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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-01-10

English SPAWN Linimeni re
moves Hard. Snf OK CallouSed
l.umpS and Blemi>he> from hGrses
III od Spavins, Curhs Spinls,
Sweeuv; Rins-Bone, ,Silfles ,Sp aims
all swollen throais, C0ughs, lelc.
Save $50 bv use of one bottle.
+. harrington, Druggist, Logan,
Ohio.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-01-10

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
yheu she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
Then she became Hiss, she clunS to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Cassor;'
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-01-10

Itch ON human. mango on horses,
docs and all sIork, cured IN thirty
minutes hv nulf.rlS SAui1ar'
Lotion. Hhis peyr fails. Sold II,
= uar lS'rnggisi; Logar,O
80 :,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-01-10

Don't you want a Pool Or
Billiard fable? Bott Bros.
Columbus, Ohio. will sell
them on easy payments, also
Bar fixtures. Billiard supplies
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-01-10
Cincinnati & MuskinS-
uns puJtey Il. II.
IN EFFECT NOV 25TH 1894,
CENTRAL TIME.
Arrival and Departure of Trans
at Lancaster.

Arrival and Departure OF Trans
at Lancaster.
EAST BOUND. pEPAhf.
No. 6 New York, Philadeiphia,
Baltimore, Boston, WASH ain
jnytoL DC, and Pltisburg 10 u
TO- GAINESVILLE Accom- 'OdatiOn, 10
&" 49, Dennisoa, Accommodation, ~
Number connects ut Trlnway LOT 70
IumbuS. IDulanapOI y, 81 LOUIS, anu -
points West.
WEST BOUND. DEPART.
No. Is, Cincinnati MALL. : 10
!. Cincinnati Express...-.-. %
Train Number IS connects at New Lexins-
;ou wiLhIhe + & U.C. R'y for points South,
at Junction City with & q. For points Soutn
ut Ltncaster with Oh V. u i. Ky, Ior
ton G. H. with e ii. & d. for points
South.
Train No, ! connects at New Lexingto n
with the I, & q, c for points south, at Lam =
caster with e II. V. Il r. tor points south,
and at Washington e. II. with L. II. H.
for points South.
Train No. connects ut Lancaster win
C.. IL. V. & I. for points South.
Train No. ID connects at Bremen wi n.
T. N o. G.. for points North. at New Lex
inston with & Z tram Soaih
Train No. i6 connects ut Lancaster with c..
II. V. & 7. for points South
TRAINS ARRIVE.
AN. PM. Pm.
FROM from Esss Vest lss5 s5 as IS az
+ NJ WILKINSON. Gent Pass I. s
c IS BENNETT .SnPt, Zanesv illt 49,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-01-10
CastOria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon their children"
Dr.. G.. G. OsGoop,
Lowell, Mass.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-01-10

eentler SEX every one of ON should subscribe TO
Demorests Magazine. II you are unacquainled win
its merits send for specimen cop ~, mrce1. e. anu ,
Won will admit that seeing these THUMBS has put
Won in the way Of saving noney by finding IN one
Magazine everything to satisfy the literary wants q
the whole family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-05
BUSINESS CHANCES.

4 COOP OPPORTUNITY. Young nan
with 5000. established profitable buzz
ness. salary. $1,000 and share profits Al-
dres. =. O. Box Il. Eli-o3 sullivan C'.'
4 FIRST CLASS. good paving sal.o and
lcttlirC works; iung established. Iiire
low Erciz:c.Ger's Agency. N-w-isren
conn.
Az ACTIVE business men wants part1"'-
ship Ia an established real estate ou.l-
moss. banker reference. Address RE Al
ESTATE. BOX io5. l.242 Broadway.
ACTIVE SERVICES AND $1,000 necdc1 20
increase manufacturing business yielding
r,ir tr,r-e with very safe Investment ~
debts. no risk HONEST. Tribune OF, ID"
\ Ft'RNITI'RE MOVING anl cypress bust
ness. vans. Trucks. n"ises- and oN"'<
re"Ip rs .Vuer is retiring from CUISINES.
Inqu.r. > M1.ArGHLIN. lc2 Eastl2o,t-s'.
\ COLD BOOM At HAND-tien,le,n-n
who can interest investors in sound well
managed gold mining enterprises. should
c.n.muuica'" with COLORADO. - Al1,-
BGllirg. Boston Mass.
CAPus. 60 CENTS: hllihcalv. 81 - ,hoa-
c..C. 1opip circulars. 81: everything
i1ia .'.. q. p'.p. ,,i,' rr,.,I> l-"
PRINTING COMPANY. World Eul''nc
FINE CIGAR STORE On Pcnnsyj,an.a-
ave.. Wash rrt0u. -. e.. within ,a-
sguar. 90 rrrc" theatres. 1o.ng fine trade.
ovns, unable to So" q - per attention
on account Of other business. cheap II SOIL
80 ONCE. grand opportunity g. The right
pan W. p s. geo capital. long lease. Al
dress =. e. WILLIAMS. SOC g'h-e;.. :. W.
Washington. -. 9
TI.Y-SCAkF.- Pa, simo'r machine
fHrr'siau.au's a:l private 3inine-ro n's.
money Wtu''i - put invention on market.
r. /. PE1ETE. g. rmartJn. =. e.
FOR SALE OR PARTNER - oco. n
god eSts Ii. ShDI. paying rri4.Ir bust
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DOMESTIC sITI ITIONs WANTED.
Male


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SvrIe. thoroughly understands 49," .tf~
- na. h1igr-. carthage AMI harness. .f.'.
.'ts. references Address INERT 49, Eart
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-05

Male.
YOUNG MAN. -. married. honest. VIII
ing ana obligine. desires work 81 any
kind D. H.. II Mott-sf.
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WORK. WANTED.


Male.
A. WIN J.. HART So.
Expert Accountant and Auditor.
Barnes Building. Room ,. II PARK ROW
A Young Man desires position IN com
percial house whore there o. room ivi
enhancement. can furnish first class i"f-
ercuces h. Il. A.. Tribune Erurch '''''''
5j3 slave.
4 MARRIED man. 80 possessing Cuisines
ability. seeks situation where energy anu
honesty are essential. no canVdssins "A
dress j. X. ~ Grcene-ay".. Hro"h'5 u.
ANY reasonable offer II work viii he ac-
coutcd by student who - engaged "h'y
mornings. NJ Box 2.1. l.2i@ bfoa1"ay'
A YOUNG Man. -. experienced as snlcs-
man and in Office work. would IKE a
suIfnble position: Al references, moGcrA"
saIarv. address l.. ~. j.. Tr.bun" ono.
ADiKONDACKs Responsible. wc'l-"dn,,
Gated young man. - wishes l''-l,l"h -
tr,,gt In Adironlacl hotel. good bo0Hh"'p'i.
BOX 40 Saranac Lake. y. !.
4 yOG-NG MAJ wants position where he
can earn an honest nnt rctpec'd hl' ~
ing. eooi reference. v. ". 49,, Box l1i'
l.242 Broadway.
BOOkKEEPEK. &c.-An cNper!cnccd ma
~ wears Old, desires q position as LOOK
Keeper or cashier is well known - ~.
Undersigned az thorough accountant ana
trustworthy. has bcsi ~ reference. Mp
,.ly 10 CARBOLIC SOAR Co. &'p P"iri-st.
BOOKKEEPEK # long ezp"rienc'. with
1rst-clIss testimonials ana reference. ~
I,oI4rp ior a sltuati.n. moderate falaiy
required. Address INTEGRITY. Tribune
Office.
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DOMESTIC sra iTIONs tNTED.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-05
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED 10 EENI.-A small farm.
where the rent which mus De small. can
h paid nnrthlV where other work can
n haa near y berry picking. of else a
farm on shares. o. else W0ik for farmer;
II can nave house anl garden anc vott
ior hoy - years 90. ERICH LARSON,
SO 33-aNe BROOKLYN
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HELP WANTED.

Male
AGENTS.-Sid line. statesmen located IN
" travelling unOccuplcd country can ada
strictly n!st-cl1ss agency win free Cuiht
from flgh-,atod manufacturers. one agent
has earned 500 90 in four ccLs"cuilte
years f. o. l.3Tl. Sew-YOrk.
MARRIED MAN. no children. t. care fIr
vegetable garden. milA and DO general
work upon "a country plnr", g1nl i'i.i
euce required Apply AZ Room 80. ~. -
BiaaGWav. between II q. ~. ana " y ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-05

4 COOP OPPORTUNITY. Young nan
wrh 5000. established profitable bust
ness. salary. $1,000 and share profits. Al-
dres. T. O. Box a. Eii-o1. sullivan CO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-05

Statesmen or INQvESTIONAI". =
orders. 80 books. permanent position.
most attractive offor = this de'ai'.
MERCHANTS PRINTING COMPANY.
Word BUtiing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-05
WORK WANTED.

Male.
YOUNG MAN. -. married. honest. VIII
Ing ana ohlging. desires work OF any
kind. y. T.. !: Mott-st.
YOUNG MAN. rot afraid 81 work wants
situation Of any kind; can furnish ~
references Address \. MITCHELL. so3
Si.mmer-ave.. Newark. y. J.
vOI'NG MAN. u. desires position Of ad
vancement. good penman; moderate SAL
a:y. Town or country address II
CAMERCK. 5:"3 Evcrgre nave. b'ooAiNh'
Young MAN. good business experience
wants work where there is chance for
enhancement. good reference. II. H.. Box
l5i -: Hroadway
Young MAN. Is. would Ike position in
any electrical business. has gained qur "
90 knowledge 81 electricity ~ experiment
ing. RsN ~. CITY Island. y.
Young MAN. American. speaks French
would Ike situation with whol sale
house: SALARY small a. start. lost ni rel
crenccs. =. n, sing sing. y. y.
YOI.NG MAN 4 GOOD business experience
wants position wher" honesty ana hard
oarA would De appreciated Il. H., Box
~ l2l2 i}~'ad"ay
YOUNG Man. 81 willing 10 wor'.. wants
employment a. anything. learn hW'"n1inE
y, fcrrcJ. references. Vel rec UU"nd@d
! OIL. 40 West 2Gth-s'.
ypTNG MAN. -. desires situation in
af,ico or commission house. can furnish
GEORGE ". STHED. lNS West lolst-fi.
YO.NG Man. %. desirc- situation ~ eoa-
,man.s place N country. or on poultry
-. reference. BCEGINERE. Box -.
fflf.uf,fuC4 l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-05

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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


A.-A.-MRs. CoopER'S BUREAU.
T4y GTH-AVE. above +2l-stD.
Select help different nationalitie:: city
ana country references investigated.
A. -SWEDIsH cooks. laundresses. cham
bcrmaids. mattresses. ladies maids.
ful-mcn. Mrs MALMBERG. 352 4th-sve.
t'ARrTAKFR or NURSE in an Institution
or attendant To invalid: COOL references.
Address Miss COLEMAN. a. Fillmorc-st.
Fair Haven, Conn.
COMPANION widow of refinement.
as companion. or any position OF trust;
very competent: expert ne"ilcwuman' golu
traveller. hfst reference. AHur"-S L. -"i
'oiumbus-aye.
CITANnFRMAID, &c--Respertable Young
eirl as chambermaid and assist with plain
washing; private family: last employer can
be- .esn 2i6 East 5j,h-st. ground noor.
COOK or UOUsEwORKER- Young Eng
lish Protestant. do waiting. chamber
work. city or country. With Mrs Tyler,
3ij Gth-avc. -
COOK BY a young woman as rr't-class
cook: city or country: nrst-class fefer-
ruco. address, 80 East 3istst.
COOK Experienced Scotch woman as
cook In small private family. good city
rrfrrcn ,cs Address Il. NJ. =. 1872 Gth-ave.
cook Sr.-Young Canadian woman as
GOOD cook and excellent iaundress In
American family: no objection q larg" ram
liz Miss O'CONNOR. 100 West 5th-st
COOK, &c.-Protestant; good cook. washer
and irnner: good bread, biscuit and pastry
baker. no objection 10 the country best
refcren ,es. Address 52i West 26tn-st. Call
M store for two days.
COOK. &c.-A young girl to do plain cook
inr washing ana ironing In private
family; city reference. 3Ol East 6ith-s,..
LIST ioor - ------'-.'s,.
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WORK. WANTED.


DESIGNER By "a experienced lc..raor.
.-iIHrt. Il The l@,"rl sen Hul %; Design.
Nj Inst. - Technology. Address g..
E.N 90. Tribune o"i-r.
ITpi-STGIOUS. ve'l-rccommend'l G'i-
man woman 90 take ch''ec of -" "r
two r.ra B. .us's as iaai'le--, three I'D ~"
family. Mrs. KELLER. 80 i:a'' "Gh-sl
JANrTgESe Pc q Garnlu vtl.w no
chi.r,n,: 10 wears experience. no ias"-
r.or, Mrs n. HOTTIE. 49, Ilutsan-s'-
UHs..u y. }.
JANIrRE:S Tho care ~ IA. snail
grown family. pay part rent ftr nice Nti.
r,icr.noe VI. MCLuskEl. - T.. "''h-s'.
INXITEssS -Ry q respectable M'man.
,.eal. .li.h AMI english Ne r. Nj
upILSNY. - West nth 81. III f''r
MASSAGE treatment. swedish r.avomont
ami "l-c.;i,'i}. ~ graiuni". at r'- i'"a'"
or office. scientifically applied NJ lhA
GIIIIAAH. 2u1 W.sf 4u,H-s'-
MA-5AGT Export French operator. Miss
T. mass Hosu,tll. London. ~ " 33d-.'.
MASSAGE OPERATOR w~h'+ 20 treat
laaies ~ "'n"r homo Dt lice. nervous
ard Wr. liar ailments treated. .D'fir.iF
su'1lh applied. NJ =. ~ G'h-a''
sTEXoGKAritrR anil TYPEWRITER
Hy g i"rirr'i. wiling aal ",,irur r..
az moderate O.. D.mm'n,e with Mis- a..
.,' Fr.nl u-atr.
TRAINED NTVsE e'"n'rraphe. ana two
W-.f"r. having boy tlr'" p.t'. fl'A 30
% ..t.t.- ~. . d.s,r.a Stfu" mIrr ua .-
fDr1 g. three wears .fice 'NPer u.". Al
f~".s business. - WE''eh-li-s'.. Room
TYrrVKTING. CoINING. al tn.s.
l.v.s' rate. DODGE - y
l. w iH3
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FLATS TO -tufurnis ed.

tTH-AvE. i0f>. cor. SGth-s,.- Elegant
Apartments facing park. So . 500. :.
NIXON go Broadway
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REAL ESTATE.
raj EeTArE FOR SALE
Country.

prs1Di.\CE. with from Eve
COUNTRY - - At Scarborocgh. We.'-
70 forty IL X y. 3-st,ry mansion B
chester Cenn' 35arlors lirary dinias-ioo m;
s.'ss G0 bu;es PANTY sg~ c57,fGi rI Hr
si me- lsfee ,, s;d'y rgricua Se' apply to
yisv. fM 3,v 1T 1T son. Real Estate
.ABRAN i 81 sing. y Y.
BI-H------ - "a 1rr,s on hanks z fNe
FOR SAL s',rh.v1ich: cxtcnsiN" views.
Hudson; a ~. nio.. HONLAND * h'i'-
ION' -, \ 50 minutes trom New
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USEI'UL-MAN-COOk By mddl"-agei.
sober American couple. place with small
family IN country. man good with horses.
COWS: generally useful. wife good cook. or
general homework: references @. l.,
Charles basement.
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xrpy real ESTATE TO LET.

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con BUSINESS PURPOSES

TEMPLE COURT.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
I'cifIale

Female.
MRS. l.. SEELY
Is WEST 22D-ST.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
| MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
ALL REFERENCES
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! te dismissed from Office and forfe.t al
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Corner Hanover Place.
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USEFUL MAN Single man wants work as
handy man. porter or jarit1r. has car
pent"r tools: would Ike work IS STAIR
builder. Address J. T. L.. Gss Newark
ave. Jersey CitV
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-11-15

ALDERMAN ZIMMERMAN did not say
that he had found where the FREE
PRESS had contracted for city work at
one price and charge another. That's
what the Reuieao said in it's dirty effort
to secure the city printing at rs per
cent greater price than the FREE
PRESS offers. What Alderman Him
melman did say was that others claimed
the FREE PRESS had overcharged for
work. And here we beg to say that
the 'others" who make this claim are
none other than the Revieao outfit.
The action of our Front street con-
temporary on the question of city
printing is most contemplate, and
whether members of the council will
be so unfair as to follow the unprOfes-
sional and discourteous acts toward
this paper instituted by that sheet as
to award it the city printing, remains
to be seen.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-11-15
Hoo5,a Dill, the after-dinner pill and
AhOOA . L iAio family cathartic. 25c.

THE Adrian Democrat says ''most of
the states holding elections Tuesday
went Republican. As they were
nearly all Republican states, this fact
has little bearing on national issues"
Further on it says that the only
Democrat state that has Topped into
the Republican column is Maryland. !"
This is cool way of getting out of a
bad matter, but we presume the re-
turns made Bro King so tired that he
got no farther than Maryland, but we
had supposed that Kentucky was a
Democratic state, also New Jersey, at
least they have never been accused of
giving Republican majorities of late
years. We have always seen claims
made in Democratic journals that
Newly ork was also Democratic state.
We are very sorry that the result so
upset Bro. Kings mental equilibrium
that he was unable to read all of the
news and so grasp the full sense of
the situation.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-11-15
GIVE US WHITNEY,.

For some weeks there has been an
0minous rumbling of dissatisfaction
over some things connected with the
secretary of states office, and it is
heralded from the housetops that
Public Printer Stevens must go.
The FREE PRESS, together with the
almost unanimous voice of the state
press, protested against the removal
of David Ramaley from the office of
expert printer, contending that a
change would prove impolitlc and
very likely expensive. We do not pre-
tend to know whether Mr.. Stevens
has earned or really deserves the GEN.
sure that has been placed upon him,
but that there is a very general de-
mand for his resignation does not ad-
NIT of doubt if we are to believe the
country newspapers.
If there is to be change in this Of
zee ''fOr the good of the service" the
FREE PRESS desires to second the
name of Chas. G. Whitney, of the
Marshall Neaos- Messenger, and presi-
dent of the Minnesota State Editors,
and Publishers Association. Mr..
Whitney is concededly one of the best
printers in the state, gentleman who
thoroughly understands every detail
of the business, and if he will accept
the place, would make one of the
most efficient officials that could be
found. We have no idea that Mr..
Whitney has ever given the appoint
ment to such an office moments
thought, but if he will accept, Secre-
barry Berg will play the best hand he
has yet dealt by naming him.
Give us Whitney or give us
Whitney.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-11-15

IT is truly pathetic to read the
charges of ruption, and every
thing else that is mean and con-
temptible, now being fired at Senator
German and Brice through the col
ums of Democratic papers. Our
friends of the opposition.press are TAX
ing their chastisement with altogether
too much ill grace. The real trouble
with the Democratic party is that
the people have no further use for it,
and they have :said so with an en-
phasis hardly susceptible of miscOn-
struction. It's the whole outfit that
is responsible for the turning down,
and not aloneGorman and Brice. These
gentlemen are. equally as good as
their party.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-11-15

In Saturday evenings FREE Press
exclusive information was given the
public anent a committee of business
men waiting upon Hubbard & Palmer
for the purpose of seeing if something
could not be done to raise the price
of wheat in this market. As there is
nothing likely to be accomplished in
this direction, there is an opening for
the investment of capital which would
be of great value to our merchants,
and that is the re-opening of the pork
packing establishment. Would it not
be a good idea for our Commercial
club to put themselves in CORES
pondence with eastern parties and see
if good man with means cannot be
induced to come here and put this
plant into operation? 1t can be pur-
chased at very low figure, and if run
economically can be made a source of
profit to the proprietor and furnish a
market for hogs and cattle that will
be most desirable to the mercantile
interests of Mankato.