (20l. Also, the
southweS: quarter of lhe southwest quar-.
ter OF section twenty one i2l), all being IN
TOWNSHIP eleven ID, range eighteen tiS).
iu the Chillicothe Land District and cons
tanning in ali eighty (SJ) acrrs.
Appraised at Sli4O %.
Terms OF sale cash in hand.
Given uuder my hand at Logan, Ohio.
this Ith day o, March, A. ID. 1856.
JOHN GALLAGHER Sheriff
ID. w, Wright, Deputy.
$ H Bright, AttyS Tor plf.
March i-5W
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Dividend Notice.

On Saturday, March i3. 1856. at the First
Bank of L,x.n. ohio, / will pay dividend
OF 50 per cent. of the claims due co th0
creditors OF David w. Dyer. insn:vent-
T. N CARPENTER, Assignee.
Lowry & Wright. AttyS.
March A, ISS6-2w
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Obituary.
DEMOCRAT.

Co Va, Dec. IL. 1893, and died
at his home in Logan, O., Feb. 25,
1856, Ill the eishty-seysnth year of
his age. lie was a son of John and
Margaret Sha fer Beery,
In 1905. his parents camo to Ohio
and settled six mi es east Of Lancas-
ter, Fairfield county, where he was
rea,cL. April, 1920, he MARI ell
Miss E izabcth Miracle of laisf:cid
Co and settled on farm. In 1876
in connection with farming he ran
six horse freight team from Lancas
ter 10 Baltimore and Cincinnati.
In 1881 he sold his farm and
team and removed TO Perry CO.,
and in 1886 came to Hooking Co.,
anu bought 800 acres of land near
L''gan. soou after buying 2uO acres
more. He improved it all and with
farming engaged in stock raising.
In 1S43 he Was cl,cted Treasurer of
Hooking Co., and removed to Lo-
gan. st7 f'ss
He held Office four years and at
the end Of that time returned to his
farm.
In 1852 he divided his farm with
his sons and returned to Logan and
engaged in the grocery business. In
1856, he retired from all business
except b mixing.
April II. 1858, his wife died.
leaving 13 children, only two Of
whom are now living, Simeon and
Amos. July "a, 1858, he married
Eliz beth McFadden Of locking
c'un,y.
AT the organization Ct tho Fiss,
Bank of Logan. he was one of tho
stockholders aid was elected dir
ector.
When the Peoples Bank vas or
G ,nized lie was also a, s,ockholder
and elected vice7Presiden.; re-
signing in 1882 en- account of de-
fec i've hearing.
In all his varied positions he ac-
quilted himself hono,ably and tai,h-
fully. Mr.. Beery was a christian
man, reared in The Baptist persua-
sion. When he moved 10 Logan he
united with the Presby terrain church
Feb 25th, 1866, just 20 years from
the day of his death, and was faith
full member, attending the services
until his hearing became SO impair
ed he could not hear tho preaching.
On Mond,y, while Sonversing
with christian brother and friend
on the heavenly world, having pre-
monition of his early departure. he
said with deep emotion, Il am 60
ing TO a house not made will hands -
lie Was ready, and before noon
Thursday, bis spirit departed to bc
forever with the Lord.
The funeral discourse was preach
el by Rev. J. i. Williams in the
Presbyterian church in Logan, al.
ter which his remains we're buried in
the cemetery a. Scotch Crs elk,
where they await ;he resurrection.
W.
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MARRIED-On The 9Th inst.
by L. @. Martin. j. T., al his of
fee IN Ewing, Mr. JAS. I. Hans-
in-on. of ii0okers Station 10 Miss
Adda l.. Highly.
Alter the ceremony, the good
looking bride and groom depart
ell Tor he residence ol he groom's
father. Mr.. Isaac Hankinson. and
were kindly entertained by The
good father aud mother.
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SIlEEICF'S SALE.
David NJ. Rislc;
rs
Porter Aisxaa5s..
IE thc Courtof Common Pleas of Hockins
County, Ohio.

In the Courtof Common Pleas OF Hockinx
County, Ohio.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signt'i Sheriff OF Hooking County Ohic, by
virtue uf alias Dr,!cr of Sale Issued
ont ni said Court in ths above. ent,ried
cause, AM To him directed as Sil,r of
said county, viii. at the door o! the CoArt
House, il Logan, On
Saturday. March 20th, a ID 1886,
at O'Clock p H. of SAIL day, offer for sale
AZ pubic auction. the foiiOwi ing ls!...S AMI
tenements. situate IN Hooking county, o.,
20 wit.
Being Lot number three hundred ard
eighty-threc SSH in the Incorporated VIZ
lage OF logan.
Appraised at Sits e.
Terms Of sale cash in hand
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio
this11th day %: February A. IT, lSso
JOHN GA uA0HEDS Sheriff.
D. w. WvrShts DepoV.
1a1 HlV
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The Funeral OF Maj. DR.. VIII.
IlalNS.
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RON SAI.E-rRINTING MA.
sssK n ~
ar sulc-sc,,,uy Muchiucs.

Try nsdons City Butter Crackers.
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T.p.JOHHsTON

March 4-1nl
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IN the Court Os Common Pleas OF Hooking
County, Ui.io.
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AN ENTERPRISiNG. RELI-
ABLE HOUSE.

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TAnLEOuAH ITEMS.

--Adair 4 Son have received new supply Of
dry goods.
The administration is not just now occupied
with questions OF state, but 1nd On absorbing g
theme In poiitics
PROF. I. ID. 8. Riggs. OF Chicago. has been
appointed principal teacher at the Male Semi
nary In the place Of W I. Davis, resigned.
"A Mr.. Kimmel of Iowa, has received the
appointment, from the board OF education, OF
first assistant teacher at the Orphan asylum.
Uncle Blue Alberty, as he is familiarly
called, has gone to the Oil springs for his
health, and Aunt Eliza is running her really
pleasant hotel up to the top notch.
Since the nomination for assistant and
principal chiefs, Light In the midst Of dark
ness has sprung mp. A great deal more Is
known now than before, from the way the cat
Atelonstleated. D"
DE witt Wilson lie putting up a beautiful
residence on the top OF the hill overlooking
Tahlequah ON the east DE witt says there ia
nothing like having q home OF his own, al
though he has not tried II yet
Henry Einert few in and then 1ew on, like
a bird Of passage, although he is no goose
Our town Is just little enough and inquisitiye
enough TO have a penchAnt TO meddie in the
business Of others by asking questions, but be
gave no one a chance.
Major Bryan. looking fresh as a morning
rose, and 20 the brim full Of the oonviviAl
came to our town last week Deferred hope
and the unrealized fruits Of endeavor do not
weaken his faith in the ultimate allowance OF
the old settler claim. May he yet realize his
expectations
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WEST ALONG rnE FRISCO.

Mr.. A. J. Wick, Of Memphis, Tenn,
Sparks, OF Coneyville. Kan. and Jas. Chiitim,
OF ST. Louis, are making headquarters at II
c. HAll's store.
Our new townsmAn, r. n. Bynum, says
that he must have the CmEFTAIS IL he would
succeed in business, and sends his name and
money accordingly.
Miss sAllle Basinger. n very estimable
young lady living with her parents south Of
town, died on Thursday of last week and was
buried here on Friday.
The Miller Bros, Messrs. Yoakum, Hogan
and others, are shipping several cars from
here this week. The stock business makes
money plenty and the town happy.
Mrs. Captalne aud Alf Hoots sold seven
cars Of cattle to Charley Reynolds, WHO ship
ped them from here on Saturday night. One
hundred head Of these cattle broaght s33 each
at home.
w. Il, Halsell sends out two train loads Of
cattle, thirty-siX cars. this week. This makes
sixty-eight cars, or four full trains OF stock
shipped from here by this gentleman in the
past few days.
MIR. Hazard. OF Washington, ID. C., rail-
road Inspector general has inspected and re-
coiyed on behalf OF the government, twenty
i've miles Of the Frisco. reaching from CatoosA
cut TO Sapulpa.
Mr. Frank L. Fike, OF the Choctaw nation
is with Mr.. Bynum as salesman, Saml Book
er, Of Missouri, is with Hall In company with
George Carr, the "old reliable" These with
all other right minded young men, attend
church on sabbath while the young ladies at
tend on Wednesday evening. Would Il not be
we'll for them 10 begin 20 mix9
-Messrs. j. T. Gray. ThomAs Appleby,
Bently Rountree, Ed Williams aud DR.. W. A.
Camp. Of Springfield, are stopping at the Ar
lington in quest OF fhealth, happiness and prAi-
rie hens. Each OF these gentlemen are armed
with a Winchester and they were seen on the
commons early Monday morning tossing up a
tin can OF baked beans and shooting at Il, but
Il nnally escaped from them into the brush
They attacked the range OF Crane 4 LarimeI
later In the day but no blood was spilled.
Tulsa, August IS, 1850. PKNN.
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PERsoNAL MENTION.

Henry Covel, Esq., was visitor this week.
w q. Rogers, ESQ, Of skiatook. was IN
town few hours yesterday.
-. r. Mrspaddon has gone TO Tahiequah
with his mother. Mrs. David Taylor
Sam sixkiller has been around town q time
or two the past week and 10 fatter than ever
MIR. Robert l.. Rudislll, Of Republic, Mis-
souri, now has charge OF the books OF Skinner.
Ratclin q Co.
Mr.. Cummins, with the Buffalo, Missouri
Review, IL IN the city visiting his mother, Sis
ter and brother.
Prof J. 8. Tan has resigned his appoint
ment as frat assistant teacher a. the asylum
and goes 70 Austin.
--Nettie Wheat, who had been visiting rela-
tiyes at Aurora, Missouri, was brought home
Tuesday quite sick.
"A. q. Fay is out west Of Denver working
for railroad company aud Mrs. Fay ls pre-
pairing TO leave Adalr and follow him.
Harvey Shelton has been spending mum.
Der OF days out on Cowskin prairie but return
ed to town last Monday considerably tanned
John n. Musick, the Illustrated Graphic
man was here Saturday. lie had been 0ui
making view OF the Shawnee war dance fol
his paper.
| Mr.. Littick, Jr, who is interested with
his father in the milling business at Southwest
City, was here this week arranging to intro.
duce his -four.
james ID. Lingenfelter. who has been act.
ing as agent for the Frisco for some time ex.
poets to leave to-day for Terrell, Texas, wher,
his grandfather is lying very ia.
Mr.. @. W. Green LEFT hurriediy for Colo
RADIO Tuesday night In response to Telegram
conveying the intelligence that Mrs Greer
was falling. The worst result is feared
Agent owen went to Washington the lat
ter part OF last week in the matter OF IN,
Thompson cattle case. lie expected 10 be 90
sent until about the fourth OF September.
III. T. Town, OF Adair, was a very pleasan
caller last Monday. lie halls from Wisconsin
and was acquainted at Milwaukee, the oil
home Of the writer, before the latter was born
Niles Lizzie Burns returned from visit {
Vinlta on Saturday. She came from Chetop
on the d. NJ. 4 A. and was the first lady {
cross the trestle over the verdigris east
town .-Coneyville journal.
Colonel Battice, Sac and Fox boy and a
old friend Of the writer, passed through ON hi
way home last Sabbath to spend vacation. II
has been attending school in Virginia an
Massachusetts, for some years and on hi
return will take up the study Of law