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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
Tho Rock Hail II. E. Church has freed

Tho Rock Hall II. e. Church has freed
itself af debt,
The Rev John Watthman is slowly re-.
covering from his illness.
Rovlanessilie II. Z. Church has S75
towards buying an organ.
Bishop Adams conhenrated Christ p. =.
Church, Kent Islaad, Tuesday week.
Ihe mother OF the Rsv. John Warth.
man died in Haddonfeld, N. j., on sun.
day week.
The erection Of the new M. Z. Church
ia Chesapeake City will be commenced
next spring.
The Preston VI. E. Church cost 81 800
which was provided for on the day Of
dedication.
The revival services in Milford Neck
reRuitad in 80 conventions and 81 acces.
sions to the NJ. Z. church.
Inc Rev ]. T. Louden Hynes OF Den.
ton, has accepted call 70 the rectorship
OF the Seaford P. g. Church,
Elkton Methcdists highly appreciate
the Rev. Charles Hill. He will occrpy
his new parsonage about ths middle Of
November
The kissing Sun, Nd. NJ. E. Church has
paid SluO Of It's parsonage debt and hos
provided for the payment OF the balance
by March next.
Mary A sharp, missionary in Monroyia
has written TO the Rev. 4. Snowden
Thomas, thanking him for the gift of o
wel!-iiled missionary box.
urounI ID being staked at Henderson,
inRleside circuit, for new M. Z. Church
which, when completed, will take the
place OF Pippin's Church. The site was
donsted by Phillip W. Downs of Denton.
The tomato crop of the Rev. j. II,
Caldwell, D. D, o. Frederick consisted
OF two plants, one measuring IL feet and
~ inches across, and producing 405 to-
matoes, and the other measuring I5I feet
ACROSS.
Harriet Mcoailmont, widow Of the Rev.
John Il Kennedy, died at No 4O5 West
Tehta street Friday, in the S9th year
Of her age. the was buried in Laurel
Hill cemetery, Philadelphia, on Monday.
A mission will be held in Christ P. 4.
Church, Milford, beginning Novem Der
I'm and continuing eight days. The
ny. ]. 9. $. Huntington of New York
will be missioner and will be assisted by
the Rev. j. O. Kerr.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
ANorHBB CONFIDENCE Trick.
The West Side Citizens SwindIed BY
a Noble Russian.

"a AN1OtG Aahshtftus
Herr A. Flambrusky, from St. Peters i.
burg, has successfully hseced a large
number OF citizens on the west side. He
10 confidence man and his methods are
restricted to the humble line OF COL
Letting subscriptions on payments for
crayon portraits. His head quarters. or
the place where the firm he represents
does business, is No. 445 Market street,
Philadelphis, and the local Wilmington
headquarters is No. 1876 Market street.
But there is no suoh place either in
Philadelphia or in Wilmington as the
above address given by Mr.. Fiambrusky.
still, until Saturday he had been very sue.
cessful indeed and has made q large har
vest in the accumulation of small sums.
Wilmingtonian who had conided to
the Rusaian's solioitons care some precious
family photographs, was in philadelphia
Friday and having q little to spare after
shopping was done, called at No. 446 10
take peep at the beautiful orayon nor.
traits. The firm could not be found. No
snch place could ba discovered on Market
street, Philadelphia. On returnin1 10
Wilmington the party referred to searcned
for the Wilmington address OF the artist
OF beautiful crRyors. That also was
found to be deluslon. No. 425 Market
street exists nowhere unless in the middle
OF the street on the Fifth street crossing
north of s. e. Bsynards jaweiry store.
Ihe Herr has probably taken the alarm
and may not appear sgain in this CITY
under the same role. He haa distinct
foreign Rocent and like many OF his class
speaks 10 languages. He 10 Of medium
size, has brown hair, is about "A years OF
sge, and of medium weight. He hesitates
somewhat in his speech,
The trouble in the greater number Of
FlanbEusky's cases of fraudnlency il that
the victims have lost their photographs.
They are not SO anxious aocut the 81
paid on deposit for each orayon. aud
would cheertully let the rascal retain his
in.gotsen gains unmolested il he would
only return the photographs II ia housd
II this appeal catch his eye thst the
proverbial "honor among thieves will
suggest the hazardless piece Of good
nature for the sake OF his dupea.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
A PASTOR INSTALLED,


Ahc hhefs Shthuot W. OsuHOnd, OF the
Eikton Presby terrain Church.
Special Correspondence of Gazette and journal
ELKroN, Oct. 26.--The Presoytery of
New CASTLE held meeting in the Elkton
Presbyterian Church, last night, for the
purpose Of admitting to the presbytery
tbs Rev. Samuel N Osmond, d. D., for
merly Of Laurence, Kansas, and installing
him as pastor of the Eikton church, a
call to which no accepted several month";
since. Among the clergymen present
were: the Rev. DR.. Vanaudiahsm of
Christiana; the Rev. Mr. Patterson Of New
Castle; the Rev. Mr.. Malone of Newark;
the Rev. Mr.. Mulligan of ZION aud Rock
churches, the Rev. j. Il. Kendall of
Lincoln University; the Rev. John
squires OF Port Deposit; tho Revs.
Lafayette Marks and A. N. Keigwin Of
Wilmington, and the Rev. MIR. Mcdowell
Of Brandywine.
The Rev. Mr.. Marks read the scrip.
'--r' 'N1trr ~ rT7ra5 n-HJc7 rho
BeY a. \, iEFto GD1cLsi 81 rtle Hpd
appropriate se-rlSu frnr, 2 EtmntfTr II
The Rev. James Il, Naliandiohsm chareed
the pastor, and the Rev. ]. B. Kendall
addressed the congregation Bs to their
duties TO the pastor. The Rev. John
squires presided and propounded the
constitutional questions. The conereqa-
ton greeted the new pastor after the ssr-
vice.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
A MIln,ng.pnlnn Medhoh.

A Starke, Fla, correspondent of the
Savannah NeloS writes The tonic OF
conversation for the past few weeks has
been the marriage of W. N. Meschanl,
formerly Of Wilmington, Del, but for q
number of years one of our most soli
citizens, and Miss Emma @. Hogun. for
merly of Okalona, Miss, but for the past
few years resident OF Starke, Young
ledy OF decided literary talents, late edi.
tress and proprietress Of the Elst Florida
Courter. This happy marriage was con.
summated last Thursday evening at the
Methodist Episcopal Church, south, The
Rev. Mr.. Giles officiating. The church
was beautifully decorated by the follow.
ing young ladies: Misses Lizzie spark.
man, Fannie Powell, Belle Richard,
Fannie and Myrtle Martin. The Rrooms.
man and bridesmaids were James L,
Ftazee, Esq, and Miss Lizzie SpRrknan
Prof B. s. Simonds Of Boston, Moss.
and Miss Fannie Martin, Prot. O. j. Den.
ton and Miss Laura Ivy of West Point,
Hiss. The bridesmaids costumes were
cream null, with surah silk wAis. and
sash; coFsage bouquet of Marechal Neil
roses. The psesen,s were numerous and
handsome. ur. end Mrs. Meaohaal viii
make Starks their future home.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

The Concord First d4y .hool Convent,on
an organization OF Flret.dgy school tcecb,
ers connected With Concord Onaf,erly
Meetine met in Llonvilln Friends Mee,,n,
on SATURDAY. mof Mug. Edward j Dnrnat1
OF Goshen Meeting, was chosen presiisnt
and olara Miller cork. Wilmington. West
gnesfer Concord, Darby, Chester, ProyI.
dence, Wilistown, Goshen FIrst.day seboois
Wsre represented. The reports eiici,' 7
some discussion. The question. "How m
best teach little children In the First. dav
schoolH' was referred to Wilmington ana
answered by Mrs. Elizabeth smith. A.
noon the convention adjourned ana the
deiegatas were entertained by the nembeIa
OF the Llonville First day school.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
ANdEcnIsrs 20 0nLEBa1rs.
preparations In Il. Louis for IN,
Execution 1alnfyersary.

ST. Louis, OCT. 80 The Anarch cts OF st,
louis are determined 10 msks the amt
Sersary OF the Chicago executions The coca.
sion OF a big demonstration. The Apollo
Tneatre has heen secured, and an elaborate
programme has been arranged, which IN.
cludes play called "Innocents Condemned
10 Death The play has been written BIZ 4
y. Louis Anarchist, and depicts the scsns
at McCormicks reaper works, the Hay.
market explosion and the trial and condena.
LSslon OF Spies an bis associates.
Speeches will pfecede the play. Invita-.
lions have been seut 10 all the labor orrAnI-
iations. Tho receD' OF the night will be
GIVEN 10 the families Of tho executed
Anarchists. The attention of thu police
hns already been called TO the 7pfoeossS
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
Pans Soap Is an elegant toilet adjunct
sBor ms FATIIKR TWICE.
A Nic0micO Ftrnisr Wounded Will.
Collecting Kent from sxis on.


Collecting Kent from ssis on.
Spe!isl to the Bsltim re Sun.
SALISBURY, Mn, Oct. 29.-An exciting
seeas occurred few miles beyond PITTS.
vile. Nlcomicn county, this morning, at
the farm OF j. Hilary Brattan. Mt. Beattan,
VINO Is the son OF W. 3. Brattan, wealthy
farmer n that section, has been occupying
one OF his fathers numerous farms for sev-
Graf years without paying any rent. This
year bis father told MIN he must have rent.
hna this morning he went over 10 Hllary's
70 got his share Of thS corn. He was told
by his son not to take the corn, nut paying
no attention to the warning, he proceeded
TO lead his wagon. Young BTattan beeom-
ing enraSed at bis fathers action, entered
the house and soon emerged with double-
hEfreled gun, Without warning he opened
ire upon his father. Tho frat load took
effect in his left side, but fortunately he
was standing In such position as caused
the shot to glance outward, making an
ugly flesh wound. Young Brattan then
emptied tho second load az bis father, me
shoi striking him 10 ths left hand. His
father Ht once got into his cart and left the
farm. When he arrived home he was IL a
weak and exhausted condition from loss 81
blood. The doctors say he will recover if
bloot:p ots 'ning does not SGT In. A war
rant has been sworn out for the arrest o.
young BFattan, hut up to this writing he
has not been found.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
Election and snstailation.

The following officers OF Washington
Lodge, /. 0 o. f., of New Castle, were
elected and installed Monday night, the in.
stallation cerew onies being performed by
officers of the Grand Lodge: N. g.,
George Montgomery; v. e., Samuel
Barnes; II. s., John b Hammond; p. s.,
William Herhert, T.. Frank E Herber
W Robert Barnes; o. g., William Jolly;
Conductor, George Williams; |. O.,
Willism a. Matthias; Il s. N. q George
Hewlett; i ! N. e., Joseph L. Grimes
X. ). v. G. George Brstton; T.. s. v. q
Frederick Shaw; Il. s. g., James Ham.
mond; Z. s. s., Theodore Atklnaor
Chaplain, Lewis h Hushebeck. About
10 members of Eden Lodge accompanied
the grand Ulcers. The ceremonies were
followed by a supper at the JtiIerson
House.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
oHRISTMAs DOLL SAFE.
TO be Given ut institnIe Hall for the
Homeopathic Hospital.

homeopathic Hospital.
Tho doll sale Of this junior board Of the
Hence pathic Hospital will be held At
Institute Hall December 18th, l4th and
18Th.
Dolls Of every nationality under the
sun viii be present, from the biue. eyed
and golden haired American blonde tn
ire eiplnnd eyed celestial, tho dingy
Dlnhh, and the limp rag doll. All
6inds Of fancy articles suitable for dress-
ing Christmas trees will also be- on sale
An Interesting feature will be large old
fashioned chimney corner, around which
Will hang Christmas packages left by The
busy agents OF Santa Klaus. The res
taursnt will furnish oysters only, but
thosecf excellent quality and in all sttlsg.
VI The opposite side Of the room vii TO
the regulation cake and ice cream table.
At the candy table oil persons wishing
candy Tor Christmaa may order Il and
have il delivered at any desired time De-
fore christmas An interesting musical
programme will also he rendered. The
admission will be % cents for adult SINGLE
tickets, or SO cents for season ones; 10
cents for ohildFen's single tickets. or %
centa for season ones The plans for tho
cloNk room have already bsen completed
ard IL will be carried on 10 very ays.
.ematic and satisfactory manner. Con.
tributions Of any kind can be sent 20 Mrs
Edward Andrews, at the intersection OF
Delaware AID Pennsylvania avenues.
A few days before Ohristmas,a lAte not
yet decided upon, children's fair will be
given at the residence cf Mrs. Fl. I. Cause,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

Evan D. Morrison, arrested Saturday
evening on the charge OF gambling. wal
given hearing on Sunday and ordered
held IN $1,000 bail for general sessions
court. Morrison was indicted at the last
esssicn OF court for being Interested in
the keno dan at tho Malta House On
Wster street and his arrest wss upon !
oaptas issued at the instance Of the a.
torney general. Being unable to pro.
cure bail the prisoner will sojoarn in
New Castle jail.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

A valuable bay mare and o Rockavay
wagon, belonging to the Excelsior Brew.
ing Company, were stolen on Monday.
from 10 front OF the saloon Of II. Kienle,
on East Third street. Mr.. Kienle had
been using the team and hitched il IN
front Of hia place while ha went in to
dinner, but when he came out 1t was gone.
A man was observed TO get in tine wagon
and drive on The police were at onoe
notified and are on the lookout,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
a Double ErnoI,inr.

CHEYENNE, WYOMING, Oct, sl.-Fnrthar
particulars ofthe double lvnchipg on SNAKE
river, Carbon county, last week have
reached here. The bodies Of Adams and
patehy," the victims, were discovered by 4
settler named Davis Phelps, who followed
ne tran OF the masked horsemen from the
ilmIproyised JAIL to the place OF execution,
u haa been learned that "Dutehyis" name
was Charles Lutzler.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
4 nInrs,,ni kills n Man.

WABASH. IaD., Oct. 30.-Arthur Watkins
, hahllhRton was shot aud instantly killed
Klns had been arrestt d In tho morning and
while awaiting trial gave the cfiicsP the
Flip. Hosebraugh followed and couinq IN
WIN him ordered him to halt. He 10.
.ponded by drawing knife and rushing M
", .i oitirer when tho latter shot him, killing
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

\ German Csrpe..:s. sss... ssimsc,r.
NEW ioaE, Oct, 29.-Oharlea Dlels, a
German carpenter, So years old, COM
mitsed suicide by hanging himself during
the night in his room. Dele was a non.
union man and had work only in spells
when labor was scarce. Lately be had
iun behind In his rent and bis landlord
iat notified him yesterday to move. This
the door.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
A reacher,. sIrnnn.... -.

c LITTLE Rock, ARK., Dot. 2g.-M,s
carrie Turner, q teacher In The Ii,.,.
noox University, is supposed 10 hara
committed suicide. The lsdv S,o
bsps ana was traced TO tbe
D DaiI OF the Arkansas river
!; wH,on Is now being dragged. She
- oaughter of Judge Chamberlain n
ar,,as citizen and ranks high as an
ars.;. an unfortunate marriage and san.
afation are given as the cause e o0p-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

Coroner Barnhill on Saturday gave a
certificate of death from heart disease in
the case Of the sudden death Of MARY n,
Campbell Of No. 2l2 East Second street
who was found dead in bed Sa,urday,
The deceased retired to bed in ber
usual health Friday evening. She was'76
years old and was the mother in lay NJ
Robert Gibson, who fell dead few weeks
ago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
A $1,000 Chc,ter Eirn,

CHESTER, Pa, Oct. 31.-National Hall, the
second stofy Of which Is used for theatrical
performances and the first floor occupied
~ three stores, was partially destroyed by
i 10 o early this morning. The loss will reach
10000; partially insured. The origin Of
the IRE is supposed to be erdlary,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

PrTTsnuRa, Dot. 29.--At an early hour
this morning fire destroyed the Fariday
csEnon works and Auburn & Ackerman's
axle factory, on Thirty. third street. Loss
about $9O, 900; fully insured. The Fariday
company had 100, 200 carbons ready for
shipment which were destroyed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
whitechapel muroer.r 49,,

55ir1snSgAa, Dot. 2s.-The C1ronic,s
nessgrdph to-day prints letter from rom. !
theory and aIs saea,, IN London, giving the
n T,oya anu results result. Of the investigation Of
mr,S Snuon detective in the Whiiechapel
~era who declares that the crimes
d,s.s. committed by a woman or a man
s,t,rs'n IN Woman's clothes, an idss
eltifeiy overlooked By the London noI,oa
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

The Grand Eneampment Of Delaware
l. Q. o. r., will hold its annual session
on November goth, and the Grand Ia,dga
OF Delaware. l. o. o. F., will hold its
annual session on November 2lst.
leak was discovered ia the wate,
main IN South Wilmington ON SATURDAY.
and that suburb wac shut off from tba
usual supply of city water while the
damage was being repaired.
John Anderson, Jr, o young man liv.
ing in Brandywine hundred. had ono ~
ms hands badly injured day or two ago
py the explosion of charge in his gun.
ne was hunting squirrels waen the eup
was accidentally exploded.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
= :
Dcattl OF James HitcI,

Special Correspondence Of Gazett, and journal
MILFORD, Oct. 29.-Mr. James Hitch
died 81 o'clock thus morning. Hin
daughter, Mrs. Calhoun Of Wilmington
-as autographed for last night.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

CHICAGO, Oct, 27--lI a. IN @Ss".n,, :.
M Mnes. aas advanced to l1s, NAV 10 lisa
29t. '''' VI u May oats
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
SCRATCHED 70 YEARS,
Scnty, Itching skin Diseases with
Endlens suffering Cured by
CuttcnFa Remedies,

II had Known OF the CumcuRA ByyRn,ss
lwsn, y s'Rht care ag1i u you d htya saysi M,
: 0 0O two hundred doliarRj and an tmrnsnss
amount OF suflring, M dissass Dps rlnaia,
clrmeIcat On my head In a spot i g larcsr
tntn cent. IL s2read RAPIDLY all over my bod .
81 90 under 10Y mai The scales wouli tron
On q nue. al tho time, and my suffering was
endlsas, and without relief One no lpnnd inIs
lars wo nd NOT tempt me to hRvs this dil aaae
oVer again. 11o pror man, hut fe.l II h r. ia
relieved u what rome OF tho dor ors sail was
lepfo y tome ring -ornl, psori 8 8, etc tnok
;.. Fnd .... sa'sspaiillss oysr ne year and a
hSn, busno cure wsnt trtwo or thfpe d -cfora
and az cure. / cannot praise the lurcrR
RsMsOiEs too much. Z hey ave ma IL nv ahin
NJ rlsar and fires from scaiee a. a b. b ~. All j
usec OF Them wse til ee boKes of urICunh. ana
Tires bltilss of CuTicuRA RBs LyRNT, and twa
casss Of UTlcuaA SOAP II yoa ms bsen h,, a
aud said Slu would htye cured me fJT s. IN M
you Woult Il ava hal the money ! lopksf ,Ilse
ths picinre In y ur book Of REQ las tpIetnrs
number two, "How 10 Cure tkiu DisrasesI hit
now am IS CLEAR as any porHon evsr vse
Through force of habit rub nv b Ands ovsr
my hrllh snd legs 70 scratch on % IA a yhiir
put 70 no purpose nm all vel IscratehS3
TWEEN y-eifht years, and II got 10 no . kind Of
aecona nature 70 mo. I ihsnk you a thOusNSa
nnts Anything mora that You want 10 rroyv
write ne, or Any one VINO reads this mnY writ,
to me and Will answer T..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
wArzRsURY, W., Jan % 1, ISL S s."NIN'

Psorizsis, Rcz' ma, letter, R'ngworEo. L,cbap
atuti lls, Seal Head, Milk gruat Daudrnf N
naroefs', BhRers, Gre sern' and Washarw ma
slch. ant sve.y spscieu Of Itching, BuroInv'
sca'Ts f!mplg Humors OF the Sim and sesin
cure by CuTIoURA, the great Ssin IN ..S
EuECUdA auI r an exquisite Skin Beautioar AZ
t.nsls, UTcuRA BRsoLygNT The new
nnoon fnriher Inter taly, when phy scIAna and
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

solhG Tip pariila and ''Teppeoanoen
Stomach Tonic, made by Warner Of safe
Cure fame, are reproductions OF the best
OF the old time remedies, with which the
pioneers of America maintained their
rugged health.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

wr,,a I'I 4 q Is cured by Ayers sarsana,,ro
"fi'e j. orAyer Co.. Lowell, fof sS RIns.lss'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

- So'n evervw' ere Prize. cUrCuRA, 80, soar
&c x. y RFs LykEr 81. Prepared o he PSTTr,,,
tB- Nnuh Tor n 10 IN t,,irs aIt, ~, ., . .
pages, 30 Illustrations AMI 100 testInonials -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

lady said TO clerk in large grocery "You have no
idea how ordinary soap wasted The let remain in
the bottoms of the wahtubs dshpans and scubbng pals and
when the water poured off the soap has the consistency msh
and new bar must be taken from the box the soap would only
float they would it. and take of the when they were
through with it
The Ivory SOAP floats, replied the clerk Oil will foat
and the lvoRY SOAP made Of oils and oo per cent
pure, matter Of course il will float
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

Log cabins have mostly
disappeared az human habi
tations. Many good people
have lived happy lives in
them, and many gSea. men
have been born in them.
! Warner's LOG Cabin as,sa
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01

DfMPLE' bia r. reads, chspped AMI o,lv
w sain yrsvc ed By cUHcURL n gD,o kTsp
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-01
A WORD OF WARNING.

There are white each represented lust as good as The Ivory
hey ARE NOT but like all countsre lack the peculiar and remarkable Qualities ~
ae genuine Ask for Ivory" Soap and insist upon getting
CopyTrh / $50 ny rzrsa-t
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-12
Change Of Omsera.

Today W. n. England, land
clerk in the auditor OF states of
fee. retires. and his place is tax
EN- by A. G. Caine. Mr.. England
served two terms as auditor of
Hooking county and was a good
officer. He is an aggressive
Democrat and a prominent party
leader in the Hooking Valley
Alex. Caine is & Perry county
boy and q sterling Republican.
Both gentlemen are excellent
types of the hi'lmrn, and are
equally distinguished for party
fealiy.-Col. Journal, 9Th.
Mr.. England. after an absence
of six years in Columbus, filling
an important Office with credit to
himself and his party, is weIcom
ed home to Hooking He has
one of lhe bes: improved farms
in the Valley. and we are sure
his success will continue and al
ways hereafter as heretofore, his
table Will be spread with enough
OF good things for himself and
as we'll as fog the always
welcome visitor that knocks at
his hospitable door.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-12
L0gan's Library.

Books are now opened for sub
scription 10 the capital stock OF
the Logan Library Company. The
object Of the company is to fur
nish 10 IFS members and The pub.
lie. at a low cost, and abundan,
supply of good, pure literature,
The homes of our town are de-
ficient in library accommodation.
This results rom the inability.
financially, of the majority of the
heads OF families 10 supply the
home with such books as would
be useful and beneficial in the
highest degree. Cultivation is
The result largely Of healthy read
ing. The moral, social and bus
mess life assume higher STAN
dard in proportion, as the people
are educated.
The Library Company propos.
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