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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-08-09
The St. Joseph's Picnic,

Semi annually, at least occasionally
the coed people of St. .Joseph's hava
picnic. 1t is not !rolic /; it is not 6
speculation. 1t is meeting togethe
on an appointed day of all the people
in the country round about TO join il
expressions of good feeling and fellow
ship and renew promises Of tr ying te
be gGoi. Entertainments of various
kinds for the company assembi ed are
provided. The generous women of the
/ congregation prepare dinner !it for
the palate OF the kings and in abun>
dance to satisfy the appetite OF hun
CRY Haweater.
The picnic on the 22nd, promises to
| be an unusual occasion Of interest and
entertainment. St. Josephs vas for
nearly century the light house of
Christ .nity west OF the Alleghanies.
1t is the center from which religion i'm
PEELED apostles to the widest and wick.
eldest west. 1t vas at St. Joseph's that
Rosecrans learned his lessons and
Sheridan learned and said his prayers.
McGahan and Grogan came good and
manly and true from the bosom of this
old motier.
1t is good place to go. In far of
Australia, in disturbed Mexico, in the
cool of Canada, on every isle Of the
sea where civilization has planted its
foot, a man from St. Josephs is at the
front. The old place is no: only
heart of religion, but is q center of
learning. The wisest of the world
come here to examine its rare books
and talk with its learned professors.
The simplest minded rs we'll as the
most conceited find graceful welcome
1t is good to 60 to St. Joseph's. Hook
ing county is settled largely by Perry
county people. The picnic on the 22nd
will be an opportunity to hold reunion.
1t will also be an occasion in which
our Logan people can realize on ven
ture. Logan people are venturesome.
They will go to a picnic even if the
co1ntry, as Tom Brown says. is 'moun-
taineous.
At the last ST. Joseph's picnic. Judge
Friesner drew paper Of pins, quaint |
and curious in construction. They |
looked like three pins ana one annex
He traded them to Arthur
Nc cortney for dog knife Arthur had
drawn. Cap Rowen drew doll paby
bnt he refused to take it. and donated
it back to the church. Doc Pnllen
sent along a quarter, but like ourself,
he got nothing. only, as we hope, the
prayers and good wi shes of st. Joseph's.
Judge Fink got sick on our hand ds,
IN in our way as surgeon general
waiting on him, were denied the pleas
ire Of dancing with the hundreds of
pretty girls whom we know would have
been delighted to trip with us the
toe. We are going to the picnic,
lud suggust to those wishing q pleas.
mt day to come along with us.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-08-09

Remember when You buy watch
or silverware at Reber u Co., it will
be engraved free of fcharge. a92t.
Watch. clcck and iewe'ry repair.
ing promptly done and satisfaction
guaranteed at Reber & Co.. Logan,
O., two doors west of the post office
Gold, silver. zilonito, steel and
nickel spectaeles at Reber & Co.
We make a speciality of fitting the
eyes properly. No guess work, two
doors west Of the post office, Logan,
Ohio. a92t.
Wall paper and WipLow Shall 8
ateR,ber d co a92t
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ANOTHER DEMOCRAT
GONE OVER.
He Wants More PrOtec-
ton.
The Man From ksh Cave Heard
From.
The True HszueS Of the CAM
epaESn.
Captured Correspondence.

[Our leaders may have noticed the fire.
quent mention in the Republican paper
= OF Democrats who could not vote for Cieve
land on account OF protection. last wee
in war and politics, captured the follow
ing correspondence. 1t defines the feeling
very forcibly on the question OF protec
tion:l
ASH CAVE, West Va.
Editor of the noble advocate of protection
the Republican .Gazette OF Ky:
| MIR EDIToR:-I take my pen in
hand-(here we mark out SO me
superfuity The schoolmam has
done my spelling and the conf os-
ing; l give you the ideas.
This idea of Free Trade won'r do.
| am lifelong Democrat but new
er vote the ticket unless l am paid
for it. This is on the sly. l am
for Protection. l have three sheep
and they have not yet been killed
by the dogs. The dogs have not
been killed or not bred because of
FREQ Trade. We must have pro-
lection ON our dogs. Free, Trade
in lumber would enable my neigh
bors to build a franc house. | am
in favor of protection and the old
log cabin.
Free Trade in wool might make
clothes cheap. But who wants
clothes? Only tho English and
Aristocrats. | don't want cheap
blankets, don't want cheap COATS
/ sleep on brush aud 60 in my shirt
sleeves.
l want protection. The labcring
man must have it in his busin. ss.
/ learn that Sam McSna3, of
Coon Hollow, d life long Democrat,
feels just US l do. So does Jim
Jumper, of 'Possom Ridge. But it
would be required that each get
$500 to keep up the protection id
lofty in their heads.
think if l can got $1,000 from
the Committee l can keep things
straight for Old Protection.
Down with tho Dog or Dow Law.
give us Free Tobacco and Whisky.
High taxes on clothes, and coal aud
nails, and let US make this country
as good as China, where the big
bugs eat rats; and tho smart knights
of Labor work for five cents a day.
Give us Protection and he par
ticular to give five Or ten dollars
head.
We life long Democrats who leave
the party must have something. See
Burgess- (Here the CORES
pondent goes into somo details not
necessary to mention.) See the
Committee and write at once.
My address is Gander Greek, near
Ash Cave, think it is Ohio. y
The schoolmarm says she wants
puff for composing and spelling this
letter. Yours truly,
SIMON SNUKEs.
Z. 81 vii rite agiu.
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SHERIFF's SALE.
Joseph A. Runser, PHI
John Rectenwaldt, OF al. Derts.
In the Court of Common Pleas Of Hooking
County. Ohio.

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed Sheriff OF Hooking county, Ohio. by
virtue OF an Crder of sale issued out of
saidCOurt in the above entitled cause ana to
him directed as Sheriff OF said county, will
at the door of the Court House in Logan, on
Saturday. September l, A. D. 1883,
at O'Clock, r. M, of said day, offer for
sale at public auction, the following lands
and teneinen!s situate in Hooking county
Ohio, to wit: Property described as
Fractional lot number three ts), of
section nunaer twelve Q2), In township
mum ber fourteen Q4l, range number .eV.
enteen Q7), i'll Hooking county, OHIO, and
In the Village of Logan.
But said land was ut the date OF SAID
mortgage deed described as folio IS III satd
Nor gage, to wit:
Situate in Hooking County, Ohio, and
village OF Logan, and being lot number SIX
(6), containing two and eleven Eundreths
(2 ll-lGG) acres, being the tract Uf land so
numbered and dciineated upon aipl;.t .Of
survey made by Levi Davis, on DecenbeI
18th, 1868, and bein. part OF the east halt OF
the southwest quarter of section number
twelve Q2J, township number fourteen
40, range number seventeen uIl. snb15ct
to ,he do wer estate of Mrs. Mary Fllinger,
tnow Mrs. Mary MyersJ late widow OF
John kunScr, discussed, as set OF by the
appraisers of said described lot. which said
dover is described as follows, to wilt;
beginning, at the northeast corner OF
above described lot, thence west With the
north line of said lot seventy five (1ol feet,
thence south one hundred and fifty (I5O)
feet, thence cast seventy-fiye (75} feet TO
the east line of said lot, thence north one
hundred and fifty U5O) feet to the place OF
BEGINNING.
Appraised at $4,000.
Terms of sale c;iSh.
Given under my hand Mt Logon, OHIO.
this 3Otn day OF July, y. u. lSSS.
JOHN GALhAGUEK, Sheriff.
BY ID. W. Wright, Deputy.
L. ID. Vickers, Atty ior Pih.
Aug2 2-5W
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-08-09
PRO CIR A M M e
OF Exercises at Sabbath
School Institute,
To be Held In PRESBYTERIAN
Church Logan, d.

Monday Evening. August l3-Ser.
mon, Rev. John f. Miller,
Lancaster, y.
TUESDAY.
900 A NJ, Devotional Services ant
Organization
$50. The Relation of Sabbath
School to tho Church
H. IL. Todd.
MUSIC.
1000. Profit of the Weekly Re
view-Miss Mary Hart.
Music.
1890. The Abuse OF Lesson Helps,
and the Use Of the Bible in
Sabbath Schools-W.
w. McCray.
Music.
HOO. General Discussion-Ts the
Organization of a County Sab
bath School Association
Desirable
MUsIc.-Recess.
POOP. M.-MUsIC.
The Sabbath School Teachers Need
of tho Holy Spirit-Rey. j. T.
Williams.
2:45. A Scholars Wow of Sab
bath School WOrk-Miss Ollie
Rochester.
Music.
3:15. The Relation of the Parent
to the Sabbath School
Judge S. Ii. Bright.
3:45. General Discussion-Hin.
ORANGES to more Successful Sab.
bath School Work.
Music Adjournment:
7:30. p. M.-Childrens' Meeting.
MUSIC.-Addresses.
A cordial welcome is extended to
all, interested or not, in Sabbath
School work.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-08-09

Don't buy Sewing Machine
until you see and try the Stand
ard Rotary Shuttle Machine. 1t
is certainly the best machine in
the market. B. G. Nc Manigal
Agent.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-08-09

If you waptacool beer or a glass
of fine old liquor, call on job n
SIisher. He always keeps the best
of everything, and his lunch coun-
ter is supplied with meat and veg
etables in abundance. Farmers,
when you want good lunch don t
forget to 60 and see John at his
headquarters in the SIisher build
ing.
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Mr.. Madison Kemerer, OF Fair

Mr.. Madison kemerer, O! Far
field county, stopped in Logan
awhile Wednesday, 10 see hi:
cousin. g. q. Reber.
Chas Rose and his foreman
Frank Downey, are in Cincinnati
this week, dong the Exposition,
and buying stock Of goods for
the fall trade. that in price and
quality promise 10 surprise the
public. Particulars given later.
OH Kanode tells US with tear
streaming eyes, that we were
mistaken in our statement last
week thai Mrs. Kanode had re
turned. OH is vet in he gloom
of Bachelors Hall. Mrs. kanode
| will not return before September.
An impression prevailed some
TIME ago that our esteemed cotem
p.rsry Tony Barleon was dead
1t Was u sad mistake. Tony was
only playing possom. He nippe /!
us in The Ies last week. and we. in
our pain. but in great gladness. say
that Tony lives and thrives, aud Is
IA poss0m good to let 60 of.
At a meeting OF the school
board Monday afternoon. Miss
Emma Brooke and Miss Kate
Bow!by resigned. Mrs. Belt was
given Miss Brcoke's school and
Miss Emma Westenhaver was
appointed to fill Mrs Belts place.
Mr.. George Delshle was appoint
Ell janitor. A meeting will be
held next Saturday afternoon for
the purpose of selecting a teach.
err TO take Miss Bowlby's place.
Miss Bessie Calhoun of Tiffin,
C., daughter of Homer Calhoun.
formerly Of this place, is visiting
relations in Logan. Miss Bessie is
a classical graduate of HeidIeburg
college, O., and has been employed
to teach fall term of school IN
Green township, near John -! !!
Shaw's, beginning the first week in
The directors are to
be congratulated on securing the
services of such an accomplished
and worthy young lady.
A number of prominent citi
zens of Nelsonville called on
Judge Thurman OH last Monday
and invited him 10 come in the
Hooking Valley and make a
speech. Although no absolute
promise was given, the hope is
hat he will visit Logan or Mel
sonville before the close Of the
campaign.
Deacon Charlie Boncbrake, the
handsome and accomplished edi-
or Of the Columbus Sunday Her.
aid, spent last Sunday in Logan.
Our Brother longed for praying
ground, and wisely he chose Lo-
gan, a city of Churches, and a
community of praying Christians.
His visit Was ray Of good fei
owship, and we hope he will cast
he light Of his pleasant counte
nance on us soon again, and1
when he comes stay longer. L
We have from Master Roma
Green, who accompanied the Ed
.orial Excursion as Artist General.
! number of Photographic views ia
Gen by the instantaneous process
Ne have several scenes on the Ohio Y
River. view Of Whine Sulphur ,
With the Governor III the fore
picture of Natural
Bridge showing its tremendous pro
portions; ana beautiful Ocean
View at li!ton Head. The young I
nan is moi making pictures as pro- t
ession and don't have any for sale.
'ut those Of the brethren who would
pictures Of some of the
oints of interest, can get them by
iritlng for them.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-08-09

Squire John F. White will start
for Dakota Monday, where he
proposes spending a month hunt
ing and prospecting, with a view
to investing. We bespeak for
him a pleasant time.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-08-09

Mr.. j. N. kessler has bought the
Restaurant and Saloon formerly
conducted by Charley Bowen. stu.
ated on Gay street, 8 doors west of
Main, Columbus. lie invites his
Logan friends when I'M the city to
call and see him. Mr.. John b.
Ste6em has charge of his Saloon at
this place.
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To Tho Country People.

Smock s. Jenkins wish to in
form the country people that
they will pay the highest price
for country produce of all kinds.
They invite their trade, and will
deal fairly with them.
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Go to Smock & jenkins for all
kinds OF vegetables and fruit III
season. They have a large
cooler in which their butter, etc u,
is kept cool and nice. Give them
a call.
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Mr.. and Mrs.. Willard are vis-
ing at Baird's this week.

MIR. j. N. Kessler desires to sell
his Logan property. He will sell
cheap ns he intends to locate In Co
lumbus. For particulars address
him at Columbus, or inquire at this
Office.
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DR.. w. A. France.

DIR. W. A. France, the celebrat-
ed specialist of Columbus, o, the
fame of whose wonderful cures and
operations have made his name
famous throughout the country, has
returned from his extensive pro-
fessional tour through Baltimore,
Washington, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston, and to accom-
modate his numerous patients in
Logan, will make a special visit On
Thursday, August 10th. Consul
tation free at the Rempel House.
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Cochran's Coca Tonic cures all Blood
and Liver diseases. (A26)
For loss Of appetite and strength. use
Cochran's Coca Tonic. (A26)
Stoves and Tinware cheap. Come
and see them. Work G. BAKER.
Can sell you nails at low prices.
WORK & BAKER.
The best Nervine in the world is Coz
chran's Coca Tonic. [A26]
This is tho Qninine season. For
the pure article go to Ieeher g Co..
ia doors west of post Office. Logan,
Ohio. a93:.
Drugs, essences, oils. patent med
icincs, hair and cloth brushes, combs
and toilet articles. etc.. always on
hand at Reber & Co, druggists,
jewellers. book sellers and opticians,
Logan, U.
Now watches and jewelry just re-
ceived at Reber & Co., James block
Lopan. .. When you want the
best watch the money will buy,
give us a call.
Mournful numbers-A balarce Oh
the wrong side of the sheet.
A. Niche returned yesterd ay
from trip through The W-st,
bring work enough to keap tie
NJ. |. & S. Co. busy fer thre, or
four months.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-08-09
THE UNIVERSITY OF WOOSTER.

Classes open to students Of either sex
Over 700 students in attendance All
departments fully equipped. Standard
of studies ranks with the first MOP
ERN LANGUAGES thoroughly taught,
Preparatory department conducted by
permanent teachers. Physical culture
by Military Drill and Gymnasium
Musical Department under charge OF
KARL MERI-a thorough education
to he obtained at small expense. Fall
term opens Sept. 18th. send for a Cat
alosue Address the Presiden, or Jess
Mcclellan, Treas, Wooster, o.
July I6-6w
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Executive Committee.

S. WELDY, Chairman JOHN M.
FLOYD, Sect'y; FRED STRocK
Treasurer; V. c. LOWRY, p. Nc
MAIoN: Gee. KaINN, AL. WEAR.
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Notice Of Settlement.

Having disposed of my business in
Logan, | desire settlement from all who
are indebted to me for Insurance. or for
any other business transactions.
ELI n. WEST.
July 2l-3w.
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For Second Summer dangers use
Phinehart's Syrup Blackberry.
No opium ; IS cents.
+. HARRryGToN.
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WANTED.

4 goo girl for general housework.
German girl preferred. Call NJ or
address MRS. 4. BISHOP
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sHER1FF's SALE.
Henry White, PHI.
vs.
Elizabeth Nichols, ct al. Defts.
In the Court OF Common Pleas OF Hooking
County, Ohio.

Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed, Sheriff of Hooking county, O., by
virtue Of an order of sale in partition
issued out of said Court in the above en-
titled cause. and to him directed as Sheriff
OF said county, will, at the door OF the
Court House in Logan, on
Saturday, August 25, A. D. 1888
at O'Clock. p. NJ. uf said day. offer Tor
sale at public auction, the following lands
and teDements situate IN Hooking county
Ohio, 10 wit:
The northwest quarter OF section two
(2), township twelve Or, range sixteen Q6)
excepting therefrOm twenty (20) acres our
of the u northwest corner thereof, heretofore
sold TO Deli.ah Young and also excepting
the three and half go acre tract hereto-
fore sold and conveyed TO Jesse White.
Appraised at SS653 10.
Terms of Sale.
One third cash; one third In one year and
one third In two years, with interest On
deferred payments secured by mortgage.
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio,
this 23d day of July, A. ID. 1883.
JOHN GALLAGHER, Sheriff.
By D. W. Wright, Deputy.
John F. White, Atty for pin.
July 26-5w
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-&sllDz
DOnOyan--ArtiStic Tailor
uammocks ut cest, at Miller I
Cases.
Mrs. I. j. Liuiey s!.eut Sundaa
at Swan, o.
A. Niche was in Losan III
first of the week.
J. F. Harris, of Straitsvi!le, Wa
In town last Monday.
Walt Rochester is camping GU
at Put ia Bay this week.
Mlss Emma Brooke has taken
school at Deiaw ware, Ohio.
Miss Kate Bowlby will at
tend college ut Wooster. o.
VIM. Larimer Of Gen ELor
visited Logan last Friday.
Mrs. G. w. James, ST., who
has been seriously i'll. is recover
ing.
Robert Swinehart of Adeiphi
was in town ON business Saturda.
last.
Mrs. w. II. Cnshman is visiting
her mother at Gallipolls, O., tai:
week.
Col. Weldy attended the Cir
cult Court Convention at Chilli
cothe today.
The Macarthur Fair is in pro
gress this week. Tomorrow will
be big day.
AIRS. Norman, of Cleveland. OHIO
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lawrence
Yorges, in this city.
The Misses Clara and Ella Yves
tenhaver are visiting friends In
Lancaster this week.
Chas. Bishop is engaged as
travelling salesman for the firm
Of Gage & Teuscher.
Cllas. Columber had three fin
fiers Of his left hand cut off by q
buzz saw last Thursday.
Miss Belle Brooke is visiting
her uncle, Dr. Bright, at New
Lexington, D., this week.
L. w. Beerv, of Cedar Grow,
was in Logan Saturday. and gave
this Office a pleasant call.
John I. Lemon wishes TO inform
the wheat ralsers that he cannot
fhresh in the valley this fall.
The Misses Fannie and Annie
Wright of Lancaster, are visiting
friends in this city ii,is week.
Aiiss Lou Miller. who has 'een
a."a.l:ng school iii - lndiana, n.s
ra,.iinei To her homo in this cilv.
W,ii Moore and Noah Schwarz
think a scoop shovel e good
weapon with which 10 hunt rats.
Mrs. Chas. Rose gave pleasant
party on last Friday evening lis
i,,sor of her guest. Mrs. L. g. De-
Steiguer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burner. OF Find
lay. o., are visiting in Logan, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Tritsch.
Mrs. Joseph Beck, accompan-
jed by her sister. Hiss Bessie
Williams, OF Columbus, arc visit
ing in Ibis city.
Oliver. Keith has closed his Ba.
kerry in the Slisher building. The
business didn't pay, and he sen
sibly closed up.
The Misses Jennie and Mat Dol
lison, accompanied by Lee Cres.p
and j. b. Woodwork, spent last
Sunday at the Rock Honse.
A. II Brooke left last Tuesday |
evening for Park Springs, U.,
where he Will spend a fewlweeks
for the benefit OF his health.
The Gallipolis Reunion is i'm
progress this week, Tie attend
ance is very large and the veter-
ans are having a good time.
The Wire Spring Mattress Fac
tory of Gage & Teuscher is run
ming iull blast, turnin: out splen-
did springs at the rate of five
per day.
While wrestling with A. Pal
mer, last Friday. George Heine
broke his left leg below the knee.
The fracture was set by DR., l. g.
Wright.
bliss Susie Miller. Of Pittsbnrg.
Pa, and Miss Mary Beck,.a Ian
caster, O.. are visiting their cou-
sin, Miss Mary X. Gould.
George Roller will furnish far
mers and others with the best Phos.
rhat in the market for the least
money. He invites those in want
Of u good article TO give him a call.
A very pleasant picnic and
dance was held at Rempel's farm
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FOR RENT.

Tho residence of Z. b. Comfy is
for rent. Inquire of Mrs. Comfy.
july12t.
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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-08-09

CURING OF PILES 0UARAHTNEp.-wm dive
Sor any saas Of fAlars No required q respond
Ns parties.
YOUNG 0KN-whe havs beceme victims Of solitary yos.
Aas dsadfal and destructive habit annually
lntmey thousands Of younJ axalSsd
hEilians insslsct, may oan With oonndaaas.
DH. 1RANCRAnef years ezperienes, has cisoovefed
s seassss euro known for in he back and hmhs
voluntary dschargr tupotenoy pefa debility nervousness
angser eonfuaon Of ea psftaon Of the heart midisy
tsmbng dmnsss Of sight, Gddiness diseases Of the
hroa skin eetions Of the liver, lungs
bsweshoss terrible disorders srisiag solitary
youand practices bghtins tcr radiant
or antpasions. rendering marriage impossible. Take
candid thought oefore too ss Esct o. month may
mont viii speedily and permanently he obsnaAs
snd absolutely restore perfect manhood
TO nuDDLN-AaHD MEN-Tnas ars many stvn sAs
seo g 81 Who troubled With cqusns Of
bsddee oen accompanied by sht burning smaSng
saon Weakening The system In tho patient
for. On examination Of tho uraay deposits
adimant W BE- found sometimes ANAL
viii appear. the oolos VIII b thin nkh hue ssaia
changing dark torpid appearance. There
Who Dis Of this dncalty isnorsnt cause Shiok u
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tOur leaders may have noticed the fire.
quent mention in the Republican papers
OF Democrats who could not vote for Cleve-
land on account of protection. last week
our ahle scout, who thinks everything fair
in war and politics, captured the follow
very forcibly on the question OF protec-
tiOn Il
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DOMESTIC Z
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas.

be slaughtered without regard value All Parasols and s.
FOURTS their former price. Misses Satiu Parasos a; 35
Paraso at 75c $780, Sl25 and sl50 Reduced from $10G
In same proportion.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-18

duct should never have had cause e,
fight each other; but the strangest part
of this remarkable story is yet to be
told
A few months after this Lieutenant
Paine was in Washington, where he
learned that the officer whose life he
had so CALAMITY saved had been taken
prisoner by the Union forces and was
then confined in the Old Capitol
Prison.
Paine visited his friendly foe ut once
aud supplied all his wants, except his
want of liberty. The gallant Maine
cavalryman visited General Martindale,
then in command of Washington, and
telling him his story, interested him at
once in the prisoner. The consequence
was that Captain Henry was paroled
and allowed to return to the South.
These gallant young soldiers fou ght
on opposite sides till the war was end
ed, when they sought each other put,
and since then tier relationship|has
been that of brothers between whom
no sign of strife has ever passed.