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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-07-11
PUTTING THE BABY ASLEEP.


Mrs Dewry paused in the pretty little
room to adjust her bonnet before the
mirror, which mirror reflected fire lit,
white crrtained nest, where babe slept
in his pink draped crib, and a young girl
sat sewing among the house plants by the
window
you'll have no trouble, Doll, she said
for the hundredth time, "if you keep the
room quiet. This is his first nap to-day
and probably he won't wake until re,
turn.
Doll nodded, afraid to trust her voice
in an atmosphere where sounds were so
pregnant of disaster. Mrs. Dewry gave
the bonnet one last criticism and went
softly out Doll was alone with her re-
sponsibility. This was the first infant in
the family since her own babyhood, and
she was unprepared for the change. She
told herself that she never would have
come to Granger to visit her sister if she
had anticipated anything like this. What
if the cradle should develop contents of a
colicv or convulsive nature? In her nerv-
ouSness she dropped her thread. The
littrn ran after the spool and brought
down the tongS with a clattcr like stage
Thunder. One chubby arm stood upright
a .ovc the cradle Doll thrust the kitten
out of a door which squeaked with the
blood cur,!ling effect of an Irish bansher.
Rau, ran. went some one at the inner
door, HpIl had just lifted the tongs;
Gown IT, v came now, clatterlng. Rap,
rap. rap. came the thunder The cradle
began to move.
"Oh. hush." whispered poor Doll. ad-
mitting the guilty rnrty, who proved to
be the wlShwOn IN, with the clean
clothes on her head and an offended face.
is Mrs. Dewry here" shouted the
woman, I've brought them sheets she
accused me of Stealing"
"Oh, don't. The baby!"
1t was too late. The cradle had re-
solved itself into a commotion of flying
legs and arms. Doll found the baby and
began to walk up and down the room,
oinging-
$50. go away, washeewoman, go,
Come, come, some other day,
Mrs Dewry's gone."
Then in an authoritative tone
81 can't talk to you now. Leave the
clothes and go"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-07-11

1t is more blessed to give than to be-
given away.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-07-11

Oscar Wild has not abandoned estheti.
cism entirely, it seems, as he dimes now
In white room with a shelf upon the
wall and no furniture except the table
and chairs, while the drawing room has
settees with high white backs and sage
green cushions,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-07-11
$50, 90, go, washeewoman, go!
Auntie Dollie can't talk, talk now.

Auntie Dolie can't talk, talk now."
swell, l want you should tell her l
brought them sheets, pursued the Kan
tippe in the dulcet tones of a savage on
the war path. Next time she talks of
Ctealing-"
For an amiable person, Doll closed tho
door with considerable emphasis. Sing
ing and walking, she tranquilized hel
small tyrant, and there ensued an inter
val of rest. Bang-crash-tumb
ter. The bundle of clothes had rolled of
a chair into a work basket and filled 2
china cuspidor with scissors and thread.
The cradle resembled windmill. Poor
Doll tugged out the motive power, and
with very flushed face continued her vo
cal and pedestrian exercises. Half al
hour elapsed ere "jocund peace" reigneC
once again. She had just laid the heavy
little head on its pillow when ring!
went the door bell. Doll shut her lip
together.
That won't wake him if don't wal!
around and talk to any one. Sister ism
at home and won't be, either.
"Rng!" went the bell with greater enl-
phasis.
"Tlltry and be perfectly quiet, thought
Doll. I've read that that is what the
American women need to learn, to be-
quiet, to just be perfectly still and rest
their nerves. I'll go on with my sewing
and pretend Tn not worried. I'll think
let me see, I'll think of Ruskin Why
should he have gone mad? | don't sup
pose he was ever left with q sleeping
baby in a settlement of dancing Indians.
Gracious"
"Ting-ling-ling-lin -ling!"
at must be those boys again after their
chicken. They've been here three times
after the thing, and that's just the way
they ring"
The cradle began to sway.
"Gp away?" said Doll, opening the
window a little. Il know who you are.
and | don't want to see you. Go right
;.Way this minuLc!"
Steps passed off the porch, and Doll
sa"E back, happy but exhausted.
Il didn't breathe again until you came, y
she declared 70 her SISTER. Il never was
So clad to see you in my life.
Il shouldn't wonder if there were some
one in town whom you'll be more glad TO
f'r, l"''.rhrd her brother in law. Il saw
Larry Il rton on the hotel steps this aft.
q tOOn.
Doll coIored happily. At home there
WAS crowd of Young people, her owr
/ r',!'r5 and sist rs and their friends.
;ol Larry had whispered, at parting, -
never can see you alone here. I'm goina
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19
e Nsfs Peaceful Outlook.

RIO JANErRo, Nov. I4.-Affairs
in this city are entira,2 tranquil,
and there is not the slightest sign
of excitement. The authorities
ana public are preparing for a
grand celebration of the anniversa
- of Dom Pedro's deposition. The
day has heretofore passed without
any special display, but it is be-
lieved that the general enthusiasm
likely to be exhibited in this, and
other great cities of the republic
will sufficiently demonstrate the
falsity of the statement that there
is any popular sentiment in favor
of restoration.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19
a BOLD Boy BURGLARY
The Young Thieves in Jail.

On lasi Saturday night th.
Hardware Store Of Cann. <
Pane was burglarized ami gir>
and other ariicIas il,
"a - tnr- amount nf ahnu' 800 Oh
stolen. Four bows. in ages Fang
ing from nine To fifteen wears
were arrested. and brought Tues
day before Squire Rrehm hr pre-
Iimlnary hearing When bronghi
before The Squire the bows r"n
le>sed aud in heiauii of $I0D 90
baii in each case We're remand I'll
tn ia ! Ia await The session of The
grand jury.
The hnys tells this story. Lewis
Gage. Charles Vrkrny. Ben G4s
I'm and Robert Safer. planned to
90 hunting. They had m ,de pre-
yinns inspection of the Hardware
S. ore. located he guns and anu
~, ion. They fir-t tried To cu, out
"A pane of glass in ih" back win
dow of Inc store. Thi- was abar-
doued ana one of the gang went
4" the Factory got brace and
lit. With this number nf
holes We're bored in the panel
of the Gnor Onn of tt,e bows
reached ihron. h this hale aud
turned the key. in The dnor lock.
The lights we're I'll turned ont
Mr.. Cannn had gone 10 his home
in Marion TnwrShip AID Mr..
Payne 10 New Plymouth 10 spend
the Sunday.
The guns stolen were the best
in the Store. and The cartrioeS Of
The proper size Five guns were
stolen. A man al The Factory
saw one Of the hcvs hiding his
,.lurd-r under some BOARD. and
when The tnv was arrested he
Tossed no" telling where all the
guns were hidden and who were
his a"cotnnlices.
II is startling to know that in
nnr midst we have such vonthful
criminals. Justice, with q leaden
heel may be slow to pmni.h this
'rime, hNr With banda"ed eyes
will meie mt. no matter the age
IF The rplpriis, the just punish
nen. deserved hv thIs CRIME.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19
nc THE ORIGINAL OWNERS
Legal Fight in Akron Over Land
Along thu Canal.

AKRON. @. Nov. is -Frarces
eYnoii of Chicago has been fight
ing Andrew j .ck>on for a week
IN the common pleas court To
rfeover Possession of lands aud
secure dtmage for their previous
occupation. The lands were
formerly owned by The stale and
py it disposed of 10 jackson
Shook CLAIMS on This g1onni that
The property rever's 10 the orig
inal owner. The jury decided
SATURDAY. in Sno.k's favor, awa'd
ips s5}7 SO damages. If The
deci sion j. not r'vers-d by HE
higher conr.s ail other lands
aDaapn-'l by The etste will tayr-i
10 The original oTn.rs. I::.e,
ataeerly bosleTs co tsa ;enel,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19

ADaIRAL BARLEoN commander
of tie good ship Rachael and man
aging editor of the Homer Jones
town Record was in the city on
last Friday consulting with Rem
Rels two Republican organs, and
seeking support in his canvass for
state printer. He has strong
claims for the place. He is an old
soldier He is naval commander
He is Appelonarias in countenance,
and Belleviderian in anatomy. He
is original patentee Of two valuable
inventions In the art of printing
A twine cord which, when not
used as a loop in the button holes
ef a shran els celluloid collar, is
applied in measuring his county
printing or loaned to commission
ers In measuring bridges. The
other original device is the use of
unsaleable apple butter for print
ing ink. Unless Ed. Davenport
throws all the Elepha"tiie forces
of his stomach against Barley he
will win in the contest.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19
TIE GOVERNORS THANKS
GIVING PROCLAMATION.
Governor Campbell Recites Reas-
ons for Gratitude,

Governor Campbell has is
sues The following Thanksgiving
prorlamat,on:
State %, Ohir, Executive Dept !
Office ul The Governor. :
Columbus. o., Nov. 8. 81
Tothe people ofthe Stale Of Ohl' ::
Tn. people of Oalo have muci,
to lie thankful for.
The past year has brought
them manv blessings; and they
have no, been visited bv plague.
pesiilerce. or famine. They see
around ihem evidences ot indus.
try and lh,ifi. Particularly
have they been favored with an
,hundant yield from orchard and
field. The earth has truly gIveI
10 them lis treasures; and threat
ened depression has been avert
ID bv he bon MY of nature.
The learned professions. the
iradesman, the mechanic and the
Iaborer have reason to rejoice
with The farmer. that Divine
Providence has given him pleni,
mus enabling him Ia brs'ow up
III less fortunate countries.
Theri fore, !, james E Camn
'.rI!, Gore:n",. do call ul"n the
pe"p'e "f Ouin to observe Thur
lay, November 26, As day o.
general thanksgiving, and o air
tain on that day from all labor
Nhat>"ever. except such As j.
Usually performed on Sunday.
p. Il is advised that they repai,
o their respective places ni wor-
mp anu gttui u tUfhhS ~ du az
Wise and all MerriIul Cre,tn
or the iavor- shnwerrsl upon the
people of The cummon " ealIh;
md a. The same time prayers h.
'ffered Tor he oppressed. the
,oor aud unfortunate cf all ma
l0ns.
In testimony whereof I have
lereunto subscribed nv nam"
md cansa ihe great seal Of tn,
lie nf Ohio. at Cniu mhus. ihi-
Iin:h dsv Of Move .nber. in the
ear of oar Lord. one Thousand
light hundred and niniv-one. aud
!, the one hundred ard sixteenth
aar of the ind pen ience af The
United States ol America
By The GOVERNOR
)ANIgL J. RYAN, Sec, of Sale.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19
Rail Road Accident.

On last FRIDAY Fred Morehead fire
man on nne nf The treigI,I trair.,
gnl off his engine q, the Logan
depot. a,.u lhnu.hlle>slv stepped
on tn q track of the main line .iuSi
as the evening train was coming
in. The engine struck him and
knocked him off he track injuring
HIM severely, bu, II is hoped not
fatally.
On the same evening brake
man named Gage whose home is
near Cafliz fell nf the car and was
crushed To death Instantly
Mnrphead was for sometime an
empIpye OF the Sentinel. learning
his trade in This office. H. was a
good boy. prudent and attentive
to his work. He hears good
reputation among his associates
in The ralIrrad service. His >eri-
nnr hnrt. and The death Of the
brakeman should certainly be a
warning to all engaged in the
railroad service. and particularly
tn The bows who rerklessl" en-
d anger their lives it "ieolips"
about the railroad.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19

The cordage companies of New
England are preparing to combine
In another big trust. If the scheme
goes they will doubtless be in COM
pat working order by the time
the Western farmers are needing
binder twine next year. The Nc
Kinley tariff makers, be it RENE n
bered. refused the strong Western
demand that binder twine be
placed upon the free list, where it
belongs.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19

WE regret to learn that our long
time and much esteemed cotempo-
rary T Irwin Wells proprietor Of
the Jacksonville News, has retired
from that very excellent paper.
We regret his Withdrawing from
tac Editorial Association, but have
hopes he will not stay out long il.
the cold. His successor, Mr. Phil
ips is welcomed to the fold, ard
we wish him as much success ss
distinguished the work of the ex.
c,llent editor he succeeds
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19
ALARMING SITUATION
Critical State of Affairs Now E1-
is.ing in Brazil.

BALTIMORE, Nov. I4.-Informa-
tion received by coffee merchants
from Brazil indicating an alarming
condition, and they say that if some
relief is not soon obtained serious
results will follow. There is al
most a complete blockade of the
ports of Rio and Santos from
which the bulk of the worlds sup
ply of coffee is exported. This is
due to insufficient custom house
facilities and inability to loadand
unload the vessels now waiting to
receive and discharge cargces.
Unless this situation is soon re-
lieved coffee dealers say that tprices
will advance as the supply here
will soon be exhaused. This trouble
is said to be creating more concern
in the trade than rumors of war in
Brazil. The latest advices received
from Rio say: "lhe situation is
alarming. The custom house is
bloc ed with merchandise, the
landing facilities are insufficient
to meet the requirements, the e1-
penses Of lighters, demurage and
labor are becoming oppressive, the
railways cannot get the merchan-
disc away fast enough, and the in
terror railways are becoming Grip
pied for want of coal.
To crown the misfortune yellow
fever has broken out with a vio-
lence which forbodes frightful
epidemic during the hot season.
The port must have temporary
piers and sheds tor the immediate |
of vessels; the custom
house must have more facilities for |
hauling merchandise, and the St. !
Paul railroad must bring in more
rolling stock to relieve the crowd
ed warehouse of the port.
Dealers here say that almost a
similar condition exists at Rio.
At Santos FIVE vessels are waiting
or cargoes of coffee for the Balti-
more market, and at Rio seven
await.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19
Fam for Sale.

A farm of 222 arreS, one half
mite nO,th %! SXarrZ mil. and
hnown a. he john b. erv farm
On the pr mi>s> is Il dwelling
h"uS.., an eXc-llrn' haim. spring
house and other necessary Ou'.
buildings. a bout n..e hundred
artes al The farm - numbt r one
Iimher land, The halance being
under cui,iva,iun will sell al
u bargain and on good terms
n"dv desiring To buv Il iasm
should consult mt, ut the grocery
aud hakln1 establishment of A.
Baumnn. Lancaster. Chin.
ocl15,f JACOB KIRN.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19
The Gsasury Publications.

We publish else where the
Prospectus Of the Century Masa
zine and OF ST. Nlrh"ias. These
na.azines are The very hest "i
'hrlr kind published in this
country. They are ihnush,tul
instructive aud entertaining. Call
Al the Sentinel office aud exam
ing the works before subscribing
iOr OF hers.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19

Enterprise sausage grinders
and suffers at Charles 3 ,cker'S.
Robes and. horse blankets at
Cha,lss Becker's.
w. are selling WATCHES nj
rriras that ey"rv body Gan buy.
sseger 50 low, Gall and see,
3 9. hehcg.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19

Gus Steinman wants all the
truth tellers he met in the last
campaign to call aud see him at his
accustomed place at the Grarge
store, as cheerful aud as liberal as
though he had not encountered
the cyclone.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19

THIS world can never be wholly
sad as long as it can enjoy the
spectacle of Uncle Rusk booming
himself for President on the
strength of what he knows about
mushrooms and rainmaking.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19

A "DEMoNsTRAFIos in force" by
the navy in Chilian harbors will
cost American tax payers heavily,
and will be a piece Of blockhead
insolence to which all sensible
Americans are heartily opposed.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19
lHENEWMODEL TYPEWRITER.
"THE BEST OF
CBILDREN'S MAGAZINES"

he publishers OF S. NIcI'nla>
that famnns vonng fnlk>' maaa'
zine. are offering to send a sarnp',
rupy, free nf charge. Ia a.iv falh-
or muiner who would like Ia can
iIrr the Question of taking
rhlltlreu'S magazine during lii,
year Io come.
Certainly if ihal question: is NJ
fnr discussion in any h"u>ehnlt
81. Nicholas will he The maeazin.
sci. ci.tl. From The firSi number
,n 1878. The rens of the creates
writer's Of the English world, ant
the pencils Of the most famnn'
illustrators, have been al lis ser.
vice. Tennv son Lnnsfelln~ .Br,
ant,Srhnn,aS llngl.e-, WhiIiI. r
I}rei lInrie. Bavard T.yinr. Mrs
Burnett, Miss Ailro'i, Dnnahl G
Mitchell. George M.Dnnaln, Mrs
Oliphan,. Professor t'rm'inr are Il
t-w Of The many great names
" I,ich haze been upon iiS Iist oI
contributors Mrs. Mary Mape-
Dodge is The editor. Ever. Thin.
in i, Is illustrated.
In 1892
'here are tn he serial stories by
B,ander Matthews. I.lruianun'
Robert II. Fletcher h" author OF
,hl. charming book. Nj 'j"rie
and Her Papa"). Laura +. Rich
aids. Vii lam o. Stndiar.l Oh IT es
f Carryl One ah'hor of 'Davr
aud The G"hlin'), and Frances
BAYLOR. There VIII he
short stories hv Thomas Nelson
Page. NJ nv f Wilkins. Mary
Hallmk Fon,e. Rirhard Malrom
Jnhn~i0n. Octave Thanpi. Gener
al o. O Howard. and many u'h-
prs. with papers Of travel and
adventure nv J. T. Trowbrid.e
ard Lieu,ena; aud use
til articles on How ChIurlhns
Reckonrd." William lie Cor-
quernr.r. Volcanoes and Earth
Straight Lines aaf CIR
rles "eic. In ''Sirange Corners
IF our Country. the Great Ameii
.aa Desert. The Cliff Da ellings nf
ArizuIs, and other Interesting
,lares. will be described. and in
Honnrs to The F;ay.' aud Boys
md the National Guard The pa-
rio'I-m ni The vnnng readers vii J
~ aroused and stimulated. .Ir-
ian Ralph j. 10 describe The
laking o! e Great Newspaper.
nd The arc and incandesceni
lrctric lights are to be clearly
Explained.
APPLIED CHRISTIANITY
1 wh:.i S.. Nicholas teache';-j
faiihiuIness, rnnr-
ye, trulhfu'ness-ihe e things
re targh, in a hundred ways by |
ores, poems. and pictures. Do
on need such an assistant IN
our work with yonr bays and
iris? II so, anu you ara not al
.adv familiar " ith 81. Nicholas.
md ii postal card 10 The Cen'r-
' Co.,. UuIon Square. New York
I. Y, aud aSl; 10 see a .ample
,p,: A venr'> su',sriiptinn 10
+, N'rnol,- rlafes . -rlo' d..
prs--en '"r il hrI:s.
nris: mas Twelve INES Il Year.
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SPORrSMEN NOiT Ell!

have large sIOck nt brearI,-
loading GUN that we will pos
itivrIy eelI Il COST Call and see
them. Charles Becker.
For Holiday presents go tn
R-a-r'S Drug & .Jewplry Store.
NOW and make your eelrciIon
thus avoid The rush.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19

CARsEGIE's gift of a keg to lIar-
rison is only a miniature of ,he
bar'l he will roll out for Harrison
or any Republican candidate next
year.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19
Abbott and Lowry.

In the Senatorial District, Alb
bptt, Republican is elected by an
estimated majority of over 1900.
The figures officially, with the ex-
ception of Noble and Monroe are
as follows:
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19

Ia, av.rv .,,,...,,,.,, woman,
k.iow III Theres ma,l,.in.
h.,.ll o,,ra hor .,,, ,,,.
,,,si,iv.I Here's II. nro,t-,,
II doesnI do xon po,l within ;,
reasonable time r-por, III. ,ar,
, lis max ers and SO, vour mo,.,
b eek WITHOUT: a VOID. but y"n wont
do il! Tie remedy is DIR Pi-rces
eav"rl'e I1eS'rip'l0h-Hhd II
has proven rse': ,he r'ghi rem
edy IN nenrly evsry case "'
L al
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19
llsM';DCKING SENTINEL
flsf Je3 PRINTING PRRiiHNTIIISSGG A SFECIlLT4

FIvA hundred iron clads in Chill
ian waters would not make Pat
Egan or Pat Egan'spolicy one whit
more resi- e 3tahle than they are now.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19

To sirengi hen the hair. thick
en- the grnwth. stop is hlrachirg
M / falling ont. aui: where It i
gray to restore ~: .on'hiu, colo-.
u.e Halls Hair Renew
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19

Buy a VI AICH Tor .cur aunt,
vUur uncle. ,uur cousin. UI iOnr
-w+ei heart AID have il nlr-i,
engraved FREE. We haye The
goods and prizes.
Il. G. E.hpr. I.Onar. q
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To Be Given Away

4 fine black Ye,vei hat worth
$40, 10 be given away al Hiss d
Mathews, 10 any one making a
pnrcl,a>. nf millinery goods IT,
the amount OF so cents sr more
will be entitled to a free guess on
,his lovely h;., from This date un-
I'll Jan. !, 1893. 4w.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19

- V ~ - " -
Pursuant to authority OF law 1t is order.
ed thai the several terms % the courts al
Com n'"n Pleas ton the Seventh Ju"Iritl
District Gf ohio ter A. ], 1882, shall bt
held in the several couBfirs thereof a
follows:
ATHENS COUNTY,
on February sth. May 2nd, Octoher nth.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY,
on January a6th. April nth, October l7th.
GALLIA COUNTY,
on January 5ih. April 5th, Sept am her 18th
HOOKING COUNTY,
January 1ith, May End, September
18th.
JACKSON COUNTY,
on February end, My 2nd. November IA
LAWRENCE COUNTY.
OH February 18TH. May 10th, October Sis,
MEIGS COUNTY,
on January 5th, Aprii 5th. September 18th
PERRY COUNTY,
on February Sih, June 9th, November nth
PIKE COUNTY,
on February 'st, April lltb, October, 3rd
SCIOTO COUNTY,
Oh January 4t.i, april 5th September 18th
VINTON COUNTY,
or January ith. March 2lst, Septenhe er 9th
WASHINGTON OUNTY,
on February 2nd. May 10th, October iith
TALL 81 OUCH.
JOS. g HU FNAN,
NnitiL !. DFVER,
JAMES VI TRfPP,
r DeSTEIGUEF.
HIRAM l.. SiRLFY,
Judges o said District.
October eIth, 1891.
stats OF OIlIOl
Hooking COUNTY ( ;. =.
I, d. VI. L,ppn !. Clerk ~ the Court Of
Common Plea> within AMI for Hooking
County, Ohiu, do her 10y certiIy the fore
roin. I" be tru,: an correct c'py ~ I'll. !:
original order ii n - Di Il ,l iIlS tIurtS
in the SeYeuth n ii:i Il D :'ri;J OF OIio,
1892" now on fl .e At my Off e.
witness my II md aud sell
~ Ofstid court I Log4n. tins
shAL 26,h day OF OCTOBER, \. d
W 1891.
oh. LAPPEN. Clerk.
Nov. S, aw,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19

The seat Of sick headache is
not in the brain; regulate the
omach aud you cure il. Dr.
Pierces Pellets are the Lille
ReynlaiorS-nnly 25 cents q vial. i.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19
A Wonder Worker.

Mr.. Frank Huffman, yonh2 man o.
Burlington. Ohio states that he had
been under the care OF Two prominent
peysicians, and used their treatment
until hr was not able to get around.
They pronounced his case TO be Con-
sumption and incnrable. He was per-
suaded tn try ;;r' Ki.g's New DiscJv-
cry for Consumption. Coughs and Colds
and ut that time was not able to walk
across the Street without resting. He
found before he had used half Of a
dollar bottle, that he was much better;
he C ntiELed 20 use it and is to-day en-
joy,ng good health 1: you have any
Throat, Loung Or Cheast Trouble try IT,.
We guarantee satisfaction. Trial bot
let .ree.
F. Harrington.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19

Steam navigation was once looked
upon with doubt So was the powe; O.
Or. Fenner's Dough Honey to relieve
any cough in one hOnr, until thousands
OF trials demonstrated tb. fact. Eqsliy
good for horses Gives energy and
Money refunded If sGtisfse
tion not given.
F. Harrington.
Logan, Ohio
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19

New hn-aus, humlny, corm mea'
hnrkWheai f nr and Lima bean,
II Bales & S;iers.
New arrival Of Queensware at
Rates & Siiers.
Yen can finl The largest and
i.esi selected 81 Dck of Wa,rhps,
Silverware and J-weIry al Rrber>
rver exhibited ~ the Valley.