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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
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9lales.

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lanes hpIIlrr. Room 40 - PARK Row.
A sIEoS" single nan -. wants a
~ situation. .- wiling t, VoiA ~ any
uung. A1a.r,, WAGNER. los Bradford.
e.. Hiooxiyu
ANA O&I WANIIN,. Il good financial
"A man correspondent. Ion.h,,prr or -r.lc.
,a... having good record for flltbfulnc-s
ad r..labDlty. vim MANY ,,ar. ,Npcr.,nec
lu lo-n mercantile and manufacturing
houses. NAV please stdr-- FRASKLIN.
,'4' e.. y Mater. '' lar invest.
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h.'. I-''' i''"''"'f-
Euh l- rl.h,, -ouc light office work.
- Address II. BECKER. 80 oth-atc.
ID Oy I.. want. situation In Wholesale
ID hou-r or n.r Insurance comiou,. ac-
1uilhtl Win N'N-l YORK "0"d reference
given. VIC HALL CRAM, 80, D'grtW-
-f. Efo.l'fn.
u oy Il wi.n.. situation I'm architect.
ID onicc honest and indu-trous cool II
.rn''-- AlGr IS Nh RED MIEi'I !,
li9 East "''h-t
ROY y J.. want position az ANYTHING
pam NH"i 90" ty'l inquirer '1"I
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~ ''i'ii' 49,
DoS- ae,d 4. v,,f. un.i,I,r d, office ar
Is store hddrc.. r. l.. -. car. ". :.
loriy'r 3ll llcnry--t.
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aaI ,,i,or cam ,., ''i o,,,,, '''.''t'
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- NtRIfrIE. Young man "a. GOOD
ID uI,rf. rI-h,, situation q, ba-krDp.r or
lunrai an. speaks lngli,h and German.
AGdrr-- JACOB BAAbEN. c02 Fast 21th-,t.
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7. '''n Us IT. - Ii'ih WI'F' pul'A ~
It.H., "thD N".h ~ 'nt kind. Au-
Hf'-' ,. W. Box ~ Iiih1h' once.
ASUi.E. lNr.rlrur.d man want. po.l.
I fi'', a. ,.,.i,i,., 49, ,tiof ,i,rp in l,,,a
summer resort ho.cl best references. Al.
f.n.- lt. l.. 49,. 1rihun- Onirr.
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"iu "i Yp'Itl"n oI ,ru.' hH wears
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
FURNISHED 6onsrs.

TO RENTAL oyster Ray. l.. l.. prem.
Il lses known as the "ffomc,tca fully
furnished on the water; nnc lawn and
shade trees stable room. aud every way
suitable FOR country gcntloman's resi-.
dence. Apply TO WM. j. YOUNGS. Ov..
ter Bay, L. /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
Furnished Rooms.


Az ELEGANT DENTISTS OFFGCL.
"A square sunny room. p1rlOr ccn.fc Now
YORK. parfoct condition. OWNER, 10
East 2Gth-st.
ID EAUTIFUL ROOM FOR drcs,nakcr or
ID dentist; Otncr rooms. 5i3 N'at
34th-st.
II UENlSHED rooms to Jet. 10 Eat
9th.st.
Hall. BEDROOM To let wen furnished
IL and heated term, very reasonable
piyate hou-'. $40 East 11th-st.
HANDSOME furnished room for rontie-
L man private bath hot and cold water
opposite Hotel brunswick. , East 27th--t.
NICELY furnished room, with ni,t.cla--
~ board also table board. 2.l32 7th-a'".
THE FIFTH AVENUE. 5th.ayc.. cor.
4 s5th->t.: elegant suit, Of apartment,
of ten largo light rooms and bath with
buffers pantry. passenger and freight clc-
vator. Inquir- on premises.
II EAST 32D-ST.- Hand -omcly furnished
4 Il rooms, lr,t-cla>. private house ref
cronces.
~ WEST 3O1H.ST.-C Comfortable single
room for gentleman terms modcra;".
- SYST. ss WEST. Handsomely tpr.
i ni.h.d room 70 let TO gentleman
,cnlcnt 81" station.
10 WEST ST.-Larre handsome
1 . room. with graf" fire; - other.
- WEST 22D.ST Furnished rooms for
Ii gentlemen only; reference given
and required.
ia IFXTNGTON.AVE large hand.
IL .ourlv furnished room. bot Hrd
cold water breakfast II desired reference.
400 EAST 52D-sT.-Furnishod room FOR
700 gentlemen private Lou'"; 10"
price reference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
Gin Real estate Go Get.

= DEF. SHELTON, specialist In factory
H.. pioDertie.i lease OF sale. % Broad
way.
ITO LET or lease FOR term Of years. The
store No. ~ Ilarri~On--t. also build
ings Nos. 2O7. 2il and oh FIankiin-~t.
Apply 70 ARTHUR T. SWIFT, real estate,
118 Hudson-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
miscellaneous

LltlOLI ilu ~ ~ ~
4 LBERT @. SPENCER. 276 6th'aye.'
"A bctwecm 17th and 18th DrclldSi
paiasols. canes made b. order recovered
and repaired prompt and reliable
nTSKS. are positively certain our
~ iontop- aye big bargains. 81 broadway.
NJ ATTRESSES made over. at residence
VI il desired city or country; ch@lrr OF
hair. ticking. feathers. Gc LOI -
IALLEE. Cphol.tcr"r and Decorator, f49
Cth-avc.. entrance. 27th-.t.
- HOSPHATE LANDS located. inspected
and bought on cooperative pan Oy
u. D. ROGERS civn and mining engineer.
Ocalo, Fla. OPPOSITE Ocala House
- INKE'S Home Vapor Bath Apparatus
cures colds, rheumatism; improves me
complexion and haidcns: strengthens tnr
system; price So send for circular. LTD
3c-aVe.
NJ ANT 10 purchase skull or whole sk"lc-
w ton state price, which must Dc low.
O. w. H.. go West I'D u.
WOULD LIKE 10 MAKE arrangements
w with parties haTlng mining property
in M"Ni'o. Central o. south America ~ act
a. mining expert and report Oh value OF
same. Address :. II. G.. llS East l0.h-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
Rral Cstate.
Gifn Real estate for Sale.


A CHEAP 3-storv and basement brown
"A stone house in good order; only
sl2 500. Call on {. NJ. WILLIAMS,
All 3d-aVc.
T. IRST-CLASS four-Storv 90-foot front
J. dninR-rOom extension dwelling; only
s27. ono: No. 81 West 7Gth--t.: exception
ally fne interior best workmanship. op.n
for Inspection. SAMUEL COLCOID. owner.
FRONTING Manhattan square. anu over
Il looking Central ParS. that exception
sllv fine 24-fOOt ..ont dinin2-rOOm cNt"n sion
dwelling No. 20 West 11th-St.. Tor sale at
reasonable price: always open Tor inspcc-
tion. SAMUEL COLCORD. owner.
TOR SALE.-A corner on 9th.ave. new
building terms REASONABLE price low !;
no agents Address Z. +. CALLAHAN,
220 Fast 42d-st
TwO frst-clasS f-storv. ~ aud 20 foct
j front dwellings, with 3-~tOrv extern
sions: ONLY $50 600: Nos. IS and - W'>t
91st-st. open for inspection must be seen
10 be appreciated. ELI MARTIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Ncw.Yorll FRIDAY Feb. 14-BEEVIS-Rec 102
carloads N head-3 carloads at Hoboen for saUght-
crprs - carloads at GOthst including IS carloads Tor
Ta,uaus COMPANY carloads for J. Stern, and carloads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
Gclp n)nntc0.
Males.

Males.
- OOEKTrPEE amt accountant want d
ID for wholesale house. good wage. fo
night party. Apply Room %. 30 Fulton
It.. Bi""Elfn.
0IELL no LNPG O1 a., All maic
4 hrlp cIeful} selected aud sent on re-
celpt ~ order citv or country. METRO
POLITAN AGENCY. G"j broadway
lIILLWUIGuT.- woodwork. orl'. .
vi factory Job. and ilkc'y 70 b p"i.Ah.rn,l
Addrc,- EOELNAN, BoA e. i'uhunr One.
DATTLfNMAKLE and dngrh'-man
/ wanted. MEHElLL BRDS.. EIo'a-
Ism. +. y.
7yyA%rID.- Statesmen 10 -rll our nrV -p"-
w cialfic- 10 tlic trade. exclusively or .idr
line: -ampir- and case flI1l-u'd "Nclu-i'"
torrtor, good m' situation permanent
Win chai'r 70 build ur hn" TRADE.
MODEL LEDGER CO.,, south Bend lnd.
yxyANTED.-A reliable cicir AGENT who
w can furnish hr-t If reference. Dog 4"
/ Lancaster County. Penn. manufacturer 10
.rU 10 Tho HhGios1lc trtdr an grades Of
cigars: one 81 experience preferred. lnr
further information Oddr-s u. J.. FRAN Is
VGTSLK. I;cam-to"n, Lancaster county
Penn.
IL ANrED.-A gardener who thorough
w n understands hl- cuisines. IN al tnr
branch, of thc profession. including green.
houses. COD giaprIi's, forcing ho.."" ana
veectabl. card'nine AnGi'~e H"' 10
N.urh Churh. penn.
vtJANIED. ~ALHrMEN on -eyafl Or
w conui s.or % h1ro'' -" NV PAl-
EST CHEMICAL G%k EEASING pm
eli The greatest selling novelty ever
prnduccd. Erase inf thof"u@hlN ~ W.
seconds no abrasion 81 pap -up I'D 3'V
urr cent pIoni ou" agent -aie~ amount
I, 500 IN -iN days, another ~ 30 Two
hour. We want one gn"rFctlr P'nrlaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
Bns,llcss Chances.

A I PAY CASH for stock, Of Incrch1n-
"A disc, or buv entire stores out, a. dry
goods. shoes. clothing, groceries sc. lib
Crdl comm ss.On paid 10 agents. SCIiWEIN-
III re-. 81 Walkcr-,t.
4 RESPONSIBLE PARTY would repre-
"a sent Boston or Ncw-YOfk house In
Baltimore. 4. 4. AMELANG, 30 North
IIOiliday-st., baltimore. Md.
A CTlNE partner wanted with cash IN es-
n tablishcd real estate business down
town. Address ACTIVE PARTNER,
Tribune once.
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Bnslrres q hdnces.

4 GENTLEMAN with - 600 % join The
~ advertiser. Addr',, LOMBIE Tilb-
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Females.

w ANTED. Cook for family Of four In
w nrst.cla., apa tmcrt house ironine.
no washing must Doe competent AdIfg.,
FDW AIDS, Tribune Uptown once, lbs
broadway.
tATANTED. In towns within 30 miles 81
w York, = capable nd trustworthy
persOn 10 represent us On salary aud COM
mission. Address +. ii. & H., 30 Lafayette
Place, y. Y,
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At REDUCED PRICES. 400 secondhand
"A wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed machinery huu-ht and ~
changed. GEORGE b. EDDY. 39s Madl'
80
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RE
CEINED At THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No i.o3S Broadway corner Thirty-tr-t-st..
uutl . p. m.: go Broadway, between
Twenty. SECOND and Tvcnty-thlrd st.. until
: .. M; 40 Wet Twcnty-third.st., corner
Ilchth.syc. lJ2 ~lN'h.RNr. ljB Fourth
ave, corner Fourt,cn,h-st.; 200 Third ave.
corner For'y-.oycnth-st.; l.O2G Third-aIr..
rear SlNfv-hr-t-a,. l.70S Fifst-tNr.i ln6
Wet loriy--ccond-st -. Nln,h.lfc. and
HARLEM OFFICE. lSO Tn-t Onr-huudr,d-
and tvcnty-hith-st. UP 10 3 y. m, at regular
Office rats
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domestic 5itnatluns UIntc0

A Iii kind, OF German servants. with first
"A class references, always on hand. for
city OF country. /. SONNEN NCuElN'S
EMpLOYMEN L OFFICE. ID 3d.aye., near
.fn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15
Domestic Gitnations fOantc1
Females

COOK. HOUSEWORK. &c.-By Ameri.
~ can and German help thorough cooks.
bread. biscuit. meats, poultry, pastries,
cake. &c. for city or country. 1873 9th
ave. near lOth-st.; at the HOME Blu.
REAU.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-31

In his speech ON the tariff bill
the other day Senator VOORHEES,
referred 10 the recent Stanley
wedding in London, attended by
members of the royal family and
by the representatives. of The high
est arIslocricy in England. and td
the wedding presents of fabulous
prices showered on the hero ol
the Ozark Continent" and his
bride. An American projected
manufacturer. he said, was there
and bestowed upon the bride a
gift richer and rarer and far more
costly than anv that could be al
forde1 by the Qneen of England
or the King of Belgium, IL was
Carnegie, he said. and his gift
was an uncut diamond of such a
size and quality that neither the
richest of The crown jewels OF
England nor the mU0nstOne OF
India could surpass 1t in value.
The farmers of the United States
have paid for that diamond ten
thousand times over in the last
twenty years by paying an aver
age OF over 3S per cent. ON every
article oriron aud steel they used,
aud paying increased rates oi
railroad freight, made necessary
by the high duties on steel and
iron rails and rolling stock.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-31

Hawk" the gifted writer fot
the Cincinnati Post. hos the fol-
lowing in a late issue OF that pa
per;
/ saw in an Eastern paper rc'
Gently that Governor Campbell
is quoted as saying that he ex'
poets TO see the Democrats Il
WIN The fight IN the State this
TALL. | can find several other peo
pie of The same opinion. and mol
all OF them are Democrats. Fol
! stance, | was surprised. in
talking with prominent Gepub
lican now in office in Washington
and who attended the Foraker
hippodrome at Cleveland 10 find
that he was not al all as sangnine
Of the success of his party, and
cited as a reason ;he disaffeciion
ne already saw IN his party after
the fact that the ex governor had
again come 10 the front too soon
after being repudaied nv the Re
publican party Of the State.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-31

Gen. Grosvenor in his review
of the bollot-box forgery case
takes occasion to compliment
Gov. Campbell as follows;
Last. bnt no means least. James
e. Campbell. OF Ohio, candidate
of his party for governor in the
same election in which this
crime was invented. a gentleman
of spotless reputation; our col
league in three congresses; man
at home and abroad who chal.
lenges and receives the the conf
dence and esteem of the men OF
his own party and the men of all
other parties; a gentleman OF
whom John Sherman was not
afraid to speak. even in the bitter
hours of bitter campaign-and
that, too, after Campbell had
been charged with the crime-in
terms of COINCIDENCE and high es.
TEEN. Il was such gentlemen as
these against whom the vile poi
soned arrow was hurled.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-31
Why Letters and Papers Don't
Reach Destinations.

The Postmaster, at the request
of the Postoffice Department al
Washington, hands US the follow
ing for publication, which are
the man causes assigned for the
failure or delay nj transmitting
mail matter. Ii everybody will
observe these directions the mail
service will prove mnch more
satisfactory:
Misdirection, imperfect and il
leglb.e address; failure to give
street and number; inability 10
find transient people by reason
OF failure of addressing their mail
in care of hotel, individual or
business house, or marked "tran
sient'; by failing to advise the
Pos, Office to forward their mail.
or to return to writer within a
CERT ain time; writing address
with a pencil which is liable TO
become detaced; imperfect ad.
dress; by neglect IN giving post
Office, county or State. These
omissions are the result Of non
delivery. and the cause of mail
being sent umavoidably to the
dead letter Office.
Strangers visiting. or their
friends, should notify the P0stOf.
fee or Carriers in order 10 make
prompt delivery. A comp lance
with these suggestions will great
ly promote the efficiency of the
service and the satisfaction OF
the public.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-31

The first day Of May, 1891, will
mark very important event in
the realm of organized labor.
On that day the miners of the
United States will demand ali
eight hour day and backed by
the American Federation of La
bor and The Knights of Labor
will enaeavor to enforce ii. The
presen, organization of miners
known as the United Mine Work
ers of America is very strong and
for that reason this craft was &C.
lected 10 make the contest. Al
the recent meeting of the nation
al executive board of the Organi
cation resolution was adopted
formally notifying the miners Ol
the country that the demand
would be made.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-31
For Secretary Of State.

In looking over the State to lind
a proper person to make a winning
fisht against Dan Ryan. the Rcpub'
lican candidate for Secretary OF
State. we stop at the mention OF
the name of Dan Dsneby, OF Lam
caster.
he combines Irish pluck with
American patriotism, and has every
l,fication of gaDd fighter.
Fifteen years ago Dan Danehy
was using pick and shovel on the
Hooking Valley Railroad. Today
he is one of the most popular. pro.
gressive and prominent young men
in the State.
Hc educated himself. He never
even went into the front door of q
college. BE prepared himself for
teaching and at once took high
rank "a an educator.
When natural gas was found at
Lancaster, Dan Danehy was the
nan who took advantage OF it to
promote the progress of his town
and the working men of the coun-
try. Almost a0aided. he developed
the resources of the region and
brought nearly all Of the industries
there which are there today,
He Is undaurted IN any enter
prise he undertakes He is a man
lof strict integrity, indomitable
pluck and perseverance, and an en-
ergy that allows rest only after
success.
He is President of the Catholic
Knights Union of America and has
an extensive acquaintance with the
business men and politicians of the
State. Re, more than any other
man of our acquaintance, has the
personal popularity and qualities
tions to give Dan Ryan . back set.
He is a Democrat tried and true.
At a recent convention in Lancas-
ter for q Senatorial nominee, he al
most secured the nomination. His
record 10 politics, in business. in
personal integrity commend him to
the people of Ohio as the man the
Democrats can elect.
Let us make the fight between
the two "Dans," and dollars to
doughnuts that our Dan will win.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-31
Ascrap Of Paper Saves Her Life.

It was just an ordinary scrap
of wrapping paper, but it saved
her life. She was in the last sta.
ges of consumption, told by her
physicians that she was incEra-
BILE and could live only a short
time; she weighed less than sew
enty pounds. On a piece Of
wrapping paper she read of DIR.
Kings New Discovery. and got
sample bottle. il helped her. she
bought a large bottle, 1t helped
her more. bought another and
grew better fast, continued Its
use and is now strong, healthy.
rosy, plump, weighing l4O
pounds. For fuller particulars
send stamp to w. H. Cole, Drug
gist, Fort Smith. Trial Bottles
of this wonderful Discovery Free
at +. Harrington's Drugstore.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-31
The Detroit Free Press saws

The Detroit Free Press says
the census shows the town OF
gettysburg, Pa. has a population
of 1851 persons. What an lnsig-
nificant little suburb it is TO The
great city of the dead that lies
outside its limits. Probably mo-
where else on this continent, il
in the world. does such q hand
ful of the living go about the dai
lv vocatiomS of life in the silent
presence of such a multitude Of
The dead.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-31
The Coming Congressional Con-
yentiOn.

The Convention in Logan ON next
Tuesday promises to be an inter-
esting one. The district is cosmt
, polltSn in its composition, 1t EN-
braces the most fertile grain fields
of the continent. 1t includes the
richest coal mines of the world. lts
cities are popuIous and inc' easing
in wealth and population.
The eye not only of Ohio. but Of
the Nation. ie fixed upon this dis
trict, because of its geographical To-
cation, but moro especially upon
tho eminent men who are candidates
to represent us. All the candidates
ARE able and capable.
Hooking has not had a Congress
sional Convention since 1916, when
Ritcbie was nominated. His mem
ory rests on the fact that be ap-
pointed Phil Sheridan to West
Point.
During the last generation Hook
ing has been "cut out and thrown
in" sometimes IN . Democratic dis
trict, most frequently in q Repub-
lican. Our representatives, wheth
or Democrat or Republican, have
been the ablest the State has pro-
duced. Martin. Finck. Vance, Ew
ing, Converse. Outhwai'e. have
been our Democratic Congressmen
and each and al the peer of any
public man of the country. Hook
ing, in the redistrlcting changes
has been represented by such emit
nent Republicans as Horton, Bundy
and Neal.
We have before the Convention
on Tuesday . class Of candidates
equal in ability to any that hal
preceded them.
The Convention can make nc
mistake in O choice before them.
A fair chance for all in the contest
is demanded, and the nominee will
be the candidate of the Democracy
of this district, and will be elected.
The candidates thus far announ
ced are Uurgan. Of Jackson by
sell, of Perry Reeves, Of Fairfield;
McGillavary, Of Vinton; Wright
and Weldy, Of Hocking.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-31

The Dayton Workman says
that il Is an InsnIL To common
sense to affirm that tariff enhan'
ees the price of wheat, corn, oats.
cattle, hogs, horses, mules, poul-
irv, butter. cheese. milk. hay,
fruits. vegetables, corn or tobac-
90. leaf. The price OF farmers
products Is fixed by foreign mar
Eets. and the price of nearly ev'
ervth;ng the farmer buys is de-
,ermined by lhe Tariff. a;d lis in :
cjJen,s. This is an i'glv truth
hut il cannot he wipe, out,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-31
Eighty Miles an Hour.

A special tram bearing 15o
Pennsylvania editors was ruu cn
the 18Th OF July IRON Baltimore
10 Washington at an eXtraordin-
arilv fast gait. 1t lett Baltimore
at noon and thirty-five minutes
later had travelled forly.twu
miles and was in the Pennsyl-
wanna railroad station at Wash
ing,on. The speed averaged Y
miles an hour, or allowing; tor
starting and stopping. al least SO
miles for u greater part OF the
run.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-31

If the Democratic Administration
managed to save $lOO.OO0,00 a
year and the Republicans manage
to spend all the income of the gov.
ernment and 81, 900. .O0O,00 more
which is the best Administratio
for the people /?
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-31

While the Republicans are re
joiciny over the trouble which the
Farmers Alliance is making fol
the Democrats in South CarOlIna
and Georgia, they nre very quiet
a bout the trouble which it is making
for the Republicans in Minnesota
Kansas and Nebraska.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-31

Modern inventioni are fast being
adopted in unexpected places. Th,
latest is heard from Egypt. Horse
cars will soon bo running from Ca
lro to the pyramids and then an
elevator will be built to tho tOpt
OF the venerable piles, 80 that as
cent may be made quickly and
comfortably to tho modern trav-
eler.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-31
PROBATE NOTICE.

Noticeis hereby given ,thatthe follow
ing A ccornts and Vouchers have been nied
iu the Probate Court o; Hooking county,
Ohio, for first and final settlement.
Milton Armstrong and Nelson Arm
strong, Executors of the last will and ses-
lament Of william Armstrong, decd.
And the same will come on for hearlrg g
or the 9Th day of August, lS9O, AZ ~
O'Clock y. NJ. or a. soon Lherei.!ter rs nav
b. convenient. W. /. ~ MN
Mi, ;7-Sy, Pro Judge.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-31

An innovation has been made IN
the Calvanistic Methodist Chuich
ut Oak Hill. An organ Is being
used in the services and the Jack.
son Standard-JournaI says that is
something new AMI indicates that
como kind of q revolution IS going
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-31

The phenomenal success OF
Ayers Sarsaparilla started into
existence a host Of competitors.
This. OF cource, was IN be expect
ed; bnt the effect has been to
demonstrate The superior merit 8
of DR.. Ayers preparation bv .
constantly increasing demand
for il.