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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-09-26
LANCASTER LETTER.
An Old Friend Makes Some
Sensible Suggestions.

LANCASTER. o. Sept, ~, 9j.
Ed HocKISG SENTINEL, Logan, o.
am In receipt OF your valuable paper.
After reading over its news columns: l md
that il hils the same interests In politics ny
ever In, with much IN IRE vigOr. ! am II
Hooking County boy myself nnd us Iaincs
r.. Campbell says, "A DemOcrnt now and
forever" It is very noticeable that the air In
full OF Democratic victory This fall Demo
Gratis are con .ident that success and prosper
ify is again upon ms and hy coming out 10
the polls iit, cast II solid vote the ranks OF
the party W ill bs held In line. I AM sSper.
tally Interested In old Hooking an one p. ID.
Slt an hnS been nominated from Ward Up,
as Recorder Il man that should have the
supt.O t.Ort OF every loyal citizen Of the county.
and one whom feel sure Will turn Ward
Tn back In the Democratic ranks again.
Every miner Will support him regardless OF
marty this IL the TOwnsh' p ihnt has use,i
90 much defeat TO Democracy bv Democrats
seing hood winkei through Republican
bffice seekers coming out on the Ptpuli>t
ricLet for office to blind and lead Democrats
astruy. Don't he led OIL in this way any
more. You have seen the result In the
past not more ilIan yearagO WAS the defeat
Of HGck inY County. Democrats Rrt on
this plah-cOme 0uf and show your cOlOrs
tins fall and not only vote but work for the
purity and success will crown the Democratic
rarity ali over Ohio In November and the
Republican party will gO down with such "a
defeat that IL win never be able to come to
the front again.
Very sincerely yours.
F. r. wELTY.
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-Messrs Dwight Wright, Earnes'

-Messrs Dwight Wright, Earnes'
Rauch AMI Will Shaw, Logan boys
of Intelligence and honorable aspir-
ations have gone to Columbus and
entered the Ohio University for a
thorough course of study.
Miss Miller of Wellston is visit.
ing among old friends in Logan this
week.
The firm Of Dollison ard Arnold
has dissolved. DR.. Dollison will con-
tinuc the business. Mr.. Arnold will
90 to a Pharmacy School in Cincin-
natl.
Court convened on Monday, and
after a short session adjourned until
! this morning. Judge Arbitration is
disposing of a good many cases. No
matters Of interest to the general pub
lie have vet come up for trial.
The representatives ofthe SEN
rINEL who made a trip through the
western townships last week, desire
TO tender thanks for the warm, hearty
reception they received everywhere
and for the liberal, cheerful encour'
agment from all the people they met
They bring in over two hundred ne"
subscribers, democrats.
Mr. Ephriam Parker Of VanW.rt
is canvassing our city this week, sell
ing stcrcoscop ptic scenes, the most ele
giant we have ever seen. His scenes
of prominent events in the life o.
Christ. should be in the hands o
every Sunday School teacher. The.
are object lessons that make impress
Ons 10 last.
The Somerset Fair holds Oct. Is
| II and lS. This is the delightful
Indian Summer season of the year ant
the proper time for a farmers festival
The Somerset country is the gardcI
spot Of Ohio. Its lands are productive
its farmers intelligent and enterpris
ing, and the products of farm ane
stable and garden can not be excellee
in this country. The Ladies are &C
complisl,ed in all that contributes f
the delight Of home, things pretty t.
look al, things good to eat. We hav
appointed ourself a committee o'
iellies and cakes, and invite all ou
| friends who can, to come along ant
see what good things the Somerse
| Fair affords and how poor wretche'
editor is great man and happy whe'
away from home. For particular
concerning entries, races etc. write t
John Gallin, Pres, orr e.. II. Mechlin
Sect'y.
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TO CONTRACTORS.
Building Storm Water
Sewers and Appurtnances'

Sealed proposals for the above works nd
dressed to the Committee on Sewers OF the
Council Of Logan Obi o, will be received Mt
the Office of Clerk until
12 o'clock noon, October rs, 1898.
Plans and specifications can he see n at the
office OF the Clerk, on and after October 18th.
1896.
specifications can be obtaiued after that
date.
The proposed work consists of approxi
| n,at-ly $50 lineAl feet 30 inch brick sewer
lE0 iineal feet Of ~ inch and 400 lineal lee'
Of 10 inch viirified pipe sewers
Each proposal must he accom- mpanied oy
certified bank check payable IL he Nillng,
| of Logan, Onio, for three hundred (S3OOl dol
| iarS. A bond Of fifty 0U) per cent of the
| amount Of hid will be required.
The proposals al uSt he made On the blnns
form furnishxd by the clerk. and attached tt
| the specification.
The Council reserves the right to reject an!
| or nli proposals.
Committe on Sew C,J JOURGENSME
| era (FRANK BROWN.
II. Z. SPARNON, Clerk.
Sept. Is '95.
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South BlOOmingyille, Ohio.

G w Daugherty and J G lies
went up into Madison County. last
week, to cut corn for w d Chino
worth, and quite number of our
young men started last Monday to
cut corn in Pickaway and Franklin
counties.
The Lancaster and Hamden Ry is
still booming, they lald the iron
through Laurelville last Saturday,
and we may expect them TO lay the
iron through our city before many
weeks.
Mr. David + Rouse, of Mckees-
port, Allegheny Co., Pa, is stop
ping at the Ohio House, this week,
on his way home from the G A X
Encampment at Louisville, Ky.
Mr. Rouse was former resident of
our town, but left here ifty years
ago last July. He came here to see
the changes that have taken place
in that time and to see if any Of his
old acquaintainces were here yet; he
says he finds but one living, MIR lsa-
&C Cooper, and he has been a resi-
dent here for tiftynine years.
We understand our p. VI. is buy
ing ties for the L. & II. R'y, and is
having them delivered along Oh said
line.
John w lies, proprietor of the
Ohio House, put new steel roof on
his hotel. and is now progressing
finely with plas,ering and papsring,
and expects to have it finished and
ready for business this week.
Capt. Robt. E. Toole made busi-
ness trip to .aurelville, last week.
Mr. Daniel M Beery is building a
new blacksmith shop this week on
lot leased from Mr. Leroy F. Brown.
Will Toole, of Logan, Republican
candidate for Recorder, spent few
days this week visiting his uncle X.
+. Toole, and calling on his Republi-
can friends to give him a lift in
November.
Mr. Harry S Green. General Man
ager of the HOCCISG SENTINEL,
passed through our city FRIDAY even
ing, accompanied by his chief OF
staff Ed Angle. Every body they
meet takes the SENTINEL.
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HELP TO A BROTHER.

Last week word came to Us that
Bro. \. Barleon, the old time tried
and fire tested editor of the Nc
Arthur Record, was in distress and
in streak of bad luck. HIS forms
pied, his printer struck and he took
sick.
The Logan printers are as kind
hearted as they are skillful handed.
Mr.. Pursell took the situation in
hand and organized newspaper
"outtit." Tho SENTINEL foreman,
Ed Angle, was first to volunteer for
day or three days or during the time
needed. Mr.. Ed Davenport and
Mr.. Charley Beck, printers on the
ol Gazette, "listed' as did Miss
Mary Gould and Mr.. Pursell and
daughter Helen assuming charge of
the editorial work. Mr.. Fisher sent
the company passes with compliments
and congratulations. Judge Nc
Gillivery rendered the hospitalities Of
his home to the party during the pc
riod of"occupation"and the Shockey
band offered nightly serenades. Bro.
Frank Magee of the Democrat,
rendered the use of all the material
of his Office; Collector McNamara
proposed to honor any requisition OF
the Internal Revenue supplies which
the weather or the work might i'll
spire.
The company left on Monda,
moring. Bulletins to this office re
port the work progressing in excel
lent shape and every hope Of ;
timely completion.
This cordial tender of help from
our Logan printers to brother Il
distress is in keeping with the gen
crous heart of our proud andQueenl
city. 1t is charity that bring
benediction and pays when the 'cop
is finished the "forms made up"
The SENTINEL joins with all ,h
brethren of the Hooking and OH
Valley Editorial Association i
wishing Bro Barleon, one of ou
charter members, and always a jou
nalist faithful to the duty of h
profession. speedy recovery of b
health, prosperous saiIi ng cn softe
seas, attended by as few mishaps
Fate may let fall, and favored BY .,
much good luck as kind Fortune ca
bear i'll her train.
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Death Of an Old Citizen.

Jesse Nutter, one of our oldest cit
izens. died at his home in Logan on
last Sunday, in the 18th year of his
age. He was native of West Vir-
ginia. removing to Pickawry County
Ohio in 1862, when he enlisted, serv-
ing in the war until near the close
He came to Logan in 1881, and re
side here until his death. He was
an honest, honorable, industrious man
and leaves a wide circle of friends tC
mourn his death. A widow, four sons
and four daughters SURVIVE him.
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Ishes of all in Leavenng Powe-Latest u Govt Report
Roe! g! Rsk1aHs Rskass1
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Ewing,

Elmer Bowers Will move in VI Gcrdons
property.
walter Harmed of Tick Ridge WAS in town
Thurs .ay.
Mary Martin OF Pont eas Ill. Is visiting ut
F. q Martins.
Webster Glow OF ofS,rin.town passed through
town sunday.
G. Gardner and wife of Mt Pleasant spent
Sunnny visiting friends near town.
John lIansel attend ii probate court at L''-
gan VI M'n,iny.
Ask Billy Bowers If he can work the com
binntiOn.
Quite IL crowd attended the box supper nt
F ii GOrdons Saturday evening.
NJ Guthrie took II fine drove OF young
cattle through town Monday.
A Young driving horse belonging 10 ID
Armstrong ot Honey Folk rnn on one a!
lust week, nO damage except couple "'
broken shafts.
Miriam IN Fopp visited ut Columbus.
Buntiy Allen and wife OF Union Furnace
spent Sunday In town.
CF Frnzier and wife were the guests OF
Geo ISau,er and wife SUNDAY.
Tx Lanning Is kept busy manufacturing
barrels.
The people of this vicl nifty were shocxed TO
here Of the sudden death of Jacob Marks at
Lima.
Conner and Craw ford will soon move their
say m Ill on tho farm Of f ) Clinton
Geo Eco OF vinton county was In town
Sunday.
John Hnns-i and Geo Marks left Tuesday
evening tor Lima to attend the funeral oi
Juco6 Marks.
John Berry and Ell Harden attrnied the
stock sales at Lancaster lant Thursday.
Daniel Nixon sold u tine colt 10 Mr. Big,
ham of laurel township.
H-nry Klinker will soon move OIL his
| farm hear Jacksonville.
John Campbell will soOu move on the
furm OF i.OngBtreth.
Miss Cora Fraatx OF Logan WIS visiting
her sister Mrs T. V Harden.
r. Nixon was kicked by a horse last Satur
day we understand that he IL not seriously
hurt.
Pw HnnkisOn has quit the saw mil ana
| has gone to uOokers to cut corn.
| Mrs John Walker Of IlesbOrO was mt r NJ
uor,ieuis Monday.
| Harry S. Green and FL Angle OF the SESTI
NEIL were In town Friday.
| Ell Lannings swing mt Willow Park was
| well patrOnize,i SUNDAY evening"
GA Kimball has discovered u silver mine
OH his farm.
william Keller Of Scotch creek was ir
town Saturday.
MIR Bias Moore of Honey Fork was busi
ness visitor here Fridny.
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Carbon Hill.

Died Oh Sepl. 18th, Mrs Aimirn BOugher OF
Typhoid fever, she LEFT huShan nd and seven
children, who hive the sympnthy CT the en-.
tire community, In the sad loss OF vile and
mother.
Several of our Young men left "Wednesday y
for Moons Run Pn. and oh! what u snd Gro "di
Of young ladies watched them go.
School convened In the Randolph School
house Monday with Mrs Mary Chute for
teacher.
Mr. apd Mrs Fred Hawk OF GlOuster spent
Sunday with Mr. Hawk y father.
Mrs Joe Short, who expects to leave In a
few Days for COncho W Va IL paying IL visit
to her many friends OF this plnce.
Where Is Haynes and Rock House CORES.
pOndents, we would like to here from them.
Mr. Frank Minner has closed his store tn In
voice anu In the future his terms are strictly
cash. wu wish him success.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS

The following is a list of letters
remaining ten days uncalled for in
the Logan Post Office, on Sept.
&c.
Lizzie Almond
ID, l.. Bates
Capt ii. S. Berry
Mrs Hattie Blosser
Ezra Brown
Mrs Lide krinn
Bert Meyers
Mrs Lizzie Wolf
Persons calling for the above
should please say advertised" and
give date Of SENTINEL in which list
appears.
After ten days from date, the
letters will he sent to the DeaG
Letter Office.
LEWIS GREEN. Pm.
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-Nr Willie Gompf has the thanks
of the young ladies and gentlemen Of
the SENTINEL Office for handsome
boauet of Carnations, red aud frag.
rant as grandmas pipks. aud as pretty
as our mothers in their teens. Bring
us some more.
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Public Property fer Sale.

The Building and Scales on the
Shotwell property, condemned for
street purposes, are for sale.
The street is ordered opened and
the Building and Scales are an in
eumbranee that must be removed a,
once.
Parties wishing to purchase are
requested to call on the committee.
JoHN GEIGER,
JOHN White,
JOHN McLArN.
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Union Furnace.

Mr. VIM Armstrong who got hurt by his
hors. getting scared lust week Is getting bet.
ter.
FMGorden will move his family to Tick
Ridge Wednesday.
Dr Campbell of Logan passed through this
place Monday.
Elmer Harden Is still improving
Several Ofthe boys II this place went to 10
gan Thursday night.
Mr. John Campbell and family Will move
TO Mr. Longs.rehS farm soon.
Bundy Allen visited his brother II ear Hes
bofo SUNDAY.
MrG,o Gordrn and Geo Cuhran made
business triptD Log IN Saturday.
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Other Good Things!
Brown Muslin.

Some people might say we carry
too much muslin. 'Twould be so If
we did not sell the quantities that
we do. Mo,e muslin in stock now
than we generally carry and our
prices make YOU want bolt.
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Yarns.

It's no yarn about our yarns
So far as quality and price goes
we are away up in the yarn business.
Two values-Here's one, 8 cuts tJ
the pound IS cts pound.
Here's the other, 10 cuts TO the
pound, 20 cent pound.
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Quilts.

Our quilts are good size, That's
One Point.
Another is, we have so many diff
ferent STYLES and prices, every one
desirable to.
White Quilts 6s cents and upwards.
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Storm Serges.

Storm serges with MOhairFinish,
BLACK
MOhairs,
Secilians.
CrepOnS,
MOhair CrepOns,
Silk and MOhair
Black Novelties,
BOuclei Wool and Mo-
The hair Novelties,
Latest Stripes,
French Cheeks.
Creation. Figures.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-09-26

Pete IIopple has been appointed
deputy night policeman, assigned for
duty especially in Gallagher addition
and about the Depot.
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so in. All Wool Cloth(all colors) ,42h
A Better Quality in all colors 6Oc
5Oin. Broad Cloths all colors Soc
80 in Whip cords, Extra Heavy Wale III olacA
and colors ST. %
81 in. Cravenettes Rain proof at 81 50:
Cape goods 50 in. extra heavy, wide vale $l'3o
INFANTS CLOAKINGS Popular colors latest
weaves stripes, dashes and spots on
plain back grounds at 80 CENTS
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And that's not all

A little early for
blankets but you want
to know where to buy
when you do need
them.
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GOSSIP

Mrs. Adclph Stedam is serous'
ly ill.
I'D. Vickers was in Columbus
Tuesday.
j. +. VanHorn has moved to
Columbus.
w. ii. Toole was in llesboro,
yesterday.
Frank Blasius was down the val
ley yesterday.
columbus and return I'll. Satur
day Sept. 2sih.
George Eberst has returned
from GAINESVILLE.
Rudolph Rempel has returned
from the Rock House.
Winfield Poston was in the city,
Monday, on business.
Joe Silkett, Of Nelsonville, wa'
in the city Tuesday.
w + Bcougher of R"ckbrldSS'
was in the city last week.
Geo. Gordon, of Union Furnace
was in Logan Saturday
Lew Purcell took in the excur'
sion to Cincinnati to- day.
Mrs, Peter Sells returned to
Columbus Sunday evening.
DIR. Schwcnkc, of II 'ckbridge
was in Logan one day last week.
Mrs. J. J. Bailey is visiting ii
Parkersburg, w Va, this week.
II. d. Tobin, Of South Perry
was in the city last week on business
Miss Clara Beck is visiting hel
brother Joe, in Columbus, this week
Reuben Wclly, of Flagdale
was in the city on business last week
Mr.. Harry Rose is in Cincinnati
this week on business for his father
Miss Slater of Somerset attrni
ed the dance last Thursday evening
Pearl Barnes has been appoint
ell tie agent for the Standard Vi
Go.
john Canty lei the gang t.
Jack Shaw's belling, Monday even
ing.
Deputy Sheriff Cart Bright wa
in Laurelville Friday OIL legal bu''
ness.
Mrs Wolford Stiers Is the CUES
of friends down in Einton thu
week.
Attorney G. f. Martin, of Ian
caster, was in the city the first of the
week.
DR.. Harry Cazad, of our Tent
Narl-Nelsonville, was i'll our cit
Sunday.
Ellison Mser. of New Straits
vile, was seen on our streets las
Monday.
Daisey Daugherty Of Columbus i
the guest of her brother John o
this city.
Will Strentz who has been o.
the sick list, is able to he at his plac
of business,
The next attraction at Rempcl'
Opera House, is Isl Perkins
Watch for date.
Harry Jackson of Nelsonvil'
was the guest Of Miss Emma Coo
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Phillip Rising was a busi
ness visitor in Logan, yesterday
Lancaster Gazette.
Rev. J. f. Rudisill left fo
Iront,n, to attcnl Conference, whic
opened yesterday.
Miss Fre.la 'PoSton Is visitin
her grandmother, Mrs. Hannah Po
ton, at Nelsunville.
The funeral of jesse Mute
took place Tuesday from his resi-
ence in the west end.
-s6,75 round trip to. IoungS
town, o., Sept. oath, good for re
turn until Oct. 24th.
WIN. III. Spencer, OF Sout
Perry, made the SENTINEL a Yer
pleasant call Monday.
Miss I.ide Guthrie has the late
fall and winter styles of hats, feather
and birds, she has also full line {
trimmings. Store opposite Guthr
& company's store, Main Street.
The Bob b-O-Links, the enti
.covey of them. had their pictures ta
en- by McI.ain on last Saturday. 1t
a pretty picture because McLain is
excellent artist, and the subjects a
pretty girls.
The Shocky Band of MeArth
came up to Logan OH Monday to me
and greet the Logan printers, sta
ing to help Tony float his paper in I
.softest seas OF journalism. The co
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Like This:

IO-4 Cotton Grey a. so cents q pair.
,lO-4 &" Tan a. 81 C
I0-4 " White a 9s &C
tll-4 &C Grey 81 Sc
1O-4 all wool scarlet a. S2.4o 6
1914 all wool white (heavy) q $3.50
1914 all wool white-6ne-@ $3.50
IA all wool white a S4.35
If all wool white extra fine@ 4.25
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''Plaids''

Fancy Waists Plaids a 25c
All Wool Fancy Plaid' "a 43c
Silk & VOL Fancy PlaiIs@ 65& 10
All Wool PlaidS a. 6oc
Line of Novelties a. 4Oc
as in novelty checks all wool a Csc
5O;n. :. "extra value a. Csc
Fancy Boucles & novelties a So, 9sc
Fancy Silk and Wool Boucles
Extreme Style. l.4s to sl.o5.
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Blankets

We could talk page or two on
blankets and its not only talk be-
cause forsooth we have the blank
cts and in prices something
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STEERS & co.
DRY GO DS DEPART mEN1.
Novelties

81 in. Two Toned Fancies az lIc
40 in. :: @ 25c
81 in. All wool, stripes & checks 29c
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-02
the thing for picnics and moonlight rides-Fies & Sons' 16-passenger tally-ho.
FASHION IN PARIS.
What Is at Present the Ruling Mode in the
 Gay Capital.

w Aab ID db IcScIt tuo mOQe III the
 Gay Capital.
 The opening of the annual exhibition of art at the Champs de Mars and the Champs Elysees affords special opportu- nities for the production of new spring toilettes, the fashionable world making it a point to appear, on "Varnishing Days" particularly. in the most elegant costumes. On the first of these occasions it seemed as if fashion had reached climax in respect to brilliance of color, extreme width of sleeves and the over loading of trimming on hats. It was diff ficult to imagine greater extravaganza; nevertheless, the show at the Champs Elysees yesterday afternoon outdid the first by very long way. Some of the tints and combinations were of ain in- finiteIy more daring kind the size of the sleeves was magnified, while the milliners had managed to increase the amount of trimming to notable degree.
 The dress material which carried all before it on both these occasions was chine taffetas, printed with small blurred patterns in several colors. but melting one into another so as to produce the effect at slight distance of a single hue. Blue and purple effects chiefly pre-
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-02
Contrast.

Two maids walk OCT a flowery mead. Beneath the flowers is many thorn. Tho flowers one plucks with careless heed; With wounds her feet and hands are torn. The other treads and plucks with care, Nor seeks flower that bears thorn. At eve, no pain-her form as fair
 As when she looked upon the morn. Two travellers walk desert shore.
 To one 'tis but wide expanse. He looks around, behind, before,
 No.shell nor sunlit wave his glance That falls upon the strand does meet The other, raptured, sees them all, And gathers pearls around his feet.
 -J. P. Giles in Philadelphia Press.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-02

We invite you to call and examine our new line of car- pets, whether you wish to buy now or not.
 Alice Carpet Company, Corner 2d ave. and 2lst street.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-02
SOMETHING PLEASANT

In casting about for a pleas ant place to spend the after noon don't forget
 BEAUTIFUL EAST LAKE. Chace's band will be there to regale you with sweet music. Other. attractions too numer- ous to mention. Superb train service.
 EAST LAKE RAILROAD.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-02

The Daily Age-Herald (ex- cept Sunday six days in the week, delivered by carrier or by mail, at soc per month.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-02

Buy the celebrated Yost writing machine, 2O2l First avenue. 4-aI-tf
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-02

The Daily Age-Herald (ex- cept Sunday six days in the week, delivered by carrier or. by mail, at soc per month.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-02
EAST LAKE RAILROAD.
CENTRAL BEER HALL.

The best and coolest beer in the city. Six glasses for 25c. At l6l6 1st avenue. 4 27 cod If