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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-12
A Feynjnine Bachelor.
'ew YORK literary woman Civ

A New YORK literary woman Civ
The New York Wcrld urjer the hea
"a feminine Bachelor" delight
lescript on OF hers and her sisters dn
e.ss;c life il fat She tells Of her cosy
home. her Independent, bright, hard rii
Ing life in a way that shoald have in
Guence IN changing TIE views OF lao every.
Say young waulen in regard to ms.rlmcny.
sh. Sass very truly that there WI. be nc
question as to whether or rot marriage IS
failure when ycung mea rea,.zc tha.
narriags means nc: a thing that al ycuas
women mus. do for good forms sake.
but thing NO, TO be doao unless Gna falls
NJ much ia loFe she caa'l help It.
This clever young woman and her sister
Peggy grew SICK unto death OF boarding
houses. and concluded tc seek q fat
-hsy did s.. had nice dinners at 90 cents
spicce from restaurant. and prepared
,hs,r breakfasts themselves and took thei-
lunches at ;heir Offices downtown
There are numbers Of feminine bachel-
p.s living this way in New York, aud
their lot is truly enviable one, IS tie
concluding words OF til. particular one
provea
I'VE have no:." she saws. got God
Bless Our Home upon our walls, but
those words are lie favori:o refrain Of
our fiat.
When I've been entertained at som,
well place by dull people-tbank HEAVIER
Il don't often happen--I rsll out thcst
grateful words through the door TO Peggy
and hasten to my own little neat. We
don't live on roses We work hard, bu:
we lie Our own lives. do the things that
l,nuse us, have the very special pleasure
in cur little comforts and lu1uries that
lhc sense of having won thom for our
sevcs gives. and altogether feel that we
are good citizens and q credit to ths
community"
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MAKING AMENDS.
4 Udttie Girrs Apology that Issar
Help Matters.

4 ulftle Girls Apology thar I&sar
Help Matters.
An apology should I've sincere. End Ten.
dsred with some degree Of discretion. Thes
sinceIity alone is not enough is weI shoNn
by ehis anecdoIe, in which we NAV say thst
the apology was worse than tie o:fense.
A Hstle girl who had foolish Labis cs
plain speaking, was tsi:ez te tie sewing
circle With her mother. On entering tia
room, after exchanging greetings with seY.
eral matroas OF her acquaintance, dis
Truthful walked up t. another lady, ard In
the confident tone OF enc vino gives utter
snces to seif-eyident fact. she sa,d, loudly
enough for every one VITO was present. g.
near her.
"Why, Mrs. Hand.ey, how homsly yos
are.''
While the victim was hiding her oonsu
sion MS test she might, ard the rest were try
ing hard TO conceal their amusement, the
young lady herself was hastily taken from
the room
Once in the hall, abe sFas dealt with some
what severely, and made 10 feel the enur-
unity OF her unintentional rudene:s Then
sle was taken back 10 epologize
Walking straight up to Mrs Handloy.
While all the others neI6 their ireath to ,is-
ten, she sa.d with trembling tones and u.ts
tears still upon her cheeks:
"Mrz- Hanelsy, an. verT sorry Jon azs
- AAnalvi"
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Strains run daily. tDsily except SUNDAY
AIItrains hstween CfTcipns:i she Cor
upIius run through without change of ears
connecting in the Union Depot with nlldl-
Nerging nnts.
Trains No les and Ice have Pulimann
Steering Cars between tnrfnnati Ato
Pittshurg Trains MS ln2 and los have
Pullman Sleeping Cars between tincin
u.,tj ana Coium Dus ard can he occupied
ut Incinnati or Columbus any Time after
b ou NJ. Trains Nos. lUl, l04, 1h6 and loS
hsvs PSrlor Cars between Columbus ana
Cincinnati TrGiIs Nos lO5 .nd l04 have
tlrorSh coaches between tincinnatl ana
PlItsburg Train No lGs nakcs direct con-
nectlon ut Columbus with through Pull
NAN sleeping Car for Washington, BsltI-
moro, Phiir,fsl pi;'a and New islf. Trains
M, lei 100 and los nis ke direct conpsctieh
MT Columbus for rhicago, Wnshiartsn
BrltIn ore, Phila delphlu and Sew York.
s.P. PEARODY, O.P 3icOARTY.
Sepr Supt, Gem Pass ct
Columbus 0. Columbus y
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Legal Notice.

suS;nah Gooi: Joel Good, residing in
Marion Couniy, STATE OF k.nsas, Henry
Huber. f. izabcth Huber his wife. residing
in Dckalb oounty state OF luui ma, George
Huber, Sarah Huber his wife, residing in
the State oi lIdi,u f., Whose place OF resi-
d.uce is unknown, Btrbara lhxitr, John
i'ixler, Emma Yoicr. Peter Yodrr. residing
in Elk hart County state OF indiana, Ma
linda Mumaugh. i"rry MuInaueh, resid-
Ing in the state OF Michigan. tx ict resIueu
c,- not know, ANA Benjamin Hubes Jr.
who's. residence in not known. will take
notic,. that ON iiIe 10th day Of October 1890
benjamin Huber fiji his petition in the
Common Pie as Court of HocLing County,
ohio. in ease No. 2l3p against the above
:'amcd pariieS and others, praying for The
PARTITION %! the following real estate stu
ate III Hooking Codutv. Ohio, to-wit:
Fractional lot No I, Sec. No y. Township
No. II and range No. e, containing 80
acres.
Said parties are required 10 answer on or
before the ii iay uf January ls9! or judge
inent may be ttkcn ashinst them.
BENsAAIN iiUEEE,
8. Wcldy, Atty.
le-li, at CIV
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SUSPENDED ANIMATION.
bhe Remarkable Resusoitation OF Gle

EynAn ia New Jersey.
Tic deaia of Nind-rcader Eishop, sa7s
! Freehold N. j. letter 10 the Naw York
Herald. recalls one of the mast remark
able cases of suspended anilaa!ion-that
Of the Rev. William Tennert. j., Of tho
First Presbyterian church Of Freehold.
Mr.. Tcnneut came from Ireland and
vas etiue:Itad at the Log coilu!s il Bucks
county. Pennsylvania. While al Kew
Brunswick. about the year 1880. he be.
came III from intense application TO his
studies for the n Eistry, AMI one morn
Ing when IN conyrrsai;ou with his b! athcf
he fainte,l dead away and apparently
hrenihsd his i,,st
la the evening f,icpfi of his. yount
Physician WHO had b,en attending hlih-
arrived from the coaa!ry and foUad biu.
laid ont for burial sTd The neigiborhood
iRy.ted to attend the f;.re.al next day.
Tie physician put his Own hand in warm
water il orIer 10 III Ike il more scDsitive,
and feeling under tie arm OF the app4r.
emily dead man declared that he felt an
unusual warmth He bad bo,ly re.
stored to warm bed and tue funeral
postponed, although the brother declared
1t absurd, as the ewes had fallen Ia, the
lies were discolore.i and the whole body
was cold and s.i9.
All means to ascertain whether the
body was alive were used without sue.
cess, and hope was absndoned. except by
the young doctor, WHO still adhered to
his belief. although decomposition had
Set In In the feet,
On the fourth dsy the people were
again invited TO attend the funeral, the
doctor siill objecting. and at last confu.
ing his request for delay to cne hour.
then to half an hour, snd fnally to
quarter of an hour. He had discovered
that the tongue was much swollen and
threatened TO crack. lie was endeavor;ng
70 soften 1t by some emollient ointment
when tho brother came In and, mistak.
Ing what the doctor was doing for an ut
tempt to fee I him. said in q spiritei tone.
at is shameful to lie feeding .
corpse"
At this period the body opoasd its eyes,
gave groan, and sxnk again iEto sp.
parent death.
In about two hours lie returned with
Increased power and complete revival
took place. It was :ceat tweire months
before Mr. Tcnncat WAS completely re
stored. and TO- rnuch longer period lie
tould not remember events thet had
irsuspired before his ,sasce. He died o.
March s. l7f1; and was buried ir
church near Freehold. now known
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The Real ,tnrtha Washington.

Marta Washington, Is we road CT he-
We: good deal OF Il nopenti:y-or. per
haps. We should say merely On addepj,
10 lie immortal Gcorya. S:aa and wif.
a.e o.se is sci :orin IN lis Learning sAt
wisdom o. The law ina3e 10y men tof
their own advantage. and tie r2sn is IL,
one This was plainly trae as regyr,I.
the father Of his couutry. lie s.an,s ir
history xlone; she adds nothing 10 hi.
rame or fame. Like many OF tie Queen,
OF old, her name appears Ia the history
OF the country, no, from the persona;
talents of eminent quaiitits, but simply
Is the rich widow whom Washington
married. and VINO thenceforth scwcd on
his buttons and managed the housekeep
ing al Mount Vernon in true Souih.ir
shiftless style if all The stories ere to h
believed. Tradition has it that wher
thsy lived at home they kept fifteen cows
and ye: had 10 buy butte.. and that with
q farm of 2.659 a.fes and several hun,
drea slaves they could not make both
ends meet il The way OF expenses Bui
still Martha was very busy womaa b
her day women did not read and but yer
few wrote. 1t IS doubtful, saws q raccn
biography, IL she ever read boo,
through. for rel ding on the part O
women was considered idnng pveciog
slsae away.
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4 Safe Investment.

j. one which is ganran.red In
bring you sa,'at ctory results, or
III case of failure return uf pa:
cha-e price On Ibis sale plan
YOU can buy from our advertised
Druggist ii bottle OF DR. King $
New Discovery tor Consumption.
Ii is guaranteed to bring relief in
every case. wncn used for any af-
lection of Throat. Lungs or Chest,
such as Consumption, OF Lungs.
Bronchitis. Asthma. Whn"ping
Cough, Group. etc, etc. 1t is
pleasant and agreeable to. taste.
perfectly sale. and rmn always he
depended npon. TrI.l bottles
free
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The Girl of the Futnre.

fn some time rasi the papers hav
been full OF pictures showing The fashion
of 100 years ago There hare been ggea
changes in women during thi, time. lYil
there bc much in the next lG0 years .
Some tell US that women have grca,l,
degeneratod in this tinc, willie others sn,
they hase improved Eose rapidly thai
men.
Ii is probably true that woman ha
made as rapii progress IN the matter o.
education as man, bu; she has lost from
physical point OF view. She ;s no, q
healthy. as rugged. nor US domestic il
her disposition as she was .hcn. He,
nerves are more easily unset AID she Z
more ambitious TO become nan!ike
VIII the giil of the faiare be mort
ma,lnish anu more nervous, OF VII Sin,
devote more attention TO physical cailur,
AMI domestic trsiningf These avs CUES
tons for her % saswe.. Ee2SiL,e, prac:i
cal mcn have great deal Eiorc uunira
don for rou;ist. fealthy woIraa thar
fer puny. over-scusitive creature. nc
matter how refined or how accomplished
she may be.
II is 10 te hoped that ;ha woman Of u.
fui-re wi.i lie more wo:uanly, take mcr,
int -rst in :hc success OF her husband,
~ possess tie health and strength 10 en-
IT, her to the name OF heipmste.
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PRONOUNCED HOPELESS
YET SAVED.

From letter written by Ers.
Ada + lluid Of Gortnr. 3 D.. wa
quote: WAS ,akcn with bad cnld.
which settled Gu my Lungs. cough
set in and finally Terminated in
Consumption Fuur doctors gave
me up saying | cauld live hut .
short time. 4 gave myself up to
my Savior. determined If I cOu 4
10. stay with MY friends On earth.
| would meet my absent ones above
Nv husband was advised 10 gel DR.,
Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption Coughs and Colds /
gave it trial. took in all eight
bottles; it has cured me aud thsnk
God ] am well aud hearty wom--
aa" Trial bottles free.
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When Olive Blossom used 1t gently promptly the greatest
and the long list of and unmentnab sufngs that
first application often relief will
hundreds like
months $500 Olive Blossom for leading druggists
druggist have the wholesale dealer
accept substitute B<uare fraudulent limitations
Medical Institute
BRANCH HOUSES: York. Chicago England
Given Physicians
To THR Columbus Ohio:
time have been proe and irritating discharge after each monthly sick
recommended by checking
had
that had but months to live Three months persuaded
Give gossoa
had
have
which dare hope believe that Olive 6osson has added
Frth. Toledo held skill
ful will
confidently
it. 1--WE withhold
sufferer inflammation and
action perfectly magical this
Give Blossom There lady
womb
You publish thiAR ADD1E Fapo Lake County Ohio
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Remarkable Rescue

Mrs Michael Curtain, Plain
field H.. makes the statement that
she caught cod. which settled on
Der lungs; she was treated for
month by her family physician.
but grew worse He 'old her she
WAS hopeless victim of consunps
tion and that no medicine could
cu.e her Her druggist sug-
gested DIR. Kings Now Discovery
tor ;'nnsumpjlon; she bought bot
,ie and tn her delight found her,
5.;f bon. fi'e'l from The first dose
rt cont ued iis use snd after
King len bottles. found her
self sound and we'll, ard does her
own h msework and ia as we'll a.
slie ever was Free trial bottles.
Large bottles 60v ard $l.Qo.
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Tho Conxn CorutrY.

The rnpidi.y with which commercial
enterprises srs moving far up the Congo
IS not little surprising. Dutch. French.
and Belgian npanies have established
about twenty trading stations on the
upper river between Stanley pool ard
Stanley falls. Thess companies evdonly
10 not :hnfs the op;siol of STANLEY e1-
sresssd four yes.s sso that the upper
river would not lie WORT, pe,,ry for
trading purposes until t',s railroad was
nuii; around the cataracta. 1 f:ourishing
Dutch station is noa n: Stanley falls,
1900 miles Up the river. where two years
ego last October tho Arabs b,rntd tho
Congo State buildings and drove the
whites down the river These traders
own fivs steamers that are plying on the
COMO. The caravan route along the
:staracts is being improved by placing
large ferriss at the principal rivers and
tzidSing the smaller streams.
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Noah's Ark Wood.

Within a radius Of sixty miles Of NASH
vile, Tenn, there Is said to be tree that |,
mid 10 be the shittim wood of ark fan,s.
Celebrated botanists from all over the coun-
try have examined the trees and agree that
they grow nowhere elas else on the face of
tho globe. They have decided that it is the
shittim wood OF which Nosh's ark was con-
.tructed, mention of which is made several
Zines in the Bible. Tho trcc il pediurr-
aized, with very dark. smooth barh, and tine
wood is of bright gold color. In early
pring the trees are la. en- with long, nhite
bloSs.dns, closely resembling 6oas ostrich
plumes- There seems to be no doubt about
the identity OF the trees, and iG Is remarka-
bic that they ars fo1rd o. :, in this small
y-s and 20 few at that.
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NnkTIl BOUND.

Rates Via the Buckeye Route are always
as low as bS an, olhar line. Tn ougIi
tickets sold ana baggage checked To des-
tInatiun.
II contemplating Il journey in any di-
rection pie iSe call on The nearest agent ei
ing representatives of the passenger de-
pariment :or folders. rates and other in
.ornation.
T.. r. y, wilson Northern Passenger Agent
Detrt 1t.
Fl A Wilson, City Passenger Agent, Toledo
J. " Landman, Southern Passenger agent
Gallilolis. %.
T. W SchweDke. Ticket Agent, logan o.
ChaS II Rockwell General Superiuteo
dent. Columbus
W II Fisher General Passenger and
Ticket Agent Room 81 Dcshicr Block Col
umbuS.
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Sople r. n Cs- u.

"Have you decided en- your presents fos
the bo yet. my dear,' asked NJ. Hend
ricks, after the boys had ieft The breakfast
liable for schooi NO. quite al but /
have decided. William. tina! they shall 10
given something useful. here is no use
Of was Ing money on rse'ess toys for
them to break-snd by the way. we need
g rev rug for Inc parior and dozen
tum hleEs, William" ''Ah. Well, why
not get She rug for George and give tlh
tsm5. 70 JShIE
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ru..aea "a, onr rre.1-n. OF won.A


A Travelled ChirAse mandarin, who h..
:a:siy communicated his impressions Of
tic West 10 his countfyren. dcrls with
graf particularly with the position and
treatment Of women In Europe These
surprise him beyond measure thus the
notion O! hu5,apd and wiz Walking arm
"a arm in pcb!ic places Glis HIN with
amusement '-,cho1y smiles at :" he
gays, and even a husband mar perform
sry msaial task in his Wits presence,
se, no one VIII laugh at bin" Tl:cn,
again, the rnti7n of mcn staadirg aside
10 lot womin pa=s. and the cod, Of
po'itencss which requires men to max.
way fer a woman are to him iucor,prs
hensillc. In Chlls. when tie men ats
gc-sel. the .-or'cn dine Off the screDs.
but ia the West al iesl time tie l,c,.
must wat until tho women are seat d.
and then take one after another thai,
rlare,. au.: tue ssine rule I,usi be CD
a,rVsd wien tie p1aa, is daisnasi."
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PROBATE NOTICE

Notice IS hereby given. that the follow
iun acc ounlS ana v-,uciIerS have been flea
in The Probate Court at Hooking County,
.bhio. for tie third partial settlement,
o>eph Nogic Guni sian sci tatarine t"g!e
m inAaue person and the same viii come
IN for lie Hg on tiie2ls day OF February
Ngl, at Ia O'Clock, A. NJ, or as soon there
:ter as MAY ID. "niIv, ni'-nf
W. 4. Al kER, Pro. Judge.
.nb g1gw
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For the hrst tim. a female artis. Is com.
nissioned by the French Government to exc
cute decorations for public building. The
fortunate woman is Mile. Forget. who was
honorsbly mentioned at last years Salon.
and the work confided to her consists In .
number Of medallions, to be painted in the
three rooms at the Hotel do Vile devoted to
scisncs, art aud Letters.
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REWARD

On las; SATURDAY nigh scir-
unring thieves en'-re'i Ii
l,renises ol Mr.. John DnnavA',
~ N. Mulberry 81. aud carried
WAY a fine black rooster and
wo heus. ln:"smatiou cot
:-ruins the ihie' viii be lib.raili
rn ~ mr. in.;
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When the Cold Winds Blow.

You should sock . rore esnessisi
cline. This is very easy mailer IN
thus age frailway tickets. The Sss.A
offers many inducements beside the
climst-, and ii you desire to ussk sthsx
fields to isvc,t your money or renew
your health You car fad 40 hsiisr
place than Flerida. Tbs Buckeye
Route offers special rates. $50 c. W.
SeAwiphs Agent Lcgsn Ohio
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Mystic Cure" for Rheuma-
'ism md Nenral.i, ra,i:raIiy cures
IN I" 3 days. It's a'ii.n upon
'he system IS remark able and
mrS trinuS IL removes al Onre
The cause and he disease IN
mediallv disappears. The fir>i
dose greatly benefits. Piice IS
ccnis.-S"'l bv f tiA BRING
TOH Drnseis: Logan. Dee How.
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PROBATE NO1lCE

Notice is hereby given that the fGliOwln..
accounts ami vouchers have 10 Ell fileti il,
the probatc Court ni Hooking county, o.
far first and fii.al settlement:
James Grlia@her. n>signe. IN trust tor the
benefit oit;ie creditors o. the knights Of
Labor Co.. Operative Company of Carbon
Hill, Hooking County, ohio, and The same
wills coTe on for nearing on tn" 2Sthd
of Feh'y 1861 ~ 10 O'clock. 81. IN. or is soon
thereafter is may be COZ yenlent.
W. I. AtEER,
FEB D Sw Pro. Judge
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Rnf g Isrr I.sd

Minister ICON oling Mormon elder oyer
the death OF his wife,; synpathIze with
you deeply. Mr. Brigham. in you sad sf-
hiction
Mormca Elder--Ah, yes it's hard: it's
hard.
Hinister-S,ill. Mr.. Brigham, II isn't
- bad as If y"a Q. only had one. you
know.
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H"Fres*I"u h'hdo BY C"n ~ress.
Dawdie--When did you get back from
Washington!
Brigl:tly--Ye.tcrday.
Dawdle-- Well, wuet do you think of
cur legislators! How did they impress
you?
BRIGHTLY came away feeling scr,y
that had ever abused uur conrsa ssza
OIL
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II OILED @
-AND-
OHIO CENTRAL RAILW AY.
SHORT L1NE!l
RJITLETIN
We Now Have on Sale

We NOW Have OF Sale
1000 Mile Iickets-tiood on the
entire line at 2 cents per mile.
20 Trip l'icke's-B,.tween st,
TONS only. at > cents per mil,
so Trip School lickets-Fur stu
deuis, at very low rates
Excess Ba2 gage i''ckets-At two
thirds uf face value.
Special Tlckets-ro parties of 10 or
over, travelling one ticket. al 9
cents per mile
Excursion Tickets For parties of
10 or over -; reduced rates
Through Coupon i'irkets - TO point
of the line of this road.
Call On our Agents tor information
regarding the above Tickets
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Silas IS con of Ham. whose complex
ion has been deepened ty the suns of
twelve or fifteen summers.
lie was hiiilding my fire the other
morning. when a~kel him how old he
was
He paused to think. but look of blank
helpiessness settle upon his face, as he
slowly replica Il don knew
The ne instant smile OF triumph
illnmined his dark features, Us he. aided,
"But las year my LuEftsy coined in
cherry-time.
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WANTEu.

Some one Ia ,aiiiI t"r me, he
coming season.
Ii. j.. WRIGHT.
Feb! 5-'31-
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a bay 10 yesra OLD recently I'm ported from
Kentucky, handed the following in as a com
position on Breathing" The instruction
was: Tell ell you can sbont tie breathing"
He said: 'b,sath ismsde OF air. We breathe
with our lungs, our lights, our liver and onr
kidreys. Hit wasn't for our bresti, we would
die Hb-r we slept Our breath keeps the life
sgoing through the nose when we are asleep.
Boys that stay in a room all day should not
breathe They should wait till they get out Of
3oors. BOYS III 4 room make bad, unwhols-
some air. They make carbonicids. Carboni.
eide is poisoner than mad doS1, A heap Of
roldicrs was il Slsck hole in India, and Q
caIbonicide got into that thore hole and killed
Saarly every ono before morning Girls kill
the breath win corsits that s9ueezes the dis-
gram. Girls can't boiler or run like boys be-
cause their diagram is squeezed too much. II
was girl I'd ruth,r be boy. so I can hol.
Ter, run and have great hig diagram"
Next to waiting for verdict, tbs msss sssl
narrowing employment q tsspiag ~ hgh1
ssjAsp~-NHvsSkes ySasaaL
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FOB LENT
AFTER THE FlR>T OF APRIL

Tho slore room in the B'>hn;'
building occupied NV :. Y. TIT
tOu. also I upslalr -O"ms. For
particulars l"qnire of Mrs ID. II
Bishop.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-12

Connectlohs-NO b correctS yt Washing
ton II with u + " and e trains south
and ut Dresden junction with A and G
tram for Cleveland.
No II connects at Washington c II with
D y W and G. and Ohio Southern traia.
DortlI, at Lancaster with C II V nnuI
trains son IL. ana Junction City with and
o train north, at New lie tington with
and U & train tor COrniHr
N-2n connects at CircIs' lille with S "
trains to and from Columbus.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-12
LOOKING up THE DAMAGE
the Ps1nsyivaHis ssays Did 70 Pieres.

the Ps.nsyivasis ssaJs Did 70 Pisraens
The stands, ETC, In Their aamoorss.
wAsnIxsros, March There will be
many small Claims made for damages done
br some OF the Pennsylvania troops during
aye inauguration segson. Pieinen, whose
esands were raid"d. house ownes whose
windows were broken. decorators WHOSE
materials were destroyed or scattered and
Others who suffered by the rough
play OF portion OF the Psnnsyi-
.ania troop. are looking around 10
6nd out who will pay the damage. so.ns
have suggested that these persons be reim-
burned out Of the inaugural surplus, but 10
b not likely tha. such thing will be dcha.
Four years ago when similar damage was
done, the state of Pennsylvania scnt OH.
GERS hero to determine and pay damaaea
end 1t in probable t.s zane course viii 30
Aursusd this yesr.