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,FD "D- LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

PED e" ID, LINE OF STEAMSHIP ,co,
IL FOR LAGUANRA. PrERfO CABELLO, CCkACOA'
CORO AND MARACAIBO
Calling az Trinidad land and embark passengers and
mails.
Pier 35 East River. -. -. 49,
s. VENEZt' Ella .... THURSDAY August %, 90 p ~
* CARACAS .... Wednc sday september lo 90 p m
s PHILADELPHIA Satyrdav. SenteRber 20 go D., n
These American steamships. specially punt LOT uc
trade have very superior dations foI assengefs
B0CLTON. BLISS & DALltTl, o.,
Genera; Managers. II Wall-st.
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GUION LINE. r, ,,rns
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leave Pier 80, y. T., foot Of Kng.sL,
ARIZONA Tuesday, August ~, 1 D. m.
WY0MI NCi............ Tuesday, september = a. H.
A............... Tuesday, September y y H.
ALASKA Tue sday september TO- oV d. ~
WISCONSIN TUESDAY, September 30 ii 80 a. m
Cabin passage $50. $50 $50 and $780, Second Oabli'
$40 ard $40 Steerrge, $50. - :,
~ UNDERHILL & CO.. 35 Broadway, n. Y.
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- TATE LINE-BETWEEN NEW-IORk,
- GLASGOW AID Moy!+LE Eo sFSfFp RArEs
TO LIVERPOOL. LONDON, DUBLIN, okc,
STATE or PENNSYLVANIA Thursday Aug: n, . a. m
STATE OF GEORGIA .-.. Thursday, August 'S, y a. NJ
Cabin passage 35 $50 according TO location OF state
room Excursion tickets So 10 sos Steera1e tickets TO
and all rart Of Europe a. lowest rate From PIE.
Ccumba stores South Ferry Brooklyn, y y For freight
and passagc apply 10 AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO. General
Agent SO broadway. " Y Storage onnce 81 Broadway
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ID ANJo and GUITAR taught in twenty private lessons
ID with without the aid Of notes HENRY Z. DOB
BON. 1870 Broadway between 32d aud 53dsta
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Brooklyn
A -A.-THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
n. Boarding and Day School for Girls 4Oth year opens
sent Is. Address for circulars 135-li0 MoBtague-st
MISS wHITCOMBS SCHOOL Tor young ladies and
MI children So Remsenst.. BHyn opens sept ~ care
fu indy instruction. Clscuars application by ma
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hudson AND CONSACklE. - steamers
u<A ATFRSKIII and THOMAS MCMANUS leave Pice
49, " r. foot Of Jay every week day az D. m' eS~
Meeting with Boston and Albany T. II
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pROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

PROPOSALS.
l. OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF QUARANTINE,
n BROADWAY, NEW-Y0RK.
The attention Of contractors IL called 10 the advertise
ment I'm the City Record, inviting bids for work Swim.
burnc Island. CHARLES T. ALLEN, President
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THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE STEVENS
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
Rver.st, between 18th and Gth sts. Hoboken y. j.,
REOPENS SEPT II, 1880.
Examinations for admission the 18th and 10th Of
September
FULL. COURSES OF STUDIES PREPARATORY TO
COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS OF SCIENCE.
PREPARATORY CLASS, $50 PER hNNUM.
ALL OTHER CLASSES, $3.50 PER ANNUM
These terms include all the studies.
For catalogue appl, 70 the Librarian Of Stevens
Institute
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Will remove Sept. TO the large and well equipped
suudins, East 4othst Reopens for the year Sept
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Senior CASTELAR,. who is writing " Life OF Jesus,
ts going to Palestine to make himself familiar with TN
scene of Christs mission 1t is said that he is also
engaged upon history of Spain.
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Jersey City.
IIASBROUCK INSTITUTE
~ 10Y and 1903 GIand-st.. Jersey City. y. J.
Thiry-nfth year begins September 10, 4 day school
with separate dDpatncnts for boys and gs hO The "a IL
school Fits for college business ana the DioicH-
sional schools. Languages. VOca Music and Drawing
without extra charge. Departments Of AIT Music and
Physical Culture. special Iatfonlzed by The people OF
Jersey city. Ncw-Yoik. BrOoyn and all suburban towns
situated railroads leading u jersey CITY ana lobokeh
Catalogues giving full inofmaton sent oI application
nt.oc,o-s CHARLES {. SrlMETS. PRINCIPAL.
DHecOors' HORACE G. WAIT Vic-Principal.
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o,OO MEDIA tPENNl MILITARY ACADEMY /;
,y3UU. boys. BroOho Hall gts. Circulars free

r--1 CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL, $50. -Situ9-
~. ion unsurpassed for health English, Classical
Mathematical Commercial and Military courses. board
and tuition 10 MONTHS, For particulars address
X. ". SYLVESTER Charlotte nIall, St Mays Co., Ma
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lnsirurlion
For Rows and Young Men-Country.

,r ,oux,s SCHOOL FOR BOYS Sing Sing, N. Y.
- Rev. J. BRECKENRIDGE GIBSON ID. D. i'ec'or
The oed school year Will begin Sept 16 1890
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The France Medical Institute.

The standing and reputation Of the
above named institute in both the pro.
fessional and business world Is too well
and widely known TO regime any ex-
planation at the present time. DR..
France and his colleagues make spe-
cialty of chronic dis eases and diseases
of the eye and ear. and as their success
in the treatment of these obstinate dis
eases is becoming known to the citizens
OF Columbus and other cities in Ohio
and adjoining states, their practice is
enormously increased. DR.. France is
an educated physician, devoted TO his
profession and fully conscious Of the
great responsibilities involved in the
practice Of medicine. Regarding rei>
erenec to patients cured, they never
under any circumstances whatever
give the names of patients to anyone,
as the majority Of persons are very
justly sensitive on such subject. Con-
sulfation free and confidential.
DR.. France, formerly of New York.
now of The France Medical and Surgi-
cal Institute. Columbus. Ohio. by re-
quest of many friends and patients,
has decided to visit Logan, Tuesday
July 22Id. Consultation and Exami.
nation Free and Strictly Confidential
in the Private Parlor Of tie Rempel
Hotel from 8 A. NJ. to- 4 T. NJ. One
day only.
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To the Public.

We are sorry to learn that the report
from w. T. U. committe Of last week,
was misunderstood by some Of our
friends. We hid not intend to say any
thing whatever that would in any way
injure the good reputation of Miss
Hensel as cook or housekeepe:. We
saw nothing of her cooking except the
bread, and the blame for that was at
trihuted to the -four. and not the cook.
The ladies thought the young lady had
the house in remarkably good order to
have been lett alone with the whole
care and responsibility. and consider
ed the management Of such an institu-
ton. The care of thirteen children.
the cooking and general housework Ger.
sainly too much to expect of one per.
son. Prest. W. 6. I. U.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17
JUG o. RED EYE CAUSED A
QUARREL.
Death Of One Man.

Scarce a week passes but what
some new crime is committed with
ir the borders of Hooking county,
ranging from the lowest to the
highest degree known in the crim-
inal code.
On Saturday, July 5'h, James
Bird, aged Il years ard Charles
Spear. aged 80 years, cousins, who
live at Mt. Pleasant, this county,
had quarrel over a jug of liquor
which Bird bought at Macarthur
and. brought home with him. 1t
seems Bird had been drinking pref
ty freely from the jug aud by the
time he reached Mt. Pleasant was
IN beastly condition and lay down
TO sleep of the effects Of the poison.
and while "a tickle pensioner of
Morpheus" the jug was con6scated
by somc one. Bird accused Spear
of having taken the liquor. which
he denied. and q fight ensued be-
tween the two men, which was
stopped by some friends and neigh
bors. Spear started for home and
o short time afterwards Bird fol
lowed, swearing that he would cut
Spears heart out. The report goes
that he did overtake him and that
as q result u fight was had in which
Bird used knife with telling ef.
feet, cutting Spear IN the shoulder,
neck apd several different places on
his body none of which would have
caused death had 1t not been for a
stab in the right breast which sew
cred two ribs. inflammation setting |
in. from which Spear died last Sun
day morning at two o'clock. he
leaves a wife and one child. Bird
is an unmarried man. No arrest
was made, although Bird was
around about his old haunts nrtil
Spear died, and was IN this city
IN Thursday, drunk and dressed
up. seeming unconcerned about the
The officers are on the
alert. but have not yet succeeded
in locating him. The Bird hath
anwn.N
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17
A Pleasant Persian Entertainment.

On last Sunday evening, q
large audience was entertained
at the Presbvterian Church by
Isey. Moorhatch. of Persia. lie
is n Ne>iuIian 10y birth and has
spent n greater part of his life IN
the mission school al Ooroomee
yah. Persia. lie has been spending
the past year at Marietta College
in the study of English. Rev.
MOorhatch, or Rabbi Abraham,
as he is called in his own country,
is travelling with DIR, Sayad, also
a native Persian. The Doctor
conducted a popular meeting al
Hayden vile.
On Monday evening the Per
sian gentlemen gave an instruc
live e.lteftainment al the Presby
terian Church. 1t consisted H.
the exhibition of costumes and
customs. A Persian wedding
was represented; the bride and
grnom and friends were intro
duced i'm fun costume. Every
point was explained by DR. Sivad,
while the genial Mr.. Moorhatcb
played the minister.
Mohammedans al prayers were
inilaled by both Pcrsians. The
fierce aud warlike Kuord next
appeared on the stage, he gave
"A life like imitation of highway
robbery in The mountains of Per
sia. The D,rvish be-gar was
impersonak'd by Mr.. Moorlatch.
The entertainment was well re-
ceived by the whole audience,
and was especially pleasing TO
The children.
DIR. Sasad will complete his
medical cnurse in New York.
and then will return homes to
practice among The Koords OF
his native land. Rev. MoOrhatch
expects 10 spend the next three
years in Mccormick Theological
Seminary, and then he will gofo
his own country 10 preach the
Gospel 10 The Mohamemdans.
they went from here TO Mel.
sonviile. Both gentlemen have
made many friends in Logan and
will long be remembered.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17
STARR.

There will be a festival at the
Center Chapel NJ. E. Church,
next Saturday evening. There
will be good vocal and lnstru
mental music furnished, also ad
dresses by prominent persons,
will pc delivered.
Mrs. A. C. Sands, Of Cincinnati
has been visiting relatives in this
vicinity for some time.
Mr.. Steele and wife of Near
arthur spent part Of last week
visiting friends of Stringtown.
Rev. Mr.. Palmer, of The Swan
circuit, filled the pulpit at the
NJ, E. Church of this place Sun
day.
Hal Conner, of ChilIicotie is
visiting friends of Stringtown.
Mr.. Abe McLain of this place
went Monday 10 Franklin Co.,
where he will engage in the
ihresbing business.
Miss Ella Scott, entertained
many of her friends of this place
at her residence Saturday eve.
The projectors of the N. W. r.
R, passed through here last
week and paid several parties for
the right of way.
Mr.. Sewell Bennett and wife,
Of Kittanning. spent several days
last week visiting friends of Lo
gan.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17
Muzsle Your Dogs.

A week ago today Mayor
Rochester issued an edlct 10 tl,e
effect that all dogs in the town
should be muzzled for period oi
sixty days. Verv few of our cit
izens who own dogs have paid
any attention to this order. Any
evening can be seen frisking
about The streets of Logan nm.
muzzlei monsrel puppies, whelps
and hounds. in fact every species
of CANNES almost known 10 man.
The people of Logan should re
member that there is great dan
ger in allowing dogs TO run al
large without being mnzzled. and
that il is for their own protection
that the Mayor wants the law
enforced. II is just as necessary
that this law be carried out 10
the letter, as it is that the saloons
shall be closed at regula hours
in the night season, or upon Sun
days. And it Is equally as i'm
port ant as ii Is that the health
officer shall guard against pesti-
lence, or any contagious disease
or epidemic. Only yesterday a
little 5 year old si.l was playing
in front Of her home. when a fe.
rocious dog attacked her and had
it not been for the timely as.
sistance of the father, the little
innocence no doubt would have
received serious injuries. This
is terrible state of affairs. and
all good citizens should aid the
law by complying with the just
and reasonable order of the Nay
or. The dog pound should be
full to overflowlng by this time.
What's the matter with officer
Doyle? Can't he run the dogs
in? Is he too slow on foOtg If he
Is, then we suggest that he bny
himself a salty bicicle or resign
in favor of Davenport.
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Burglars Around Again.

Burglars again made drait
upon Capt. w. M. Bowen
residence, Tuesday night, o.
at an early hour Wednesday
morning. Entrance was
made by removing a screer
from one of the dining room
windows. Clothes presses
were turned topsy-turvy
Bureau drawers were opened
and the contents scattered
around over the floor. The
cupboard where the china
and silverware is kept was
opened but nothing taken,
Miss. Blanch Ambrose's
room was visited and the
contents of her jewelry case
taken which was valued at
between thirty and forty
dollars. Mrs. Bowen has
been in the habit of keeping
her pocket book in one of
the side board drawers in the
dining room, but had been
removed to another place
which was fortunately over
looked by the thieves. It is
evident that jewelry and
money was the object of the
burglary as nothing else is
missed by the family. A
small clock was taken from
the Bowen residence about
two months ago, and it is
fair to presume that the WORK
was done by home talent
and by some one who has a
perfect knowledge of the
house. There is no clue as
yet, but the officers are max
ing an Investigation and it is
to be hoped the guilty par
ties will be brought to JUS
tice.
Since the above was writ
ten Deputy Sheriff Davey
and Ed Gingnogle arrested
a young man at the depot
who had boarded a coal train
going down the valley who
gave his name as Albert
Woods ard his home at Lick
Run. Part of the stolen
jewelry was found on his
person which he claims he
bought from some other par
ties near the old ice house
at Falls Mills. Woods was
lodged in Jail.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17

Our citizens are Interested in
knowing What has become of the
electric light plant project. They
want to know, you know, If the
governor has laid his IRON hand
unon ;he projectors and crushed
them out OF existence. The dear
people are anxious to he informed
if there has been valuable fran
ch,se given away by . Republican
Council to the gas governor in al
indirect way, thus compelling the
town to depend upon tho present
contractors or the moon itr light
after the old contract runs out, and
how much money the ringsters got
out of the job.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17

Just as sure As not weather
comes there will be more or less
bowel complaint in this vicinity.
Every person and especially fam
lilies. ought 10 have some reliable
medicine at hand for instant us Q
in case it IS needed. A 25 or so
cent bottle Of Chambd rlain's Col
&c. Cholera and Diarrhea & me
dy is Just what you ought to have
and all that you would need,
even in the most severe and
dangerous cases. 1t is ihe best.
the most reliable and mcst sue
cessful treatment known and is
pleasant 10 take. For sale by +.
Harrington.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17
NOTICE.

The committee appointed to arrunge
for County Sabbath School Associa-
tion," in Hooking County, has called
the following named persons, as an ad-
visory committee, to its assistance.
Stephen Rizer; Good Hope, Thomas
Hutchison; Laurel, G. L. V. Burgoon,
Perry. J: c. Butler. Salt Creek, h. 8.
HoaoId. Benton, N. Ferguson, Wash
ington. Robert Longstl eth, Starr, j. M.
Hall, Falls Gore, Charles Cox, Greer
Rev. George Orndorf, Ward and 10.
seph Nunnemaker, Marion Township.
These persons, and all others inter-
ested in such an organization, are re-
qnested to meet the committee at Mr..
McCray's Office in Logan Ohio. at one
o'clock P. NJ, on Saturday July 26th
1880, for consultation.
Rev. j F. Williams.
]. B. Matthias.
W. W. McCray.
Committee.
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Grand
Excursion to Detroit (!
Tuesday July 22, 80.
Only $3.50 Rouna Trip.

On Tuesday, July 22d, the @. H.
V. & T. Ry. will run one of their
popular excursions to Detroit, Mich
Igan, at the low rate named above.
Tickets will be good going on ex-
cursiOn trains of July 22d only,
and returning on all regular trains
until July 26th. Ask your ticket
agent for pamphlets describing the
pleasure resorts at and near De-
troit. Don't miss seeing the races
at Detroit Driving Park. $4,000
IN stakes and purses. For full par
call on Ticket Agent C. Fl.
V. & L. Ry., or address W. Ii
Fisher, G. P. & T. A., Columbus.
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Notions.

Ladies jersey ribbed vest Sc. re.
duced from l2Ic.
Same 12c. reduced from 2Oc.
All regular SOC corsets reduced
to 42c.
75c corsets reduced to SOC.
Drs Balls, Warmers, Shilling's
and Strong's Health and Duplex
Corset at S5c, sell everywhere at
s1.OO.
All Laces. Embro;deries, Ribbons
Hosiery. Neckwear and Ladies and
Gents Underwear will go at the
sane cut rate.
Is Ladies Fine Jerseys that sold
from 81 IS to $500. como and take
your choice for 95c.
1000 Remnants of oil kinds of
20 IDS Of l to 10 vds. will DO sold
regardless Of value. They must 90
If We have to give them away.
1000 yds good check shirting at
&c I'd, worth 73c.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing accounts and vouchers have been filed
in the Probate Court of Hooking county,
Ohio. for second partial settlement:
David Eater, gnartiiau OF The estate OF
Abel Carpenter. Il minor.
ANti the same will come on for hearing
on the J;h day Of July. 1885. at III o'clo.t.
4. NJ, or as soon thereafter nc may br con
veni"ni. W. L. ACkEH.
June l.-:iw Pio. Judge.
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Card to the Public from the 0fic-
iais Of the InfrmarY.

, ED. Hooking SENTINEL:
In reply to the reports publish
ed in your paper, made by Rev.D'
r Moore, and others Of Logan O.
charging tse infirmary directors of
Hooking Co. with stinginess and
failure 10 provide the nece ssary
food and clothing for the inmates
of said Iniirmary; and with ham,
pering and restricting the super
intendents. and IN hrons of the
said Infirmary and Chlldren's
Home, so that they could not
properly feed and cl0the The in
mates of said institutions.
We hereby certify as ex super
intendents and ex matrons and
present superindents and matrons
that the said charges are UNTRUE.
We can cheerfully say that dur.
ing our stay, as superintendents
and matrOns, that the infirmary
directors made ample provision
in.every way for the benefit and
comfort of the inmates. that
there was an abundance of every
thing that could be produced on
a well regulated farm and garden,
also groceries of every kind as
needed, with butter, milk and
eggs. And further that we were
not hampered or restricted, as
set forth in said reports PUBLISH
ed. that we had the privilege al
any time to exchange meat, lard,
farm products or money for fish
or anything we chose for the
OF the said inmates. and
IAN say that the inmates were
we'll treated, properly LED ana
A. G. MURPHY AND WIFE
Ex-Snpt, and Matron.
FLORENCE WOLF,
Ex matrOn Children's Home.
Miss IDA GOSS,
Ex matrOn Children's Home.
JENNIE McBRooM;
Present MatI on Chlldren's Home
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17

Ayers Hair Vigor has long
held The first place. as hair
dressing, in the estimation of the
public. Ladies find that lhls
preparation gives a beautiful
gloss 10 the hair, and gentlemen
use il TO prevent badness and
cure humOrs in The scalp.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts an vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court of Hooking County, o.,
for first partial settlement:
j. X. Kelch and II. q, Kelch, Admin,
fstratOrs Of the estate Of George T. Kelch,
decreased.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 26th day OF July. 1890, at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ. or AS soon thereafter as may lie con-
venient. ". T. ACEER.
July3..3w Pro. Judge.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17
Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

The best saIve In the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, sail,
rhenm. fever sores, tetter, chap
ped hands. ch:lblains, corns and
all skin ernp,ions. and positive
ly cures piles, or no pay reqnir-
ed. II Ia guaranteed 10 give en-
tire satisfaction or money re-.
funded. Price Csc per box. Fol
sale by F. Harrington. If.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17
NORMAL SCHOOL.

A Summer Normal will be held
at Logan, Ohio, beginning July z,
and continuing Six Weeks. Good
boarding can be had al reasonable
rates. This School will be a splen
did opportunity for review work.
For further particulars address
r. e. RAYMAN.
June 19-tf. Logan, 0.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the oi!Owin;
accounts and vouchers have been fled IN
the Probate Court OF Hooking County, D.,
for first and final settlement:
Joseph; Halter, Guardian of the estate
of JesSe Van Horn.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the Goth day OF July, 1880, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, or as soon there's, fteras may he con-
venient. w. L. ACKER,
July s. 3w Pro. Judge.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17
Meeting Of Central Committee,

Pursuant to a call, the Democratic
Central Committee Of Hooking County
met in the Court Room in Logan. Sat-
urday July 18th. 1890. A canvass ol
the ballots Of the Gore Precinct was
made aid resulted as follows:
Carpenter 3, Amendt - and Jnni-
per Is.
W. E. Engle. Andy Holl,
Sec'y. Chm.
This count gave Carpenter q majori-
ty Of one, and he was unanimously de.
cided the nominee.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17
Clothing.

In this department prices viii be abso.
We must have the money. If Won ned
awning In Clothing, Improve this on
portnnity. You can save from 81 10 q On
u suit by buying during tins sale.
All our 81 50 and 500 suits win 70 at S.7s
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17
Logan's New School House.

The qualified voters Of Lrgan
special school district voted last
Thursday upon the proposition
of Ievying u lax Ol twenty five
thousand dollars upon the taxa
tie property IN Logan special
school district, for the purpose of
building and furnishing a school
house, which resulted in IA major
ity of IS in favor of The PROPOSE
ton ont of a total vote OF 296.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17
Shoes! Shoes

Your choice Of Is pr. Boys heavy
shoes, sizes 2 to 5, for SIC, reduced
from IS and SOC.
Your choice Of 65 pr Women's
Glove Calf Lace Shoes for S5c, re-
duced from 81 .25 and 81 so.
Everything in the shoe limo at
greatly reduced prices.