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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-08-25
Sic beutidbe spra@e im ben 2mrnber=
etueu.

Sn elmer tbrer lebten Nummern
bringt r8abnfrei", bas Organ bes
Stem Dorfer Surnpereins, folgenbe be-
bersisenSmertbe Worte: r9ie beuts
f6e Sprade ilt ldnglt nidt mebr bic
umganssipra6e Der jiin9ereu @enerati>
OH in ben 5urnpereinen, unb ielbit bel
feitli9en @elegenbeiten, bel melden
man bas Deuti6tbHm gu reprdlentiren
porgiebt, fdllt es iungen, bier aufges
na6ienen Surnern nidt ein. li6 Der
beuti6en Spra6e 5u bebienen, Mfit
Der @eringi6dBung beutider @pra6e
gebt bic @sringiddbung beuti6en Wez
fens, beuti6er 9itten unb Nni6auuns
gen 6anb in 9anb" .-Sierau bemerft
bic rN. 3. Sts. 3ts,": uDaB nit
benz S6minben Der oeuti6en @inmaa>
berung bic @rbaltung Der beuti den
@pra6e bier iiberbaupt eine f6mierige,
bieaei6t problematii6e Mufgabe mirb,
liest auf Der 9anb unb baB bic Surnz
Dereine, bic 5unddt auf bic &efrutis
runs aus ber beuti6 ameritanii9en
Sugeub angetpieien, in eriter 2inie
babon betroffen tperben, 1T ebenfaqs
nur natiirli6; baB aber i9on iebt,
alio lit Der eriten @eneratiDn, ii6
eine semiiie Nbneisuns gesen ben
@ebrau6 Der beuti6en 5pra9e, troB
Der trabitioneaen Mufsabe bes Sur
nerbunbes, bemerfbar ma6t, 1T cine
bebenfli6e @ri6einung, pel9e in ab>
febbarer 3eit fi6 re6t unansenebm i'm
Surnbereinsleben fiiblbar MAIDEN biirf=
te. DaB anbere beutf6e 8ereine dhuli1e
@rfabrungen MAIDEN, fam fiir bic
SurnDsreine meber @enustbuuns nod
elm SrOft fein. 9ie gr6Beren 5urnz
bereine Der Stabt 9fem Oorf bieten in
ibren S@ulen ben S6ilern unb S9uz
lerinnen aud beutiden Spra6unters
rt6t, un6 5uar nit nennensmertbem
grfolg. Die 96iileraabl adblt nod
9unberten, uno unter benielben Be-
finben ii6 8iele, bic mobl ME bic @elez
aenbeit baben miirben, einen griinb>
liden beutl6en nnterri9t gu genieBen,
peAn es ni6t in ben 3urni1ulen Der
Gua wdre, aber bic penigaen bieier
Sdiiler bleiben Der Surnia6e treu,
uno ielbit bel benen, bic it9 ipdter Ell.
nem Surnoerein ani9lieBen, bdlt bic
Inbdngli6feit an bic Surnia6e ni9t
INNER lange an. Dieies lit Der munbe
puntt, auf wel9en bic Surnpereine i1r
Nugenmert au ridten baben. gs bans
belt fi6 barum, Der turnerii6en @ers
einsiugenb ben 8erbletb i'm Nerein
angsnebm unb eriprieBli6 gu MAIDEN
un5 ibr N9tung Dor 2iebe unb gum
Seuti6tbum an3uer3ieben. inbem Der
gerein ale bas Oeuti6tbum f6rberns
ben nnb ebrenben 8eitrebunsen na9
&rdften unterfiibt uub in ieinen Be,
reid aiebt. 9iefeS geibiebt aber leiber
ni6t INNER, obmobl es an 8elegenbeit
basu feinesmegs feblt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-08-25
6(tuta Wetf1Se(.

8iele 9eute beginner fi6 Der Nns
ii6t 5uauneigen, baB bas amerifaniide
alima ftufenmeiie mdrmer unb bas
europdif9e fdlter werbe. Bis per ets
mo- Is Sa5ren slaubte man angemein
bas @egentbeil, unb ftiibte fi) babel
auf angebli6e sei9i@tli9e leberliefes
rungen, aus benen berborgeben ioll,
baB bic isBigeu talten uub rauben &iis
fen BON NeusGunblanb unb 2abrabDr
einit elm miIbes unb fru6tbares 2anb
mi9lofen bdtten. @an3 genau 1T es
iibrisens ni9t feagefeQt, mas bic all
ten norwegif9en gntbeder, auf tpeI9e
man fi9 ba beruft, eigentli9 nit
rWeinlanb" gemeint baben; piellei9t
baben iie iogar Nens@nalanb, tpel9es
beute nod boil pilben &eben in, bieIen
Namen gegeben. ueberbem finbet
man In gang Norbamerita tpilbe Srau.
ben febr melt u6rblid in @egenben,
in mel9en iebr ftarte Minterfdlte eins
iri.t. Sc lit mabr, mi: babsn in ben
lebten brei Sabrsebnten nur menige
iebr ftrcage, fonbern meiftens milbs
Winter gebabt; aber bas III nod lange
fein 8emeis, ia nidt einmal elm Nns
aei9en BON elmer &limaperdnberung !;
benn ber @e@fel ber Semperatur In
bemfelben @rbgirtel bat einen iebr
iueiten Spielraum, unb piertel ober
balbe Sabrbunberte finb i'm Naturles
ben biel au tur3e perioben, aIs baB
man bapon auf bic 3utunft fdIieBen
f6nnte. Sbipobl mir feline genauen
Wetterbeoba9tungen aus ber por9rifts
liden 3eit unb ni6t einmaI aus BEN
Mittelalter baben. 10 finb bod slaubs
wtrbige neberlieferungen genug pors
banben, aus wel9en berborgebt, baB
smar bon 3eit gu 3eit febr sroBe 1ns
regelmdBigteiten borfgefommen linb,
tpie ungem0bnli9 arge 6ibe pber adls
te, &egenmangel ober &egentberfuB,
baB fi6 oft mebrere Sabre bintereins
amber bnr6 bic glei9e unregelmdBigz
teit aasgeaei6net baben, baB aber I'm
Mefentli6en unb i'm groBen @anaen
baS alima Der In Der u6rbli6en ges
mdBigten Gone selegeuen 2dnber nur
70 piel 0erdnberrng erfabren bat, als
bur9 4lltur bes Boben8, 3erf6runa
Der Wdlber unb Grainiruns in gro.
Bem Wabifabe bebingt murbe.
- Die @itp Braueret liefert Elm aus,
ge3ei6netes Glaf6enbier namentlid
fiir Gamilien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-08-25
S5oieu! @oieu /! S)oieu !

Sn 9errens unb Rnaben:9oien, tponon mir
Elm grpbes unb ausgeipdbltes 2aser fiibren,
baben tpir sbenfaus eine YreissSerabfesuns
eintreten Iaflea.
@ine Got Ieinene 9pien au $1.25 bas 6tiid.
uniere $1.5O Soien berabsefett auf $1.15.
llniere $2.25 Soien berabSeiett auf $1.60
unb $1.75.
l1niere $2.75 Soien berabsefett auf $500
unb $2.25.
unfere $4.oo Soien berabseiest auf $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-08-25
Geridie0elles.

&erren Soidentii9er, 2 fir 25 Gents.
9erren 8aIbriega,l l1nterbenben, 25 Gents.
@infahe geidnmte 9erren Saihentiiher,
8 fir rs Gents.
Sauptqnartier fiir ieibene lntertpaare.
Soeben erbalteu elm neues 2ager peiher
Mfanitpba 9iite, RE mir fir $500 berfoufen.
nnier gerfauf bon $500 Oerbb Siiten
bauert fort.
Seibene @inbiOr stlippie fur 8naben
unb Mdnner gu 10 Gents
Gin ele5antes 2aser bon Hegeni1irme1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-08-25

Sbre Gdmersen unb 2rdnpfe mnb tutrb,
tuenn 9etuiffenbaft sebrau6t, bet alien dro.
niiden Sdud6e3uifduben ober Gt6rungen,
bet iatarrbaliider gnt3iinbung unb 5rtli9em
8eridiebunseu, tpie fie bet Grauen uortom.
men, cine bauernbe &ur betutrfen.
@eft Qtbertp, 8.
DR.. 8. .. Bterce: @ertber Serri-
Sd faun nit gutem GetutGen allen letbenbeu
Dranen Sbre ipertbpolle Mebictn tFavorite
Prescription empfeblen. Bor bret Sabren
ienroe id 10 binfdllis, buf id famm TIM
Stanbe mar, bel ben Sansarbeiten mit5u.
belfen. Wtan rietb mir, Sbre Mebisim su
9ebraudel unb id faufte feds Nlaftben boz
pom. DUES nno bic mir bon Sbnen anges
ratbene Srtlide 8ebanblmns babeu mid, ae.
tunb unb fart eemad,t.
wtetue Shpeiter bat bas ''Prescription'
tn threr 6amilie nit bem aleidben Grfola
''''''''' Zs. &zEyva>.y
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-08-25
W2lhel. geppide. Watten 1f.

lin, ein neu eineeri9tetes Seitn fir bic
@inaiebenben comfprtabel nnb gIiidlid au
MAIDEN. sebSrt in erfter &eibe: i45ne N5bel,
Seppi@e uno anbere Sa,,sbaltunsseessns
itdnbe Sn feinem 2aben oer Stabt finbst
man ele3antere W6bel uno bdb1&ere 8eps
pi1e gu 10 niebrisem @reiie aIs Bel 8. NoIiion.
Roinnt unb iiberseugt Gnf.
Speben erbalten etne neue Ausnabl 2ats
tan M5bel, bic iiberaa, tpo iie gum @ertauf
ausseiteat finb, pppuldr seiporben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-08-25
9abmeN 4 Wieiecfe,

Gleif1er, gde @artens unb Dill
lita etrabe. 0aben tets porsiislihes
friides unb Refrigerator Gleiid unb
6leii6waaren aller Mrt.-Spe3ialitdt:
8albfleii d. Ollie Qufs
fridge werben prompt ausgefiibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-08-25
aufaepnbte 9an1eu> Site

tperben iebt gum balben Yreiie berfauft.
9olt @m1 iebt einen SAILOR .Sut, tpdbrenb
er 10 btlts tit. geiebt uniere neiten Reiie.
quite. 9abt @nd aud uniere neuen GoIum=
bta, Sadlon Parf, 2eenarb unb Rnor Siite
tn ytabb Brown mnb fHpar3 seigen, fie fir
15, 20, 35 @ents unb aufpdrts sli baben itnb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-08-25
6erreu : aleioeripaareit.

@inise bea9tensmertae Dfferten in aIeis
Der. Waaren bietet g. @oIf1on trdbrenb ber
ndhiten Sage, unb tpenn es Gah nm Gpars
1ainfeit nnb bequem iitenbe 8leiser 30 tbun
lit, 70 benutt bic iest sebotene gelesenbef.
Rommt nno beiebt aniere $11, $iS SO aub
$l4 25 ansiise, bic an SaSnbeit. Grbeit &C.,
ale gu bieiem Preiie aussefteuten, iibsrs
treffen.
lInier gertauf bon $40 9nsiisen 3u $7.s6
fiir Siinslinge bauert fort.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-08-25

2one Star Bier bilft am
befen iiber bic belize @ommeraeit bius
meg. Gin Srunt bieies famolen @ez
brdu'S lit erfril1en6 unb labenb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-08-25
Tortmdbren6e n6e---
Preis- s-Ernaessiigunggsn bel /. VaEsoa.

mir aH% S d4 b @ @ ugs aaf % M a
9ebd6 fomm e no u9mt o qoBn So6 ma bic hr Gnd bten
NH M@utun
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-08-25
9antell = &leiberitoffe.

Gertis semadte Damen YercaIs &Ieiber !;
friiberer Yreis $3.50, iebt $1.2o.
Sertig gentaHte Ooinen aleiber berabs
9efest bon $500 auf $3.50.
Sertis gema9te Danen &leiber berab.
geiebt bon $500 aui $3.50, So 90 &leiber gu
81 90 unb $500 gleieer gu $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-08-25
9aulea> lluo &tnoer <Wlusltu. 2eua,

Damea gsrcaIesSaillen, tpertb 1925 Der.
abgeiett auf slOO.
Soeben erbaIten 200 Dutenb Damen
@auae Safen, bic 80 Gents bringen iolIten ;
mir baben 5te a,lf 25 Gents berabse5ebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-08-25
= DaS glepelanber 66noerfeff bes

= Das @lebelanber 5dngerfef bes
Decentralization Sdngerbunbes"
bat elm peinIi6eS Defiait in ber Safe
Der 9dngerfefbeb6rbe binterlaTen,
wel6es fi9 auf $4,000 Bis $1,000
belaufen lou. 5opiel In grfabrung
gebrad)t tuerben fcnnte, betrugen bic
fdmmtli9en eingegangenen @elber
$76, 900. bic unfoiten beIiefen fi9 auf
etma $4,000. Golgenbe poten finD
nod au begIei9en: $4,647, &ef Der
@6ulb, nit ber bic 6aqe belaitet mar,
81 900 bat ber aomponiit Der GeIttans
tote, 9err 36aner. nod au befommen;
6a3u tommen nod biberie aubere
eGulbsu in 66be bon $1,5O5, madt
sufammen $7.152. 9ie Milmaufee er
Jirma 8iliobn, Miller & &c., peI9e
bic 6alle seraume 3eit sepa6tet bate,
megen iGledter @ei9dfte absr bas llns
ternebmen aufgeben muBte. i9uibet
nod $4,000, fur wel6en 8etrag 8ors
bang, &oulifen II. (. ip. bei6laggabmt
murben. Wsiaer, 10 beiBt es, tpirb an
10. September in @leoelanb eintrehen
unb ieinen gerpflidtungen na6ton,s
men. Da sur 3eit nur bic Sdnserfefts
bale fir 9r6Bere 8onaerte unb 96au=
teaunsen aur 8erfiigung febt, ldbt
fi6 mob anuebmen. baB fi9 elm pd@.
ter pber gar elm adufer fir bic Saue
finben niro, 10 bab nit benz Cribs Der
&eitbetrag Der S6ulo georbnet tperben
f3nnte.
9uais philippe, cin Mniter Der
Spariamfeit. Der lprlfm0rtli6e
@ei5 Der Orleans lol eill Samilien5us
iein uno CAB iih ualnentli4 bel Dem be-
rii6tigtiten Wtit9lieoe oerielben oem
perru6ten Ebilippe @salite tuno uno
sin9 bon oicien io9ar ibon iebr fritz
aui leine bier ainocr iiber. Wtaoame
De @enliS mar Die Gr5ieberiu berlelben
ouS Glteite, Der 0cr3o9 oe Galois, Der
lpdtere 9Oni9 Souis Ybilippe, belieu
Saupt elmer Birne 9lid, ia9tc MN
zines Cages btim @lien BON @ilbpret
5u leiner @oupernante: n@arum bebt
man ntht bic S6Iotf0rner auf, Die ii1
in ben HebBiibnern unb Dem Saienbras
ten finben? Wtan fOnnte ia baS ipas
ter pieoer benusen. Sd lsse es auf
meiuem Teller INNER bhbl6 bel Seite
unb babe baron i6on Elm san3es Pa<
pier poll."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-08-25

Ri@t mas mir befben. fomberm
bic ueber3eugung. baB mir berbienen,
es 5u befben, begliidt uns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-08-25
@aid : SeiOe !!

9anotaderSeus, @erbietteu ,c.
Gancp unb meibe eerbietten gu 8 Gents
bas @tiid.
9ud Damast unb Siirfiide Sanbtiider
au % gents.
Marieiuer 8ett: 1ebersiise gu 70 unb $lls.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-08-25
@r Gpredler 0eens gt;efel.

Gin bibi6es Gefdi9t9en er3dblt
man iid in Der Bunbesbauptfabt
Waibington mieber bonn st Spre6er
&eeb. Serielbe, beiBt es, trdst No.
llsS9ube unb 1T eia enra5irter Wbiits
ipieler.
9ieie beiben 3batia9en feben aipar
i6einbar in teiEem 3uiammenbanse
miteinanber. benno9 beftebt Elm folder.
Ser f6neibige st Spre6er bes &e=
Observation-Disclosures tpobnt iu einem
0otel, unb, mie man iib benten mag,
1T bic 3abl ieiner 8efu9er 2esion.
Sic itnb 10 aablrei9, namentli6 in ben
Ibenbfunben, baB Mr. &eeb niemeIs
3eit finben fonnte, In allsr @emiitbs
li6feit einen tleinen Rubber 3u ipielen.
@r lieB li9 perleugnen; baS balf nidt.
@r ging gu einem 8efaanten auf's
3immer, Inn bort cine partie gu
MAIDEN; aber ba8 balf aud ni9t,
bic unerbittli9eu Beiu6er muBten
ibn gu finben. 9a bat er fid
cine &rie9sliit erionnen. Wanbelt
ibn bic 2uit an, isinem 2ieblingsipiel
gu fr0bnen. 10 siebt er feline go. II
aus unb ite0t He brauBen auf benz
Sang ueben leiHe Sbiir bin. @r
ielbt idliipft in pantoffeln III ba5
3immer eine5 Betannten, un5 lpielt
itinen &ubber nit ben Muserleles
men. 8eiu9er tommen an feline
Sbir, iie feben bic beiben 3anal.
boote i'm @ange ibentifi3irt lie
iofort-unb benfen: Nb, Reeo bat iid
aur &ube selest, ba pellen mir bod
lieber ni6t it0ren. llnb Iie ihleiden
fi6 iadte bapon, I'M ibm ben Sdlum=
mer, beHen er 10 bringli6 bebarf ni6t
5rl rauben.
@rsSpre6er 8eeb erfreut ii6 ieitber
bes &ufes. ein iebr ioliber Wfaun su
iein, Der minbeltens brei NAL in Der
@o6e nit ben 9iibnern gu 8ett gebt.
9as @edt Dc: S6nise. Son Der
iunsm 90ni9in bon Sollanb er3ablen
bolldnbil6e Blatter cine reiSenbe Mnef,
bote. Die euslil6e gja ser &6nigin
CAB bieier iiinsft auf, cine aarts bon
europa gu sei6uen. Die Sarte mies
welertlide Yerldieoenbeiten nit Der
mirfli6en pOlitiiden Sarte Oes 9ons
tinents auf uuo Die 2ehrerin rief ents
fest: rAbsr Wtajeitat, Sie baben ia
ollie Gren3eu perriidt uno perl1oben. =
go" sntsesnete bie fleine Monar6in.
rgtun gut, bas mar ia BON je bas Re6t
b<r 9Oniael"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-08-25

8aoe>an5iiye! 8aoe>Mn5iise!
&cmnlt unb beiidtist uuier srobes 2aser
bon fertis sema4ten Babe Mn3iisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-08-25

- Die gitp Braueret liefert Elm auss
ge3ei9nete8 Glaf6enbier namentlid
fir Gamilien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-08-25
Somnter = gSaareu Z!

2aee @insbams nur 1917 Gents.
3epbpr @pnsbams, berabseiebt auf ID @s.
Garbise Dimitb Muiter gu $1.9O.
8ran5DiiiAe Orsanbies, berabseiebt bon
40 auf 20 gents.
Sarbise Orsanbtes, berabgefett auf 10 IS.
Smporttrte farbise 8atttite, bsrabgeiett
bon 35 nnb 40 Gents auf % Gents.
s5 uno 40 Gents Moufelines gu Is gts.
@emuiterter @repon 3u 19 Gents.
Smportirte tpolIene @balIies Su 65 Cents.
@an3 tpplIene gba1ies gu 46 Gents
@aid : Seibe
Sebt lit bie 3eit. nm @eIb gu iparen. @ar.
tet nidt rnebr ldnser, ionSern fauft jest.
Ser Breis Der Seibenseuse i1t auf bsm Der
@oiton 8aare berabseieyt tuorben. &ommt
aeitte, um bic erite Glance 3u baben.
Surab unb Snbia sBafd Seibe, berab.
seiest BON rs auf 55 Gents.
@aihsSeibe, berabseiett bon so auf 40 Gs.
8entu1terte @binaS, berabeeiebt BON 40
auf 29 Gents.
$1.O0 Seibe, berabseistt auf 63 Gents,
unb so Gents Seibe iett gu At Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-08-25
Sack.

aus sem aasebad,e clues 9stmers.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-11-29
WILL S. LARIMER

has opened a New Grocery
Store in the I.O.O.F. Build
ing, and has on hand a
complete stock of all the
staple groceries and pro-
visions. He makes a
speciality of country pro-
duce, buying directly from
the farmers at home, and
saving the produce for his
home customers. He ships
no produce that the people
OF Logan may want. Call
and leave your order with
WILL S. LARIMER
I.O.O.F. Building.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-11-29

New goods, new prices at Rebers
81 95 round trip to Gallipolis
Nov. 2S and Dec. /.
Halt fare to Dayton Dec. 10 & II
Good to return until Dec. 18th.
-Gallipolis and return Nov. 80
and Dec. |. Half fare account Teach
ers Meeting.
Masonic Fair at I. o. o. F. Hall
Friday and Saturday, December 18th
and 10th.
: Dayton, o. Dec. 10th & 1lth ac-
count of Ohio State Grange Patrons Of
Husbandry.
South eastern Ohio District Teachers
meeting at Gallipolis Nov. 80 & Dec.
/. half Fare.
--sl.65 round trip to Columbus,
Nov. II, %, and %, account of Pure
Food Exhibition.
Read list of excursions to 60 in
near future via G. II. V. & L. Ry.
Surely one Of them will suit you.
Home Seekers Excursion to the
West Dec. 4th and 18th. Call on G.
w. Schwenke, Agt. Logan, 0. for
particulars.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-11-29

Vocal duet sSwiss Air"Miss N. Nc
Bride, Miss NJ. Dollison.
Vocal solo. Tell her l love her so
Miss Maggie Best.
Vocal Trio Evening Bells Mr.. H.
Henderson, I. Rudisill, S. Bright.
Vocal solo Thine eyes SO blue and
tender. .Robt Wright.
Piano solo sRelnebranza' Miss b.
McManigal.
Vocal Quartette Now the shades of
night Lulu Bright, Bess Palmer,
Robt Wrigh, and Fred Bright.
Vocal solo On the Wesser' John
Henderson.
Piano Duet. Miss Evelyn Bowen,
Fannie Pond.
Vocal solo Eyes SO blue Miss Lula
Bright.
Vocal Quartette. Trust her not :,
Clarence McCrav, r. R. Wright, j.
|. Henderson, p. J. Marshall.
Encore Let the lower lights be
burning
Vocal Solo :. Thy Sentlel am r..
Fred Bright.
Instrumental Trio. Mr.. John Hen
derson, violin; Robert Wright, cello;
Miss Bertha McManigal, piano.
Miss Matte Dollison, vocal
teacher; Miss Bertha McManigal,
accompanist.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-11-29

An audience of about four hun
dred of our best citizens attended
the lecture of Fr Howard at Re,npels
Opera House last Tuesday evening.
The speaker was introduced in very
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Lecture, "What Christianity has
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and was heartily applauded by the
appreciative audience. a number
of representative citizens of all
parties and denominations, occu-
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giant and appropriate. The knights
are to be congratulated upon the
success of this, their first Benefit, :"
The proceeds Will net about 500.
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Official Weather Report for
October 1894.
TEMPERATURE.

TEMPERATURE.
The highest temperature for the
month was on the End days being 74'
at 8 O'Clock P. NJ.
The lowest temperature occurred
on the 10Th day, being 260 at
o'clock A. NJ. The medium tempera,
ture for the month, was $40.
The lowest maxium temperature
was on the 18th being 24o
The highest minimum temperature
was on the End day. being $50
The daily average temperature fol
the whole month was 47o including
day and night.
WEATHER
Rain occurred on the l. 3, 5, 10, 12
13, 26, 27, 80, and 81. Total rainfall
for October was 2.34 inches.
We had clear days 19
Cloudy days Il
Fair c
The prevailing winds were from
the West and north west.
DIR. G.. w. Dollison,
Observer
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Hooking County Farmers
Institute at the Court
House, Logan, Ohio,
Deco and 6 1894.

WEDNESDAY MORNING A. NJ.
a covenient stock barn--Brown.
Discussion-opened by II. w. Stiers.
The Farm Dairy-Sbawver.
Remarks and Questions " N. Eng
land.
Selection of officers.
AFTERNOON l p. NJ.
Pig park ................B Brown.
Discussiou-He Trimmer and
John Henderson.
The farmers frnit supply-Shawver.
Discussion Matthias and Stiers.
Comparative price of feed and live
stock L. A. Matthias.
EVENING I PM.
Wanted-A man-l'rown.
Seedtlme and harvest -Shawver.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9th, 8 A N,
The farmer as business man Brown
Discussion Barns and Out Build
ings- Shaver.
Questions and discussions.
The use of Commercial Fertilizers
Isaac Matthias.
General Discussion-T. J. Brown.
AFTERNOON l P NJ.
Home Surroundings-Brown.
Questions.
Benefit of a covered farmyard-Sha-
yer.
General Questions.
Rotation of crops-General discuss
ion by members.
The Butter making cow-F. S. Case. |
H. L. WRIGHT, Pres.
II. w. GLOVE, Sec'y.
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Weather Forecasts.


rangement with the government
weather Bureau, by which the weather
predictions for "a and SO hours in
advance are bulletined every even
ing in the Post Office.
The forecasts are made at s a. m. and
reach Logan on placard on the 5 p. m.
train.
To explain to our readers this gov
ernment system in the plainest way
possible:-
In Columbus, as we'll as in hundreds
of the principle cities of the country,
weather Signal stations are establish
ed. The observer is in high tower
above all local or city disturbance.
He is in direct telegraphic communi
cation with all the other signal stations
in the country. Say at 8 a. m. he
makes his Forecast" lie knows the
condition of the weather, all oyer the
country. With map before him he
marks the conditions" clear, cloudy,
rain, calm, gaze, hurricane, and direct
ion of the wind.
Suppose the pressure in Columbus
is low, that it is a low at Pittsburg,
and at indianapolis, and st Louis and
Kansas City. High along the upper
lakes and in Tennessee, and high along
the eastern base of the Rockies. The
prevailing wind over Kansas and Neb-
raska east, 80 miles an hour and ex-
treme cold in Montana and Mar itoba.
He sees trough of low pressure ex-
tending a thousand miles east and
west with the high pressure of the
west ba cked by the cold of the north,
and propelled into the valley of low
at speed of 80 miles an hour. lie
predicts, upon these conditions, pos
sible rain from the in rushing currents
cold and the clear and dry to occur
as soon as at the rate of travel the |
high will reach his meridian.
Any of us can forecast the weather
with tolerable accuracy for three or
four hours in advance. We can see |
horizon of say ten or twenty miles,
and We predict, sit will rain in an hour
or two" sit will be fair morning"
"It will rain tonight" Our predic-
tions, based on our limited extent of |
observation are, in the main, correct:
but it may unexpectedly rain in half
hour. 1t may shine while our UNI
brella is up. So too with the govern
ment forecasts. In the the main they |
may be counted reliable. The field |
of observation is wide and the pre-
dIctions are general. The Forecast says
"Rain." 1t may not rain in Logan,
but if rain falls within ten miles of
us. the prediction of the Bureau is
verified.
Post Master Green is requested to
report unusual weather phenomena,
and will be obliged if the patrons of
the Office will report to him any con-
ditions unusual: an excessive fall of
rain, a cloud burst, a destructive
wind storm, any popularity that is
talked about.
DIR. Dollison is. State Observer and
his daily reports help to make up the
elements upon which the Columbus
officer makes his generalization for the
fifty mile territory over which he is
supposed to see all that's going on in
the atmospheric world above and
around us.