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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-05-16
It Was a Surprise,

The many friends of Flave S.
Case. the popular young drug
gist, had long since concluded
that he had taken out a life men,
bershlp in the independent order
of bachelors, but in this they
were mistaken. Friday evening,
he was married 10 Mrs. A. NJ.
Baird, Rev. j. +. Williams olIic.
iating. The SENTINEL offers con.
gratulations. We hope their mar
ried life may be a long period Of
peace and prosperity. The groom
is son of the late Flavius Case
and nephew of the late Oakley
Case. He has by his industry
and close attention to business
taken front rank among the
most prominent druggists in the
Hooking Valley, and displays
his usual good sense in taking to
himself wife. He has earned
the right to enjoy life in a home
of his own. The elder Cases were
honored and respected by the
people of this community, be-
cause they were good citizens.
This is also true of FIave, and
We feelsure that his many friends
will subscribe 10 this sentiment :
May the tribe increase.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-05-16

If you lack energy and are
1rowsy, lake Rinehart's Liver
Pills. l u dose.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-05-16

At Jacob Schwarz's Hardware Store
you can buy the Millburn aud Webster
Farm Wagons: all styles of Buggies,
handsome Expire sses and Road Carts.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-05-16
Special Locals.
Sulky, Revolving and Hand Hay
Rakes, ut JACOB SCHWARZS.

Sulky, Revolving and Hand Hay
Rakes, at JACOB SCHWARZ'S.
The time of year has come when
the painting and perspiring citizen
wends his weary way to the place
where cooling drinks are dispensed i.
and the inner man is refreshed and
invigorated. If he is wise and we'll
informed, he will 60 to John Sllsh.
er's. where tho coolest of Lager in
bottles and ON draft. and all kinds
of summer beverages are served
His rooms are pleasant and cool
and his customers receive polite
and prompt attention.
At Jacob Schwarz's Hardware Store
you can buy the Millburn aud Webster
Farm Wagons; all styles of Buggies,
handsome Expresses and Road Carts.
Persons wishing to improve
their memories or strengthen
their power Of attention. should
send to P,of. Loisette, 237 Fifth
ave., N. Y, for his prospectus
post nee, as advertised in an
other column. May 9--3t.
Grain Cradles, Scythes and Snathes;
at JACOB SCHWAkIS.
If you lack energy and are
drowsy, lake Rinehart's Liver
Pills. u dose.
L. Harrington.
Grain Drills, one q; two horse, Har-
rows and all kinds OF Plows, at
JACOB SCHWARZS.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-05-16
GUN LOST.

l lost my gun in Crawford's
field, south west of the river
bridge. The person returning
the same will he rewarded.
CONRAD IlGNER.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-05-16
Notice Of Settlement.
All persons indebted to me
will please call and settle.
ANDY HOLL, Jr.

Corn Shelters, Pumps, Nails, Iron,
Glass, Forks and Spades, at JACOB
SCHWARZ'S Hardware Store.
Barbed Wire, Picket Wire Fencing,
Screen Doors and Churns, at JACOB
SCHNARZ'S.
C. Auitman's and Aultman & Taylor
Tkreshing Machines, Buckeye Reaper
and Moving Machines, at
JACOB SCHWARZ'S.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-05-16

Grain Drills, one q two horse, Har.
rows and all kinds OF Plows, at
JACOB SCHWARZ'S
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Local Items.
1854 sls~
-SSIe9
Donoyan--Artistic Tailor.

Grant Wright is laid up with
broken arm.
Chas. Rose was in Cincinnati
las! week, buying goods.
Miss Tenie Cook is sick wit
malarial fever.
Ed. l.. Davenport was at Som
ersst Saturday.
f. N. West was in Columbu
Sunday.
The festive spring lamb is nov
beng served by our butchers.
Frank Baird spent Sunday q
this place.
A son was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. James Bailey, Monday.
o. P. Clancy, OF Canal Win
chester, was in town Monday.
Col. Victorious O'Teuscher il
stlll hunting the New Straitsville
post Office.
c. r. Baird has been visiting
his mother at the furnace for
several days the past week.
Fairfield county will put mp
soldiers monument the coming
season.
Harry SAlby. night operator at
the depot, is again nj his place
after short vacation.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Willie Grier. of
Lancaster, spent Sunday in this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. IL. Willard
visited at Baird's Furnace. Sun
day.
John Kennedy. Of Shawnee
and John Mccormick. of Baird's
Furnace, were in town Sunday.
C.L. Barker, Of the Portsmouth
Times. spent Saturday evening
in tins city.
The foundation of the Charles
Wright House has been COM
pleted.
Armstrong ard Nixon have
completed the addition 10 their
livery stable.
A. H. Brooke holds his badge
without fear of competing cham
pions carrying it away.
Lee Cresap. of Nelscnvilie.
spent Sunday with his parents
in this place.
Mrs. D. H. Willard is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Baird. 1t Bard
Furnace.
The rain Saturday evening was
q timely and much needed bless
ing. There was good rains in all
parts Of the country.
Mr.. Eli Chute. a subscriber of
the SEHrrNEL for over forty years.
was among the callers at this
ofiice Monday.
The Agricultural Board at its
meeting Monday. awarded the
printing of the premium lists to
the SKNTINEL.
James Berry, Of Laurel town.
ship, has been appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Joel Glib
ison, deceased.
Absolem Mccormick, one Of
the old settlers in Monday Greek
township. Perry county, was
buried last week.
John Nofestones our county
treasurer, bought the James
Campbell farm in Perry town
ship, enc day last week. There
are 236 acres in the tract.
Bridge. Mcbride. widow ofthe
late John b. Mcbride. Of Gore,
has been appointed guardian of
Mary G, Catherine NJ, Annie E
and Timothy g. Mcbride.
George and Louis Kleinsmidt
left for Goshen, Va, Sunday
evening. They win do some re-
pair work at the furnace at that
place.
Mr.. Mich Gear, the cn!erprlsing
manager at Harmison's, contributes
some valuable information this
week for our advertising columns.
Read what be says.
Jim Bowen has had a pretty
serious time with one of his ewes
the past week. He poisoned it
in some way and has suffered a
great deal in consequence.
Mr.. Darius White, of the Lo-
gan Manufacturing Company,
was stricken down by heat FRI
dav, and has been quite sick
ever since. 1t is thought that he
will soon be himself again.
A. E. Price, a graduate of the
Athens University, a prominent
young educator and one of the
brightest young fellows in the
r.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-05-16

Crocker Fertilizer, Machine and Lin
seed Oil, at SCHWARZ'S.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-05-16
new YORK. :
.sGS&

4 T the Centennial Of Washing
N tons Inauguration at New
York last week, New York Dry
Goods Jobbers made special prices
on Goods to reduce stock. While
we were not there in person, Our
New York buyer, who is ''on to
the ropes" as you might say, was,
and secured for Ills some Of the
many bargains. These are arriv-
ing this and next week, and in-
clude the following goods:
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing accom- is and vouchers have been filed
in the Probate Court of Hooking county
Ohio, for first and final settlement,
Robert White, Administrator of the es-
tate of HaVid Goss. decd.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 18th day OF May, 1889, at Id O'Clock !;
n. NJ. or as soon thereafter as may he con-
venient. w. T. ACKER,
April 25-Sw Pre- Judge.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY".

"With regard to Father Koeberl's
remark, that it is 'out Of place. to
publish in the Peoples Column
matters which concern the Hierarchy
or clergy, we beg to differ from him.
1t all depends upon the nature of the
matters discussed. AS the present
controversy has shown, there is a
wide field over which priests and
layman may travel, in dealing in a
Catholic newspaper with many mat
ters, without trespassing upon any
province into which they may not
properly enter''..
8emertunB ber .9ssrtbtp. Chronicle
bonn 81. Suit 1888 su einem Ginee=
iarbt oes bodtp. 9errn &. 25berl, als
tn benz genanntem 9latte bon anrnD=
men GinIenbsrn @eltht ssbalten tpurbe
nidt itber e tnen, fonbern iiber a lie
ameritanil&en 9rieiter oeutider 3unge,
pelhe einen 81. .. prteiferberein ge
griinoet batten. Stun, mas Der .Nprtb
GbrDnicle' unperbDten lit. biirfte AUDI
benz .Wanberer' erlaubt lein.
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;SortlaufenSe ur. lll4.

Staatsss.'. tpelde man iider ni4t Der
atboliteufreunbidaft u,eiben" f1nn,
foleenbe 8emerfuneen: gu ben bielee
vGrantS" tpeI6e bon benz &eebte ieces
ameritaniihen 8iirsers. fi@ Bffentli4
ais Giel birsuifeasn, auseiebisen @es
braud MAIDEN, ideinen bic Mitslieoer
oes - v8atriottiaen Oroens Der SDhne
Imerita'S" 3u sebDren. Ser Bofoner
3weia bieies Oroens, bon bsfen gri
fen, bisber tpobl nod tpenise 2eute
etne Ibnung sebabt ba6en, benubts bic
6eier BON Waibinston's @eburtstag,
nm In ieiner 4rt 80 trtDtts MUS"
gu trei6en. IS itno bort bluttriefenoe
Reoen eesen Die 8otboliten sebllten,
ooer pielm:br sesen bic Seluiten, \oenn
ale &atbolitsn - 10 iagte ein ,patrio.
tiider" 8foffs = itno Seluiten. Die
uSeitreoner" perlite1ten, oab bic anne.
rifaniide gssieruna gliidll4er 8siis
eine vprpteit1ntii5e" ist uno oaB Die
r6mii9e Sirde, tpelde tpeiter nidts
al8 cine politiide Moidine iei, nidt
obne piel 8lutpersieBen unterotiidt
peroen tDnne, @snn 8eorse Waibinsz
ION oisitn nnitnn bdtte anbDren ind11en,
10 triirse er fib nod i'm @rabe berum.
seorebt baben. 60 Bate ct ii6, als er
oie 3iisel her vprotsitamiiden" &eeier.
ung iibernabm, bic ameritaniide Srete
belt, Die religi6ie Eoleren3 in unierer
&spubIit iderlib niht pDrsefeat!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14

fenber etelle ein3ieben, unb, penn ser
'8anberer' Elm @erldumber trHr. ibn
gebbrig beim G6cpf nebnen.
uaber es 1T nod niali4es rabr, blps
fagen barf man es niAt."
Sn aQ' oieien Anfeinbunaen &c. ifan=
ben Sic 9er Nebacteur, ALIEN unb
haben In Sbrer MdBisung. itrensen
Wabrbeitsz unb Gerehtisteitsliebe, 8er=
tbeicisuns unierer bl. Sntereiien, Be-
icnbers Der oeutiden tatb. @ereine, Die
ben .8anberer' als ibr Organ erforen
baben, llniere bDae Mnerte1nung perz
oient, bie i4 Sbnen per6nliA bisrn1it
ausiprehe.
Wer iit nod NIT mir einrerifan6en?
SD tpihoe tpiiniden, beicnbers bic Naz
men Der 8. 6. Il. gereine i'm MnihluB
an bieie anertennilng su ieben.
grgetmit
ST. a6berl,
9f. b. 9ers Seiu Gsmsinbe,
ct. pauI.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-14

ifammt bon einem unbemittelten beut=
ihen 8ater nar,ens @armenmader llnb
elmer Sdotttn ab, muBte ais Sdulfnobe
in feinen Sreiifunben In elmer 3ieselet
arbeiten, tpure 2aufiunse, tnahte ,,2bts
niides @aHsr", eriparte iid Bis gu
ietneat 90. Sabre $4,000, begann tn
ieinem %. Sabre Elm Rleioereelddit unb
bat bieles naeb unb nah CUR rieiigaen
2leioerbanoluns gmerita's eema9t
Dab CT Elm seiadFtsmdnniihes Salient
erifen &anges it, unterliest tsinem
8ueifel.
Ser Ober= 8unoesantpat t
0enb 0arrilon Miller, 48 Sabre
ali, aus oem 5taote yaetp Oort eebiir=
tia, fam ais iunser 9lopotat nad Sort
Babne, Snoiaua, 1T felt 10 Sotren
Mitslieo Der Qar:ion'lden NooOtaten.
fi,ma In Snoianapolts, bat ben Ruf ei'
nes iebr iiihtisen 9tsdtstenners unb
seuiebt oaS Bertrauen ieines ;, ,gatt,erS"
oern,aBen. baB Siefer istt ben Manu, Der
nie ein Dfentlides 4mt betleioets, sa ieit
mem Sulti5niniiter genabt tat.
Der Mderbauminilfer Seres
aliab DC &uSt, seburen In Obio I'M
Stunt $780, fam als iunger Sarmer
nat 8tsconiih nerlab neben benz 8e-
trte6 elmer 61rm gountbdmter I'm bort
gen County Waufslba, bIa4ts eS i'm
8iirgetfrteg ourh Iapf rfsit bis gum
8rtgaoegeneral, tpar oann vGomptrol=
ler" bon Wiscoaiin, Johann mebrmals
acknowledgements uno oreimal gum
@ouoelneur BON Wisconitn ertpdblt
nuroe. Set er bieles An1t por fars
3em nieoerseleet fat, befaste Ct fta wi:=
Der NIT bem Betrieb ieinsr Sarm.
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Jahr9ane 22.-ur. %.

Woqen Sic BON bieiem gripatidreis
ben 6fentliden @ebraud MAIDEN, 10
babe i@ ntdts basesen, es entbdlt ia
nur bas. tuas 1tele, init benen ih au.
ianmenaetcmmen unb NIT benen Der
Tal beiprD1en tpprben iff, bon Der
SADIE benten, unb tpie febr tpir Ste
uno Sbr 8latt bDhiddben, unb baB
mir eana bapon ourhorungsn iino, bab
oas Gedt bDllfdnbig auf
Sbrer Seite 1T.
U'bge @ott Sic iegnen unb Sbnen
Ste nDttigen &rdfte perleiben, bab sic
austarren uno audi nod ben Sieg Der
Wabrbeit erleben!
ginifmsiIen bic ber3lidfen @rlss
bon
Sbrem Sic bo@ihdbenben
Rev. -s.
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sdretbsm pes @piifepats pun

g9reiben Des @piIfopats bon
GanaOa an ben b. Batter. gBir, oie
unterseldneten GrSbiidDle uno 8tid6ie
Der 4rorir3en Quebec, Montrsal uno
Ottawa, pir enpfincen su ben 6liBen
Oeintr 9siltDteit ltegeno eben 10, tpie
mir b,i 8elesenbett Deines Subilduns
Etetl ar Der 6reuoe Der geiamtenRirde
nubmeuL Sdmer3 Hber bic nittswilr.
otesnl1ntetnetmungen 6elisnisen, tpel4e
Die &eAte ees y. Stubles angrsiien.
Sn unlerm Namen, tpie In oemienigen
oe8 &lsrus unb oes goIteS, tpel&es uus
aupeltraut 1T, forbern mir 8erSeltuns
iIr Die lnssre6tieteiten, ipelde seseu
ote 6rsibe;t bes b59fen 9rieiters oefen
Seince tn's @elf iesen. Sie rerlebeu
Die @elsse Der etpisen @eredtieteit, iie
uetIsben oas btirserlide Redt, iie un.
tetcrildeu bic 8irde burA bic bdrtefe
8erfoIsun9. wdbreno fie iid eleta3ei=
tt9 ielbft aufbldben als bic angeblihen
@obltbdter Der 6reibeit. GGen Srrlebr.
ern uno cen fdledtefen @eielidaiten
IoNen fte bic urbeihrdntteits Sreibeit.
his fatbotiIden &ellsiDn birgegen, bic
frOmmeu @enoheni4aiten uno ben 8.
Stuhl D,rfelgen lie auf bas bitte,I Ite.
8eesa Die Redte Der bsiligen tatbpIi,
iher Stride uuo itres eeltebten Obers
birlen tann Seber, mas itm einfdat.
fire RoS nptbrin0en unb perbreiten,
wdbreno nit Den beitieien 8slfrafun.
gen niftt nur 9esen Die 2aien uuo ben
Rleru8, Suoern au9 segen ben 9tahfol.
esreeS glpoltelfiiriten ourSesansen miro,
tp:m er eS urierninnt, bic mbaatrei.
feltsn tmo 9D.iliden &edte oe8 3. STUB
les ;u bsrtbsioisen poer aud nur bar;us
legeu. 9)l,t gan;sm 9ersen ihI'' Ben
mir .ns Den @ttldrunsen uno ssnspers
,lnssn betr. Die tpeltlidbe SerlIhalt an,
1pslde Gu. 3. @oter, bas 3. @oIeeiuu
une cte 8ldubisen Der son;en gelt im.
nter Ipieoer aufaeifellt baben. 9tie ipers
beu tptr nit Den 8itten aufb5ret, tpelhe
Dtr SOFT rurh @eruitteluns Der B uns
befsdtsu @piteSmutter imb Der 9eiligen
bnrbrinSet,, Ct in6se unieru 8ater Be:
iGiisen uuo i5m bic 8ehte tpieoer per.
Ieiten, iuslde bic aDttIide 0priebunq
seteiliSt uuo ale 3sit beidtist Bat
@pae, 3. Bater, unlere, unieres Gle,uE
une aller In uniern Bropin3en tppbnen
ben @Idubisen aufrtdtiefsn Biiniht
entGegennebmen rno uns AIea ben 3D.
terlisben Segen ertbei!en.
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SEQ 6ams. gs iinb spieber foIaenbe

SEQ 9ans. gs iinb pieoer foIeenoe
@aben e,nse5anSsn: Durd Gep. Wabl,
Jerieb Gitp. cou. $48 90; Rep 2ut
men. 8onbont, peri. 8eitra9 $25 90;
@erbaro Map, Gamter. 8as., So so
l1usenannt gonters $40 90; Tint. Sam,
Sobnion. Sa:, 81 90; st. Napbasls
8erein. Drooflbn $31 90; Wr Oiipni,
Hew gort So 90; nasenannt Burlins.
ton, 9yis., $500 uno @erb. 8erbnbn
$40 90 (ourh Rep. Wisbaier.
Gaben belisbe man 3u fenben an ber
Sdasmeiffer Scr. Sos. 6 hdfer,
so Barelop Str, Stem Dorf, Doer ar
Rep. S. &eulanb, s State Str, NstD1
DOrt.
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0ie 2sgislatnr BON Nsinnelota.

0tE SSBtptutuL WUu UtsuWttVtW.
Der @ouperneur mahte cem Qaufe
bic Mittbeilung, baB am 81. Suli 1889
in Der StaatS*Gaiie Elm 8 efts
cit bon $3.50, 600 iein tperbe. Die
Nusifattungetl ber AnifaIten III ct.
glouo, 6ereus Sails U. I. /. erforoerten
$3.50, 900. ilno &c, ber @ouserneur,
e,npIeble bic Mussabe bon $4O0. 900
pterpros. Bouos. Nad ieiner sdds.
une, aui Der Bats Der ieti9en Steuer>
outage, pirb man am 81. Suli 1891
einen neberi9ub bon $25O.OO baben.
Der @oupetneur embfieblt, Die Steuers
auIase fIr bic beioen nddifsn Sabre
BON 1.5 auf l.6 gu erb6ben; baourh
tp:irben $4,000 ersielt perSen, 10 oab
ii9 besiial,@ Der Bombs flr oas Sersus
SaQs u.St. @louoReforntatorium fiir bie
mt 81. Suli 1891 enoenoen atpei
6iscaliabre 100000 faiiis MAIDEN
lieser. Die bis iett nerlansten Ser.
pillieungsn belaufen fi4 ober idon auf
ST. $50, 900. uno ss tpirb baber rptb.
trenbig lein, bic Sumn.e auf ettpa ben
oritten lbetl 3u reou5iren. - am Don:
nerstae por. Wode bat oas MbSeoros
nstenbaus unisrsr Gtaatsseiessebun5
nah nebr poer tainber bisisem WDtt.
eefsdte NIT So gegen 80 Slimmen bic
unterbreitung eineS Bros
bibitipns3uiates aur Staats.
perfafuug unter Die 8olfsabittmmung
a abselebnt. Das Temperens So.
mite unterbreitete einen Berlht, nah
tpeldem bic Der 2egislatur noraelesten
petitienen fiir bas Brobibttions= Mmen.
oement 1851 r1Rterihriften fftmmbered.
tister Birser trasen; ferner ur1ter.
inrieben 460l Trauen, 1868 Rinoers
idbrise. Die sesea conitituttcnede prc-
bibition etnselaufenen Betit,onen trasen
3O32 nnterfdliiten 237 Namsn iteben
unter Oceumenten, In welden 2ocal
@ountn: Option perlanat utro. Das
Nebsgepldntel In Der probibitionSs Des
Bate am Dpunsrstag por. @ohe erDffs
nste Qpn,pe BON Otter Tail gountp uno
brahte IN leinsr ilber cine balbe Stunoe
udtrenosn &eoe piel 0obres uno nod
mebr bonn SanatismuS einseblaisnes
3sugs oaber. St tneinte, Die probis
bitioniltler nta6ten lieSen. Na4 ibm
reoeten nod ms9rere Nnbtrs. Zane
BON Qennepiu ersdhlte bon ieinen Dor
3spei sSob.eu 9enlahtsn Grfabrungen,
wp er in 2eabennurtb iosar an Sonn.
taaen In allen @dsn bes 0otels geteime
;, Bars" gefunosn babe, pelde 2eute
bieltsfr, Die Der 8elt als 4robibitipniifsn
betannt ieien. 2ane haracteriiirte eff
lih ben erDBten Grant" Der Ser
Siaaten, iuie ct ibn nannte, ben @ru:
ueEneur 9arrabee, BET bon ben Hihtern
nerlanse, ea6 fie bic Su,p5 befdden,
oam,t man iiberaa bas 8robibitionsse.
lss, tpei1es !. 9. in Davenport Elm
tooter 8uhitabe lei, pollifreden tonne.
llnb tDie Il, 2anias uno Soma, 10 ging
es aud in Matne; in pOrtlano babe er
|ols sSremoer In einem Blod bier Der.
ifedte Saloons sefunoen, uno es tpcroe
isst bort uebr setrunfen, als is porber /;
ole 3abi Der bort begansenen 8erbre.
4en babe fin 70 ueruebrt, oaB Steal
Dom, Der 8ater jenes 9rDbibatonsse:
leses. sslesertlib Der lesten8abI unite,
Der Majorltdt ieineS libsralen @egncrs
taua, uiebersufinoen seweien let. St
| laehe eS ihliebl,h aaen Contributions
4 dsrn, bie In Der Abfiht. Elm nebel 4,
! lbeieitigen itsta ein gt5Bsres i6affel
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- Die Territpriols Geiebs bung bon
Dafota bat bas 8etp be8 @Ounerneurs
Gburh gegen bas bon ibr erlalene
6ranenitim mrehts @efeR
nidt ai iiberitimmen permodt.
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Slnatii6er &atbolifenba6. llsber
hns @etobren oer b1nwifbisen aattc
IikRbaRer in Bottom madt bie .R. q.
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0ieber ,Wanberer' /!

2ieber .Wanberer'
8rapD unb np4mals brabD foe
Define enersiide uno mutbiee ete[!Mng.
nabms gum Nuten Der tatbpt,ihen STE.
ligtDn Der Deull6en bieies 2anbes unh
uno gum fromnsn Der 8. g. u. o. bes
5tddtes
Gin atermaliges BrabD flr bic Gein,
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= soksE DxALEss NAnhow ESCAPE
oea1el Lsfsvsr AImoss etracS by q Train
Decnpse The 0stes Were Up.

y
Dsaisl Lsssvsr Aimoss strscx by q Train
Bec.sss lhs 0stes Were Up.
Daniel Ieisver, . well known horse
0salsS, wee on his way to his home In the
opuuty last evening. As he drove up North
Queen street he made narrow escape from
ooash at the Pennsylvania railroad station.
~ he approached the station he saw that
Feho ga!es were up, and concluded that
soyeEything was right. He did not know
~ Harrisburg accommodation due al 0:i5
~ thundering into the station. He was
~ ciooo 70 the track when . number OF
poeple saw bis terrible danger. Some be-
sobme excited and yelled to him to drive on.
~ backed his horse, however, and, the
eraan, which hAd been alacxed up imms.
stately passed within . TOW feet of him.
Med hs passed on be would have been
klilsd. Mr.. LeievTe says that there wss no
voschman or spy other emp!oye Of the
ee@pany present 10 warn him OF any
ossesr.
There have been q number OF com plants
1ooos the management OF affairs at this
Decooing In tho evening. John Painter is ON
oesy until O'CLOCK, and gives the gates his
Whole attention. After tina. II appears ,ha,
- ono hes bsen looking after them, al
thoueh . night man goes on at 6 O'clock,
ne days are getting much longer now II
- light until much later hour than earlier
- the winter, aud between six and eight
telock In the evening Is the time ths,
otego 70 much hustle about the station. IL
- been bu. weok sgo that DR.. Wneback
poade an escape ut this station similar TO
yns Of MI Lsfever, simply because the
eete Was not looked after.
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. msthsr's esparasiss From nee Ohssdrss.
Among the passsngsrs on Ssash0s
Express eest to-dsy was lady, who with
two little children wss on her way from
Lswistown 10 Phiisdsiphia A. Harrisburg
the lady went into the station 70 get Q cup
Of ccfiss, and while she wss gone the train
left carrying her children Oh.
Word was sent 70 this city when tho
little folks, who proved 70 be . bright
couple, were taken CD. Special Officer
Lundy took charge Of thom and kept them
until the arrival tf Johntown Express at 2
O'Clock, when they were restored 10 their
anxious mother, who was much more wor.
led than they were.
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Presentation Of risss.

Tho experimenting committee OF the
school board, at . meeting on Thursday
evening, considered the Il u question. Tho
property committee having allowed the
organic atiops that petitioned tho privilege
OF placing lass on tho schools on Wssh-
inston's birthday, the experimenting
committee decided that Or. Mo-
Cormick, the president, should re-
csive them on behalf OF the school
district or that no name aome member or
members TO respond 10 the presentation
spesches 10 be made by Reva. J. Il. T.
Grsy and J. w. Meminger. The attendance
OF the board In body IL also recommend Cd.
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ADngsons ns.sUrsD ron rnREs ssAss.


0svsssse Bsovss 0iGns tie act Consalnisg
the Above Ffovlsaoa.
Governor Beaver having approved the
bill for The election Of ssssssors for Q term
Of thrss yssrs IN boroushs and oownshipa
those oflclals In Gil the distrlcts Of the
county excep! this city viii b elected for
three yearA The Law spplies 70 real estate
sssessoss only and mot 70 registry sssess,rs.
In Fest Earl end Csrnasvoa townshipA
under special law, the offioe OF assessor
and constable u held by the same party.
A. the law rspsals oil that are inconsistent
thsee officers In those districts will have 70
he voted for separately.
The new Law also provides that when
any borough hiss been or shall b divided
into wards or any township hes boon or
shall be divided into election districts tho
qualified voters OF eaoh Of such divided
township shall ssverally elect d the times
aforesaid . properly qualified person -
assessor for sAid ward or election district
who shall serve for three ysars
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Tn. WEE, rno Rs,lrosd roruou...

MessrA Remley, Long, Auxer and Riddle,
OF the street COMMITTEE, went overthe route
OF the west Eod ,stress railway this after.
noon TO select sites for turnouts. They will
report 70 tho street committee at their next
meeting, and the conclusions OF tho
oommittee reported 70 councils at the
March meeting. The railroad compsp y
now wants aiding, large enough for one
csr, In Centre Square. and . siding som Q
whore In the western part OF tho city.