davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-09-01

following prices.
II lbs. granulated sugar, .............. N.OO
ID lbs. Cal. Bayo Bean, LOO
lbs. Rex Dry Salt Pork. LOO
ID bars Kinks savon Soap, ............. 100
Mems working custom made shoes Single
oOie per pail, ...................... Z.zo
Mems working custom made shoe "Oil Grain
American Ties'' Tap Sole, per pair. $50
And other goods in proportion at
VIM. HAYES.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-10-31
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Z. G. Cannon Shoots Off His
Hand.

On last Saturday morning Tom
Cannon, formerly of the firm of
Cannon & Payne, of this city, but
OF late residing in the country shot
his left hand off. TWAS before day
light in the morning that he heard
an owl near the barn, and he took
the gun aud crept quietly along in
the direction of the sound. He had
not gone far when he slipped and
fell and somehow the gun was dis
charged, almost completely tearing
his left hand of.
On examination by physician it
was found that none of the hand
could .be saved, so it was removed
at the wrist,
The many friends of Mr.. Cannon
are very much grieved over the sad
accident, but yet feel thankful that
he was not killed.
MIR, Cannon, while in Logan, was
prominent business man and has
many friends here that are much
concerned for his welfare. The
DEMOCRAT expresses our sympathy
for Mr., Cannan and hope him &
speedy recovery.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-10-31

final report pro or con for the es-
tablishment of road. The To-
cal courts Of Salt Greek Township
are burdened with land question,
involving fraud or sufficient title.
The grantor sold land and got
horses in payment. Afterwards the
grantee found out the land was en-
aumbered and the description void
end he wont before a Justice of
Ieace and got 9 writ of replevin to
recover possession of property. He
g@iaa ths suit. Then tho grantor
done the same thing. Some of We
lawyers tell me is this correct in
proceo ding?. :. County candidates.
are very searce in their visi.at;ons
to Salt Creek. ''Look ye cut for IL
is going to DO q close match here"
-. Henry Dennison nearly caught
some thieves husaing his corn, and
they were bold about it, fer they.
had lantern to sec by. Henry
tried to getin range but they heard
him before he got close enough to
recognize tilem; he gave them s.
reminder from his double barrelat!
shot gun -. Clarence DeHaven
commenced his six mouths term OF
school on East Pike run, October
Ed I'M. Matthias took up school
on West Pike run October 22nd -.
The Board of Education sold three
old school houses October 2Gth. ).
Rspey Haines recently had nearly
al his out buildings burnod and
barely saved Lis residence from
burning His loss is considerable.
... Hooking County tag payers
ought TO consider q pike system
from the Salt Creek pike to logan
sn9 with q purchase Of fve miles
of pike from D. L. Davis to Circle
vile pike, viii opon up Ross and
Pickaway Counties te q oola,ner-
cjal eng social correspondenee. -.
Uncle Rvf. Kerahner hasn't yet
taken to himself q wife. He is still
engagad as toll collector (, :. 1t has
continued warn ana dry through
this section up TO October 2Sth
with scnesfsEn falP. Tho people
have been fortunate IN their es-,
cans OF spidepics this fall as the
psor;e 0Ye2 a5 Mai)syille are badly
a.flic59d with typnoid fever. IC.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-10-31
fsoad Notice.

s
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ Hooking Coal & RailroadiCo. that at the
September session, 1894, OF the Commissioners
of Hooking County, Ohio, w. p. Jonas, and
others filed their petition fer county road,
as follows.
naegnp1ing II tho center @ OF the; the county road
vile, near the north line Of Fractional Lot No.
!. Section Township 13, Range ID, Hooking
Murray City, to near the west line OF said VII
lage; thence north-west into Lot No. 5, Of
said section No. 4, and on the lands Of Tho
vest through said Lot of Section No. and
Section No. 10 OF said township to about II
and on slid companies lands, to the Brush
Fork road near the "Y," and thence to end.
That the viewers and Surveyor of said road
that said viewers and surveyor viii meet at
Murray City, Ohio, on the 18th day OF Noycm..
diecharge of their duties. w. L. JONAS.
Osts Ii ls94-4w. Principal Petitioner.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-10-31

The ilrs5 Quarterly Meeting Of
the Athens District viii be held at
sha Free Methodist Church, of Lc-
San, conimencing Thursday aveE.-
lug, nov. let, ab 1880. In connec-
nection with the foregoing there
VIII be revival services held n the
church every night thig week. Sab.
bath services, preaching, at 10: 80
q. H., followed by the Sacrament OF
the LORDS Supper. Love Feast al
2;s0 p. N. Preaching in the even
ing at 1850, ern time. Reverend Il,
Sergeant, of Wilmington Del, an6
others, will be present to help in
il these meetings. A cordial invi-
taSion is extended to all.
q. D. AIApsnBN, b. 3. CAero,
2t. Chairman. Pastor,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-10-31
G.EBlsOg gvHE4E.E,
-


aataelb H;stehssnn aud aister sslaiar,
tie, OF Baltimore. iFaiFasid Cor atY.
epent Saturday ard Sunday visit
Ing old acquaintance heEoe. MICS
ROSA aaymond Is on tho aiGl. l;st,
=, Ite carpenters exc al work OF
5he residence OF I'D. Wood. 1t will
soen 10 ready for she painter The
IL u. Parsonage has been put thro'
p thorough course of repair and is
aoN @ modoi Of i'e .uty and QUITE All
oe1ament 70 orr village. Rev.
Weaver, the new ,astoI on Cleas
Creeli circuit, U.B. Church, preached
has first sermon laetSabbath ~.
Z. Braahares made a business trip
% Columbus, q fe'9 days ago, aud
iaid in q new stock Of fall and wint.
er goods. The leaders OF the Pop,
mist paefy made 8 speech se our
place one night last week. The
crowd was very small. w. g.
Webb, Republican candidate for
Commissioner was through here
last week looking -fter his fences.
hnsel Dern took a large drove
Of sheep through here last week,
purchased OF our farmers recen tly
at handsome prices. Mrs. Rev.
Matthias is visiting at Pieasantville,
Fairfield County.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-10-31
CERTIFICATE TO COPY.
TpE STATE OF OHIO, I
HOOKING COUNTY, SIS.

TpE STATE OF OHIO,
HOOKING COUNTY, s.s.
1, d. H. LAPPAN, Clerk of the Circuit
Court, within and for said county. aud in
whose custody the files, pleadlngs, journals,
records, execution dockets, ana seal of said
Court are required by the laws of the state OF
Ohio to be kept, hereby certify that tho fore
going copy of "Times for Holding Circuit
Court, A. D., 1885," is taken and copied from
the records of the proceedings of the Circuit
Court within and for said Hooking County,
and that said foregoing copy has been COM
pared by me with the original "Times for
lIolding Circuit Court, 4. d., 1895, and, that
the same is " correct transcript therefron.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, do
hereunto subscribe my name offfci-
lseal] ally, and aitix the seal of enid Court,
at the Court House in Logan, Ohio,
in said County, this 2ith dcy of Sep
tembar, A. D., l99i
Sent. 26-iw.l d. II. LApFEN. Clerk.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-10-31
SALT CREEK.

Chestnuts are plentiful ana cheap
but are o legal tender ct Sl.00 per
basheE. -. What the people of Salt
Creek lack in agricultural advan-
tages they make pp Ia fruits and
nut TO tickle the petates of the fbig
bugs" ,..A Minerologist passed
over tho IL. and L.ib. route to make
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-10-31
rdnr A.ga leEn .ME woR
A. TTSTv Gigar Firm.

Mr.. Tesao Williams, formerly of
hero, late OF South Dakota, has re-
,tlened to our town aud Will open
q branch houso Of n large cigar
manutaatory Of JiaciGnati.
jess is 81 energetic young man
aad wiz liake business huna along
this line.
His mother will soon return fron,
t,io Wost and they VIII re-oocupy
The ole homestead Oh Main Stieet.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-10-31
TIMES FOR HOLDING
.CIRCUIT COURT,
A.D., 1906.
STATE OF OHIO, I
FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
A.D.. 1905.

STATE OF OHIO,
FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
1T IS ORDERED that the terms of the
Circuit Court Of the ss seyeral Counties % N said
tO-wit:
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
On the 18th day of January and the
18th day of September.
ATHENS COUNTY,
On the sd day of January and the
2th day of September.
HOOKING COUNTY,,
LIST day of October.
v1NToN COUNTY,
N on tho 18th day of February and the
9TH day of October
= : - Gn the 10th day of February and tho
10th day of october,
On the 26th day of February and the
10Th day OF October.
LAWRENCE COUNTY,
" On the 9Th day Of March and the 22d
day of October.
sc1oro COUNTY,
ADAMS COUNTY,
day of November.
- on the 9th day Of Apri, and the 10TH
day of November.
HIGHLAND COUNTY,
On the 18th day of April ani the l9tt
day of November.
PICKAWAY COUNTY,
On the Oath day of April and the 26tf
day of November.
ROSS COUNTY,
of December.
FIKN COUNTY,
On the 9th day of May and the 1ats
day of December.
JACKSON COUNTY,
On the 4th day of June end the l7tl
day of December.
Said terms to begin at o'clock, 4. II.
DANIEL A. Russell,
September 18th, 1884.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-10-31
IN tie Probate conrtcf uocklng County,

III tie Probate Conrtcf Hooking County, o..
In persuance of an order Of TIE Probate
Court Of Hooking County, Ohio, the UNDER
signed will offer for sale, at public auction. on
Saturday the. 18th day OF November,
A. d., 1894,
at 10 O'Clock, a. M, upon the premises. three
miles south -easG of Haynes, =. o., Ia sa,d
county, the following. described real estate,
In the County of Hooking and State OF Ohio,
and described as follows, to-Wit:
The southeast quarter of tho north-east
quarter of Section number Twenty-Five (25),
ber Nineteen l0), containing Forty-three and
Forty-nine One-hundredth acres.
Appraised ut $4,000.
Terms of sale; Onc-ihird In hand, one
third in one and one-third In two years from
day of sale, with interest; the payments to be
secured by mortgage on the premises sold.
JOHN NJ. BUCHANAN,
Admir- of William ri Morris, Dcced.
BY o. Y. WRIGHT, his Attorney. Oct. l7-5w
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-10-31
CBIwuART.

''ol listen, haartl The tsoa may loss is
Rsaesih the touch Of frc.t, but aoss
not ile,
In spring il viii repeAt TIC sweet old
c to-ff'cod's blessed ny and by.
n Aeagsa, i. never here, tbe hapes we
cherieh,
The aowesa q h-snan, lives We count
v':l l.7e againi Such beauty eannot
perish,
Ani heaven hes ao fsost."
RAylcNp BELr.--on Saturday, Oct,
ag, atcr 4 brief lllaess, Raymond Bele
psased trcm the scenes Of eazlh to his
e.synal ga#a-d. He w&s In tie IS til
yaa1 oG his age. He was tie sru Of .Iolln
and Elizabeth Be!t and Has bern March
4ah, 1919 in licking county near New.
rars, o., q poztiop Of his carly man
hoodsw25 spent y Tolado and sandsssy.
EIe cso'e 80 I-o9an in 1876 he was a
picnecr ia the plcw and foundry hcsi
aess 10 E2ciing 2ounty, and Ter many
yeas, vas th'-s ae,tvely caaagefi, fIe
uas married &c Susan Cethgie ca Oct.
lsts 1913. E-or cver.Ao years fIsey iour.
q eyed through li!e's pilgrimage together.
she preeeeting him fyom The earthly
lifa, fly Z4;, 1899. Three Of shcir foar
childsen sur7iYs them. In Lis business
'oareeE, hIr. Bolt was conscieniicus in his
dealiagg, uaceaaing in his labor and
highly esteomsd by those w:th whom he
20 daily aescciated. As citizen he
commanded high and universal respect.
The heritage oi honesty, Of yeracity. Of
true ~ y.ita2as hi leaves 10 those who
lsnew aln best. Sctupulous nestiess
marked his peEson, bis horne lie and all
a,th shlch be had &c 80. His convics
ticna e right ard wrong wore dsep end
Aia Opposition ec geeat ,aora, evils. out
spoken and intense. Ms language vas
siasglarly chaste and his Imagination
sqaiiy pure.
lEs algaya had profauna rssnect for
s'As chy-stisn religion, wortbily s.-enapii-
fed, "a his taee yssra, especially since
she deecaEe Of lis wifo, he has given
meah 6i i.ia sine snd thougAt to Lis ges
lation 70 God as2 his Father, e.io ItoEy
spirit IS his cogaioFtos, and fhe Icrd
Jesus Christ sc his personal SsYler
I-.gss Years heeafae incFeasiag'y prayer
ful. Many ware the bouss apept IN the
study cf The Bible, end gfeat was lhe
60 fczt hc c'@cieea fron the study Of
,Azod's holy vosd, For months he has
ielt flat lis yas held By bsi;iie tenure.
50 he eat RS houss IL order, and tajIy
i:la3e preparations sor ihs house not
nR5e uish Lands. eternal In the
heafsi.s. - conversation with
the v..ssg 81 these tnss. he
statsG mr. calg dtiiils2ats sasna4g,
it.at he fae=te,i ID gae Lord yyasMs Chris.
elm. frg ealgatioh. iEis syalpat',y was
ascea, as.3 ls@iaAed 10 lis Iovsa cpe5,
9e lived apsiehtly an,o eypfesssl won
flel th.at eyary enc I'D not sleays d
rigi.t, e.: kc said; IL d 80 nswch eeSie4 50
ne 1ighI sh4h wic4g.' We hGaasly
sr;,et .s'AL this f.ue, glgonf, clean, H.aoly
scri, ti.ls faFa Sgiead, this loMhg fataex,
h3s iiStonGh e.eiicB u Crscs, nSp4 %
| t,le ia..0 wnege 70 lgrcng eyer Gcters,
whers he her gaeeiv4d > weccme frora
H. fT.,fSt, s,.i,-faA sj ,.-Tt..s -, ,.-f.g
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-10-31

~. y. Antilony, Bx- Postmaster
Of Proiaia City, Iowe, saga: nI
bought one bottle O? "My5tic Cursp
for Rheumatism and two doses of IT
did ms more good than any raedi.
ciEe ] eyer took" Sold by Il, Har-
rington, Druggist, Logan, @.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-10-31
q,asa or ralIata for TarR yor,.,

Thirty presses frs Of work print
ipg the constitutional embodiment
bailots. ST. hundred and Atty axe
boSed and een5 20 each election die
trict. There ere. shout 800 vctera
10 6 district and !,lA1 district il the
county. F'fliy 100 persons are en-
ployea on the work, which costs
The comfy $40, 600 and js awarded
to the logzesG bidder. There will be
l8,0o9,005 ballots ija ali. This Is IL
Q9GoGe 70 thar eyer before the
increage 9ei9g due 30 the voting on
tie conabitutionai amendments and
legislative duestiens, These bal
iota. If sata ouS Ia ':ae wouidex.end
2,40o miles. They weigh 126,oio
3a1ads.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-10-31
To 0nr Patrons and Friends.

Whom you 70 away from homo, or have
friends visiting you, or you ore going TO give
n party, musicaie or reception, or when your
churcl or society contemplate any proceed
ings, or when you sell, buy, or change your
residence or business, or your son or daugh-
ter is married, or when your neghbor gets a
new baby, or, in n word, IL you know any
thing of Interest to the public, bring or send
ate 10
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-10-31
LOCAL NEWS.

bennett.
Your vote will count one for
Notestone.
Your vote will count one for
Buchanan.
Say, miners, do you get pay for
the nut coal?
Where is that pay you were
TO get for Nut Coal?
Mr.. England, of Orbiston, wac
in our city, Saturday.
Don't forget the lecture at the
NJ. Z. Church to night.
Who'll be there to mourn for
Grosvenor? Not one
Mr.. VIM. Stauffer is visiting III
Stoutsville, o., this week.
Democrats, don't be led astray
by Republican fairy tales.
Pat Canty was business Wis
itor in Shawnee, Monday.
Will Finney, of Haydenville,
spent Sunday in this city.
Mrs. James Applegate Of East
Main Street, is seriously i'll.
Every vote for Democracy is
for the coinage of silver 16 to 1.
Mrs. Thos. Braddock visited
her parents in Perry County last
week.
Mrs. Eliza Bowlby and family,
of Mississippi, are moving back to
Logan.
Kirby Wolfe, of Haydenville,
was a business visitor in this city,
Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. McLain and Mrs.
Engle, are visiting relatives in
Clifford, Ind.
Miss Julia Wheeler Left for
Nelsonville, Monday, to make her.
future home.
Miss Rose McCortney has. no
cepted position at the Athens In
sane Asylum.
Miss Hattie Houston, OF Co.
lumbus, is visiting friends in this
city, this week.
WIN. Rauch killed II rabbits
Monday. This breaks the record
for this season.
Mr.. Charley Adams the well
known musician, passed through
our city Monday.
You miss something worth
hearing if you fail to attend the
lecture to night.
The outlook for the Democrats
in this county shines like q bran
new silver dollar.
-Messers Will Bort, VIII Frost,
and e. Warren, were visiting
knights, Monday.
There were six by actual count
at the Sand Run Republican meet
ing last Saturday.
$4,000 in this district for Gros-
venor, and yet our great General
says "who's afraid ?"
Miss Hattie Miller, of Colnn-
bus, O., is visiting friends and rela-
tives in Logan this week.
1T is conceded by knowing ones
that the Democratic majority in
Hooking will exceed 700.
POSTMASTER Reichley, OF Swan
P. O., was the guest of his daughter
Mrs. Riley Bray, last week,
Mr.. Harry Sbotwell, of CoIum-
bus, o., is the guest of his parents,
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. ShotweL.
Mrs. Haynes, the milliner, has
rented the room formerly occupied
by j. n. Kessler as restaurant.
Mrs. Maggie Belt, son and
daughter, of Columbus, were ealled
to this city by the death of r. Belt.
The Republican meeting at
Blatchford and Sand Run. this
county, seems TO have been a joke.
Let US as Democrats redeem
the grand old state of Ohio and
give her a boost towards victory.
Mrs. Fred Rochester entertain
ed the Euchre Club Friday even
ing. A very enjoyable time was
had.
Mrs. Fred Preston and Mrs.
Web w. Poston, of NelsonviIle, at
tended the funeral of r. Belt, Mon
+ day.
How does Mckay, Grosvenor,
/ the Gazette and the Hooking Val
Icy miners stand ON the nut coal
scheme.
-Republicans did you hear what
Z Mr.. Lanman, one Of the big Repub-
llcans and manufacturers of Colum-
bus said. Mol Well we don't blame
you, we would have turned our
neaa too
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-10-31

There were present. in Sew
Yorls city, Saturday, tho President
ofthe United states,the Vice e-Presi-
dent of the United States, an ex-
President ana ex-Viee President,
and Ex-Governor Hill, of New
York; Ex-Governor CamIbell of
Ohio; Ex-Governor Waiter, OF Con.
necticat; Governor Wertz, of New
Jersey; ex-Governor Hawley, Of
Connecticut, Senator 7. d. Gamer
on, Of Pennsylvania; senator Has-
yey j. Doaaldson,of saratoga; sena.!
tor Frank ". Higgins, of Olean;
Senator Edmund o'Conner Of
Broome, and Ex-Governor McCor-
mack, Of Queens.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-10-31
DIVORCE NOTICE.

Anna Malay, ptf. vs. George Malay, Deft.
In the Common Pleas Court of Hooking
County, Ohio
Said defendant whose place Of residence IL
unknown Will take nctice that on the l4til
day Of September 1894, the Plaiutiff filed her
pctition IL said Gourt Of Common Pleas of
Hockina County, Ohio, IAasying q divorce
.fr1ir Aaid deIstg1ani an ers,snhs OF gross ici
ieet Dfsduty. SAID cause Will be for hearing
on and after November Iat 1891. 4
ANNA Ms.LLAx,
A, ". Mcnroom. Atty for FtH.
Sept. IA, 1884. HW 49,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-10-31
Certificate of Partnership.
THE STATE OF OHIO, !
HOOKING COUNTY. 81.

THE STATE OF OHIO,
HOOKING COUNTY, So.
BE TT REMEMBERED, That ON this 18th
day of October, 1891, before me, the siibacriber
Notary Pabic in ana for said County, per-
sonally came the above named JOSEPH A.
sTIEHs aud ISAAC ". STIERs and acknowl-
edged the signing OF the foregoing Certificate.
u TESTIMONY WHEREOF, / have here
unto subscribed my name aud af-
fixed my Official seal, OH tho day
and year last aforesaid.
L.. D. VICKERs,
Notary Public, Hooking Coun9y, Ohio.
October 20. l60l-3w.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-10-31
ADRasM5sT@ATcRss
Sale OF Real Estate :!

John NJ. Buchanan, Administrator
OF the Estate of William FL. Morris,
Decaesea, Plaintiff,
vs.
Alice Morris, ct. al, Defendant.
The herald., 1894-04-14
FIESTA NOTES.

The Naval brigade boys made lots OF
friends amcng the soldiers during the
past two days.
Lieut. -elsct H. TWining of Company
E, Ninth regiment, was examined suc-
ceasiully for his commission yesterday.
Major McKelvsy of the Ninth was
kept away by sickness in his family, but
the boys remembered "Mc" ct ali times.
The Native Sons of Ramona parlor
had q pleasant time of IL showering
roses and nosegsya of flowers upon the
people on the sidewalk.
Captain Halpine Of Company 6, Sew
enth regiment, wears Victoria medal
for service in the Zulu war, in South
Africa. He is q typical soldier.
The boys of the Seventh and Ninth
regiments and the Naval reserve frater-
nized from the outaet, and all joined in
TO have a good time, and they had it.
Twenty of the visiting National guards
we're Hospitality entertained last night
by Col. Walter S. Moore, for which the
gentlemen thus treated wish to return
b anks through the Her AID.
Sheriff Cline and his band of beautifully
costumed caballeros were an important
ana lnQlepenHhUlo leALuIe' 4uoso DolV
horsemen did much in the way oil max
ing the procession a grand display.
The eastern visitor must admit since
he saw the children'o parade on Thurs
day and the gorgeous procession yester
day that Southern California can raist
other things as successfully as oranges
Major A. w. Barrett, the quarter.
master of the Fret brigade, had en-
gagged $1,000 horse for the parade, bu
10 his intenee grief was called to Sal
Francisco on important business OF
| Thursday night.
Capt. Edward E. spileman of Com
pany A, Ninth regiment, was detained
! by important business in San Diego
much to the regret OF his many frieudi
Company A presented a splendid ap
pearsnce and attracted continued salvo
OF applause.
The herald., 1894-04-14
YOUR ANCIENT ANCESTOR
The Qualities He Has Trans
mitted to the Modern Man.
Aas',no'vs AdmirAtioe of the Precious
Ssm-where Too nay Co to Ad-
mirs aud Posses Them.

Who rules the worldf Is 4 the racs NJ TO-DAY
or that OF a thousand seons rss,o tn - -
To-Day compared to the mau tf the ava of Soc
rates, may not be vastly diffsnnt Ha has ,ha
same five senses a. had the ancient ,rae. ha
mas the same mental and emotional properties
as had the far back Greek or the Garth a,anian
Love, fear hate, revenge, jealoutv. admiration.
covetousness, liberality, gratitnie--.lI tbssa
are compilations Of the mind or sonl which a-a
quite AZ much parts of the inner man AZ are hia
arms and legs parts Of the physical. TbSsa
qualities and properties tho ancient man ba.
trans nitted to the modern, but beyond his he
has transmitted certain instructive estinafaS
OF things OF the earth. The modern man in.
ntinctiveiy recognizes the toad a. uvlv. ha in.
sunctively feels the diamond ia beanttful.
hence to be desired; hence 1t is valuable, valna
has attached to the gem in all ages aud that in.
stinct which appends value to the diamond
has come down from the barbaric king who
wore them, ana from the slave, who admired
their aplendor. Dou't feel, thereIore, when Won
gaze upon that sparkling array OF gems At the
store OF NJ. German, and you experience yearn.
ing to possess them, that you are awnkenIng
any new feeling in the human breast. That
feeling was there In the bresst OF your hairy
ancestor, when a brilliant or richly colored gem
blased upon him. what you should do in the
present instance Is to go In and bid on the dla.
mond and buy 1t. very small sum win carry
IL away, for diamonds as all other OF the prec
ious stones at M. Germans, must be sold. The
cream Of the stock is now left, aud It IL going
at your own price. Precious stones. watches,
jewelry pg must go. Phe auction Do
gins at p. m. and z. y m each day, and must
continue till gil are sold. Don't forget the
numbe 800 south Spring street.