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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-23

los estudiantes q Ia Habana que 10 que hubiera
costado 81 sde.los Catedraticos Puerto Rico !
Aqui no ha habidO sinO I'm cambiO de pape' eS !:
en- vez de venir los Ca5edraticos han lido lss es
tudiantes. con CIRCUMSTANCES perjudiclal para
estos que han tenido que sufrir <todas las mo
lestias de un viaie expOni6nduse q perecer Oh
un naufragio.
Pero vaya usted meter. estas razones en-
el cerebro del B0let6as.
* FL org mo UiejO, QueriendO hacer mi BIO
lgrqfsG-todavia soy joVen, Sr. Canejas, para one
me Salgan bi6grGf fOS-hace una relaci tn de to-
do 10 que 70 be escrito desde Madrid, sacando
plaza, como era de esperarse mis- Gt0ques
los tftulos acad6nlcOs y la PrOtectOrG de Ia
ImteligenciG, sin tener en- cuenta que va esa
plGncKG la hizo el-Dr. rodriguez Castro -
En- cnanto a la Py0tectorG de la Intelsgen.
cSG los hechOS han ven:dO demOstrar tOtO
cuanto 20 dlje, a pesar de que en- aquella oca
sion hubO mentecatOs que me iDjuriarOn.
I . Si quiere convencerse el B0let5ss, pregun-
i tele al DIR. Ferrer-pero al dido para que nadie
I Sc en+ere-a que altura andan los estudios de
los j6venes que la PsOtect0rG envi0 Madrid,
/ 7 que beneficios ha repOrtado a. pals dicha So
ciedad on el tempo que el Sr. Ferrer SO hala
al frente de ella. la respuesta que dicho SEA
nor le diere, eonunfquesea a sus lectOres.
Y pasemOs, para terninar a la parte jOcO-
sG dsl editorial del Bolet5ss
Parece que al Sr. Daz Caneja le hid escoci-
do que 20 dijese que P,1mcbo V0Seats, como
0SCTlGOF, Vatla udS quo 0l DlI0cCOI uoI DOtCCWt
que este ha lastimado su vanidad literaria 10
demuestra el que, desru6s de tanto tempo,
aun no 10 ha echado en- olvido. Pues ben !;
ahOra di, 6 10 que en- aqnella OcaSi0n Omiti: y
es que, Diaz Caneja no sabe escribir, puAs me
consta que cuando emborrona algunas Guar IT,
las, antes de darlas las cajas, SO las entl eg,
La Pineda para que este lo corrija las faltas de
ortografia este es tan cierto como que SO
ha muerto Canete. YO siento que este dGtO
mortifque ell orgulo literario del antique Di-
rector de Loterias, porque, despu6s de TODD, es
una buena persona. 81 no sabe escribir iqu6
culpa tiene ell 20 RECTOR
~ Podran ser insuls0s mis- cartas-com0 ef
dice-pero al director de LA CoRREsPoNDENCIA
no solo le parecen bien, sin0 que me las paga,
10 cual es case raro gu la prensa portorriquena.
Cuando ell Sr. Diaz Caneja logre colabOrar,
y que le paguen sus escrtos en- peri6dicos de
gran circulation en- Espana como Ell Liberal,
Ez Heyaldo y El Pass, entonces podra discutir
FcOnmigo.
Y pasenme los lectores "a modestia, pero
ciertos escritores hay que hablares asf, cla-
rito.
@N/ MARIANA ABRIL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-23

La contestaci0n dadas ppf la Jefstura dc
Ooras Pdblicas, l,arecs qle Tue la sig iiente;
que el petcionariO iebe ssliriiirse al mbistefi0
de Ult-amar, solicitando ante todo Sc tenga en-
cueffa ssu propnsieinn para one sea incluida On
el Plan General lie los FerrOcal riies de Puerto
Rico; ,lue la concession solicirada, pOr Ia cos
ia de Ponce Mayaglez, no puede ser objeto
aie concession especial por toner va esa conce-
sion la COmpania lie los ferrocarriles de cir
cunva,ac0n.
Volveremos ocuparnos de este intere-
sante asunto que, como va hemos dicho, nos
consta que ha merecido la mejor atenci6n del
General Lasso y de los centros superiores de
este Gobierno Provincial
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-23
correspondence de Puerta-Rico.
Puerto Rico, % de NoviensbYe de 1891.

EgeLa suscrici6n de LA CoRREsPoNDENcIA vale
DOS PESOS POR TRIMESTRE adeantado
los pueblos de la Isla. No Sc servira ninguna sus
crci0n 81 con la carta de aviso no Sc acompafa el
yalor de un trimestre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-23

En- su nltimo ndmero trae El Pdas un ar
ticulO muy sensatO, del que copio el parrato
siguiente en- que sc habla del proposito que
agunos autonomistas tienen de hacer la fusion
con ell significante grupO salmerOnianO:
<~nComo sal elnos que el senior Moya, repre-
sentante del partidO on las COrteS, aunque de
ideas republicans, no es nj esta dlspuestO
declararse republican, centralista; como tene-
mos carta de nuestrO amigo el senior Fernan-
dez Juncos. miembro dignisimO del Directoro,
ensla que nos manifesto que 81 sigue la poll
tica del Sr. Ruiz Zorrilla, como asimismO nos
cOnsta q. Busquets, personalidad saliente del
partidO, no SO recata para detenfer la potica
del Sr. CASTELAR,; como sabemos que las doctrl
mas del senior Pi (mas ampiias, mas radicales
Y extremas, en- ell sent1do de la expansion co
lonial, que las del misno partldo aUtonomsta
antillano)- han tenido siempre entire los 1ijos
de PuertO-Rico muy numelOsOs partilarios;
como sabemOs tOdO este, nos parece mas que
eXtrano, inaudiGO, que en- un mismO dia, en-
alineacion correcta, cual 81 obedecieran una
cOnsgna la voz de mando, hayan abdicadO
tantas persoDas de sus ideas que en- elias
perseverance sc resignen a que el Directo:io
les Olga: "Que siga adelante ell que este con-
forme, J el que no 10 este que Sc marche 7, IS
Qnien este escrib5 no es un extrano, 11o
es un lntruso en- la poitica portorriquena, co
mo ciertO infeiz catalan que susplra desue
Madrid pOr un acta de Diputado pr Puerto
Rco que le saque de su insigniicancia. Quien
este escribe, frmado con las iniciales A. G., es
un portorriqueno, un autonomsta, un republi
cano de nombre muy conocido estimado en-
la pelltica y en- las letras, que ha dado mil
pruebas de amor al pals, al que sabe sacrifi.
car, cuando ,ega e case, hasta sus mas caras
afecciones, pues tOdo ell mundO cOnOce los Ia
EOS que le ligan al senOr Labra, con cuya acti--
tud en- la question de procedimiento de que
Sc trata, no es5a confurme, como sin duda no
10 estaran la lnayoria de los autonomistas por
torriquenOs.
~ es que los portorriquenos, como dljo on
una OCCASION La DemoeraciG, antes que repu
blicanos, antes que l0brist0s y antes que NADIA,
son portorriquenos -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-23
Noticia muy importante

q
segdn nuestros inforrnes, el sr. D. F. T.
Whittekein, iugeniero sub inspector repre-
sentante de la podorosa tirma The Continental
Cowstrmccd6sa Company, establecido On Pensil-
vania, (Estafos Undos de Am6rica), ha dirigi-
do este ,bierno General una soiicitud, pro-
poniendo en- ella o0nstrlir una via f6rrea,
1buena ligera permanente", que parta deSde
esta Capital hasta Ponce, escogiendO desde un
punto de dcha via, ell mas convenente para
construir otra 10 largo de la Isla (ongitudi-
naD, por el Oeste hasta Mayagiiez por el
Este hasta el mej0r puerto de la costa Oriental,
con los ramales necesar1O5 que permitan pOncr
en- comu unicaci6n las poblaclones mas impor-
tantes del interior de la Provincial con ell Ito
raj las ciudades principales. Dicha via f6
rrea alcanzar1a la extension de unOs doscien-
tOs Veinte.y cinoO Kilometres. Y la lined seria
de SO pugadas de ancho con rieles de acero y
segdn caleulos, costa la al! rededor de dos mil
llones, setecientOs cincuenta mil pesos, orc
americana. =
. Las aspiraciOnes del Sr Whittekein son las
siguientes: Privilegio por SO amos y derechos
de exploitation por 90 amos. Los trasportes
del G0bierno SO harlan pOr una tercera parte
del precio de tarifa que SO file para e phblico
= los viajeros con caracter Official solo pagarian
la mltad del precio de pasajeros en- general.
La >tarifa general que Sc clta, seria como
|sigue:
Pasajeros -Precios por Kilometres:
Pflm0ra ClaSe. $O-O5
Segunda caSe--.-. ..... OO3
Torcera clase...-... O02
F7etes por kilometres :
4 toneada, carretada completa. SOLO
\ idem idem incOmEleta. ..-... 02O
elOO kllOS. ..-e- O 10
Butos sueltos que no exedan de SO kilos.. O-25
Ell solicitante espira que Sc le den gra-
tis los terrenOs pala to las las instalaciones y
las maderas de los terrenOS del EstadO pr0xl-
mas las Obras Que el Gobierno haga q la
COmpanfa i'm pr6stamO de nil pesos pOr cada
kil0metrO de expOrtaci0n cuandO haya 10 ter
minados, con hipoteca como garanJa de las
secciOnes terminadas con inter6s del 21 por
100 annual. Pide adelnas ell solicitante 1000
hectareas de terrenos baldios POI cada secci0n
terminada, cuyOS ,terrenOs Seran escOgidos en-
trelUs del EstadO mas cercanOs la via, facul-
tad para emitir bonos de 2. hipOtsca. La en-
presa no debera pagar ninguna case de contri-
.buciones. = j
lie las anteriores noticias que hemos reco.
gidO en- buena fuente que solo en- compendio
podemos comunicar hoy asIos lectores ce LA
CORRESPONDENCE, pOiemos decir que, segin
nuestros informes la solicitud del ST. WhlTte
klein ha sido muy bien aeogida por este Gobier.
no General que prestandole ell interes que el
asunto recama, mand0 seguidamenbe instruir
81 correspondence expediente ell cual pas0
luego la Jefatura de Ooras Ptblicas, quien.
que q su vez, 10 Gespacho brevemente, sun
cuando, parece que algunas de las pretensio.
nes del sQiicitanCe, tal vez suaceptibles mo- /
diticarse, son contrarias las praoticas osta-
blecidas On las Was f6rreaa espa1olas. aura
= leyes vleentes soore Ia mateTta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-23
Audisncia de 10 Criminal
DE MAY ,GUEZ.

Vist0 de la cGusG s0tre 0soci0ciomes secretas
Smsnuidas p0r Ell JusgadO de Arecibo. s.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19

csiiiis md the patcnt IN turn.,i ut tnGut hcpe,
ID die. SuCa Is the routine followed by III:
average pI1cti,iomer. What do We ofei! We
CHM taat Afections Of the Heart other
wise, curabr, and Rave III. pi ct bid
,la,ns to sub>tanti2te We DEFY any ph, xcian to
rodute shn. lie c->e Of Organic Hra Disease
cured b. th eahibition Cf remedies by the stomach
" Wi! show you a record Of 10 per cert ,f cures
ly the Compound Oxygen Treatment and Electric.
H,. fusihtrrore. we will wager 1ItOy that VIC can
r,Ie''e the worst case One sitting. Can add
mpr,?
C0NSUnoIl0N.-That dreaded disease which
elar.x ',e.ihIrG of our population a. Is victn.s.
o,itv-ly cured in the h-St .nd -coiil stage the
cisease. AID relief afforded .nd lie prolonged il
any sta
caTARsH. CHROME BRoacHITis.-The.e ar.
among the first .nd earliest sy n.ptou.s .f Con.ur.p
II .nd ultimately leafs to iatal results It not
cImanrntIy relieved Our System Of InhaiaiIon
I'd Cpr pUusd oxyeer VIII cure any ct W.
Ger long t,ng Oar y ew Re>uirator worn By
lar'ents durirs sl.cp. wiIl tieaN up heavy cold
iI few hours.
ASIhaA.-rhis fist-es.in. ralady is the fore
runner cf grave Hcars t"mpi,catons, :'Id must
on~-ri n...rch. Our trealn.eut b, Electricity ard
Ele, this Baths, III inhalationi ct pure oxygen.
eiieNe tc nI,,>t distressing symptom and
pmrsr, Il iur shoI; t,Ic, never ia!ls to eirec,
peImanc tt.rc.
EERvCUS DISEASES. Rieums.ism, Neuralgia,
Pa, .i> is, Epsepss. Sc,a,ia., Lu,hba; O, and III
,ise.,c, of tue Stomach Liver anS kuirey-, poai-
iv,y cured b, tic lie, :iat.,>. M-s.agc.
ard torip rund Oxygen.
C02SulTaiiua and examination free and strictly
cti.iideI:Al.
ptuaKENsE3s the Morphine and Opium H7bts
posI:l1els cured III I'm ten days TO t~U VEGAS.
~ re!!Fn Ct it.a haS!t.
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The performance of Little Trixie
at the Opera House Saturday night
was the best ever produced in this
city. The play is replete with fun
from beginning to end. May
Smith Robbins, as Little Trixie,
was simply immense. Her changes
of character were wonderful
Hammond, Ind. Daily Standard.
Rempel's Opera House, Friday
Nov. 20.
Few musical comedies have ap-
peared in Pittsburg which were
better than ''Little Trixie," with
May Smith Robbins, a pleasi g
soubrette, in the title role. Other
clever people were in the cast,
which includes Fred Robbins, a
comedian of no mean ability.
Pittsburg, Pa.:) Daily Times.
Rempel's Opera House, Friday
Nov. 90.
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Willie Wpsteniiaver was born
IN Missouri, Nov. 81. 1851 and
died in Logan O.. Nov. 8 1891 in
the 34ih year OF lis age.
About sixteen years ago in a
series OF revival services held
Ia Logan by the writer. was
awakened, converted and alter
acceptably serving oui his pfoha-
tion I've was received into full
membership in the Methodist
Episcopal Church in this plure.
, As his pasiCr Was soon uiier
transferred 10 another charge. il
~as not his privilege 10 witness
the growth. aud aid In fostering
his spiritual lite.
The last eight years of his lie
were spent in business in Chlca-
20. Those who knew him besi
saw he was faithful not only in
business but in his religious dn-
Ties attending upon the services
ufGnh's lruse.
Abnut i've weeks ago he Left
Chicagn fnr his home in This
pia,.e. and ahcnt n week aft r
a irving he was taken down with
Typhoid lever, aud on last Mon
day took his departure out oi this
world. Thus ia the prime Of life
and vIgor of vonns msnhnnd. in
tour short weeks h; 9 une dear Ia
his relatives, loved All ] resperied
bv his associates. passed avav in
he strength of his manic d. and
in the hour of his u-elu!npss.
Hnw short and uncertain is HE!
i, BE We al"n re ally, for ia such ~,
hour As ye ihinI; not the Sun "f
ulan cnmatli.
The funeral service was at The
home % his f. her. Mr., Horace
West'.nIlsver. conducted by Rev
J +. Villa 'n>, a >si>tel by Rev
j. W. Liccock. The remains
were tol,uwed to Oak Grove
ceme' erv by Large concour>e ot
people, where they were deInsi'-
ed 10 await The res esurre:tion morn
w.
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c12 SiSIIlaCf lI2S.aJ;eS.
Ia the I'ea:ent 8! Patient. Tie make use CT only
S3ca fd3i:sSds a Ea:; sss.i Found Useful
in Lyu.ta,.ILI G;sSsse,

tof 'iskc uSc VI UHiy
Saca rdsi:sSas a fil:; seai Found Useful
II LUn.Eai.snJ Lise:se.
We CHIN the only mean. by which
Feat .nd Lug G..,.seS C-n lie permanently
cured ne e,.C.ncc of " hich Can be iurh,sneL
up appucat;vn cfilcc.
COMPOUND OXYGEN. Electric;'y. Electric Baths.
used ~ The trea:ize 1T specal.iea. he Sy>-
tcr .f Innalar. cLly BY hich remedies
can be bought directly in with The dl Il
lungs and Is, thr' eiore the cEly rational hod OF
cue. Under IN treatment Coasum I'll : per
f>criy cu able and yves 10 the sick asonabic
ohLpcc Ur rccoy- ~. Navy nUy. and despairin.
Of rccoverv nay ct l.. saved f they vii only CIV
up the f. y Of irs,ins il what h Is Always failed
and cease I, wa,lr week. snd mont"s Of precious
eiess nlcucati The tompoun,.
Oxygen C..re fcr> immediate re If. We gua,an-
tee the tru'h of .nis statement. No r.;tcr wSai
your toni,t,'.n m b., repeat, we can Give ypu
innet,a's Reii.f in any ami all diseases Of fnc
hesi. larSat. Lungs al heart.
Ih't = / hr ms III have opportunity II
fes,:,g curt mpUnnd UAysen Gu e, ,..ke ih,.
rr"posr,nn frr li.' ei TIM. cnly Our t.oposi-
tion: 10 all snfferc irtn C.tarrh. asthma,
teslneL.t wih be given &c of ohare I-t
on: neSirc, tins wonde iul Cpl, nil Of tes,I,
nature own re Eedv. Cam= bcipge i, .ss:oo l-...i
Gi5EASSS or fig HtaHG-Ds al Bhe org.ns
in The .dy h'be disras ,hc Heart is, peri :p.
less amrnAblc - e.tineEt, by tne Ordinary rene
dies, th.:n th; Of ether. PIcrts afflicted with
Heart troubles a'e told, il Poi wy. t, p.,p-
f.r death. beyond a it.ic medicine presCr:b, Il l..
the stomach. morning IS oone. They t, ID I
relinquish q active pursuits, as.i id eSci' ucr;
els, a..L th'.i is i.l owed b, s,rne epara,on a
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19

Mary Barns uas born in the
wear 1908 aud diei Il. Logan. o
Nov. 6. 1891 m The 81 year OF her
age. Mr.. Burns was married
twice. Tier maiden name was
Park. She married her fir-t hus
band Mr.. John Anderson IN
in Giassgox. Scotland, Aug. 3,
20. To Them was born ten chit
d,en; seven snus and three
daughters. four of whom survive
her, one son and the three ,laugli-
iers. Her second marriage wa>
with Mr. Nathan Barns IN Lngam
o, DC, 26, SO. Mr.. Barms died
Feb. 30. ST Since then M,s.
b .rns has made her home mostly
with her daughter Mrs. Mnnl-
gomeIy of This place. Many
wears ago she united vii The
Methods, Episcopal church in
Logan in which communion she
.i,-d faithful and dev ted
member until her death. Except
when providentialy hindered.
Sister Barnes vas always ii her
place in the church services al
public preaching, class meeting.
PRAYER meeting, aud love-feasi.
ready always 10 give An answer
to every one that asked her
a reason of the hope that
was in her with. meekness aud
fear. 1t Was my privIIess 10 be
her pastor four years. In my
pastoral visits | iound fer de-
wont christian. who rellshed the
wnr,l of G"d. PRAYER and reliyi-
GUS conversation. A lady of
rare mind. broad intelI. enc- aud
cheerful plety.
Last March she was attacked
with La-Grippe from which she
never recovered being confined
10 her room and bed Till last Fri-
day evening about ten o'clW.k.
she gently fell "a.leep in JESUS
she bore her affl;rlion with for
titnde aud christian r, signatirn
saving To her friends aud rela-
lives. Il am just waiting for Je-
.us To come and take me Home ,
Behold the Western evening
light.
l. meIis in deepening gloom;
Sd calmly Chris ians sink away,
Descending To The Tomb"
The funeral services were con-
ducled in The NJ. +. Church bv
her pastor Rev j w Luccnck
assisted by Rev. Moore aud
Williams. A large conconr.s Of
people followed the remains TO
Oak Grove cemetery here ti,ev
we're Deposited TO await the res
uicptinn morning. W.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19

Little Trixie" is one of the
really good musical farce comedies
and May Smith Robbins one of the
best souhrettes it has been our
pleasure to witness. - Detroit
Tribune. Rempels Opera House.
Friday Nov. 90.
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School Supply Notice.

Or Monday November 90. 81,
a. one O'clOrk Z VI The Board %.
EduratIun Will receive seal. d
bids tor Snpi.I! he rev Scht OF
House at IL looms ~ Logan Wi
lagp Special Srh,.i bis'rIri with
seals and teat h+Is de-k.: Tn,
nnn,her reqmied and >,ze. can hr
aerer'si"d hv mqurring al iht
Pres. or S-r'y nt The Board. Th.
Rna,d RESERVES the right io rej..ri
aiiv and all bids. Bids mus, lie
.eY'ed up and audres- ed TO the
undersigned.
o. W. II. WRIGHT.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereb y given, that the follow
ing Accom- ts and VuurteIS have i,,.. n
filed in the Pr,bHte Court oi Hooking
County DhIo,fUr list and final Settlement.
John > FIieSner, f,uursiin of H,Eii. tia
trIesi,tr, Catharihe e. Friesner, and Fred
erIck NJ. 1 ritSner.
And the same will come on for hearing
OE the l2th day of Drcembrr 1891 nj ~
O'Clock, A. VI. or as soon thereafter us may
be convenient.
w. T. ACKER,
Nov. l9, 3w. Pro- Judge,
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Noticeis srereryGiven,t ,tnatthe follow
Ing Accornts and Voucher havebeen flied
la the Probate CouI1 %. Hockint county.
Ohio. fOr first ami final settlement,
Benjamin + Dum and NJ ,rion FREUD A l.
ministrttor> with the WILL annex e,l OF the
Estate of Levi FRIEND, .i.,cei>ed
And the same viii come on tor hearing
OH the 18th day of ID 'cemuer 1891. al 10
O'Clock a. NJ :, or as soon thereafter al n.av
be convenient, W. It Al kEk,
Nov. l9.--3w. Pro Judge.
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Hooking VALLEY FEED

Cash highest price paid for
all kinds of FEED. We
have a car load of Salt to
sell at $1.OO per barrel.
9-four doors West of Post
Office.
Jesse H. Williams,
Manager.
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Stnre on
MAIN STREET
Opposite the James Blk.
Logan, Ohio.
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given, that the follow
Ing ncrounts anu vouchers have beeh filed
IN ihe PrO',,fc CGnrf Of Hooking County
ohio. for frst and final settlement,
William N. Bowen, Assignee In truSt for
tne pen tii of the creditors ofV q. Bowen
6ni G-.rse Slisher, doing business under
the lirm name OF v g. bowen q Co.,
an the same viii come on TOR herring ON
ti'e IN day at Deceniber ST. at 10 o',lork
\. Vi, ar Is s1Du thereafter se may be con
ven lelt.
VT. ACKEn, Pro. Judge.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19

"Little Trixfe," the bright mu-
sical farce comedy, now running
at the Grand Opera House, is ma
ing great hit, and will draw well
the remainder of its stay.-Atlan-
tic City, IN. J.) Review. Rem
pel's Opera House, Friday Nov, 90.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19
N Office to Heirs.
The State OF Ohio
Hooking y ornty IS:
In Prrl,H + (rr,t

In PrrhH + ('nrlt
In the matter OF the last will and festa-
ment o. ThomH W. kinn.y eceased.
To sarah Ann Kinney ,twIiow.) Malinda
SwOpe- anu Lucinda tiiis.u "a.
You are hereby Notified that on the 7th
day oi Nov. A ID rs9l, an instrument of
writing, purp"riing To he the last will and
testament of Thomas W. Kinney late of
Fall .ruwnsbip.rn said count, ueceaS d,was
produced In open Court. ami an applica-
fion u admit the same to probate WAS on
the same day M tile in said Court. Sail
appl cation VIII be Tor hearing before this
10 O'Clock, \. II.
Witness my hand and seal Of sal Court
at Logan, Ohio, this i2th uay of Euvem Der
A. ID. 1871.
W.T. ACKER.
Probate Judge.
S0y 10 Iyy
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Look Here!

In order to make room for our
large line of Christmas Goods, we
will for the next thirty days sell
part of our stock at less than half
first cost. If you want bargains,
come early.
MILLER & CASE.
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Change of Time

OHesHSt Vi lLH6
Trains on the &. & NJ. V. rail-
road will arrive in and depart from
Lancaster according to the sub
join ed schedule last Monday.
WEST BOUND.
No. IL, ar.s:40 am. dep. $50 a. m.
GO. Z, 2:4O pm. 2:55 pm.
EAST BOUND.
No. 6, ar. 9:2s am. dep. 9:s5 am.
/" IL "4:o5 pm. /" 4:I5 pm.
Revised Time card next week.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notlce Is hereby given, that the follow
Ing A counts and Vnu,.ht rs have been filed
In the Probate Court of Hicki;g county,
ohio. tor Secoud and final settlement
Maria !. B"rry ENrcutrix of The VIII oi
James Berry. decreased. who was The Ad-
riini>tr:stof of the Estate of joel GthfA'n,
,'eceas.d, ana the si,mc VII cone on for
hearing on the 2Sth d W of November A u.
1891. ut L. O'clW X. a. NJ OF as soon there
after Us may be convenient.
W. T. 4, KER, Pro. Judg.
Nov. 5. 3w.
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APPOINTMENT NOTICE.

Fs.afc of Barnett Ki re, deceased. The
un,ier>i sned h = ben appUinted rnd
qnnIif i IS AdEiinistr ,tOr o. the Estate
OF Barti 81 KliEr l:stc Ir Hochiig County,
deceased. Da:ed this 5tb day OF November
a. ID. 1891. IL. kline.
Nov. D, 3W-
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given thatthe following
acccunrsnnd vouchers have 10 er flSd In
.!ie Prnbat. Court OF Hooking county. ..
for dls' :if inni settlement.
James l.. Hughes. Admi nistrator OF the es-
tate OF Joseph W Cherry, ecehsed.
ans; the saline
w;l:coEl ON for hearing on th' 2Stli day
of Nov. 1897 II IL O'clock, n. M. or It's soon
theieafie er ,,s may be convenient
W. r. ACKER,
Nov s. 3W Pro. Judge.
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O. ". RI. WRIGHT.
Pest. ri Board

Full Of bright, trneful music
and taking songs n. Y. Herald.
Remrel's Opera House, Friday
Nov. 90.
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I.p. THOMAS 4 son co.

For the same reason you don't tie up your
horse to an empty manger for months at
time you don't want to put in your wheat
this fall without an ample quantity of food
enough to grow full crop of wheat and sue
ceeding grass
TO supply this plant-food in the proper
shape is our business. We say proper shape
because anybody can mix little South
Carolina Rock and Kainit together and call
it fertilizer but twenty-three years ex-
perience at the business, with our complete
facilities, has enabled US to make fertiliz-
ers that will produce the desired results.
There isn't any question about it. You viii
say so too. if you have used our goods, ard
if you haven't, you can get them and Aide
sired information from our agents. TIL
Thomas Phosphates are standard aod thor
oughly guaranteed.