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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-05
No School Today.

The School Board have very
properly closed school to-day in or
der to give the children a chance to
go to the show, and afford the old
folks the necessary excuse to go to
the show too, just to take the chill
dren. 1t is gratifying assurance to
know that our School Board is com.
posed of men who are not so old
that they have forgotten that once
they were boys and show day the
biggest day of the year.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-05

Tickets will be sold TO Millbrook,
Pa, May 31st. to June 4th. Good
returning to June 29th. account
Conference German Baptist Breth-
rem, at rate ofone fare for round
rim
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-05

For the State Prohibition Con-
veniion of Ohio, May 9th to 25lh,
the Buckeye Route will sell excur.
sion tickets from all its stations at
one fare for the round trip. Tick
cts good returning until May 9th.
Agents will be pleased to give
more definite information on ap-
pllca,ion by letter or in person.
w. II. Fisher, G. P. & T. A., Co.
lumbus, D.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-05

An opportunity of a lifetime is
offered 10 those desiring 10 visit
the Pacific Coast, by the one fare
for round trip rate TO Portland,
Oregon, May Sth to 18Th, offered
by Ohio Central lines, with lin
it 10 return 10 August 9Th.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-05
CHAS. ROSE.
CL0TH|ER|!! i!
LOGAN, o.
THERE IS NO ROOM FOR ARGUMENT


Our sole object is to make our
prices draw, and when you have
paid that price you will feel that you
could have not done better. Our
Spring Stock is ready and waiting
you. The goods are beautiful and
marked atirresistible figures Come
yourself and bring your friends, and
you will find what a low price re-
ally means in the line of Mems and
Boys Clothing and Gents Furnish
ing goods, which we have selected
to please you, and shall be disap-
pointed if they do not meet your
approval. You must be careful in
making your investment to always
deal with a firm that has your con-
fdence, and one where you always
get full value for your money.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-05

A young lady al jefferson, West
Virginia, declares that she was all
run down before taking Ayers
Sarsaparilla; but that now she is
gaining strength every day. Ayers
SarsaparilIa is certainly a wonder
fully effective tonic for the feeble
and delicate.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-05
Court.

Court opened Monday, Judge
huffman on the Bench. The slack
cases began yesterday. The Grand
Jury organized with J. T. Albin Of
Laurelville, as foreman, and has not
yet Thursday morning) adjourned.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-05

From May 29th to June 9Th the
Ohio Central Lines will sell tick
els TO Cedar Rapids. Iowa, account
Conference German Baptist Breth-
ren, at rate of one fare for round
trip.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-05

There are some patent medicines
that are more marvellous than q
dozen doctors prescriptions, but
they're not those that profess to
cure every thing.
Everybody, now and then, feels
"run down, "''played out" They've
the will, but no power to generate
Wit alty, They're not sick enough
to call doctor. but just too sick
10 be well. That's where the right
kind of patent medicine comes
in, and does for a dollar what the
doctors wouldn't do for less than
five or ten. We put in our clam
for DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery.
We claim it TO be an unequalei
remedy to purify the blood, and
invigorate the liver We claim it
to be lasting n IFS effects, creating
an appetite. purifying the blood.
and preventing Bilious Typhoid
and Malariai fevers if taken IN
time. The time 10 take IT is when
you first feel the signs of weari-
ness and weakness. The time to
take IT, on general principles, is
NOW,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-05

The Ohio Central Lines will on
May Oath aud 25th, sell tickets 10
Columbus and return, with return
limit May 27ih., account State Pro-
hibition, at rate of one fare for the
round trip.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-05
Opposite Court House,
Logan. Ohio.
* z;Hz;A z Y: :

I can not say that I have been in
business fifty years, but am glad to
say, am more than satisfied with
the liberal patronage I have had,
and take this means of thanking
the public.
It is my study to keep an assort-
ment and of the best variety and
quality, lis what customers want)
the matter Of price is easily ad-
iusted. Can make reduced prices
to parties purchasing in large guam
titles, that will be an object. Get
up club and see what can be done.
- - ~7vT7D III
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-05

The bald mans motto: "There
is room at the top" This top may
be supplied with a good crop of
fine hair by using Halls Hair Re-
newer. Try it.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-05

Misses Mary and Kate Kessler,
the leading milliners OF Logan,
have just received an elegant
stock of the latest spring hats.
Call at once and get your cIf oice.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-05

A HAT is a necessity; Sly LIE
has become almost as impOrta nj.
The latest NAV be obtained at
Mary s. Kate kessler's,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-05
c.. Il. Y. IT. Excursions, Buckeye Route

Columbus, o., MAY 24:h & 25th
Good 10 return until May 9th
Half fare.
Piqua. O., State Encampment.
6. A. K, May 9Th and 10th. One
cent per mile.
Chicago, ILL.,, Democratic Ma
tional Convention, June 18th 10
20th. Half fare.
Minneapolis. Mimi, Republican
National Convention, June 1st to
9Th. Half fare.
Cedar Rapids. Ia, June Sd =
9th. hall fare.
Detroit, Mich, June 9Th 10 7tb,
one and one-third fare.
Helena, Mont, June 7th 10 18th.
half fare.
For further information call on
G. W. Schwenke, Agent. Logan, o.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-30
&aus unb Spf.

Giner reiasnfen, in frlberen 8eiten
oislfah sstbien Sitte oeS Suns,oens
oon 8liienawsiaen am 81. 8arbaratoee
"A. Dsssmbsr) erpdbnt bic ..Sbm 5ruu.
euaeituns". Selbitpeiitdnblid fommi
ss nidt serabs auf bisien Gag an; sinis,
Gage porbsr Opsr na6ber sisnen iit
ebenio out. Soupliade 1T bic ridtia,
Ausipobl Der 3weise. Nm B iten e,snen
iih Sl,epsr. 2iriden. Iepfel. 3orneliuss
t,ridsn. Nuitten. Qfiiiib. Manoelapr,.
foie. Die peiibiebenen Dornartsn. @oIb.
resen unb Dsub,a. 9Yas man bon b,eiel
3meisen erlanaen fann. sibt man in elm,
arobe. weibaliise 8aie, fiiut iie mil
lausm @oHer uno felt iie ans Ssnhei
IN eln gut a'beiates WObnammer. TGa.
l,d tibrripribt man rie Spelae nit 81
o,s 25 &eaumur tparmem Wai1er unt
fuQt nab Hsrarf nit eben ioIhem be
0aie ooq Sere Wohe tpsdieIt mon
cas Wofr in Der lsbieren einmaI. I'm
ter Rem @ir flub Der Marine unb Conn,
,nitpldsln iib nah uno nod bic BIiiien
ole eritsn in Der H,ibe iino Die &ornellus.
tuiden. ibnen fDIeen bic Sdb. uni
5aue,flrf6,n, ter S6paiaoorn unb f.
wslter. SIT Der D,aember ionnis. ir
tann man Weitnadtsn ooer 9leuiabr aul
ie eilttn Blilten rebnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-30
eireftes Waufen auf 3siAenpa apier.

Man bat ihon peridiebsne 0oribIde,
Iemadt. um 3eibnunsen unm,ttelbai
luf oos Setp0bnIide farfe 5ei6enpapis,
cur6pauisn su t5nnen inbym man abe,
oas Dtiitel anwanbie, m,e diberii6s
Dele, um bierburd baS papier porIber,
Seb,no burditemeno au MAIDEN, per
'lnaerte man oamit bic sdblafeit bee
Boeens 8leiitift ober Guide auisuneb
MN. Nu4 Der ,.S6wei3. 8aussuuns
tommt mon rurb bic 0trp,noung bon
1ersinistsm Senaol gum seplnlbien
3lele. Ous su pauisnoe Original pirt
iuf einsm &ebbrette aufssipannt uni
cariiber bas frllde 3eidenpopler. 70 oaf
es mDslibit alatt uuilleet Alsblnn
'piro EN- Waitebduldben NIT 8ensol be-.
fudiet uno oamlt Der 9csen purtisnwe,is
pensbt; er pirb baeur6 auf funse 3eil
tlnr burtfheinsno. Oa oas Yen,ol
raih osrbuniiet. 10 fam man eben lmmer
aur flsine SIGbsn oamlt beusbt balten
lnb oieie raid nadseidnen. 9abt mar
lad beenbeter 2rbeit bus Slait in eintm
parmen Ndume einise Siupo,n rubip
leeen. 70 1T pas 8ensol polltommen Der.
'uniiei unO fann bonn bic 3sidnune MI
linle. Guide, Wafsriatbe wsuer be.
panoelt petben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-30
Gntfernuns absebrod ener Seasslu.

Gntfernune absebrOaener Seaseln.
Sn ienen rebt bdufisen 5aqsn, it
renen es enipeoer iebr idpisria ober 90,
'ans unmDslit 1T, in o,n &6,per einse.
oIuneene Nabeln su entfeintn. etpo
oann, penn eS nitt eelln9t. bic Splb,
outh bic iie bsredenben W,idtbelle BINS
rurb3ufi!blen. Ober ptnn baS amber,
@nbe Der N,beIn feinen @,reiitnno in
Der 3iefe finoet, pfleet her Serfafer si'
Snfdbren nit pielem @,fols ansupenoen.
pel6,s tbenio einfad pie prattiib it,
Gr befsitiet ndmlid iiber Der gmitlhiteu,
Ger Jlaoel elm paar Der itirfen. pobIbs.
tannten Sdbnerausenrinse. unb 3par OIL
Steaen. RIO oieies onsdneis 1T. nit se.
rDbnl,6em Sefiphafer, miitelit zines
eloitiiden @urteS ober elnes einem Brubr
Oanoe dbnldsn NpparatsS. SIT pies
ssid,ben, 10 permbsen bic 8aiientsn
meiit nit srober aelblisfeit su seben, re-
ipettlpe bas perltste @lieb wieoer su ge,
rraub,r. gBenn bann nod einiser 3eii,
senbbnlid cine bis brei Nohsn, b.,
Splbe Der 9eabel, nodbsm iie bic Saui
cur6sebobrt bot. gum 0oribeln fommi
1T bieislbe leldt uno mibeIos 3u enlfstnsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-30
Ser ~Sbea~
Type Writer.

$40 taufsn ben Soel xppe GDr,tei
MI 78 GbarotTsren rno $iJ tiir ben ein. {.
fdden Soen, mt Der 8araute. better,
ubsit ju tbun ME irasno eine Maidune
Sic rblnoct Sinf theit init Souerbsfiia
ct, Sbnellntelt teidDngfsil Der Operatlcl
ano ball lanyer obne &eouratur aus ole II
Iepo elne uncere Waih,ne a,in 6arbenbun
lto't Den Operoteur Sie 1T bubldb. tompatl
lldel.plIltirI peIfeft uno all Grloroernlite.
s"iurrheno. Wie eus 0rndsrpr,d pruouu
lir TIN relnss. leisrldes Wannleripl 3iu,
Jcer ,ebn ggemplare tonnen auf einmal yr
nadt wereen. Srgeno elne intelligence 1el
ION tann fd gum Spe aisur IN 5Iusi Gage
mfbuoeu. @ir rferlren $1,000 rgenf
.lnem Operateur Der 10 ulel lellt.n tam. pl,
ote ooppelte Obell.
3uoe'ldii9e a9euten uno 8erfdufer m,roel
oerlangt uno 6dnoIern ps3islle 8Ortbelle At.
Ieb,n 6lr Pamphlele uno 8sferen5en memo
nIn iid) an Odel Type Writer Co.,
o8-364 Dearborn 81. eu,eayo, 81
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-30

Sad Oliem eeitanb au MiIan, Tenn.,
auf bem 3optenbett. bob er por orsisebn
Satren in Der Nadt ben 5orm.r MOnros
@rrldS. beiien Srou unb 2ino ermoi BET
uno iyiner Baa,idaft bon $500 beraub
babe.
Ser l4iGbriee Durdbrenner unb Tau'
senidis Sobn Nncerion e,iboB nit isi'
nt8 VlteiS SaehHnte bsn aq,init' b,I b n
5a,mer Diatcus Somfelo be, Sgena,
Wie., uno nubm barauf oeiien Saus III
8sht.
Sisben SaroipieIer tpurten bel Taco
ma, Wafb BON 3wei Hdubsln iiberfallsn
,nb um 81 500 beraubi.
SIN Be' sperte Selena Bel 2ittle 8od
urt., eifrantten pIbB!ib piele Der coii
,rbe.tenoen Staf Hinge an 9sra,fiunss-
'ri6einun8en; aht oapon iino bsreus
Seltoiben.
Sn europa ertpartet man NIT Spanns
un9 bic @niwidsIune Der Dinee in Sranf'
leih unb bic 2Biuns bes INNER bDbe,
lniteiaenoen Yanamaifanbals. Nteminr
beInt mebr Dor Der NntIase iider.~ De
PdtllmenisausibuB, NIT Dem ltrenSen
sllfon an Der Spjbe. idont wscer 5rsunt
mob 6eino.
Bereits bat in ;soISe Der neusit.n gni
buGunaen Der Staatap ofuralor um ol'
SraubniB nabBeiuht. o,e SenatorsI
Renault, hilbert 8,vpp, Qbeoeaot UNI
lepes, eie f,ubsren Uiinlnsr 3tobe uni
Rouptsr. bw Depuilrten Arene. Yroun.
Soub pran uno ben oeraos be 10
iranconniere 'ntlaBen 3u burfen.
6rarfreih lit in elnsr ioIben 8erwr'
una. bic grbu sruna oss 0oltss seas
" b ride DIN 8Iaii n. mslde id'nml'
d pom @lfte Der Golupl,on ane,ft Hen
"a i,in ihe,nen, III IN 10 it,t,m Wdhl,
ear # n. bob elm Brdtenbeni a la 2ouS 8
RdpOlson ocer B,u anger / g. s,ne tr,ff
l6e @,lesennelt sur Ausfub uus tin Z
5tauisitreibes bale Gum @lud fu
Z ant's,b It Elm iclbe ebr9slpser Absn
t,u er nlbi poIb lno,n.
@e,pdnnt beoblbtt man aub H.
leuiitldno ben Nuss ins Der franSDli
den &'iiis. Wlr bod au6 bier. MAO
Be,nplsuna osS Ablwarot' rOSsiiss, c,e
aufneitiamf 1t auf 5runt'eib 9 rldtsi
Gn Yniier Senlat'onStlait bait,
ndml,b cem antilemltliben Reftor, oe
ben pesen 8slelbisuns oss @eweblfl
Urltanten Siipor g6we oeIuribsilt mn
s.nen ero6sn @,fuuen setban. @s bait
admIit elnen Ousinalbrief 26pes on
oen oamiIisen 8r,esem,niitsr Boulanse
oe,6ffsntlitt. in w,ldem 26pe iit su'
oeriteluns Der ntusn sl.@ Iwsbre fur
ie fransoiiids A,mee ertot. uno oaS su
elmer 3su. als bic @sfabr zines 8ies e
sw,iden Deuti4lano uno 5ranfreld iebi
aabe lug. s5me muBts iib ale 8erfui
ier bieisS nab Aniidt Der 9lntiiemiteu
uatsrlanosoer,dt ,dtber,,hn. m.noeitens
,ber taftloisn Btlsfss betsnnen.
DaS Sdidlal Der neuen Uiilitdrpor
lase i'm SdoObe Der Gommiiiion ut feb
,peifelbaft. W0blmeinenoe 3eltunssI
tatbsn ossbalb Dem Htldsfan3ler. lisbs,
ole 8orlose ,utidsu5.sbsn, ais ben 0eihs'
tag auf3ulDisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-30
Bur @eu,tbeiluns ses Gfaas.

gtn psisnili6sr umitano bel Der Nuf.
osmabrune oes Gigs isi rie 8snubunq
uon reinen un, GUT peridIofsnsn @eidi.
len. allcln trob aaer 0olfdt treien oil,
ndblib Giiiadlben auf. bic ii6 am 30
Den Der Saiiyr aniammeln. pon mo aus
lie belm Nlitsln Der Issieren, mie ss sur
,3sit bel Yrobenabmen pislfab iiblih 1T,
auf oas sanse SOB peribrilt werpsn.
Die annabme iibr,eens. oob baS gnt'
iteben Der @iiisd den BON 8erunrelni.
aunscn oeS @,iias abbdnee. ooer purd
,u eerinee Siatfe besielben bsbinst fsi,
i eine irrise, @fIiedlden finoen iih ios
aar in sw6lfprc3 nuaem giiisiprit. Nab
cen nnteriudunsen Buiisues beiibt mon
ts,n anoeres erlaubies MuteI. oas Nuf
trstsn bon giiisdlden Su psrtinoern, als
oas Baiteurlliren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-30
Srabtratb.
Common Council. 81. De,br.

Die BAILEY Qaiisnssr SO. 8sroronune
paiiirte am bsuusen 9lb,no in brittsr
stiuns uno es itano bic Abitimmuns wie
foIst:
Daiiir-Sation, 1bomas, Robatban,
Dubisa, Wtc9ean. 8oberts. Sdpars.
@r'swOlo, 5raneOis. TeaIis, Dapies.
8arnlrb. Battle, SoneS IA.
Duseeen -Wc DOnnea, @rier, Woir.
5wepep, Gallagher IS.
Die fGnf senannten @esner Der Mabs
resel. beionoe,s Gallagher unb Mo,r,
baien aleS oaseeen, aber ibre Anitren.
sunsen tparen nubIos, benn bic Wsbrs
belt mar Su 9roB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-30
Bejfern 0reiTeb Beet.

auber Den 3Wel earIaoun9en ,ussridte.. /
tIeiid. oas mir Montaa uno Oonneritaa el.
laIten empfanyen mir ta9lid frlid aeidlad
'stes 5leiit pom eanbe, ftiihs unb 8oItGiet
Butter sdie uno eanoprobufts iibsrbaupi
Rir baben ferner eiuen 8orratb Der better
Bologna Wurft friids uno SeiaIjene Shul.
ern Rippen Sbuds Munoftiids etc. Infer
HoIo9nawurfi iibsrtriffi ale anbere
Gale & 60.
ais R,ro Ndte Strt Be
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-30
e@ Saorfsttsn! Saarfsttenl

e~ Saorfetten! Saarfetten!!
Gs siebt rod pobI nidtS anipredenperes.
llS eine 9ette pOn bem Saare eineS un'
ierer aieben fur elm 8eibnadlsseidsnt
Hir madem bieie 8etten BON Sbrem
oaare brett. unp iubitituiren nidt fsr.is
setaufte 8eiten, tpie bies bon folhen &c.
lban piro. ote ftine GInri4tuns gum
SIetien BON 8etten baben; mir aasin ba'
ben bic erforoerlide Wiidinerie. Wlabt
cure 8eitealneen iofort psnn iie su
Welbna6ten setpiini9t ipsroen. Sbeo.
.. 2onscnp, 5l8 2adawanna Apenus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-30
salieplpapisr ais Tn6fApei6mit'

Die Sirma u. rlurid & Gc. in Wiins
den brinst nit SalicpIldure eehdntiee
S,lhirpopisr in ben SanoeI. ipeldes f.,
ais beitss Mitiel ssaen Subibipeib EN-.
pfsblt. Man fol- sundtit stpiiden bic
3eben ieiu Streifsn ioldsn 8apie,S 8
slnlesen unb bann ben SUB in Elm Slld
5aliepIpapler elni6Iaaen. bspor man oe'
5irumpf onsiebt. DaS plpler iauet
,nssbli6 ben S6web poltdnOis oui
uno IdBt feline Spur BON @sru6 mebi
eniltehsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-30
Trsmof6 per aue bsm MAIDEN Su
entf. rnen.

Or. 8speribse. Elm eraIifder S6ifs.
'rst erwdbnt cine einfl6e Meibopy
.SrembiDrper pie 5Ieiidiuds. 8lofAme,
uno bersltiden aus benz MAIDEN 3u ent
'ernen. Sic bsiiebt oatin, boB man it,rl
ne DIR bIdit. Dacurd eniittbt cine 'r
befnse & flerreaftlon. oub {, # obns Aus.
nabme raS 9luewsrfen sellnst. Dn
l'oridtift Vt nidt neu. perb,ent abe
brer glnfadbeit baIbsr INNER pieos,
5snannt 5u neiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-30

Grsmsforbs aum 5drbsn bon 8orban.
ssn. Spiben uno bsreleiden iit: Gbrp
iolnm /: Q D,rtrin aem,idt. @tna 20
Sramm bauon eeniiaen su pier 8crbdns
lsn. ipel6e in Elm Waiisr setauht pers
osn. in meldem obiae sarbe in bsm Der.
udlinis BON | $50. spsntuea mebr &C.,
BIT purbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-30
SefcbdftS. .Mn3eiger.

Sud,' unb Meeieen,sDruder.
6reb. WasneL Drudarbeii jeser @ri,
in engliiher unp peutiter Sprahe, 81 Qada-
wanna apenue, seseutber bsm DIN sy Stprs.
Gisarren'5abritant.
U. R o / d M n n, bic bslietten ,,IIfpnGp"
dnb .9ia 8ine' Giaarsn; alls Sprisn "a.
BAT unp &auberartifsl, 5t1 eadapanna ape.
Groceries une propifipnen.
8s6tplb, 9ranb6p & Co., (Wa&.
fclssr BON 9eabls s. Srsl), ti6 penn @pe.
S&ldssr unb SEAL "a eadamanna
ape. bas bsriibmts gpbite Sponss Mebl.
Grsb. 8 BibmaysL DsifatslTtn,
$50 eadapanna @penue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-30

nA- 2eict bas ;, ,Wodsnblatt" regeI.
mdble; ss iOitst nur 50 90.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-30
ReauIarer Dienst

Die anberen betpdbrten Danipfer bteier einie per
leben Gins bis bmsimaI per lpo4e linen otrettei
bicnit bipiihen Sattbur8 uno ytstp WSrt; eeen
trfaaut ppringttdje ACCOMMODATION nttp Net
pJieaun9 In &aiiite auo 3tptidDenoed. aussr
prnentlidb nieorise Preiie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-30
jlnr Die beiten Maareu III De,
aae billistsn Yr,iiea.

No. 242 Nbams 9lpenne.
The evening world., 1892-05-04
AN AUTHORS DIFFICULTIES.
Verse; WritiIt0 Which Nearly Lost u FOr-
tame uIId u B9idc.

The little volume o; verses entitled
To LRlage" made quite n stir in the
literary world. One critic of note said
that It was instinct with classic gruce
another that II was informed by the true
spirit OF Hellas; u third that it had n
Whit of Hymcttus; fourth that it was
hardly suitable for !nmilyi readin- :;
and, on the strength ol all this laula-
ton, ITO Lalare" wns a success. and
several copies were tona idc sold to
complete strangers. Imagine, then, the
bitterness o, heart WITH which Adrian
fottleS, the gifted author. saw himself
compelled to mantain street anonymity,
an to conceal from a world thirsting to
know thRt ho was the "A, P" whose ini.
nals appeared IN Old English letters on
the title page. Yet he did not b, state ;
Tor he knew that if his uncle. Mr.. Thomas
fo't!es. of Clapham Common. discovered
mat he wrote not only verses, which was
oad but amatory verses, which was afro
eious. his means of present livelihood and
prospects of future affiuence would van
lsh into tnin air.
FOR Mr.. PottIes was man of strict
Views, and whether one regarded this
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world or the next, there could be no
question that a bank clerk of evangelical
connections committed grave fault Ill
writing love poems. So poor Adrian had
TO make up his mind to remain unknown,
and to hold his tongue even when lie
heard that another man had been claim
ing the authorship of ITO La!sge."
Luckily. perhaps. he failed to hud ont
who this miscrraut was, or probably his
;uiguat!on would have overcome his pru-
denCc, and he would at any cost have
claimed his own, The secret was
well kept. and Adrian received the
usual check at Christmas time, aud with
it the usual Invitation to spend the festive
season with his uncle and 10 bring with
him his yonng friend. Peter Allison. to
whom old Mr.. Po.tles had taken great
fanny. Peter was n man of man. en-
gagements, but, sought after as he was
and proclaimed himself to be, lie renem-
berei the good cheer at Mr.. Pottles's and
accepted the invitation. They went down
together, Adrian bewailing his hard for
tune and denouncing the impostor. Peter
warmly sympathizing, hut counaelling
continued silence and prudence.
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FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Strikes for eight hours ana more wages arc
being reported from all over the country
Union shOemukrrs are on strike in Auburn,
y. y" against Cunv.ct-madc goods.
The Printers Union, Of Detroit, has organ-
il"d the 4 'rertisor oil,cr the rats having
been bOdnccd.
france receives about $4,000 900 every
year IRON the monopo!ics controlled by her
Government.
The union bakers Of Astoria, l.. l., are Oh
strike. Ihey demand that the lowest wages
fol bench hands ue sl4 pr week.
The Dayton, a., granitc.cuttcrs have been
successful IN their strike for nine hours per
d.y ana SlS per weeh.
lhc majority NJ the san Francisco ciIdr
manufacturers have signed the new scale OF
wages proposed by the local Cigar-MaNers'
Union.
over $500 journcymcn have graduated
during the last ten years from the New York
Trad" school, which al present has about 500
pupils.
The trainers have carried the day in this
city aS well as in Brooklyn. only n few bosses
still refuse o sign the annual contract with
the Union.
The labor organizations Of Kansas cry
have Issued "NGllUN book containing tho
names OF frms refusing TO consider the claims
OF union men.
The new officers q the New York Bakers
Clnb are Adnlph Eckel, President; Charles
MOIicr, Nltt-lr"Slutnt; Jacob SaCltItr, Re
cording secretary; August Icpf, Treasurer
!. Wittmer, Guard
About forty men and boys went on strike at
the wire and spring factory OF Wolf & CO.,
East Eighteenth street, yesterday, because
their wages had been rcduCcd 10 to % per
cent.
The Solidarity Cooperative clothing com.
pany, OF Rochester, which was established by
the knights OF Labor, Is one year old at pres
cnt and reports good business and bright
prospects
The National Federation Of Sailors, organ
tied in Chicago two weeks ago, iStal.ing steps
to form an International organization com
prlSing America, England, India and AUS
traia.
The strike Of the cement laborers for an ad-
vance of % cents per day is as good as sue
three asked for committees, and the rest viii
probably follow suit to-day
The recent annual report OF John Burnett,
Chiui Of the British l. Dor Bureau, shows
that the trades unions Of Great Britain are
III n highly prosperous condition, and that
their membership is growing rapidly.
Although having been offered $40 above
the regular rates per week, several OF the
lCcked-Out furricrs refused to resume work
yesterday Mt nine hours per day. The House
Painters Union sent S2j yesterday for tue
strike FUND.
Al Yesterdays session OF the National Con-
venti0n Of ClOakmakers It was decided that
the initiation fee must not he less than 81