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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-19
Lows LIVES LONG
JapAaess Have a. Akslsrd and Rctoiss
Story All ThsIr Ovn

JapAness Rave a. Akslard and Rcloiss
Story al Their Own.
A lore story. from his retreat ir
Japan. will outlive tho memory Of
long wars and great princes There
exists proof of this III little village
which l recently visited. not far from
Toxic. The village is named Mcguire
and lies about three miles from the
capital amid bamboo groves and
clumps OF wild camelias On the banks
OF stream.
Hero lies buried. near the temple OF
Fudo-Sama-Shirai Gompachi and Ko-
Murasski his beautiful mistress And
although it is 2S0 years since these
lovers We're laid there together under
the bamboos their memory remains
still as green as the leaves that iiutter
above them
Everybody thersabout knows their
story; every one can relate it to you
with the minutest particulars every
one sooner or later repairs to their
grave to burn stick Of incense there,
and slterward to sit in the teahouse
by the pool OF viii . lotus and feed the
tame carp with pink and green bis
cults while meditating each in his own
wsy upon what Shakespeare says:
Golden boys and girls all must
OOnslgn to this, and come 70 dust
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FARM FOR SALE.

A good farm Of 222 acres
l-2 mile north of Swartz's s
mill and post Office and
known as the John Beery
farm. On the premises is a
'welling house an excellent
barn spring house and other
necessary outbuildings.
About one hundred acres
of the farm is number one
timber land the balance be
ing under cultivation.
| will sell at a bargain
and on good terms Any
one desiring to buy a farm
should consult me at the
grocery and baking estab-
lishment of A. Bauman
Lancaster, O.
JACOB H. KIRN.
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The Weekly Post.

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CONTAINS lE-i,a.es each week-S4
columns of reading matter
Single subscription. postage pre-.
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In clubs of Eve nr over. postage
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An extra copy. or lis cash equiv
alent, tor avers club of ten sub
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Addres. The Posi- PUBLISHING Co
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Remarkable Rescue

Mrs Michael Curtain, Plain
field, Ill. makes the statement that
che caught co!d. which settled on
Ter lungs; she WIS treated tor y
m"nth by her family physician.
but grew w",se He told her she
WAS hopeless victim of consunp-
tion" und that no medicine could
cue her. Her druggist sug-
ge.Ied Dir. Kings Now Discovery
for Consumpiion; she bought bot
lie and to her delight found her.
sell BEN f e.l tram lie first dose
>lt ,rsi' red It's Use AMI alter
,u kirg ten hotties. ,'und her
eli s." nj nr.' veI;. md ines ner
.,,,r T. Seoori ~ = as vel ne
s'.- ",.' - F,". RI t,'ss
IL. -. -: o. n'
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rak DOCTORS uniou,rm
~ pAv.soi.s O.nno: E.s.p. ,sem Hy
pPactlro

sEoNstCos
The Chicago Tribune puts the aues.
Ton: Ibid you ever notice that there
= doctor wherever you gos The
fact does not become go apparent until
the doctor Is wanted and then he will
appear. Is it providantial: Or is 1t
that this disciple of .tscuispius is
called upon to answer for the sins OF
the father OF the profession and 10
kent on the move like tho mythical
restless wandering Sews Coming In
on crowded train from the West Q
few days ago. was woman in the
rear coach. She became ILL., No one
In the coach appeared to know
what TO do. The conductor was ap-
psaled To- He called the pcrtsr and
told him 70 pass through every coach.
II necessary. and ass il there was
physician ON board The porter
obeyed. of course. but he met with no
response until he reached the last
poach forward. the smoker. The
very last nan forward was D young
doctor. Just returning from his raca.
Sion. His lIome is in the old country.
he had had no occasion to call before
since he left home. 1t is strange. too,'
said he to the writer afierward, for
As aruls q doctor cannot hide himself.
No matter where he is. he Is sub. ect
70 duty. ] make no complaint OF this;
indeed no physician should We
Agree 10 do this when We take up the
study OF medicine But do people ever
think Of 1t? Your merchant goes away
- another part OF the world TO rest.
4 tradesman In Hong Kong inds him
aud undertakes to drive trade. He
says he is out for rest and has lsft his
business Al home. The doctor can
never say that .. y verify 1t can be
said Of him that in life b. is in the
midst OF death. l remember that soon
Alter had finished my course made
. balloon ascension with young
idiotic friend. A. we went up
thought that ! Was a. least out of The
call OF duty. Do you know. that oom-
psnion was taken sick thousand feet
above the surface OF the earth. and
had 70 doctor him. as people cul il
before We could come down."
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a Safe Investment.

Is ono which is Guaranteed to
bring yoH sstisf"ctory rrsulrs, or
in case of failure return of pu.
cha e price. On this safe plan
You can buy from our advertised
Druggist butte OF DIR King .
New Discovery for Coneump,inn
II ia guuranted to bring relief in
every care. wnen used for any vt.
fec,ion of Throat. Lungs or Chest
such ss Consumption, q" Lnhgs.
Bronchitis. Asthma. Whmping
Cough, Group. etc etc. II is
pleasant End Agreeable to ins'e,
perfectly safe. and can alwais ne
depended upon. Trial bottles
tree
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WITH THE
Most Thorough and Reliable Mar
ket Reports Printed,

The year 1891 promises 10 be
one Of great Interest nj home
aud abroad 10 newspaper readers
The "Pillsburg weekly Post" 10
the largest, as il is admittedly
i the b-si, Democratic weekly
papers III The Union, Each issne
contains twelve pages, or iour
more than the usual size OF week
lies. With increasing localities
in gathering and printing The
news, it will meet the demands
OF the coming year and entertain
and interest its readers ~ never
before.
| POLITICAL - The closing
year has been crowned BY IN
paraIleIed Democratic victories
in the State and nation. With
The new year Governor Patlison
will enter on his duties. The
ground work of the great presi-
dental battle OF 1892 will be laid
this year. Congress and the
Stale legislature will be in ses
sion. "The Weekly Post" will
gather all the political news 50
important to every weIl-inform
ed Democrat. and will discuss
succeed eacI other.
| NEWS We challenge com.
parisCn with the complete record
of The WORLDS history We give
each week. Correspondence
from the national and Stale capi.
IaI, New York and other Ameri.
can cities as we'll as from Europe
by able writers. will add great
interest TO this department By
life like descriptions OF meR and
events.
THE MARKETS The Week.
ly POSI- for years has had q r.
pulalinn with connily aud city
merchants down 20 the day Of
publication. Its cattle and pro.
dnce markets are especially
commended.
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TO irclude IN this announcement
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in close touch with The whole
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A Common Sense VieW
Nearlv every business has its
dull season, during which q
| good adveriisement will do faith
ful work day and night. rain or
shine, IN iamiliariZing consumers
with the name. location and
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advertiser. so that when the
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MUST HAVE GENIUS
The simplest advertisements
sometimes require The most care
and thought in there cansiruct-
ion. To write a column is q
matter of time. but TO edit it
down into sentence is some.
thing more.-Priniers Ink.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-19
ne Us..our... Mouth.

Tho maps OF tho country whioh
we're gotten up thirty or thirts-fve
years ago all show the Missouri river
smptying into the Mississippi directly
opposite Alton. and they were correct
In having It 50, although such Is NOS
the case nov. sEys tho Keoxuk GATE
City. The well-known propensity Of
the Missouri river 10 change It's chan
mel on account OF the wearing away
cf its banks is aa apparent near the
mouth OF tho stream "a 1t any ot.,~r
point along Its course. The lower
side Of the river has been gradually
cutting away spd tbs deposits filing
n at the upper side until the mouth
81 tho Missouri is now ahout three
niles farther down the river .hau it
WIS thirty years ago.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-19
A Wonder Worker.

Mr.. Frank Huffman, a young man OF
Ohio states that he had
been under the care of two prominent
and used their treatment
until he was not ahle to get around.
They pronounced his case to be Con-
and incurable. He was per-
shaded t, try Dr. Kegs New Discny-
cry TOR Consumption, Coughs snd Colds
aud at that time was not able to walk
across the Street without resting. He
uund, before he had used half Of y
dollar bottle. that he Was much better;
he ntiELed 20 use it and is to-day ems
jpying good health you have any
i'hruat, Louug or Chesst Trouble Try it,.
We guarantee satisfaction, Trial bot
lie rec.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-19
RHEUMATISM CURED IN A
DAY.

Mystic Cure" for Rhfuma-
ismandNeuraIsi radicaIIv cure.
N l tn 3 days. It's arIinn upo,i
he system - remarkas,lr and
IL removes al once
he cause and the disease i'm.
disappears. The first
lose greatly benefits. Price "a
by f RRING
rON Druggist LogaL. Dec How.
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NokTH BOUND.

Rates VIA the Buckeye Houte nre always
~ low as By En-. othsr line. Tn Sugh
tickets sold and baggage checked to dss-
tlnatiOn.
II contemplating a journey In any di-
rection please call on the nearest agent 81
the company or Address any OF the follow
ing repi ieseit..tives OF the passenger de-
partment Tor folders. rates and other In
formation.
+. r. davidson Northern Passenger Agent,
Detrtit.
Il A Wilson, City Passenger Agent, Toledo
l. w Landman, Southern Passenger Agent
G.llilolis. o.
W Schwenke. Ticket Agent. logan o.
Cha. ii R"ckweh uenersI surerinten
dent, Columbus.
W II Fisher General Passenger and
Ticket Agent kooin 81 Deshler Block Gel
umOuS.
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iRONOUNCED HOPELESS
YET SAVED.

From a letter written by Ere.
Ada + lIu'd of Gortou, 8 D.. ws
quite: "Wxs taken with a bad e'.ld,
which settled ON my Lungs, cough
sei in and finally Terminated in
Consumption Four doctors gave
me up saying couId live but
abort time. I gave myself up to
my Savior. determined if I could
p"i stay wi'h my friends On earth,
| would meet my absent ones above
Nv husband WAS advised to yet Dr..
Kings New Discovery tor Con.
sumption Coughs and Colds I
gave it trial. took in all eight
bottles; it has cured me aud thank
God am well and hearty wois-
aHr Trial BOTTLES FREQ.
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.rrainsrun daily. tDaiiy except sunday

Ailtraink between Cincinnati and Col
unbus run through without change ofoa RI
connecting In the Union Depot with nlldi-
verging lines.
Trains M lG5 and lC8 have Pullman N
Sleebipg Cars between I Incinnatt arc
PittsbuIg. Trains Ms lo2 and los have
Pullman Sleeping Cars between tinctn
natl amt Columbus aid can he occur pied
At Iincinnuti or Columbus any time after
OO N. Traina Nos. lOl, l04, 1p6 ana los
have Parlor Cara between Colun bus and
Cincinnati TrniEA Mes l0S and lo4 la -
through coaches between CinsInnau and
Pittsburg Train No los makes direct con-
nection at Columbus with through Pail
man slerping Car for HashinEtcn, BalU-
more, PhiiAdelrhis spd New Yerh. Trains
Nos lO< los 81 nd l0S make direct connection
mt Cplumhuy for Chicago, WcshihSton
B,ltim ore, Philadelphia an'! New York.
S.P. PEARODY, OF. NrOAkTY,
oenil Supt, Gsnr Pass ut
(t.i1mbus O. Col LIn has u
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Steam navigation was once looked
upon with doubt so wns the power Of
DR.. Fenner's Dough Honey 10 relieve
any cough in one hour, until thousands
o: trials demonstrated tb. fsct Fq liy
good Tor horses. Gives energy d
strength. Money refunded il saiisfsc
ton not giveu.
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TOLEDO
-AND--
OHIO CENTRAL RAILWAY.
KANAWHA SHORT L1NE!l


We Now Have on Sale
1000 Mile Tickets-Good on the
entire line ut 2 cents per mile.
25 Trip liekels-Between two st,
tons only. at 2 cents per NIL.
so Trip Schonl Tickets-Fur stu
dents. st very low rates.
Exce-s Baggage r'ckets-At two
thirds of face value.
Special TIckets-To parties of 10 or
over, travelling one ticket. al 2
cents per mile
Excursion Tickets For parties OF
10 or over IA: reduced rates
Through Coupon Firkets-TO point
of the line of this road.
Call on our Agents iDr information
regarding the above Tickets.
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For Headaches, bilionsness. con-
sipation, dizziness. sleepness. the blues
ctofula, the blood aud all skin erup-
lions DR.. Fenners Blood and Liver
ttemedy and Nerve Tonic never fails
Warranted to satisfy or money refund
I'd. Conld this be nfforeed il the Rem
edy vast oertian2
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1bapvpas 1AswcYIs&
LcGAM
SCHOOL EXAMINERS
MkEfINGS.


ThsBoard o fSchool Examiners OF Logan
Village will hold regular meetings for the
Examination of applicants for teachers
certificates. assfoilows viz:
On the Third Wednesday OF Feb
ruary, April. June. August.
October and December.
atthe office of the superintendent. II he
school Building ofsaid Village comman
cinyat 1OO'clock, a. n. .oiencb lay
Byorderof Exumi ,rs.
]. H. DYE Prest'r,
All. WILSON, CLERK. iune2-
n%The school Examiners of Teachers q
Hooking County, Ohio, Will meet at the
Union School House on the
First and Third Saturdays
OF each month, ats o'clock, A. NJ, excep
January. July and August.
Testimonials of good r, oral character viii
be required OF those unkpov II to the Board
j. W. FILING. Sec'y
FRANK GORDON,
w, +. ENuLE.
Aug 80, 1888 Examiners.
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How the &. .n.n Sang IT.

Mrs Henry NJ. Stanley. when Miss
Dorothy Tennant WAS almost tho first
lady In London 10 practice .sium-
ming" She used to befriead Iittlo
street vsgabonds, and reward them
for good behavior by teaching them
to play familiars airs with one iuser
on her plano and sing them to thl,
accomrsniment She relates OF her
experiments, with much delight that
one young g,.ttcrsaipe was heard to
reudsr Rule. Britannia! Britanuis
rules the waves" as follows:
Bu1e, Rritailioni
Erisaiii0u ruins the whales,
Grae- -cn rsod kr,ton.
Neyes, psysr shall BE- siair.''
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HARPEa's PERIODICALS:
Per Year

HARAER'S WEEKLY 81 w
HARPER 5 MAGAZINE 400
HAlirER'o BAZAE 400
HAltPtH'S YOUNG tEO
PLE 200
Postage Free 10 NIL subscribers
j.. The Uailej States Canad j ANA
Mexico.
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time is mentioned, subscriptions
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I M z I AB LE..
Cincinnati 6. Muskin-
gum Iulley R. r.
IN EFFECT JUNE lsi. 1890.
CENTRAL TINE.
DEPART FOR THE EAST.

Connections-No connects At Washing
ton e II with ID f W and T. trains south
No II connects at Washington Z II with
DE- W and Z and Ohio Southern trafuA
pOrth, at Lancaster with G II and L
trains son.L, ana Junction Cit, with and
y train north, ut New lie tington with I
and U train for Corning and ~ Trinway
with A 4 q train for Cleveland.
No ~ connects at CircI9rille with II
4 W trains to and from Columbus.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-19

-Alexanders army knew no defeat.
The same is true of DIR. Fenner' s
Golden Relief Is warranted to relieve
tooihmche, headache neuralgia. or any
other PAIN in 2 10 8 minutes. Also
hr,.ises. wounds. ~iro- cuts. swellings
bites. burns. summer complaints. cniic,
(also in horses>. diarrhaea. dysen,ery
and Aux 1t satisfaction not gwen
money returned.
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DspAkT FOR THF WEST.

with T 4 d train for CORNING At uaetinn
City with & o trains nor and south, at
Lancaster withS h S&T trniis north,
and nth. nt Washington with Ohio
Southern train south.
No7-At junction City with & 0 train
south, at Bremen win I & oct train north
at Mincsstsr with train erth and south
Mt " axhingtnn with with ID w g.
Train for Ncllstou. at Cincinnati with
train for CbismgO and L & " train Tor the
south.
N0ls-At Wishing ton with DF w &
and Ohio southern traii.s n rth and NJ
Morrow for L u train No 10 tor the Eitss.
r VI WILKINSON. Genr Pnss Agt.
CHI WALTON. 5upr, Zsnesville, y.
Zenesville, u.
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PLAIN PENMANSHIP FREE!

Good boarding can De Sc
cured at $2.75 per week
The average student can
complete in twelve weeks.
Instructions first-class. Win
tereterm opens January 5th.
1891. Write for full partic-
ulars and information
KENNIsoN & GAY, Prins.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Whsn Baby was siek, we gave her cAs6os3A
when she was Child. she cried fer Castsse
When she became Mis-. sAs elung 70 castaiA
whsa shs bad CAaldssn. shs Ssvv tAan cAsansAA
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-02-19

Cincinnati accommodation leaves zanes-
vIlI. SIS III daily exc. pt Sundhy. New
ark 7:2q; arrives columbus at $50 a. m.
Gin, innati l2.45 y. m.
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Miserle. of . Cou.,ry ndl..n

Golden boys and girls all must
Oousign to this, and come TO dust
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-11-19
The New Barken,lne Mamie Swan.

1here was launched from the yard of Isaac
Coombs x Co., at Camden, Monday, NOV. 10Th, the
barkentine Mamie Swan, Of New York. The
launch was In every way a success and the build
ers fee Justly proud of the vessel for She il A
beauty. Her length is $50 feet; beam 36 feet and
depth Is feet. She is owned by the builders.
Mesors. John swan & son, Of New York and
Capt. H. | Higgins, v no will command her. She
Is intended for the general treghting business,
and is OF excellent model for speed ana CARRYING
capacity. She has mi Ned wood frame, ana all
material is extra heavy and Of the best possible
quality Her builders have given attention to tie
most tritltns details Of her construction ana She
Is without doubt Of the best ever constructed
on the PenohscOt, il not ill Maine. She will III
fitted with every modern appliance such As steam
h2lStcfF' patent pumps, ETC. ctf. The cabins will
be very large and elaborate, being furnished i'll
haIt wood throughout. OAK, cherry, birds rve-
maple, walnut, ash anil vhitewood have Been
uscd, \" pains have been spared in workman
7hip or IN The selection q the material. ME ves-
9el was launched without ma7ts, ana wa hauled
into J. x .. q. Adams Wharf, where She vill be
rugged and ltted for SEA. mi, vessel has demon
7tratcd the ability q tile builders ID compete With
inc h"@<icrS IN building. Tue barkentinc was
started Aug. IT. Aug. sta. she wa III frame, and
oct; Sth she was plankcl ana very nearly coin-
pIeted. She i about IS tons
Messrs. Coombs 4 CO. huve ordered IA oak
frame from the model Of the schooner WIN. II
sumner TO lie delivered in April. The Vessel Will
DC constructed for CAPT Contnt and viii De btilt
for the southern trade ana c-peeialIv desflened
tor carrying lumber
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-11-19

record Of 10 81 ~, which he lowered 10 1910.
-.,.-t. W. Williams has announced that at the
Toit1ng meetings to tie held at Independence,
Ia. IN August, lSl2, be VIII offer the enorm-
Gus sum Of $1,000, Of which 10000 will he
for tue stallion race. IN which be expects
STEAMBOAT, Nelson. rao Alto, Pat Downing
l)elmarch and AXteil to enter...... Portland
horsen1en have decided to build mile track at
Cape Elizabeth, on the line If the Boston &
Maine road, some three-fourths OF mile from
Pottland......At stockton, Cal. Nov Il, Mar
in drove Palo Alto in Dos 3 y. breaking the
worlds stallion record and winning for the
Pa'o Alto stable all the records Of the world.
The horse made the mile without a skip
breaking after he passed the riuish. The quar-
tiers We're 81 81, 1.03 -, .;}G -. > 0s 81
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-11-19
Good Templars.

reunion of the various Good Tcmplar organ
lHatlons OF Deer Isle was held with Western Ijrht
Lodge, at sunset November II.
Good Temphr Lodge at South Deer Isie was celr
DRAFTED by union meeting Friday evening.
Belfast Lodge Of Good Templars is entering
upon very successful quarter. Its meetings are
Yery interesting and promise 70 continue So At
last Monday evenings meeting, after the business
OF the lodge was disposed OF the following enter.
talnment was given by the members /, paper on
the Kelley cure for drunkenness, bv +. H. Fer
T. L. Bracket; 3, music, solo by f. ". Chase: A.
remarks on, What is the greatest danger which
threatens our government? 10y q. r.. Brarkett-lm-
restricted immigration and the liquor tratlc 5,
paper, The most prominent temperance women in
TINS country, by Florence Sargent; g. question
Would woman suffrage benefit temperance by
Geo. f.. White; !, definition origin Of the word
tetoaller, by +. w. Chase; 5, report, List of or
CARNATIONS at work to help the cause Of proh-
bition, by Chas. Rhoades; ., Does prohibition pro
hibit: by j. W. knowlton and others TO- music
"Speed Away" by the lodge male quartette,
MessrS. Chase, White, Fernald and knowltop
Another fine program is outlined for next Mon
day evening, and in two three weeks an illus
trated stereopticon lecture will be given Ola
members are returning and new ones are peing
lhltatet, amt the prospects are good for an inter
estng and successful winters campaign.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1891-11-19
News of the TRANCE

large crowd attended the leyee ana envelopt
sale of seaside Grange, Belfast, last Thursday
evening. 1t was estimated that as many as DOC
people were present. Every article was sold. The
levee closed with dance. 1t was a good time and
the Grange realized handsome sum.
We are indebted to NJ B. Hunt Master of tbe
Maine state Grange, for the Springfield, OHIO
Daily Democrat containing reports of the sessions
Of Col J. III. Brigham, Master s0f the Nati1nal
Grange, antagonizes the sub treasury ana loan
scheme of the Peoples party, points out the evils
question, the inequalities of taxation and other
matters. We shall give some extracts from the
address next week. In closing Col Brigham
said THE financial condition of the National
Grange was never better. In many sections of the
country the order is making numerical gains But
far more important than this is the fact that we
members 1han INF lnl