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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29

"r4,s nuaaYlne LIFE. /"

A lits,e while to pause and rest
, little space to draw full breath
Al mel we are too sorely pressed
Who run for life and death!
We know not what the goal may BE-
We know not what the prize when woA
But still we struggle feyerishly,
And though we faint we run
Some fall beneath the noon-tide heat
And fall with faces white and wan;
Some hold their course with bleeding fest
Yet still the race goes on
And some who fall rise up no moro,
Yet otder runners take their place;
And stiff as madly rs before
Swings on the furious racei
We have no time TO pause and read
The beauty writ In earth and sky;
Ne may not slacken In our speed.
Or men may pass US by.
The children call us from their play,
And love and friendship speak US kin3-
We may not Sait TO hear to-day
Lest we be left behindi
We still must strain our aching sight
The goal is nearer than before
And ever has;ens on the night
When We can run no mora.
We labor on, we scarce know why,
Nor what reward our Toll shall bless,
We rise up ere the sun II high,
And ect the bread Of carefulacss.
Ye sometimes from the winning post
Comes back the cry Of Labor lost"
And doubts chill those who strive tho most
II gain exceeds the cost.
For there are times when dali End cold
The prizes look when nesror seen;
When lust of power and love OF gold
Show base and pocc and mean!
And worthless every proud success,
To hearts so toil-worn and opprassed
And all the world wilderness
Wherein there is no rest.
Lord! stay this hurrying stream Of Efe
And check II in Its desperate pace!
Withdraw US from this loveless strife
Tc run d better race.
Where each alike the prize may win.
Where victory Is not to the strong
And they who triumph fnd therein
The thing for which they long.
Then II We fall. or II we stand.
iris Thou alike our stops will keep
And give. when night Is o'er the land,
To Thy beloved slccp.
crill the dny break and shsdovs foe,
Earth palcs, and Heaven II open wides
And. waking to Thy likeness,
Therein ere satisfied
s-ArRosN
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29
EXIT PERFUMERY.

/ Enter tho Fashion of F!lIins the BoadeiS
with Odors of SprinS-T.me
Women who abominate a personal
use of perfumes have invented brand
new way of suggesting sweet and flowery
odors, says the New York Sun. These
aristrocrats protest that immaculate
cleanliness, sunshine and fresh air sup-
ply the only fragrance thoroughbred
should care to carry about with her; and
in proof Of their good faith they all
affect superfine but scentless soaps,
salves, and lotions with pure starch
powders at the toilet In genuine En-
glish fashion they insist that every
garnc ont before IT is worn must be ex-
posed to proiongd sun bath.
No more violet sacheted laces,
cologne-dried hair, with breatAs OF
white rose and jasmine to stir the senses
as my lady goes by. All these ittlo
tricks have been rolegated to another
! class. Still, notwithstanding her vigor-
GUS denunciation, the feminine soul
! cleaves to goodly perfumes. She could
not put them altogether from her, and
as a sort OF compromise has trans
ferred the formerly cherished luxury
from herself to her surroundings. This
now prejudice does not extend to her
apartments, and these she Is filing
with vague yet delightful suggestions
Of flowery meads, rain-washed wood
lands, clean-smclling herbs. and
exotic blossoms, rich and heavy.
Indeed, tho odor and not the
color Is now used, to distinguish
different chambers The rose room
signifies that charming nest, hung very
possibly in warn, pink tint,. where every
inspiration fills the lungs with an eestacy
of subtle sweetness. Not only does this
conserve Of blended fragrance riso from
wide-mouthcd jars guarding the deep
hearth. but liberal handfuls Of tho spicy
petals have been strewn beneath the
iivan rug, and insinuated into seductive
silk pillows heaped high in the duslty
corner. 1t permaates cunningly worked
head rests, ornamental pouches decorat-
ing low embroidery chairs; 1t is recog-
pizsd in the very wax melting in tall
taper stands, and again, like rare incense,
burns in silver oii-fed lamps. Roses of
every name and color-red and white.
costly long-sternmed beauties and simple
hedgo-have alike perished in sacrifice
to fastidiops taste. Lavender, varied
with orris root and verte verre lend en-
iudescribable charm to fresh chintz-
furnished morning rooms, making them
eloquent of spring-time and outdoor
loveliness.
1t is exccrably bad taste to light joss
sticks any longer, but when heavy
Oriental fragrance is sought in velvet
draped boudoirs, where Eastern stuffs.
soft lounging couchcs, East India idols
and stained glass predominate. the effect
is gained by dropping ono live coal in q
tiny saucer Of frankincense. Some
women are SO captivated with the new
idea that whcn guests Are expected.
their apartments are thoroughly
sprinkled quarter OF an hour in ad-
vance Of the strangers arrival. Geran-
iun water tinges the air with clean
pungency. while the extract of lily leaves
and the always delightful opopanax a-e
prime favari.eS.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29
Would Save Trouble.

A prominent citizen Was scen dig
ging a large hole in his front yard.
"What are YOU doing?' some one
asked.
",iaking a pond
"Wnat. pond in your front
pa,d? What do you mean"
II am doing IT as an accomno-
dation. 1t was 80 much trouble Tor
the boy who carries papers te
throw them in u little puddle dur
ing wet Weather th"t l conclude d
to make pond for him. He Is q
ganlirmanly fellow and | sspf ia
assist him nil | can. This pond will
save him much trouble" "-2rkrn-
Jaw Traveller.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29
Blown to Eternity
Natural Gas Tragedy in
Findlay,
Marvin Hotel Building
Wrecked
And Persons Blown Into
the Street.
ONE GIRL IS KILLED AND MANY
EMPLOYEES INJURED.
The Tragedy Occurs Just Before ths
Dinner Hour. and Thus al Appall-
ing Fatality Was Avertetl--Iha
Victims Are Blown Clear
Through tho Windows.

F!HpLAY, O., Jan. 19.-Thc long
lookcd-for explosion Of natural gas has
come. ard Hotel Marvin. Findlay's finest
and largest Lostcris. is In ruins. Early
yesterday morning gas was noticed
escaping In tho dining room OF
the hotel. and while the attaches
were endeavorna to find the
leak, match was applied and instantly
= stream of fire shot into the room
eavelopins one whole side in mantle OF
fame and burning and scorching tables
and linen. This primary explosion did not
hurn much and the fire was soon under
control. Two plumbers now set to work
&c find and stop the leak. These workmen
with MIR. MarTin, the prop tor, w nj
into the basement under the dining
room and spent several hours
In endeavorlne tc find tho leak. Ths
place becoming foul, tho wcrkmen sawed
. hole in the floor TO let in fresh air.
just as the saw penetrated the wood At
The top, diaing-room girl entered the
apartment and threw . lighted match in
the stovo. The next instant there oc-
Cured an explosion that shook tho city
like an earthquake, and Hotel Marvin
was a ruin. The roar of the explosion
had scarce died away before the IRE de-
partment was on hand. Little work
could DO done, the force OF the
explosion having cztinGuished the flames.
but the firemep worked with
will towards rescuing the bodies from
the debris aud clearing away the wreck
age. The whole side OF tho hotel was
wrecked and scarcely room in the
house WAS left iAtac,. The Office and
parlor were ti!!sd with people, who
through divia- interpositinn escaped in
jCry. Ten minutes more and oGer
hundred people would have been in the
dining room, and had the explosion oc-
Cured then, the loss of life would have
been awful. Following Is corrected
list CT the dead and Injured:
Dead-Kittie Walters, waitress; Ella
johnson, waitress.
Dangerously injured-Katn. Rooney.
waitress, burned about face and nees
and internally inJarsd. recovery hardly
possibly; Frank Pounstone. cicrx. burned
about face and neck. critical condition.
A. f. Marvin, owner of building. burned
about head and inhaled gas. recovery
doubtful.
Slightly injured-Aibert French, por-
ter, cut In neck and head: Frank An
drewS, one OF the proprIetors OF the
hotel. burned abont head snd arms, and
will lose right eye; Charles Graves, s
plumber; Jack Cah:ll. plumber.
The hotel was the property of Anson
Z. Marvin snd was leased by the An
drews Bros, OF Meadviile. Pa, WHO took
possession but few days ago. The
damage will be S25. coo 10 the building
and $4,000 on furniture. At . o'clock
last night. third explosion took place
ut the ruins, but the gas has been shut
off from the NAH Eipe and al! danger is
0rcr.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29
All the News,
WITH THE -
Most Thorough and reliable Mar
ket Reports Printed.

The year 1891 promises 10 be
enc 0t great interest at home
and abroad TO newspaper readers
The "Piiisburg weekly POST Is
The largest, as II is admittedly
the b ST, Democratic weekly
papers IN the UnIun, Each Issue
contains twelve pages. or four
more than HE usual size OF week
lies. With INCREASING iacaliics
IN gathering aud printing th-
news, il Siil meel The demands
OF he Coming year and entertain
aud interest its readers a- never
before.
POLITICAL - The closing
year has been crowned bv un
paraIleled Democratic victories
ia The Stale and nation. With
The new year Governor Patiison
will enter on his duties. The
ground work oi The great pre>i-
tieui.ai battle OF 1892 will be laid
This year. Congress and The
State legislature will lie in SEES
sion. "The Weekly Post" viii!
gather all The political news so
important Ia every weIl-intnrm
el Democrat. aud will discuss
succeed eacL, other.
NEWS We challenge com.
partisan with The complete recold
oi The worlds history we give
each week. Correspondence
from the national and State capi
Ial. New Y Tk and other Ameri
can cities as well as from Europe
by able writer's. will add Srea;
interest TO this depa,iment by
liIe like descriptions of men and
ev1nIs.
THE MARKETS The Week.
ly Post tor wears has had re-
putatiou with county aud CITY
merchants down 20 The day al
pub:iratIon. It's cattle and pro
duce markets are especially
commended
PREMlUMS-It is impossible
10 include IN This announcement
our premium list TO subscribers
Send by postal card for copy.
The list includes valuable books
~ well as cash premiums.
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bsEY Bills -cCarAoE
Only six Years OIL. Lut sho Eans OY
with 1esm.

Only six Years OH. Lut sho f:ans OS
with 1e.m.
little Sophia He'll is tie pretty lit.!o
blue eyed, eoldon-hai:sG siN-yoar-o;t
daughter Of Horace Be,l. OF tel;..l,aa
Oregon he little lady has an intense
admiration for nil lhat is o4nine
Little Baby Bell left home the o:;i.r
afternoon without nrental consent
and was walking .eislrsly up Main
street when she espied the eqGitmss
OF /. &. Nay tied 10 hitc}ing post
on the lower Main street plaza.
Without further ado little ii!ue Eyes
proceeded to unite the animal. seated
herself in the carriage. and drove
around the city several times with all
the grace OF an accomplished horse
woman 1t then occurred TO tho liGtle
lady that she would like to visi, Ter
grand u. who resides in tie l.asun
shout five miles distant. and shs at
ouce turned her horses head in that
direction.
The shades of night we're falling
FAST but The little Lacy bell drove
on. >
There were fve gates In the waT.
and Miss Bell descended from tho
carriage and opened them all, anI
reached her grandma y" Residence
about . O'rlok in the evening. VINO. of
course. vas agreeubiy surprises. to
receive IL visit lit sIch an un::inely
hour.
Meanwhile Mrs. Eel became alarmed
at the continued ab5un:e Uf her
dauEnter AMI instituted search fo- her.
and showing the lite ones loudneSs
tor borses, when the agrniLcG mother
learned of tho disappearance o. sir.
Nays eGulrage, she at once COuClrGed
that that accounted also for tic ,nyS-
tcrious disappearance OF hsr caugater.
!ier theory proved tho correct ore, and
the Little maiden was sUon restoreL to
her mothers arms.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29
THE DAILY POST

No one who desires TO be well
informed and abreast with he
Times can do without his daily
or weekly papers. bringing him
in close touch with the whole
world nf business. indnsirv. fl
nanc- legI Ia,i"n aud politics
Trims fnr The Daily Post:
Rv mail. one wear. So. postage
prepaid; 6 months. 81; HIRE.
months 81; one month Zoe. Send
for same copy
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29
a Common Sense View

Nearly every business has iis
"dulI season." during which i,
good advertisement Will do faith.
fnl work day and night. rain q,
shine, IN IamiIiariZing consumer
with The name. location and
special,ies or advantages of ih'
advertiser. Sn that when ih'
time comes Ia buy hr reapS The
benefit ot' the seed -oain-
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29

That rich men rarely lose anything
by having their wealth discussed 10y
the public is seen in the case of the
:ate .,Bonanza" Flood, Of California.
SIR. Hoods wealth has been guessed
at all the way from 10. 0JJ.0lO t. ).
D0o. 001 The executors Of the will
have jnst settled accounts with tbs
court md ask to be discharged. Tie
total vxiue af tho estate as found l..
D., ~, 2se, i37,
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MUST HAVE GENIUS

The simplest advertisements $
sometimes reqnir' the most care
and rhonghi in there construct
inh. To write "A column is a
matter of time. but TO edi; il
down into a sentence ia sOme-
thing more Printers Ink.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29

"Children." said their mother
%, oil must go ont al doors If ,"'l
want 10 play. fon will disturb
yOur father in the next room"
What is he duin?"
He is deeply engaged IN lit
erarv work. my child, he needs
absolute quiet"
w fiiin' book g.
m ore difficult than that, my
liar, answered the mother. in a
hushed tome. He is trying 10
read dialect story in one Of the
magazines.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29
Scribner's Magazine.

For the coming year will be
noteworthy for a number of
special features which the
Publishers believe are of
very unusual interest. and
among them the following
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29
A Very Appropriate Gift.

Mamma, said Brooklyn girl,
what would be an appropriate
Christmas present Ia give AlberE
How long hn> he been canning
to see you9' nsked mamma.
"Abnut four years"
"fhen | think you had bet er
give him the SEX Judge.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29
Reasnuahla Dnnht

B'enkiHsop-Dont forget my boy
Sau.a Claus won't forset yon.
Tommy Bienkinsop-That's all
tisht. dad. amt afraid he'l II tor
get the tin whistle | asked tor. but
| :.an'l hep being tiihe nervons
abaut his recpllectng the bycycle
and the waich .nd chaiu.-Puck
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29

Enjoy
1t the greatest
not
torture positively all
and Fibrod Tunors their
unulentorabe
postpaid the world receipt OF
leading druggists Any
from wholesale dealer D0 Hof
rIfanysu of fraudulent limitations
Colaas Incorporated 1856 Capital
Chicago Francisco and L0ndor England
Physicians Cured by 0ise BiosscE
November 18th, 1885.
Columbus Ohio:
Painful
gradually
had effect i'll it. e the tuIo
discouraged
Three persuaded to
olive would After
suffering terrible beng Obliged to
followed
without the after
would be miracle
sincerely Olive Blossom has added
Toledo has held consultation with eminent and skill
the
confidently
it. those
terrible
at
perfectly the only woman this
apparently we'll and her
ADpE HAFNER Farport Lake County ONO
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BUcKLEN'S hRN1CA SALvE.

The hest salye in :he wo.lf
for cniS, bruises, sores, ulcer.
sa!i-rh+um. fever sores. teller
chapped hands, chilhlains. cnrns.
and all skin rrIpiIons. ana pos
iiIvelv cmres piles. or no pay re-
qnired. II is guaranteed 1" Civ"
entire Satisfaction or money re-
fnnded. P,ire 25r per box. For
sale by F Harrington. t!-
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29
Trus Charity.

Secretary OF the charity-Th'
rieh and good Herr Won kniche
h,> Just told me- yon are ike!v Il
T., put "rt Of your hnrse this cold
w utter 5 - fqr nrI P1encnt GI
rat Wh,s Is ,',rF iand lords
;lnrr Va kninipher. J.
f..-,geirle Blattcr,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29
A Liberal Husband

"George DEAR said IL loving
ynrng wife. "what are you going Il
got me for a christmas presani?"
Il am thinking OF luspripg your
t,fr for $4,000"
Oh. you dear. lovely old thing
tlr, II just Re 700 nice fer anything
j odge.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29

The two men mad talked for
a time nm The train.
Are yon gong 10 hear Bark
in's lecture to .nighig" said one.
Yes" returned The other.
"Take my advice and don't. l
hear lis an awful bore"
II must co." said tie other.
I'm Barkin's.s
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29

Conrecuors Nc coEDects si Wasfn
,or L H with II r " and { trsIps soGti
.ud at Dresden junction with L ano
ram for Cleveland.
No !aconnects at Washington c II viii
m W and G and Ohio Southern trn''
,orth. at Lancaster with C II V nn" .
rsinsson,L. and Junction City with ar,
ptr,in north, II. New Lexington Will
nd o Z train for C,riiiir
N.2 20 connects nj fircierillc win
rains to and from Columbus
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29
Henry M. Stanley

has prepared Tor the January number
AN important article upon The Pill.
grims Of The Grea. African Forest"
Another contribution in this field will
besMI. J. Scott keltie's account Of the
recent African Exhibition held in Lon
don. Both papers will be amply illus-
fro tad
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Sir Edwin Arnold

contributes to the December number
The first OF the series of four Articles
upon japan, it's people, lis ways, and
its thoaphts Mr.. Robert Bum, who
Was commissioned togo to Japan for
Scribner's Magazine. has prepared a
very remarkable series o. drawings to
illustrate Sir Edwin's papers. Articles
upon t recent japanese Festival will
follow, illustrate by Mr.. Blum
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29

Ida Laws, the life saver of he
Newport light lion-e. h7s been
III ,red a large salary To 90 or
ii's Stage 10 play the hernine's
fi.rt in life saving scene, which
IN has declined She fails to
have that keen sense of The
lfl 'rFeta ne galue OF heroism
Is ',irh pharte;erizes Sianiy.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29
DEpAkT FOR THf WEST.

t,ont;e,;ttons-No. Ii Mt Sew Lex n.h'
with 40 OGtrain for Corning, al j un cS'
'it> wish B& o trains noi j. 80 aen
,nca;ter with tr Tin north, at \ toh
With Ohio uihern trains - uth
junction City with B o ir:sin
,remen with 7 4 y & train 9
.ister with train south. at VIZ
IT with - f W & c train 'sr ~
iiincinn With sTatn fer Chiesso,~ .
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29

The " ;sren Tribune has some
good verses about Drice which
bave the n.,,ssry twans 10 them
Mother q o,e, look out for yonr
I.urels.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29

A,ltraina between Cincinnati and Col
umbus run through without change ofsars
connecting In the Union Depot wish slldi-
verging ilnrs-
Trains 40 los and lee have FullHanA
Sleeping Cars between ineinusti arg
Pittshuix. Trains Nus lt2 and leJ have
Pullman Sleeping Cars eetwesst Ciacip-
natl md Column and cnr be occurieA
at Cincinn.tr or ColunIbus any tlEe affer
50g 2 NJ. Trains Nos f0l, I01. Zoe srs 100
have Pnrlor Cars between Columbus sB1
Cincinnati Trains Nos loS sHG le{ haze
thIorxh cosches between Cincinnati sSl
Pitisburg. Train No 1tS mrkeR direct con-
nection at Columbus with through Pull
man sic. ping Car fer NssbipRtrH. Balst-
more. Philadelphia end New York. TTpips
Nos 1Oi l0eaDd les make direct connection
at Columhus fer Chicago. Wynhi sten
Bal.imore Philadelphia srd New York
SP PARODY, o.. MeOARTY.
Ges1 Supf, 0en' Pas rEt
tGlnmbuI. o. Ccll nlus y
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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29

Rates via the Buckeye Routc are AWAY
as low as b. auy other line. IN ~SE'
. tickets sold and baggage checked I" ass
tination. at
rect ion please call on the nearest asont ="
Ihe company or address any OF the i"iin~
ing REPRESENTATIVES OF the passenger 10
part msnt Tor folders. rates ana o'her ih
All. SnIder Southern Passenger Agent
Columbus. .
rIcket Agent 3iI y. High Street. Coluiuc
els II Rockwell General Sursrinteo
" H Fisher General Passenger an,
Ticket Agen, Room 81 Deshler BLOCK Col
umbus.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29

Was their match case Of love
~ first sight
MOI exacIlv. II was a case of
marriage nj first sighi.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29
Current Notes ard Comments

Skating il said 10 be health
fui recreation Ii is il the ic.
is thick enough.
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II LEDO
-AND-
OUlO CENTRAL RAILWAY.
KANAWHA SHORT L1NEI!
BULLETIN
We Now Have on Sale

We Now Have on Sale
1000 Vile fickets-(iond on the
entire line AT 2 cents per mile.
25 rrlp Between Iwost,
ilons ON Y. at = cents per NIL.
80 Trip SchonI Tick stu
dents. al very low rates
Excess Ba gage ickels-At Two.
thirds ot face value.
Special Tlckets-l'n par.ies ni 10 or
over, travelling one tick ct. at 2
cents per mile
Excursion Tickets For parties of
10 or over Il: redured rates
Through Conroa rirkets-To point
oil the line OF this road.
Call on our Agents Tor information
regarding the above Tickets.
CONDENSED TIME fIARD
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Notice of Election.

The members "f The Hooking
County Agricultural society
are hereby notified of a meet =
ing 4, The offi..p of The society in
Logan on Saturday Jan. 81 i
1891 hs;wean he hours of 10 am
aud 3 u m for sel-r'ing thr
inll,Nin. ,fIi * 4 WI: GA" pres
ID .ni O,- VII" Ir."ld.'nr 1"
-,rv. one wear. FIVE direct. /"
s.rvi' Two wear each
A Business mee'in" viii BE-
held nn Salurd,v Frh. 7 h. al,
l o"lork p. NJ i'r th" purpose "i
renrganiZiug III" h"ani.
S. +. BAY E.
, G; REFER Secy.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29

II the SO ,aIe worll spend less
time in correct ,g the journal
sud more tim. correcting ITSELF
the American people would BE-
greatly pleased.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29
The Wrecker.

Serial Novel ty Robert Louis Slev.n
son and Lloyd Osbourne. will rur
through large part Of the year. Illus
rratad BY Hole. A two-part story by
Frank r Stockton will also appear.
Prof. j. Bryce, M. F.,
author OF Tine AMERICAN Common
wealth" will write series of -Four
Articles upon India, embodying the re
cent journey and studies on this land
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29

"Noihing wearies railroad
Traveller more than a staighi
track" says an old railroad man.
A great many End the strait path
very iIksoiae.
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Additionaltra ID IN N Neson
Vile 1T 4 10 a, m, for Columbus, fiSlhS .'
$50 a, m passing Loxtn Vi la asIe'e~
corruurs AND CHICAGO rE

CoLUMBUs AND CHICAGO fE
o[o AZ leaves Columbus oai 9.4c y
m arrives Chicago via {. d A. - 2o'n. N
Pullman Sleefer. 49,,
lTo - leaves Columbus at 10 70 a. NJ
except sunday arrives Cllcsso % p. !"
Pullman Vestibule train Win pihihs va
from Marion 10 Chicago.
80 leaves Chicago I.5b m dsily
,rri,.s Columbus rs Ia. Puilm az slesPs
fSo SO leaves Chicago S.a5 III; atiifs'
Columbus lb.2a p NJ. NestlIu!" 'fhih y
Marion.
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Bl.merck says that The phllos
ppny OF Splnezs Influenced him
more thar thai oi Hecei. The
philosophy OF Maciiiavelli has in.
Auenced him The most.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-01-29

Colonel. Myers, rouaS nj al Sal
yalpr, was forced 10 remain in
a bath Lab y honrs during he
recent reyoluiicn in that CITY
A bath tub Is rather ihcOnsis.
lent lpcdli1n TOR one who il
afraid Of being "cleaned out"