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- ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO., Auctoneers,
III go Ia. ave NV

PEREMPToRY AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
TWO STORY AND BACK BUILDING BRICK
DWELLING, WITH STABLE IN REAR, No.
1903 PIERCE PLACE NORTHWEST. BE-
TWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH AND
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH FIJI
TENTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK. We viii offer for sale in
front of the premises,
LoI IS, SQUARE l9I,
fronting IL feet by depth 81 feet, improved by
comfortable Two-story and Back Building Brlc K
Dwelling, with all modern improvements.
Terms: $1,000 due April Is, S9.9, TO remain; bal.
ance cash Ii the terms of sale complied with
IN ye days right reserved to resell property at the
RISK anu cost of the defaulng purchaser. after nvs
days advertisement IN some newspaper published
Washington, DC deposit OF $500 required when
the property is sold All conveyancing &c at cost
of purchaser.
NB-Certfcate OF title and ifcate furnished
to day of sale RATCLIFFF DARR A co
mll-dAds Auctioneers
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Fond Mamma-"Why, what have you in your
apron?'
Little Daughter Cbreathlessly) ooh, mamma!
Such good luck! Dotty Dimples cat had six
kittens and her mamma would not let her keep
but one, SO she gave me the other Ave."
Delmonico Waiter--"I wisht you'd kick me
for a fool, Terry"
His Pal-"What yer done?"
Delmonico Waiter-"I thought I'd get good
fee if asked the old lady what her sister would
have, an by all that's holy it was tn young
one paid the bill and didn't get a cent -
Judge.
Belle (suddenly)-"Tm afraid all this talk
about students is rather frivolous for Sunday"
May (easily)-''Oh, but they're all theo-
logical students, you know. "-Hdrper's Bazar.
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rl,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ,XSMEaBLE SUBURBAN

Under deed OF trust dated August %. 1859. r.
corded IN liher No. iA2.. folio l5s. will eel
tkSpA the TMEN lA-FIFTH DAY or MAkCH.
AID 1890, 81 Five O'CLOCK NJ, in front 81 tue
premises, Lots numbered thirty 800 and tbirty-une
t3ll IN Lot numbered four - Of Hickey's su6dNl-
lerrhes u land.
IL e PROPERTY has two roads leading 10 u from
h,cAeys foad' and extends 10 the Eastern HrAnCh
OF fotoinac River. and marked the HOPKINS map
oA tue District with the name ~ Christian f,uppert.
Terms oil sale $1,000 cash. tie residue i'm two
euaI payments az one aud tNo years with
. per cent, Iayatle half-yearly be secured rs
deed of trust tie premises deposit Of s,lOO ulea
property Is knocked on Convey ancing and recording
Al purchasers 1p,t.
r0,,,o, EILLpERP HACKNEY. r-ps,...
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT TWO-STORY
BRICK HOUSE, No. 726 NINTH STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT TwO-STORY
BRICK HOUSE, No. 726 NINTH STREET
NORI HEAST.
By virtne of deed Of trust dated the nineteenth
day Of April 1851 recorded in Lber No. 1857, fOlios
Is ct sea- and at the request of the party secured
thereby We viii SELL at public auction to the his hest
bidder, in front OF the premises, at HALt-PAsT
FIVE O'CLOCK in the AFTERNOON OF MONDAY
the TH1RTY-FIRSr DAY OF MARCH. 1890, all OF
lot numbered twenty-seven C31l ia hellys subdiyi-
sion OF square numbered nine hundred and twelve.
the same being 10 feet front 9th street between
and streets northeast by depth Of us feet, with
an alley on side and rear, together with the
ments, consisting OF two story brick dwelling of
seven rooms. bath ROOM pantry electric bells, LIT
by electricity hot and cold water house heated
by the hot system stationary wash tubs cellar
under the whole house Built by and for the of
ownerin the most thorough and complete manner; in
fact the best house Of its class city Open for
inspection.
Terms of sale The amount of Indebtedness and ex-
pense Of sale tabont $3.50 in cash; balance
and two years at q per cent annuln. interest
able sem-annualy, all cash at the option of the
purchaser; 500 down at time OF sale Terms sale
To be complied vita within ID days resale pur
chasers after five days notice published WASH
ington city newspaper. Conyeyancipg, &C., at pur-
chaser's cost.
ISAAC 1. JOHNSON, r,,....,
JOHN NJ LAwTON, ( irus'eos'
loan Of $4,000 will be made on this property If
desired MI It'll, tu&ds
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FIELDER 7. HACKNEY, No..
mlS-lot NM. A. THOMPSON, / trustees
GEO. W sTICKNEY, Auctioneer. $50 Fst.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NAIrARI.E lNrpPovrn
PkOPEkrh IN IHE SiRnIAISIIhN ~ M ~

TIKI SIZES SHE OF VALUABLE INpR0yTD
PROPERTY IN rHE SUBDIVISION OF BARixY
FARM. FkOA TING ON SHERMAN ANNIE
IMPEoNtB BN NELL kfNTEp HOUSES
BY virtue OF certain deed If trust. r-Coried in
Ibvr No. l42B, folio :lBl SEQ. Une OF the land
records for the District Coiumlaa and al the re-
quest of the party secured thereby sale
IN front Of the premises. SATEiDAA La
TWIN ll-SECoND bAh OF MARCH, 1880, al
hA1fHASl fOl Il OClOJk M. The follow "A de-
scribeu property IN the county Washington.
trlct OF Columbia, 10 Wit Al oI lot IT, az svciiul q n
the subdivision q: Barry Farm estate nade y the
trustees Thereof HE the Office Of the sur
Neyor of the District OF Columbia. uAcrIt LOT as aud
the west OEehal; OF lot A. II subdivision 81
said lot l6
Terms Of sale: One-third cash and the balance in
one l. and two - years, With interest ate Of
SIX to Ter centum Der aGnuE. ray able semi uay.
and secured 10y deed OF tra-t the Irupcrty sUd
ali cash. 81 the option of the purchaser 800 depst
required u time 50 sale, all convey anyine aud recfd-
llS az purchasers cost Terms 10 be complied IN
10 days. or the property viii be resod risk cost
OF deiauIting purchaser after days advertisement IN
PAPER published the city # MashigtoI
WILLIAM A. hIMMLI-
m1o-dSds Trustea
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FUTURE DAYS.
D,HoMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT AUCTION
EMBRACING IN PART
PARLOR FURNITURE IN SEPARATE PIECES,
BOOK CASE AND SECRETARY, BRUSSt Is
AND INGRAM CARPETS, HALL AND STAIR
CARPETS, ROCkiNG AND EASY CHAIRS,
PICTURES, WALNUT WARDROBE. WALNUT
AND ASH CHAMBER FURNITURE IN sElS
AND SEPAkAIE PIECES, MATTRESSES. DIN
MING ROOM FURNITURE. HALL RACK, IOI-
LEI WAKE, REFRIGERATION, hITCHEN RE
QUISITES, &c.
1890. at Ten O'CLOCK. at residence No. lI.3 9TH
ST. NV, shall sell the above effects
Terms cash. THOMAS DOWNING
ml4-3t Auctlonee-
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ul1f-2t
IVALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO. Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP
ERTI ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SIXTH
ANDF STREETS NORTHEAST, IMPROVED BIZ
TWELVE THREE-STOlY BRICK HOUSES
BY virtue of certain deed of trust recorded Lber
No 1893 folio ~ OF the land records District
of Columbia, and upon the request in writing OF the
holders OF the notes secured thereby the undersigned
DAY on MARCH. 1890. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM.
the following property, viz: Lots numbered 20 II,
22 %. ~, 20 20. - 20. 30. 80 and 81 of Carusi
and Mers trustees, subdivision Of original lots o,
III and II in square No. $50, recorded in Book lG
page O1 ia the office Of the surveyor for the District
of Columbia.
Terms third cash balance in equal ins.allments
in one ana two from day of SALE the purchaser
to give his for the deferred ments bearing
interest at the rate of six per annur
selnlannuaily aud secured by q deed OF trust the
property sold or all cash, at option of purchaser
deposit OF 800 on each lot will be required when
sold. All conyeyancing and recording of pur-
chaser. EUGENE CARUSI,
mo-dSds WILLIAM J. MILLER,i trustees
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THIS EVENING,
u ArCLIFFE. DARR & co, Auctiuneers,
~ $40 Pennsylvania ave. n w.

CONTINUATION OF
AsSIGXEE'S SALE OF JEMELRY, GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES. DIAMOND, SET AND
PLAIN GOLD RINGS. CLOCKS, IRON SAFE.
osHoM CASES. COUNTERS. &C, Al AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, MARCH FIFTEENTH, AT TEN
O'CLOCK AND HALF-PAsT SEVEN O'CLOCK PM /,
AND On MONDAY. MARCH SENENTEENTH, AT
SAME HOUR, WILL SELL Al PUBLIC AUCTION,
AT SrOhE Dps NINTH STREET NORTHWEST the
balance OF stock contained therein aud partly named
above and TO which invite general attention.
FRANK L. BROWNING,
Assignee of H. L. Hines & Co
hAICLlfEE. DARR co, Aucts. Ia ST
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WEEkS Il CO., Auctioneers.

WEEkS II CO., Auctioneers.
We will sell at No. 1909 street northwest at pub
lie auction all Forfeited Pledges ON SATURDAY.
MARCH FIFTEENTH. Al HALF PAST SEVEN I NJ,
consisting of Gold and Silver Watches, Diamond
Pms, Ear Rings. Chains. Studs, ReyOlyers, Guns.
Clocks, Nalises, Silver aud Plated Wares, Clothing,
Musical Instruments, Furniture, Sewing Machines,
&c, &c. I'm 1891 GROIE & WILEY.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
ON NINTH STREET BETWEEN II AND /
STREETS NORTHEAST, BEING HOUSE NO

STREETS NORTHEAST, BEING HOUSE NO
sos NINTH STREET.
By virtue of deed OF trust duly recorded in Lber
No folio o0 ct sea, one Of the land records Tor
the District OF Columbia, will sell THURSDAY,
SIXTH DAY OF MARCH, AID. ls90. At FIVE
O'CLOCK r NJ. in front of the premises. all that piece
parcel of ground and premises situate. lying and
being in the city Of washinston in the District Of Co
fifteen u5 in Lanckton's subdivision Of square num-
bered nine hundred and thirty-three $780, together
with all the improvements ways, easeinents rights
prviieges and apPurtenances thereto belonging IN
any manner sppertainiDg.
Terms: One-half cash: balance in year. note to
be given bearing interest pay able semi annually from
day Of sale. and 70 be secured by deed VI trust
premises sold. all cash. at option of purchaser
Conyeyspcing &C., at purchasers cost A deposit OF
1900 required the time OF SALE Terms 20 be com
piled with in fifteen days otherwise the Trustees
serve the right TO resell the property at the risk and
cost the defaultine purchaser after nye days'
vertisement in some Newspaper published in the Dis
JOHN WALTER Ja.., r,r.....
f24-dkds JOHN L voGr. trustees
eHTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. MARCH shvENTEENTa. 1880. same
hour and plaza JOHN WALTER, JR.,( r-r.....
m7-d&ds JOHN L VOGT. 1fussesss
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THE PRESENCE OF DANDRUFP indicates dis
eased scalp, and II not cured blanching of the
hair and badness win result. Halls Rsnewer WIN
cure L.
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b WILLIAMS A 60. Asctionser..

LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS. FANCY GOODS.
Ihplfs' ANn GfNTs' funNIsHiNas' nkfss
GOODS. AELNEI> I'll SMES. HDSIERN,
GLOVES RIBBONS LACES UNDEIMFAE
CoATs AND NRApS CoRSETs. sHANIS,
OtS 10 MENTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH FIGHTFENTH,
1Sgn, At TN O'CLOCK. We viii commence tire sale a
the above larse stock OF Dry Gods removed 20 our
sales room for convenience % safe. sales AZ "a,
> 80 aud $50 IN. daily until entire stock dis
posed II. WALTER r. WILLIAMS 90,
mli-St AuCtioneers.
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RAICLIrfE, DAKE 8 co. Auctoneers-

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR TNO-STORY AND
BAsEM ls BRIGK DMtLLINGs, Nos sOa
by write of four certain deeds OF trust. duly re-
1919 folio 81 etseq The land records of the Dis
cured thereby, Will ofer tor sale at public auction
~ irSit q Tie Tesnec I, premises on dULspAI
O'CLOCK IN, all those certain pieces or parcels OF
land and premises known aud DISTINGUISHED IS ard
n2it. One HunIr,'i and twenty five 1851 oue iun-
Twenty i.,s) OF the National Capital Invest
nent company subdivision OF Lots in square humber
is duly recorded book lG Iage -. one laid
records IN the surveyors ONE OF the District Of Co
nents and appurenauces 10 The same belonging or an
Terms: one-h4i cash balance in six and twelve
months secured by deed 81 trust on the sold.
the dag at the rate oi Ter cent Ter sn-
num- viii he taken OF an cash at the oItion Of the
ten days from day of reserve the right
isalfne rnrcnaser alter Ve days public SdyeTtse
ment OF such resale M some newspaper published IN
on each LOT at tine OF sale All conveyAncing aud re-
WaLfiR Z : S sRIaHi Trustees.
ia -dGds $40 l. ST. NV.
es-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED on hc-
Day Of Mskc 1871 Roa and psse
m11-dSis phIiiiN n i w f1MfiHH44 Trustees.
~ Rial ES1 ATE On 1 SHEET BEIMEEN
EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH STREETS
NORl INVEST, KNOWN As No 1872 STREET
BEING IEE LAIR RESIDENCE Oh GENERAL
HENRY r. CRAIG, I.S.A DECEASED.
By virtue a decree Of the supreme Court Of the
ll21, Of Jane y. Hawkins and others against Henry
knox Craig and oiners, the undersigned trustees
will sell at public auction, IN front the premises
TUESDAY the IN LNfA-FIfIR DAY OF MARCH,
A. u. 1890. FIVE O'CLOCK a. NJ. all that piece or
parcel OF ground lying, being in the city of Washing
twenty-five Ce:'l in square numbered one hundred and
five lO1 fronting forty (40 feet on street aud
nlng back that Width average del IA hundred
ana forty q 400 feet to public alley, and II improved
by three STORY front building with basement aud
twostors back building With Easement.
The buildings which situated ia Of the most
select locations in Washington. erected under
the supervision OF the late Gen. berry h. Craig and
contain large salOOR paror 10 feet by 80
dining room and small library breakfast and
also six large and three small chambers Office ROOM
bath rooms WINE cellar servants rooms closets and
closets iOr trunks also furnace and fuel roonA
a.. The front building is thirty 500 feet wide
Terms of sale: One-third OF the purchase money
cash. and the balance thereof twelve eighteen
and twentyiour months from day Of sale. and bear
Interest from day OF sale. iOr which purchaser VIII
his promissOry notes. No deed will be until
VIII be required as soon rs property ls bic. on
Terms OF sale must be complied with within ten days
alter day Of SALE otherwise the property will he rcsod
at The rsk and cost OF defaultng purchaser All con-
reyancIng at purchasers cost. Al taxes and ASSESS
ments Will be paid 10 day OF sale.
WILLIAM j. MILLER.
49, Louisiana avenue w., Z ,...
JOSEPH j. DARLINGTON, 4 A'Ns-
40 9th street Nv,
T. T. wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer f27-d&ds
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AUCTION SALES.
FrTulsr nav.

DAWN BROKERS AUCTION. co. on MONDAY,
u TlESDN AND NEDNESDAN EVENINGS,
MAa1H SENtNrtENII FIaATTTNTH AND
NlNElkENTH shall sell At 3Osl " 81; all forfeited
pleres To- date. including Gold and SILVER Matches.
Diamond anu other gevslry. Books. Tools SewInz
Machines. Clothing. &c lsrties mt, rested will pleAs
take notice. GtO. n. MCAlLEN. Fn-Fawn ErnAcr.
". n WILKINS a CO. anctloneers- M Ia 81.
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LEADING INSTRUMENTS
DECKER EROS
WEBER
FISCHER PIANOS
ESTEY
IVERS POND
ESTEY ORGANS. ESTEY ORGANS
MODERATE PRICES EASY TERMS.
Old Instruments taken IL part payment. Tuning
and Repairing.
1eleI hone o:e9
SANDERS & STAYMAN.
s34 street northwest
IL y. Charles ST.. Baltimore. Nd
no 12t9 Mann 81. Richmond, Va
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ssT- RAKAUER PIANOS" ARE OF A SUPERIOR
IN tone, touch and durability. Burdett Organs
and "Pease" Pianos Temple of Music, LOG q u,
H. XII HN, Practical Piano Maker Prices reasonable.
terms easy. ys2i-3m 1
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Written for TIE EVENING STAR.
whose Was THE HAND?
BY MISS BRADDON.
Author Of LADY Audleys Secret" Like and Unlike
'Ishmasl," The Day Will Come" &c.
iALL RIGHTS RESERYED1
CHAPTER XIV.

HBERT Florestan was among the
n " Idlers who sauntered in the Mall to
vatch the passing youth and beauty
II YG on that particular afternoon on which
~SSS.-SlW Margaret HatrelI made her curtsey
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EOUSEFURNISHINGS.

TIME LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK
III OF Wall Papers. Wall Mouidings. Interior Deeor1-
tons Window shades. &C. ia the northwest. Five
years business practical man. working At II him
self With expenses reduced a minimum. enables
TO offer you the extreme lowest prices White Blank
Papers. lUc Gold Papers. Is and zoe; kmbossed
Gold lapers c. Ingram Tint and other PAPERS, Bor
ders and and all MoGdlngs 1T lowest prices
House and Interior Painting and Decorating lowest
figures. Work guaranteed and estimates cheerfuily
furnished Orders by mail or otherwise receive prompt
attention. G. L KING,
tls-lm' No. 1880 18th NV
I'D OVAL LIQUID GLUE" MENDS EVERY
h thing! bioAen China, Glass, Furniture. Wood.
Metals. Toys Shoes. Pipes, JevelIy. Everlasting
nacity Drugs and Growers. lVe. and x5c uhl 4-eoly
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III U Il.Ik % 10 % SAT-.
WILLIAM j. MILLER,
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON, ( trustees
40 9th street H. W.,
T. r. wAGGAMAN. Auctioneer f27-dSds
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HE RECALLED THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF ROBERT
HARTELL's MURDER.
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AIoan of o.. zoo viii be made on this property if
desired mi 8 til. q tu6ds
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-03

The citizens of Columbus have
started Fresh Air Fund" for
the benefit of the women and
children of that city who are un-
able 10 go TO The sea shore or
other resorts during The heated
season. 1t is proposed to give a
free weekly excursion into the
country 10 some park or grove
where The children and their
mothers can enjoy Gods richest
blessing. fresh air without money
and without price. The follow
ing we'll known gentlemen Of
Columbus, kave been appointed
a board of managers. Messrs s.,
P. Peabody, G.. w: Sinks, E. A..
Fitch, Allen Dennison and w.
f. BurdeIl. W. G. Deshler the
we'll known: banker has at his
own expense contracted with the
Midland Railroad to run fresh air
excursion trains once a week for
the next six weeks. Public in
terest is growing in this worthy
cause.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-03
Prohibition State Convention.

The Prohibition State Conven.
ton met al Columbus last week L
is claimed To have been the larg
est ever known IN the State. Tn.
following nominations were
made:
For Secretary of Sta.e-Iiev
NJ. z. Lockwood, of uamllito,
County.
For Supreme Judge-O. j.
Ross, of highland.
For Member Board OF Public
Works-Capt. j. NJ. Scott, O
Licking.
Among other proceedings o.
the Convention, was the adoption
of the following resolution
Resolved, That il is wi b min
gled.feelings OF shame and indig-
nation That we have learned hat
our United Slaies Senator. John
Sherman, voted with others il,
favor of The sale OF intnx icaiins
liquors at the worlds fair in Chi
cago, thereby proclaiininy to the
world That we. as people, are
in favor of the free ami unrest :
ricted sale of intoxicating liquors
at any and all times.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-03
A Strange Freak Of Nature.
The following is taken from the
Lancaster Daily Eayle:

The following is taken from tn,
Lancaster Daily Eagle:
Hooking county may we'll bt
proud of her lofty hills and pictur-
esque valleys. 1t IS blessed with
the grandest scenery that can be
fouHd in the State and perhaps the
greatest curiosity of natures handi
work ia the Natural Rock Bridge
near Millvillo. This massive rock
spans y chasim 100 feet IN width
and is so feet above the water. The
strange feature about this rock is
that it is self supporting and only
two feet IN thickness. A few rods
above tho bridge is the largest cave
in the State, With q beautiful wa
terfall of fifty feet. This cavo and
bridge together with the fern and
moss covered rocks, makes the most
picturesque scenery that human
eye can gaze upon in this part of
the country. There are many in
this city who have never had an
opportunity to witness this section
of tho State.
Hooking county is not only proud
Of her lofty hills and picturesque
valleys. but of her statesmen and
heros and her fair daugh-
ters.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-03
The School House Problem.


On the outside of this issue VIC
publish the conclusion ot the dis
cussion at the citizens meeting on
the school house question. We
think our readers will be interested
knowing exactly what men say,
and we are sure tho gentlemen en-
gagged in the discussion will endorse
the correctness of Miss Steinman s
Stenographlc Repors.
The School Board has made proc
lamatlon for an election to bond
the town for $4,000. The plan of
the building is the Cottage plan.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-03

Col Sim DOnavan of Delaware
and OF all the country adjacent
from the Blue Ridge to the
Rockies, was a visitor in Logan
on last Tuesday, the guest ol
Parson Gould. Silver Sim and
the Parson learned the printers
art together in The same office in
Carlysle Pa. forty years ago, and
when the strawberries ripen and
spring chickens are fresh, the
two old cronies come together
and exchange "reminiscences.
Bro. D0navan is not only a biil.
liant newspaper man, a states
man Of national repute, hut is al
so q Bible reader aud a lecturer.
His favorite subject is ST. Peter.
He gives his reasons why ST. Pc
ter is The foundation of The
church. He says that the man
Peter would fight and lie, and
swear, and 20 fishing with the
boys. lie had all the weakness
Jf man. But when The red rOos.
ter called him 10 an assertion of
manhood, and The disciples seem
ID wavering in opinion as 10 who
was the leader and Master, the
man became the saint by his
declaration of Faith, "whom do
von say that / amp ana st Peter
avOwed The faith .upon which
christianity rests. M:.lDonavan,
as newspaper correspondent
was am eye witness 10 the cap
lure and execution of John
Brown. Although Donovan is
an Intense democrat, he believes
JOHN B own 10 have been the
most heroic man of his age. He
promises us that when invited he
will come TO Logan and give a
lecture on his two months eXpe
rience with Brown from the day
of his capture 10 lEe instant of
his execution. for the benefit OF
nnr school library. We bespeak
Tor MIR. D"navan a hearty well.
come and crow led house.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-03

The memory of Hon. Thomas A.
Hendricks. cne of Indiana most
illustrious sons, YVES 6tly honored
on Tuesday at indianapolis by the
unveilIng of q monument whose
solidity is an expression of the in
delible love with which State and
Nation cherishes bis memory
Midst thousand of flags and thou
sands of yards of bunting floating
from the windows and roofs of the
business houses. indianapolis was
ono mass Of living humanity.
Governors Campbell. Hill and
Fran,is, with their staff, were in
the parade. 1t was very notable
occasion ard fitting to the memory
of the great statesmen.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-03

Hor. Michael ID. Harter, O
ns6eld, has been nominated fol
Congress by the Democrats of the
Fifteenth District. The PhiIa,lcl
phis Record says uf this nomina.
tion: "Mr. Harter's extensive bus
iness experience, joined 10 rare an
aiythical and logical powers, con.
stitute an equipment tor usefulness
in Congress that Is of great and
uDdoubted valuc. As one of the.
pioneers of Tariff Reform and n
staunch exponent Of true Democ
rucy. no is likely to be conspicuous
IN the Fifty second Congress. which
IN all probability will be largely
Democratic"
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-03
Important to Pensioners.

Editor SENTINEL Please make
The announcement in your next
issue of the Sentinel, that | will
be at the Probate Court room at
Logan, next Saturday. for the
reception of all claims under the
recent act Of Congress, an "Act
10 pension Soldiers and
Sailors who are incapaciated for
the performance of manual labor.
and providing for pensions to
widows, minor children and de-
pendent parents"
Yours Very Truly.
JNo, L. YoUNKsR.