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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-02-28
SheriTss Sales.

Last Saturday Sheriff Gallagher
sold land in the following cases:
Alvah Moore, administrator vs.
David NJ. Matthews, ct AL, eighty
acres in Ward township appraised al
$4,000; 10 John j. and Benjamin
Auchauer, for $2,667t
julius }. Wright, VS.. Benjamin
F. Parker ct al, eighty-two acres in
Perry township, appraised at s436
to jacob Fox for 1921.
Michigan Mutual Life Insurance
Company, VS.. Charles N. Haskell.
eighty acres in Benton township,
appraised at $3.50 to the plaintiff
lor 1867.
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Special Locals.

We notice TINT John Slisher is
again at his place of business and
ready 10 wait upon his patrons.
lie serves a splendid lunch and
his beer, bass ale aud liquors are
always choice. He also supplies
families with the finest fresh oys-
ters the Baltimore market al
fords. For the fat things Of the
land, call on John Slisher.
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Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining in the post Of.
lice at Logan, OHIO. Feb. 2Sth, SO.
Persons inquiring for the same will
please say advertised:
Davis Allen. Miss Barbara Barn
ee, John S. England. s. w
French. ]. 4. Gleson. Miss J.
Hayden, Morgan Kanode. Henry
Myers (Green twp Era Rennells
Sarah S,ivison. John l.. Sexies=
ieIsoh. Miss Delilah Whit, Miss
Cora Weekly. Joe II. Whit, Joe
A Whit. Chas Rose, L. ii.
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HIGH PRESSURE AREAS.
The Enemies that Knock the
"Sous" Winds Out "Be Cob"

Mr.. Frank Myers. our local wealth
er prophet, has had much TO say
about "sous'' winds, not only IN
this. but in preceding seasons, and
1t ls not at all to our liking that we
are compelled to admit that very
many of his predictions have not
been verified. During the winter
and up to recent dale, Mr.. Myers
has claimed that the action Of the
"sous' winds must necessarily de-
stroy all hopes Of an ice harvest in
this latitude. This prediction caus-
ed much sorrow among local ice
dealer. Indeed it looked for a time
as if the weather had been made up
to suit tbs prediction of Mr.. Myers.
In an evil hour, however, the ele
ments entered into conspiracy
and sent out an anti cyclone, which
not only made Ice tor the dealers,
but also humbled the prophet in the
eyes of the people. The anti-cy
clone IS a curious concern. 1t is q
sort of heat engine in reverse. 1t
consists of Il core of cold, contract
ed, descending, surrounded by
ring of relatively warm. aseemling g
air. The air is cooled principally
by radiation IN passing t, the center
from surrounding regions in he up
FER atmosphere, where radiation is
practically unobstructed. Air flows
to the certer because the center be
ing cold and contracted, is lowest.
The air going out at tho bottom is
heated by contact with the earth
and by heat ree"lved from the sun,
which, is mostly retained near the
earth's surface. Being thus fed
principally by air which is dry by
reason of having been through the
center, the condensation of vapor of
water plays hut small part IN the
maintenance of high pressure areas;
rains or SHOWS are infreqnent and
light within their bounds, an their
force is measure only of differ |
once between the heat received at
the bottom and lost at the top, aud
they lack tho concentrated
energy derived from heat
released by condensation, frequent
ly exhibited by cyclones or low
pressure areas. Cyclones have en-
orgy from three sources-condensa
ton, which is greatest. radiation,
and sun and earth heat; anti cy
clones show on the we1ther map as
a more or less perfect circle ofh,gh.
surrounded by lines of decreasing
usually conforming close
ly in distance and shape.
Anti cyclones move mostly east,
with II inclination south. Many
enter over Minnesota and Dakota
and leave over the Carolinas and
Virginia. Usually colder, fair
weather prevails east and south OF
their centers. and fair " Gather grow
ing warmer west and north. A
weeks fire ea1her, produced by the
passage Of one anii-cyclone. is not
lnfrcquent, particularly in the fall
Of the year.
The fu!fi|lmeni of recent p'edic-
tions by tn, " Gather clerk at Wash
inston D. c., claims the affection Of
the people for that pers' mage ut
present and if Mr. Myers would re-
gain his lost prestige, he should cuI-
tivate the clerks acquaintance an |
enter into Il covenant with him, that
from this time on. sand forever, the
house Of Myers should have full
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BUCkLEN'S ARNICA
SAT.VE

The Best Salve in the world IoI
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores. litter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains Corns, a. l
all Skin Eruptions. q nd positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. |
is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
80 cents per box. For sale by +.
Harrington.
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For Rent.

My business room on Main street, a
few doors west Of the Rempel House
Terms low, and possession given imme-
diateIy or on the first Of April.
Feb. lltf n. j. WE1LAxD.
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ORGAN for Rent.

A good eight stop organ for rent
cheap. Call on l.. l.. LAW,
Photograph Gallery.
Cor. Main & Mulberry.
Feb 21-tf.
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Bob Sta!sers and Vic Teuscher.
Of New S!raiisvillc, are visiting
our town. They are always well
come visitors.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-02-28

Everybody is delighted, chill
dren and all, with Isinelart's
Cough Balsam. L. Harrington.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-02-28

knowledge o the movements of the
anti-cycloi Q. Sous W nd. are an IN
portant feature in the make up of
the weather. but they do not speak
to the anti cyclone as is passes by.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-02-28

Bring your Job work
to the SENTINEL.,
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BATTERY PARK HOTEL.
Frascati Park Hotel,

PLEASANT SUMNER HOTEL AT TOLEDO O.
THE HOTEL MADISON,
Convenient TO all lake resorts 10 bathing fishing
ana executions. Lawn aud cfOquct attached TO ho-
tel send for circular. A. o. BROWNE. MGR
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General News.

Tue Chickasaw will leave this evening for
White River points.
The river at this point Is ola, q rise of 0
tenths since last report,
THE Granite State left Evansville at 10
pm. Monday for Memphis.
Tue Ruth, last evening, departed for New
Madrid and the upper bends.
THE Ohio, John S. Patterson in command,
cleared last evening for Cincinnati.
The Golden Rule left Evansville for New
Orleans before daylight yesterday.
The Eugene, Il. b. Smith, Captain, left for
Arkansas River points last evening.
Tue Gayoso was the st. Francis River
packet outward bourd last evening.
LEE LINERS outgoing this evening: Goa
homa, for Friars Point; Rosa Lee, for os-
ceola.
TIE Mississippi and the Missouri Rivers
=. will rise The Ohio will rise at Cairo and
fall at points above.
ANCHOR LINERS up and down yesterday:
CITY OF Vicksburg for ST. Louis and Belle
Memphis for Natchcz.
THE James Lee will be In port tomorrow
morning and will 60 out again tomorrow
evening for Arkansas City.
FoREcAsrs till o'clock am. wednesday:
Showers, followed Wednesday by fair;
warmer variable winds Rising tempera.
ture and fair weather may be expected dur
ing Wednesday and Thursday IN the Ohio
and Lower Mississippi Valleys.
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Trust Sale.

w y'uue Of deed 81 trust executed on the iiih
dhy Of January itsl, hy n. ,. fckrfiY % The 90.
urIHlHurit Hs trustee. tn secure certain ludfhleh
nra Wrf.Iu ulmr.i. rill decd nf ifu.t registered
IN ihn Registers ulhUu ul shelby county Irnucs
$50 iu hnus SO d.. plgn tln and l. fuirucl tn.
nni sail ndDhiciro.. Icing unfald. Nd the request
Of uc bruliclafir therein named We will. on
Trostay, june IS, $50
~ the southwest corner Of MaIn and Madison
turct, Mgmphlt Tenn. sell o. thn highest tildrE
lnl u. ID. thc following teal CIaiH situate IN the
tiN ~ Nomphit, shelby county. lcuu. tnHlti
h'H inning N point un thu f,si sIlC If ~ 'oiO
sfeNi HutrniVnfo itAl lcot north ui Nauce street
AMI funuuN thence nuHn with ir.u'u street aef.
ruI I'VE NHi0ri thence u.sfuanlIf "a right angles
~ hrsOiu 9ifUtt uuo huuinld HHd eighty lsl ieeti
thence s1uthWnftly .rrcIiyhtr HiI i0eti thcncs
ensivnfiiy unC hunfrd iuI 81. hu lan ret %
iho beginning end ir.u1 luis Nnt aiid p IA
b.o0t NJ OIL ni thai rfr uf aid tlU ~ Memphis
OfmrflY rtliDl south MUmIhia
The ID i we'll Improved tbriu hciHE GOOD rclt
dunrn Of Uirhi uf uIuU fuuns nni usual cuutc'
nlcncc, upon 10 aud il vel Wunhy ihe attention
ui IEruus seeking Investment
Equity q redemption hirfi Tie TIE ~ SAID
fgal ftiaio is u,.,tgd to bt gg0i bat We III ell
and CONVEY HH Trustees only,
STIRLING rrnaON
" %. MllkEhuN 1rlslcca
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A DOUBLE MURDER.
The Little Town OF Morldon Greatly Ex.
cited,

cited.
LEBANON, n. v, juno 1.-THE quiet
community Of MeridSp, In the town Of
Painted, Is greatly excited over a double
murder perpe,raied there this morning.
The scene Of tho tragedy Is a two story
frame farmhouse about quarter Of a mile
from Meriden village occupied by Mrs.
Orville Freeman. agcd sixty-soyen, and
her son Lucien, thirty years old, who car
ried ON farming. Circumstances are not
fully known. Il seems, however, that
Freeman has been subject 10 hereditary
insane spells, and, although he was not
considered a dangerous person il has been
necessary 10 watch him closely at these
times. A brother named Fred stayed
with him Friday aud saturday night, but
being unable to leave his own work, 90.
cured John Morgan, Of Mcrdcn. 10 go 10
the home place and take care Of Lucien
II Is apparent that he retired as usual
Monday night. During the night he left
his own room on tho second floor and, go-
ing down stairs, occupied bed lounge.
isNNN ia AlN hNIulhN Nv hIust ana rttufs
ing an ax entered Morgans room and gave
him two blows with the AK. Morgan was
evidently killed by the first blow. II
would seem that Airs. Freeman mus, have
been aroused and, partially dressed, had
left her room 20 60 b. the Kitchen, where
che was oyenakcn by the murderer aud
struck on the head with the AK. lie then
left the house In almost nude condition
and started for Oryillo Eat9n's, distance
OF two miles, reaching there about $3.50
o'clock am, and aroused Mr.. Eaton. who
took him into the house. Subsequently
Lucien told Eaton what he bad done. The
Sheriff was notified aud arrested Freeman.
lie showed the Sheriff where he left the
ax, in the pasture near the house. and Il
was found covered with blood. The prs.
onor appears perfectly calm and readily
answers every question.
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A. Evansville.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal

hpccIAI DIspaIch 20 he Appeal.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, June 1.-THE Iron
Duke, with a large tow which preceded
new ferryboat, passed down at O'Clock this
morning. The Bonanza, with fair freight
list and $50 registered passengers, left at $3.50
o'clock this morning, adding $50 bales OF
cotton and several passengers. All locals
got out on time, including the w. f. Nesbit
TO Florence with fair business. The latter
was full OF excursionists. Business active
with liberal offerings The Golden Rule, for
New Orleans, left before daylight this morn
ing. The Granite State. for Memphis, left
at 10 o'clock last night The L. +. Schonck.
with good freight and sixty people, up at 10
O'Clock last night.
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a. Cairo.
Special Dispatch to Inc Anneai.

CAIRO, Ill, June 1.-The Harry Brown
brought thirty-eight empties from ST. Louis
IN one tow this morning and returned with
several bargcs of coal this evening. Alice
four barges OF coal, aud took part 10 Il.
Louis this evening. The II. f. Deyoe, from
Marietta, passed 10 st. Louis today seeking a
short trade and having load Of nails iron.
etc. The City Of Providence passed up ut 5
O'Clock this morning with a fair trip. The
A. J. Baker, up at o'clock tonight, has a
tow Of logs for st. Louis. The Minnctonka
went 90 Natchez this evening. The river
rusc one inch In twcnty-iour hours, but will
be rising more rapidly Tomorrow.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

The board Of EquaiignfI0n. composed Of the ini
lowing Ecnucmcn. uessr " - oOodwyu. " -.
.falf anl ,, \. hokeUn will meet IN ihn Court
house on Monday lupc n i0 hear any AMI ~ com
paints 81 taxpayers a. 10 iLc nuUssmCni of their
pfopcfiy Tor the year is,B
The districts assesssd b. J. G. Stewart vii 10
iakcn NJ Monday Jnus
Tuesday the ith, al districts assessed by Well
=, wednesday, tho 9Th. oil districts assessed br w.
Thursday, lie 9th. all districts assessed by n. ".
Pryor.
Commencing Friday. The 5th the districts and
the wards Assessed by a b. smith
=, All The books will b. rrady Tor examination
a. g. SLAUGHTER
Chairman ~ County Court
IL b sHirif,
As.s.s1f II shelby County
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PARIS EXPOSITION.
THROUGH TICKETS TO pARIs
VIA LIVERPOOL.
West India aud Pacific steam ship COMPANY.
Maii steamers.

ina ifom The South 20 Liverpool are very popniat
Will pat.cnFsr, and the route they afe being ID,
liable 70 bad weather than that % the New Yofk
ttra nier makes the trip thoroughly Onlarabi0
The following steamers are esicciad 10 leave hofe
JAMAICAN, 70 aail about June i5
- on fatu-licuco ~ Liverpool. 500, through
tisO. 90 tbigdelats rail. $40.
Return fickeia-New orleans 10 Liverpool and
rriurn. tQi New Orleans W Paris and return
hf.tel.e AZ the way. tklo Children aud servants
al reduction
rcr further particulars ~ % freight and passage
apply 70 A. J. sANDEHA
0Carondelci Street. New Oficana
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~ trims N rHufrrt the tnmfauy musf deposit
thr sum ~ Oh prizes included Doe che arhumr hefnfs
sllinF sIugI1 ticket, anl D. ci,o the following
unlrlHl permit.
CERTIFICATE . hofvhy certify that the Ion.
don iluk Of Mexico and auuih America has On
special deposit ihe ugHr7arI iuuds 10 guarantee tho
payment Of ". price dnwn by ihc Lotcria 10 Ia
lrnrIHturia tuhIrt
o. RDpKGrZ RIVERA. tnicrvcnior.
Iufihtr ih1 Co pHuy d vqulful o. d.liributs
niyHiK Der cent ri che value ~ an Che tickets In
irla0s - laurf proportion than l. given b. any
other iufirfT.
Finally. enc number ~ tickets l. limited 10 1900
-lutul ices than ace odd bY other Lotteries usns
The same s0hn.HH
fuf fuI particulars "a irca q. fiassotti, Apar
tnhn i.h city of Nrnlrn uf y. W. CULLEN, his
finrdue street, Nashville, Tenn, drnfrai Agent
iHf ruiu ~ Tennessee To ave time Ia getting
urkrti alirrss Yuur letters tn Nashville. Tenn.
Enclose paper money lu Orlluay lHttff, Postal
N0ir uf IrrffH Money unlcf, ~ Currency amount
lnT iu A. hY rkuf1lI nc our expense 10 Nashville
Prizes i1II without discount
AGENTS WANTED.
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Insolvont Notice.
ffATr 90 TENNESSEE suTiHY COUNTY.
OTTicr tOuNTY Gown CtrHE,
MIHImI. II.n-. IMnl 4 I.-I

MtHfHis. 1rsN., June Z, iss1.
To Mhfy nsnriac EKecuthK
Having ugHcsie1 the insolvency ~ tho estate %
Augustine Dauflac, deceased you are hereby OF.
dtfcd to aiyu notice, BY Advertisement In some
newspaper published within the sid state and
also al iho court house door VI shelby County Tor
MANNER prescribed by law, on 90 bof0re The IN
day II september, lao, and any claim not filed on
az bsiufy aid day % before an appropriation "
tho iuuif u aid cslala a made shall ~ forever
haired both IN law and equity.
Wtnoss my hand at once, this lth day Of June,
fsu n ! QUi0t.kf, CLERK.
By Tnos n GRESHAM. b. Q.
Notice Il hereby given ~ provided Wy the aboye
order NARY DAuKiAC.
T1ecutfin 81 Auguane Daurlac, doccasod
This an day Of June, iSsA
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"REME,iBER. That the payment of Prizes IL
Guaranteed by Pour National tanks u New
orleans, aud the Tickets aro signed by the prcsi-
frcntnf,d Ia The Highest courts: Therefore hewaro
OF All mutations or anonymous srhCmcs"
" fraction ~ Ticket Issued by u Ia ANY Draw.
ING Anything in our namu offered for less than
Dollar Il n sWindlc
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oFFicEs furnished with towel rack, comb,
brush and clean towel every morning ior
25 cents por week, by Memphis steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any Office.
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Ntage of The Itlycr.

OTrCE SIGNAL sEHyicE a. RA
MEMPHIS, Tenn, juno n, 1859. I
Tho following observations aro taken NJ all sta
Hons IN the 18th meridian time. which 4 one hour
later Than Memphis slime:
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A Coed Thing.

Floyd & MONEYS soda, with pure fruil
juices and ice cold, Ia delicious beverage.
Try H.
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For CtuB RATES or any further information de.
sired write legbly 90 tho undersigned clearly stat.
number More mpid return mall doiivery will be-
as'uvd by your enclosing an envelope bearing
your full ndlrrss
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ISsuRE your pn.houscs in the Citizens
Insurance company, No. ~ Madison street.
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leaves Arrives
siimliod Fs..- tiopm silmiiei ~ .- 100 a IN
'Nail uul IA. Fiuam EMAIL aud IA. 10 ul pm
iNCuhlfl Ac Aiipm lNcUtrm 40. Hll ~ m
Limited efpwu trains run Hlili between Men
phis and Louisville. Carrying Pullman Huinit
Drawing ROOM sleeping Carr NaI Huh Express
runs tnlld between Mrmphls ami luuIaHlliH car.
ninf se.sni slecflnF and reclining chair cirs con.
ngCNnE t'nfrly ~ Fulton iuf Cairo tL Louis aud
thlrEn. giving The uulY day train from Memphis
~ y IuuIl IIrLll OHIO Mn..r l.r-LulI llull
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IMPORTANT.
Address n. 4. DAuPuIS.

Address n. A. DAUPUIN,
or N. a. DAuPHIN,
Washington, ~. q.
or ut No, West Court ~, Memphis, Tom,
ny ordinary letter. containing Money order IL.
snel by all Express companies, New York Ex'
change, Draft OF Postal Note
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THE RIVERS.
Movements nj the Leyee.

Arriyals-Belle Memphis, St. Louis; Cit
of Vicksburg Natchez; Chickasaw, Whit
River Coahoma, Friars Point; Rosa Lee
Osccola.
Departures-Belle Memphis, Natchez; Cit
of Nicksburg st. Louis; Ohio, Cincinnati
Ruth New Madrid; Eugene, Arkansas River
Gayoso. St Francis River
Boats in Port--Joseph Henry, Chickasaw
Coahoma, Rosa Lee.
Boats due Up-Jim Lee, Arkansas City.
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leaves Arirst
-. q. Nall...s.sttp pm ~. ~ Man ......7 On an
stariif lHrfCaf go pm e-ariiH EfpHrsi. liam
tArm l1l lrTm an tAC'm q t1.l ffIii pm
Passengers between Memphis AMI Hauils should
take -luia stpra 0f local irrlght AZ mail Train
VIII not atop ID stations between hrmphisaud Hafs
Dis lhr accommodation aud local freight carries
d ruarh irf uin accommodation ~ loTft travel
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Address Registered Lsl.sr C'nAining Currency 10
NEW oBLEANs SATIOSAL BANK,
New Onenna. In
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MAMMOTH DRAWING

AT Tho Academy of Music. New Orleans,
TuEsDAY, JUNE IS. 1850.
Capital Prize, {: {: 5000, 900
100000 Tickets at $40 Halves, $40, Quar-.
tors Si0i Elghths. co. Twontieths,
aai Fortieths 81.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements In hs column tV Be CHARGED n, rn,, ii,
lbc fort'ro 'e'oae stitlo tlpo Insertions, 2Sc one
tpcck, SOC.
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WANTED.

|
| A SITUATION BY A COMPETENT PRESCRIp
| ~ tlon druggist; speaks German: strictly tenn
| perate Address A, b Liebmann Is WASHINGTON.
| A SMART, ENERGtTIC MAN, WHO TRAVELS
| ~ through small towns calling on General
Stores, druggists, stationers, etc 10 represent on
commission, fNtclass New York Importing
| House in line OF goods which finds ready SAID.
this is iirstcla's chance for wide,awake man To-
| make money none other need apply; the best of
references required. Address
"lMP0RTERs" 20. Box 1871 New York.
A GENTS TO SELL TUE CLEMENTS SAFE TO
~ business and professional men, farmers and
| private families For illustrated catalogue and
terms, address NJ. CLEMENTS, Cincinnati. Ohio.
| A GENTS TO SELL TIE CLEMENTS SAFE TO
~ business and Professional men. farmers and
private Families For illustrated catalogue and
terms address NJ, Clements, Cincinnati, o.
A WHITE SERVANT GIRL REFERENCES
~ required. Good homo and good wages APP
| ply at SO Poplar street
A GENTS WANTED, EITHER sEX FOR BOT.
n tied Electricity. Greatest cntarrh and head.
ache cure ever seen. Some agents are making $50
day Address U. 5. Homo Mig. Co., r. dept,
Chicago, Ill.
A BLACKSMITH AT
"a oUNNlNGaAMs WAGON WORKS.
CooK, DIsHwAsHER AND CIAMBERMAID,
~, white preferred Apply to THEo. GoEBEL,
10 Washington street.
EoR OFFICE WORK, A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
II nnDltS ana personal address: must be n good
correspondent CHARLES NJ WILLIAMS, Green.
VILE, Miss.
IGOR THE UNITED STATES ARMY, ABLE
II bodied unmarried men between the ages OF Il
ana 30 years; good payprations. clothing and med.
lea attendance Apply at $40 Front street, Mem
phiS Tenn.
HANDs TO LEARN SHIRT AND HUTTON.
IL hole making. LOEBS LAUNDRY, Il and
81 Monroe street.
IToRsEs TO PASTURE; TELEPHONE liza
II Jos, BuRNEI. Woodawn stock Farm.
I WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW LADIES ON SAL
airy TO take charge Of our bushes, at their home.
No talking required Permanent position. Wages
80 per week. Money advanced for wages etc.
WIN pay good wages II only part of the time can
be employed. can refer TO the best people In
Louisville. Address with stamp.
Mrs. MARION WALKER,
Fourth and Chestnut Streets Louisville, Ky.
NO attention paid To postal cards.
I ADl AdENrs-Entirely new female under.
IL garments nothing like IL over 1000 sold p St
month; some agents make as high rs slOJa day
nearly UOOOO testimonials positive proof ira MIRA
II. y. Little Chilago. Ill
MANAGER on SALARY 5000 PER YEAR.
wi 10 open branch Office In your locality: bust.
ness purely mercantile; one that will inspire you
win pride, pleasure and profit. trade established
no canyassing or peddling; rare opportunity j.
D. SHEPARD, 20 aud "a W. 5th 81 Cincinnati, O.
ONE OR TWO REFINED LADIES AND GEN.
~ uemen 10 work for the National Library Com.
pany Work very pleasant aud COMPENSATION frt
class. Call at Odd Fellows Hall
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT. e ri
~ hoIChklss a CO, Jewellers n Madison 81
OLD GOLD AND SILVER FOR CASH OR TX.
" change MULfoRD's. 2gl Main street
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