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The Newtown bee., 1890-06-06
HAMBLETONIAN CHIEF:

Hambletonian Chief was sired by Billy
Bowlegs; he by Young Columbus, q l2; he
by Old Columbus; the dam of Young Column
bus was Black Maria, a speedy Hambletonlan
and the dam of Hambletonian Chlef was
very fast bay mare by the Chilston Horse, ne
by old Harris Hambletonian, making the iast
est trotting stock in the country. Hambleto
MAN Chief is one OF the Columbus family.
Will stand at my place near Rabbits Bridge
in Brookfield this season ST 1890. Pasture for
mares and colts at prices TO suit the times Colts
castrated, trained and broken. All correspond
ence promptly answered, either by mail or IN per
son.
This money prize for the best colt will be plac-
ed in the bank at Danbury, subject to the order
of three disinterested judges chosen at the Fair
to be held in Danbury. 1892.
TERMS SIS, SIS down at time of service the
balance when mares prove with foal. Mares held
responsible for payment. All mares at owners
risk For further particulars, address
P,S.HALL. SOUTHVlLLE.CT.
The Newtown bee., 1890-06-06
Colburn's PHILADELPHIA Mustard

Aids digestion, stimulates appetite. Elk.
cellent, pungent, reliable. The best Tor all
uses. In IA and IL 10. tins.
The Newtown bee., 1890-06-06
PARMELEE & TOMLINSON.

NIOW-You ought to hustle and how can you
~ without good tools? So look over my
stock OF Farming Implements, among which
notice Wizard Piows.I have four sizes OF their
swivel plows, also sulkys tor those who like
to ride when blowing. 1 can sell You what
you want in planters, cult1vators, or other
as any OF them. j. ROTSF0RD FAlRCHILD,
T. .. Hawleyyille, Conn.
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An opfoRruNIrY.
a Grand Closing Out sale OF Solid Gold
Jewelsy.


il il not often that one has the opportunity OF
purehaxinx 81 retail any substantial arsic g 81
wholesale price. Yet this opportunity Is now
years the entire ceuntry has been flooded with
chsan Iewclry o. I'll kinds md an tu raeuse
sale OF rfis IA - been aafe. Tre mind OF the
public has slowly but surely, however, turned
from this system aud . nufsceao increase IN
the sale OF sold Jew Try has been observed.
short uE1e sgs tie firm OF Al
bert Hansen d. elded 4 make q
general cl sng-out Of Oil goods in
shc establish rarnt. - on moving 10 their new
store il was the int. n lon g. star 81 Nth er-
,;rr,y new ssock. To this cad . sweeping reigc
,3on wss made In every dsratm, IA. the II! Il
hrsAg thss the stare has been besivxd with Gus
toners ever since The announcement was mace.
No pari.calar specisisy is being sold, hat every
n ne Ia rhe house rs been marked dawn Il
wholesale p-see. Gid tead Eeckl IA ss. gold and
aslyer ws,ehtx gold bracelets. eangse bracelets
gold head canes and Ia iAet eyerytnfng in he
jewelry line can W be had at priees unheard
Of before Ia this city
the coast and shsres alike In the general redue-
ton These seeds are GA SAL In the second
s,gtet ssosr. "a the Bostan block, corner al
Colunhis ami Second sire Is Ia the branch
store au Ffoas and cherry -treefs, smother lius
al goods = kept, A magnificent display solid
slIvsr~aEe AID silver = s'es goods ara kent IN
fhis store. cioxks Of al Kinds. lncla ding cc!s
hsafesi Seth Thomas. French marble and onyx
This sale viii coa.tnae until everything Is ,osd
ouf In addition 90 the above large stock 81
sseiah~.,ea make pianos viii BE- sold out ~ cost
mice for cash only. Everyone should avail
themselves OF this eppor cnity.
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EXCURSION.


yRrx srsAxKx wAsco. sgAxrLE TO san De FrcA.
re commo<fans new steamer Wasco wi
xfske the ronnd trip h=tweo Seattle aud Ssr
fsia Frca en- SUNDAY, May sA An admirable
nnrpvfunity Will thus he afforded for . day.
ontsus on the pleasant waters Of The Lowell
sound wildly island IL q yeritahle nowel
gar len jass now. tie sceasry IL rsost nsgn.h
entire tip . most enioysbl. affair. 0aly
limited rusaser of tickets will be sold. The
a. amer viii Rave the nAt re wharf If c'eIoes
Ia the mcsnins returning q; o m. Foe tick q
ana further snfoysastio spsly st csfice OF fhs
ssr sse Furs sAfp Ca al and Railroad Company
rooms y aad s. scheuerman book corner Fron
aud Cherry.
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The employes Of the Seattle Transfer Com.
paay raised 400 and presented the sum to Bag
xsgsmassef ". J. Ross Monday evening. Mr.
rass. who has hsid his position with the COM
csnv n. asiy two year. has for long time suf.
tered with rheumatism and lung trouble. has
sess unable TO 50 away Coz treatment. His fel-
lov wcrkmen decided TO raise parse ihs, would
enable Mr.. Ross 20 secure the best OF treatment
.nd few monsAA' needed rest. and he viii
icsve here today or tomorrow for the noun
tainA Harry sasubut. brother OF the manager
- N. frantic. company. viii al the position Of
Awrace IA aseer.
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rHE BLorrER.

srFKRioR couRT-sTRATToy. J.
j. B. Nichols W. 6rifith Davics--Continued 10
Monday. June s
". u. Fabeu " A. w. Piper-Plainti6's mo-
ton 10 dismiss appesl sustained.
j. r Means Son w. Their Cfcditor-A. ".
Ciapp 4 Co. granted permission to remove GER
tain Goods BY giving receipt therefor.
surERzoR csuRr-LicHrxSBgRs, ..
z n. Beiyea vs.. John Isaaes-pismissed u
plaintiffs coats.
John Costello w. X. 0o;tstcin-contfhucd 70
Jane 3.
spPxRfoe corKr-HrNEs ..
Hcrkins vs.. Dtlwofth ct a'.--Dfoppzd from
trial lendas.
Bssthoiomews ". MILO Summers Settled in
court and O. s&x raid.
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xsssA Rsesae Cs.AssH.ae5ss Pssesea1ngs
-Greae Nexthesn 8asvoye-
N xos1heeu R1eaGc = absue % insfitn3s 60
aemnatery psoeeedinGs 70 gstn riEht-cf-uay
sksouxh VI Lsdd's property - he hesd 81
On the Eafiroad are1ue franchise next neck.
kestazas Enxtueor watson. 81 ~ seattle 4
Noassns saiIsay, LIT lass nishs scr xhe nosth 10
easn infornafson = 10 The movements Of the
suryeyirg paSfies - work On thas line. The sar-
ysyors are nov making preliminary survey -
section ~ township q. range easx sn4 efs
near swamp creck. which they VIII follow Tor
: conssd<rab1r Distance. Another preliminary
line viii Be run before permanent location T. a.
ci1od upon-
Geaerai Passenger Agent RnG. Of the eeastie.
Lake shore 4 Eastern. has ncw about hiseen ex-
cunsona booked for various points n2 20 Sno-
qualmie Falls.
Attorney ]. 4. Mitchell. IT,. Of ~ Northern
Pacific, was In The city yssserdsy from Tacoma
xss Dssa Bss sieeping.
An unkaoru nam. apparently ell bat lifsiess,
vas found lying ON the steps o. the Methodist
eaurch yesterday afternoon. An omcer called
hafk ana placed the man in % take him 70 po-
lice headquafEerx The vehicle had not gene
far befosr the man was jolfed hack 10 conscious
uess and By The time headquazters vas reached
he had 50 far soktrsd OF - 10 pay to. his ride
and wss discharged
Pullman reservations made for ali points East
Wis tie Northern Pscf0c railroad. NE vesslo used
sleeper and dsasnz-cAr lsuc. A. Chiioerg CITY
ticket sgrrs. ZIG Second street. Boston block
1onkin. depos ticket agent. sssiue-
Cuiyer,s carboitc saive-maxic heaies-cuss,
bru sez. bu nx. ETC. Twenty I've tents
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ANEW Flicker fav s~attis-Reas Leave
for vtctorla.
nanaees Rockwell hes aiened Warren Fitx
eoEn1d. the we'll known youne LeadvIile. Color
ed. p1tchef. snd he will Join he club
The lnas of the week xitzgcsAld les been pitch.
log sreot ball for two seasons past and comel
highly recommended.
Tho eoattle Reds Ieave for Victoria this morn
Ing on ~ City of Kingston. They play the
Auitya 81 that city tomorrow and probably
Friday and saturday. This makeup Of the team
q = tollews: HagsenmiiIsf, catcher: Dean
pltchen Scott. first base; Muflee. second base
Hanlln. third bose: Lloyd. short stop: Nunsn
left ne'd: Hope, center held: Kenney. rishl
0e1d, end NantoS suhstisuts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-21

ns sites for Town BuildiurukA
Special Tax Proposed.
-. - town coancii OF Ballard has bSeu nokiur
snu curing the past few days FOE &,rknie 10.
.scas Tor city hsu. Jail aud fro &Hars m emit
ssssesday deeided TO report at last nlsh,'s
-. - 81 the Ballard council that saree snitshle
- ssfs available on Burke avenue.
,Ass..' ceanesi has been discussing the advfs-
~. III o. hvytng special tax GA the town 10.
.s.s pa'peses. tue principal enc being = water
~ b levied.
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xrw uougs AT sRrgy LAKE

Many balldtngs IA sesrrsss sassres are not
shsswgs in sne lisa Of oalidnx permits issued by
tAe nsstt.3sUe l. snecgog. wssAfa The past sew
sssxs shs- Eel o&tng perscas save csEsanSneet 10
sati,s a ssreen Lane Mrx Nssssrrt Rel, =
q 10 hsaxe: NJ A. y sssas. . IS ssa ao1se.
p.io,er q Il ana Nttsssa.
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FAST T1,tw

r. ~ sosthern Pscsre railroad vesihn.e rsa-
saa eteping Car tine, daily service 10 :,
49, 49, Naanosposis. Duluth and Chscaxo Ne
- -.ss % cars aud tweats fire mites TIE short
mae . 'bteseo Toursss sieepsssg cars
fesssxu pfssiug rssst myers ~ khe Ci2son depot
49, 49, zxe sesen hours and thsr'y-six aintssss
49, % esaeF llaes. 4. Ch.lb ~. city tfskel
- a - > cond s'rcei, B,sstsaa block 4, Ton
- DEPOT ssekyt ageng, ~estsle.
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sen 49, - Hefsov H.
epo Hpo@ Wpoe6.
~ ae<3elos oecnus1 o - nnnmor 49,
- - - Wny % Whnacnn - ucnlrv
euNtng u1leb, ph11o IS el6nrs ennos onv Irrrfoors
enMoD - H. buoe. frtak1naed - gners.neers
~ mueA.
y ee9gyoo o1ot HI 9eloe& Il o. uornfnr
- 1eet - sasamfng shsuunk Decerf1os
DoR 11ouo - 800 80 ,-e~f~~ q ~ = =
- - - nc~x uhteh ~ fdaho ha1 %
Cep<e1a Qsson and suoss0sn vera
- well ~ ~ tneas eGprts eomk1sed
49, nas - - ooat II he e<uter ~ -
- - y un1eH = euiy - - v1ee Tie bpot
snee.sa oar - 90 no o1d ~ guard rasl On
- - ueeo pese - ~ enueway s1ynek a9ntnss
see1 - - smoshed 70 paeexs
- peMeneem wepe 01eh frseh.ened. snd
-. Nouid hsvs heen pau5e 90 bosrd haa
mol Captain 0sess pe<served hIs sstn.nees -
sno1ted - 10 pn66en = thnf sh<re wan a
aen9eS and hat the f6Ss had not hem Aana-
- mucn- 1hs passenoses auleeed dawn ana
nitef Tie ti6e he'd ahefe6 soua~whsx 60, sshe
esenned - Whascom Yesterday asfernooa ne
noes efytyco In Seattle ana cntr.enfere = see fru
meosaesty ~ 70 work rrpafrfsse me daraareyf
NH ms amenus 81 damaze ala not exexsd 80
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aarrx l.Axr sac va.

N@<srs. ssxver & Walker yesterday receives,
ire .. srhiafry for rhe new mill 81 Gr ea Lake
s.egu indianapolis, Ind. xaa hsi IL forwards.
~ Frrsneas tosay The frame 81 the mil has
l@tr ready for scrne time. ard Nessse Parker d
fax shr tnsl rreprsesors. exrccS 90 Be inrulsls-
st.s lagnb&r 10 customers within fweary 1ayx.
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vr.rinI.ITn rRAiN sERvIcE

ovs, the Northern Pacific rsllrosd. dining ears
"a .ieensns cars every day la the yezr. sesiie
- y ..s.v, q, nslss the shortess route secona-
~ 49, r.sse-ress, too. are afforded excxlieat sc
cen uaodsticnA
,rfxrY ausxx Hcuxs asn rufRrY-six MINUTES
80. A IN reaching chi axo VIA this line4 A.
Ssss,s.-s s.ry ticket sgcns 7sS Seccad street.
us'.,s,n n,oek. T. Toakia. csros ticket agent
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5O0-PantaIoons-500|

Greatest offering yet made in pantaloons Acc
sortmen of all styles of goods. actually worth from
we have marked down to the uniform price Of S. I
member you select from 500 pantaloons, all made
latest style.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-21

rnere was . large and fashionable atseno&hce
,.ss evening at the piano and pipe organ ~
sisaf which was given al the fsrst Presbyterian
church hy Miss May rossiB. assisted ey several
clever m asiclans this city. Miss NAY Fssyin
euioys the reputation OF being an aamaraeis
,,ss,,,.s. ana she lusiy verinet u les. evening
asr rendition "a the nsest dssseait sesec ions
sr,.u wagner. Iisxs and Bsea b, tnksaed careful
sss,.,, and perfect familiarity with the works
"a she great COMPOSERS
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rx rRsfoN RATEs

-u.v q, - - and u she pusan faeisc " u .sss
80. s,an seattle Ia Stetsss q ~ sern - the
~. 80 az ona fare FOR she roand I'D.
t"v ssse " A e. MAsgiS.
gfts Tsekst Assrts 30 eerylass ssrSeI
n = ps1sus. Agent Cry l1>sk
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yav ssup>zszs rxeasienE accommodations and
al .sssrps snaf esSssfss1ss ssev~ssfai and
~lksvshte srsr 20 sae East tkSs tie NesfAera Pa
~ssss q hrssssra xesftpszAe f~aSns ga ~ Paas
vsrrssr osss pEIafA AID Chicago. eoaslsssnG az
.ssrsnx ar. r~ccm eoe ssee plnx cara Sew
srrsrss. ssses~-s aader sAe esreSstss 81 ths Pull
rr.,s r.s.<s Car tsaEzpaay ara atsacAe1 ~ 2sziy
= -ezsxn srxsn. Nc better SERVICE 20 - koan4
1sskssfere efsv r<sx<s axsas. ~ second sf-sss.
rrsscu esc<k. L. TeaAa1. a<pos tseAes assas. Sc
Alta
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- a.. Na-efssrss tic yassrssxs. ne ecss
..ss,..I ssn<. der al .-asass East A SasseSss :.
eA.asssf Sss - sreas rs >xccad street hess0z
s,srss = Tonkln tcrcs ticket sxxaa s<sts2s.
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NV gIsa AND pRsrEgY NETS
Pr txr-es< sro-a SsU York iarce alnc a.
}, ,sss SafasSfav Chesl@r tfssrs.
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- spYrrAr SAIY

tine Of oailds-sa.s a. Sa..iS r : q -
: nxer. chester esesrt
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ase your tickets and reserve yoa- slesr
eceom ricdasinn over Northern rxslnc
A. ChslberE. city ticket AEens -l6
- Street, Boston h!ccx: T. lenkln. depot
<>s~1 agent & attic
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-21

John r. Gales new yacht. Pilgrim. which was
launched q LAke washington. was brought
around q the seattle dry dock yesterday 10 Be
rireed ana lifted mp for service this seascn.
The Pilgrim b snifty feet keel aud nine isst
beam. baiIt b. @. v. johnson from sBuf<ess
model ordered from Boston. She viii Be etsed
IN with handsome cabin. having sleepins
Recommendation for four people. and promisss
to b not only pretty boat. boz very lass
sailer. Mr.. Gsle txreets 70 have the Piie im
ready for service the nrst Of next week. After q
few tsiai sails srousd the hsrbo,. he proposes to
70 crnisiDe around the sound with party oi
friends. spe uding several weeks.
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We last sxxrss4-s = casss ae9 snse wwar We
A. sssuExx tie Eee II ecss1a saa sSs.e ;Gre&
a. ~ &.ss ~ : MS CaS sc .e~ry.
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NEW PARAsoIs AND UMBRELLAS
49, jaaf opened our new stock. CHESTER
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FOR on-Partisan Charter convention.

The local Democracy. while assuming an I'M
compromising partisan attitude with Inference
20 The r mainder af the ticket. appear 70 be de-
tirous Of non partisan freeholiers y the CON-
ing muuscirai csmpaagn They have been
mskins over ures to the Republican central
committee for compounds in the
election Of frce-heidsrs. And IL
a exrccted that . conference will be held ~
the Chamber OF Commerce headqu arters. where
the Demo rxtic central committee aud aeon
mi,tee al tho central Democratic league viii
confer With the Republican central committee
ana committee OF the HARRISON league.
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The rnioa fsessc the osss sssnssoas ss 81 =.
80 -. 80 Sasxssnr cas- srosa the fse ae cass
:, ~ go A l. Martin. ~ ssckst s<enf 20
Sssssr,a ssrecs. Hcason hissk. Y. Y hssxxA sssnb
sr1rx lfaek
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@acxSrs ~oot. DRESS GoopS
rveuty.tve seas al se<sa' ~ saeh dfwss ss'els
f~ssexs.k tssxkry.
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GLORIA fAsr BLACK Hosr.

9e received a fnu ne 81 ss,,.rs. saxs h,.s,s
- 2 Tor Ia ties. misses ana gents: every palr
Ssntsa or money refunded 30 ccne q pa.
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,s.s.x sssss fasxes the woadevsssi ~ eios 10
- 1870 r,s,ss a. Mrs.. y. u. fe<~e tnH sssk.
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75c-FIanneI 0vershirts-

We have gone through the entire gentlcmeas
department and marked prices down lower than q
known Especially great are the cuts in ovcrshirts a.
shirts We offer as sample fifty dozen mems ~
ovcrshrts at 75c each.
BOYS all wool fancy tennis flannel shirts at ST.. ~
Mems all wool tennis flannel ovcrshrts at $I.5o
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ChiIdren's Clothing

The offerings in the Childrens Clothing Depaftme1
absolutely the startling made in the CITY, -
without doubt the choicest in the Northwest lhe
offers in this department will be continued one week one
inspection Of the fine line Of kilt suits is invited
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5Oc-Summer underwear.

On Monday place sale fifty dozen assorted stl.s
summer underwear. all sizes SOC These goods haxN
selling steadily from s5c $r.as but We mark then
uniform price Of soc
Mems natural wool Derby ribbed shirts and drawers
Greatest reductions in winter weight underwear
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Dunlap Straw Hats

We selling quantities OF the celebrated DunsR ~
hats These are the fashionable hats Of AmdM4
are sole agents for Dunlap in Seattle ~
Great offerings made in hats Of all makes .. 81
We the only clothing house in the city wno
DO not keep open on Sunday Our store closes = p &
days Saturday open until O'Clock So
See tomorows paper for bargains in other dep
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Clothing at Cost
S16-Cassimere Suits-S16

Black and white cashmere suits all wool and fl co1o
Sic reduced from $2o
Fancy basket worstcds, imported goods slIk m1 h
duced from $a5 to SIS.
Heavy weight blue beavers, double and singh t<E<e
guaranteed fast colors reduced from SIS to $Io
Fine imported wide vale SUITS sacks and c1taW1
from $75 to Sis.
Fancy Scotch Tweed suits for $Io
Black and white plaid tweeds for $Io
Imported English plads reduced from $75 to 50
Fancy brown plaid worsteds $II. reduced from
Black and blue worsteds, Sis.
Black and white cassimercs $I6
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-05-01

The Ohio Legislature adjourn
cd last Monday. This able BODY
deserves much credit for the
GOOD work done while in session
They righted many wrongs which
were perpetrated upon our peo
pie during the Foraker admlnl'
stration, and passed many valu-
able bills. Senator Lowry and
Representative Price, we are
glad 10 note. stood IN the ffon'
rank With the greatest statesmen
uf that distinguished body. They
have shown themselves to- be
able, honest, attentive and cour
teous, and by SO doing secured
much credit TO themselves and te
the ruunties which they have The
honor to represent.
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Tornado Insurance.
TO PROPERTY OWNERS.

Lieut.. j. P. Finley of the Signal
Service Corps. U. S Army. reports
that in nine years Thirty lorna
does have swept through Ohio on
their errand of death and destruc-
tion, iuflicting a property loss of
over SIS, 100000. But one other
State has a record so calamitous.
Prudence and foresight cannot pre-
vent. tornadoes, but one may pro-
tect himself from financial rnin by
securing such reliable Tornado in
surancs as that granted by the Fire.
mans Fund Insurance Co., SAT-
Francisco, Cal, one of the Oldest
and strongest underwriting institu
tons in the country. Many a man
too short ighted or too penurious
to pay a small premium has been
stripped of all earthly possessions
in an instant of time by the mer-
CHESS Tornado. Had he been in
sured be would today be in the
enjoyment Of plenty.
Accordingly to Lieut.. Finley. Ohio
has been most frequently visited by
Tornadoes in the month of May
Therefore now is the time to ask
for policy covering the Tornado
risk.
Be sure you insure with the Fire
mans Fund.
w. W. McCRAY, Ag't.
Logan. May 1-2w.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-05-01

It is reported that the Cover
nor of Arkansas has secured evi
dence that will convict the asSas
sin of Hon. John NJ. Clayton, but
he declines TO make the evidence
public or give the name Of the
suspect. II is stated that it viii
be shown that the murderer mis-
took His victim for ex Governor
Powell CLAYTON. and believed he
was aveneing the death of rela
tive who was killed while Powell
CLAYTON was Governor.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-05-01
Church Affairs at Starr.

There will be an entertainment
given ut the NJ. E Church at Sarr,
on Saturday evening, May Sd. for
the purpose of ra,slrg the church
debt.
The program will consist of mu-
SIC and speeches, also lap supper
will be served.
The committee have secured The
services of Miss Rodgers of Zaleskl
a very fine Organist, and also th'
Elocutionist from the Ohio Univer
sity at Athens will be present. Al
adml.tance fee of 25 cents will b.
charged st the door.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-05-01

The organization Of the farmers
f. the protection of their inter
ests seems to be spreading ovel
the land. In the Congressional
District of the Pennsylvania pc
t,ticn signed by 1900 farmers has
bsen published. with cal! for a
convention TO place in nom
lnatiou men from their own class
to represent them Ill Congress
and the Legislature.
It is not a political move
ment, ard it is supposed that
The laborins classes will unite In
it. 1t is said that Crawford Co.
which is in this District, has the
strongest Grange organization In
the world.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-05-01

GOLD, silver and copper coins
are specifically exempted from
duty in the Mckinley bill. The
party. of monopoly believs in free
trade in money, Notwithstanding
our .tru ygling infant industries
in producing the metals therein
Why should the pauper geld o.
Europe be allowed 10 compete
with The home article? Foreign
iron is taxed, gold admitted Tree
AS usual, the staple required by
the poorer classes is burdenee
with a duty the luxury is on the
free list. The principle pervade'
the entire bill.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-05-01

The tariff bill will be ta'
ken up next Monday for gen
eral discussion. Republi-
cans propose to muzzle de-
bate, and there will be &
lively contest, but the up
shot will be as the Autocra1
wills. The public will gen
orally understand the Re
publican dread of debate.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-05-01

Under the law re-creatlng
the board of Canal Commits
sion, Governor Campbell has
made the following appoint
ments: w. E. Boden, OF
Guernsey Co., A. r. Roose,
OF Pickaway Co., and reap
pointing R. n. Rownd, OF
columbus. The two former
are Democrats and the latter
Republican. Mr.. Boden was
the Democratic candidate
for State Treasurer last year
The two Democrats take the
places filled by Judge Latta
and General Gibson.