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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-29
@erspatet.

9lus 2onbon, 8. Sonuar, f6reibt
man 2eute, Die felt 27 Sabren toot
lino, baben bieier Sage BON iid bOren
laKen. Ser Slider So6n Mcpberion
fii1te beim Sap GliSabetb in Maine
cine 6laibe auf unb fano in ibr einen
3ettel, Der folsenoe 8oti6aft entbielt
s.. syanuar 1896. gGir iinb mitten
in einem S6neeiturm. Wir linfen.
llnisr Sdiff ift Der S6ooner y6arriet"
ouf Der Sabrt mad gtoro Sionep BON
portlanb lno foniianirt an Sobn
Moore. Sap. William 2eipis. -9ie
vSarriet" mar NIT elmer 2abnng Webl
am Neujabrstas 1869 in See gelto6en
uno aalt ieitbem als perl6ollen. 27
Sabre bat oas Meer Die lebten Worte
Der grtrintenoen bel ii6 bebalten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-29
9lbermals cin Grcttritonssng
Der ,,Wprlo" nad1 GleDe=
IattD. attr WttSitelltttt9

unperfdlibter Nabrunssnittel, Waitt=
mods ben 5. Gebruar, nit 3ug go. 2,
bel nahfplserloer 9bfabr3eit uno gu
beieefiisten Staten fir bin uro 3uriif
nbridspiae 5 llbr 20 Worsens, Wtio=
bale 5.27, @oiben 5.31, Seem pbiIa=
.belpbia 5.38, Canal Sober 5.45 BON
allen bieien 5tationen toitet Die 9in=
uno 8iidfabrt So bon 5traBbrrg, ab
.5.57, $1.65 BON Bead @itp, ab 6.07,
81. so; bon eSuitns, ab 6.l4, uno Sea
barre. ab 6.18, $1.40; bon Maiiillon,
.ab $50, $1.25. Sie Sidets finb 2
Sage giiltig.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-29
Nemeite NnOriGte,s.

eym untern 0auIe bes gnngrel1es
| fanb am Wontas eine Debate iiber oi'
i'm Senate palIirte @efolution betref=
fenb Mrmenien fatt. Sic 8erurthei=
lung Der bnrti9en 8rdilel mar ipom0g=
li1 nod beftiger als I'm Genat. gielt
3eoner berlangten Die MbIenoung einel
5lotte mad apnfantinopel, uno anoerG
beantraeten Die 9iifberufung unIeres
@eianoten !; Die 9teiolution purbe
idliebli6 obne 3uiab genebmigt.
Mit einem gebeimen 8ertrag sipiI6en
GuBlanb unD Der 3iirfei fbeint es ood)
niht gang obne gegriinbun0 gu Iein.
&uBlano, beiBt es, treffe 8orbereitun=
gen CUR geiebung BON Nrmenien an=
oerieits glaubt man, bab oas Der 8or=
bote elmer Sbeilun9 Der Siirfei iein
fDnnte.
Inter grobem Yomp tuurbe am Mon=
tag Der @eburtstag bes Oeutf6en &ai=
.iers aefeiert; Die &0niae BON Sadien
unb Wiirttemberg nabnlen an Der Seier
She'll.
Nu6 SeutI1lanb bat Srubel nit
yene3uela. 9euti6e 2apitali1ten ba=
ben elne grpbe Summe bel Der &epub=
lit gu gut, berriibrenb bon Der @aran=
tie oes gnlagetapitals fir cine in 8e-
nesuela 9ebaute @iIenbabn. 9ie beut=
ide &esieruns orin9t auf 3ablung.
Sn Qbpliinien bot li6 Die Sage Der
italienii6en Sruppen enti6ieoen ber=
idlilnmert ibre Ma6t iAeint berjeni=
gen oes bereini9ten 6einoes ni6t 9e=
wa6ien 81 iein.
Ser erpBe S6iffsbaueritreif in Glas=
gotp, gnglanb, 1T ieBt befinitib beeu=
Di9t; man 1T 81 elmer 8erltdnoi9ung
gelalt9t.
9lus Der S6tpeis pirb bas Nbleben
bes friibern gunoesratbes 8abier, bis
Dor fllr5en f6pei5eriiber GeianOter in
&om, eemelDet. Gr ftarb am Wtonta9
i'll 8aIel.
Sn Steubenbille itarb, 40 Sabre aft,
Der fribere 0eraus9eber Der Dorti9en
oeutfden 3eitung o@ermania", Mar
8i6eioer.
9lm Wonta9 tpuroen Die beioen neuen
senatoren bon lltab eingeicbmpren.
9as ParteiberbdltniB Oes 8lnloesfenat5i
ftebt ieBt folgenoermaBen &epublifaner
A, Oemofraten 80, Yopuliiten 6.
Sn Seem Sort iollen @noe LETTER $50
be smei Dampfer nit 8reituilligen mad
Guba absesaneen iein Die Snnoesre=
gieruns bat Nnitalten getrDhen, lte
Uenn mDgli6 absufanqelt.
Oils 9labfpleer oes in Berlin beritor=
benen 8oti6afters &unpon miro potter
palmer BON @bicago permutbet.
Die 9lmerifaner in Srarsbaal ber=
(angen, oaB bort ein amerifanli6es
Ronlulat erri1tet tDerOe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-29
Grieatne.

Sir Die am IS. Sanuar enbenbe
Mo9e blieben folgenoe ri6t reflamirte
griefe auf Der bieligen poitoffice
8. s. 8ailep.
Magoalena 5anni.
MRS. 5arab s. @rap.
2i3Sie Giniep.
Slora Seeff.
Glla SaDlor.
2enarb gseDton.
syames Yierce.
pbilip &i9ele.
9an. WpB, g. M. I
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-29
0r5kercs GIepelano !!

@peaial Grcuriions= 3ug nuf Der 6.
8. 81 %. Dabn nod Cleveland. Mber.
mails ipie friiber ourd bic .gleDeIant
MorID" beronitoltet. 3ur Nabrungs.
mittel Musifellung. Mitttpohs. ben
5. 5ebruar. Hilli9e Runpfdbrispreiie.
fidets 3lpei 9age giiltig. 6ebt Gud
GlepeIanb in 6eifaeipanbe an
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-29

= Gin Berliner sSneenieur, Namens
paul Branb, bat elm neues Wtilitdrse=
tpehr erfunoen, bel tpeldenl fomprimirte
9uft als Sriebfraft beniibt miro. 9as
Maoasin bes @etpebres bernlag cine
gan3e MnSabl pon @eidoiIenen aufsu=
nlbmen unb bic 9ur6i6lagsfraft Der
Gugeln ion um 145 pro5ent 9r6ber
iein, ais beiin Mauiergewebr. Cine
Militdr=GDmmiIiiOn 1T 8. 8. nit Der
prlflns bes neuen @ewebres beihdf=
tigt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-29
MMs CUBA.

Sen lebten Na6ridten aug Sabano
3ufolge muB fid bic Sabe Der Snfur=
genten In mebrfader Meiie peri1linl,
merit baben. Sic seaei, 0apana por.
seDrungene 0auptma9t berlelben iol
iiberan 3uriifoebrdngt tporben ieitl.
@orsiam elmer gntideibunss s=Sdladt
ausmeidenb, bat lie 1ih i'm &iifsuee
getbeilt, ioa aber jebt BON ben ipani.
I9en Sruppen faff bollifdnbig un3in=
selt lein. Ob lie fi6 burhsui6lagen
bermbgen, muB lid balo Seigen.
@lei9seitig miro Die alarmirenoe
Na1ridt perbreitet, baB Die @eiunobeii
bon General @omes, bes Sberfomrnan=
banten Der eSniursenten, berart serriit=
tet iei, baB iein Abiterben In naber 3eii
gu befiir1ten ifebe. gu al Dem berri6e
CUR 3eit bel ben Sniurgetlten Mangel
an 2ebensmitteln unb ibre Pferoe ieien
gum She'll Der @ridDpfung nabe.
Sn tpenigen Sagen oiirfte Der neue
fpaniide General &apitdu, @eneral
Weplor in 9apana eintreffen. ct brinet
unter anoerem aud 1000 pferoe fir
Die Gaballerie nit.
gei gatabanoif Der ipanii6e Srans=
portoampfer uSulia" nit einem 8atail=
ION Sruppen seitranoet. 9ie leBtern,
Die ii1er selanoet tperben fonntell,
i1einen aur nmeebung Der SnIureeil=
ten befimmt 81 Iein. 2ebtere ieben
ihre berheerenbe Rrieesfiibruns fort.
9as Wadertpert Der Staot Matansas
tpuroe UNI $4,000 beiddbigt uro bel
San Mntonio 8anDs muroe elm 8abn=
3u9 bur1 Geuer seritDrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-29

SIN Stem Oorf oes berriidten pu=
Iritantihem ssanatifers &Olebelt iii Is
Ifdon 10 melt gefomnlen, boB Nrbeiter=
|iranen, tDelbe ipdt BON Der Mrbeit beinl=
|febren, perbdftet tueroen, tDenrl iie pbne
|8e9leitling ant Der Gtrabe 9ebell.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-29
Grenrilom attf Oer 6. e. & gS
8nl1tt ttAd) GlcneIattb,

anldBlid Der slusfellung unberfdli6=
ter Nabrungsutittel, unter ben 9luipi
sien Der ,Glebelano Wprlo". SpeSiel
biaieer 6abrpreis ab ubri1spille, Stem
philadelphia, Canal 9oper, Gtrab=
burg u. I. n. Sir ndbere Qustunft
ipenbe man lidb an Den nd1iten Sifet=
gleenten ober on Die GleDelano WDrlb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-29

Siffsmtttel MAIDEN es n,5gIid), folbe &raut.
beiten briefid unb obne baB Der Mrdt ben
Yatienten llnter1udt bat, sn bebanbelii. Muf
iold3e Mrt tperbem Brigbt'ffe yfieremfrnnI'
beit, 8lafenentsiinbung, Dlafenifein iifl0 1ils
oere &ranfbeiten oer 0arnorgdne, VeberIets
ben, Dbspepiie ober Berbaunngebef4 f4iptr.
ben, @aiferfudt unb ntele nnbere, oblle per-
tonltd)e &onfultation beS Mr5teS, erfol9ret9
bebanbelt unb furirt.
gieru6ie Grfhlaffung, mag fie nun BITE
Tolge ibereifrigen Stubiun8, Rummer8 itrtb
Sor9er, @nttanihungeu, ober bon alljn
GROCER Snaniprnhnabme ber 2pmpbgefdbe
ODER Der Bergeuomng Der ebelffen Sdfte beS
&0rpers burd) neroerblihe, In ber Sugenbs
aett angenontn1eme @eiuobnbeiten MrIb 2affer
fetn, tuirb alif brtefltdern Wege erfolgreid
bebanbelt; bic notbpenbigen Ar3neten ,per.
ben ben Yatienten per Yoft ober @rpreB 3u>
seianot. Nian fdretbe nm Trasebosen ober
befd)reibe iein 2eiben, idide elm Gldibden
llrtn sur dle1niiden unteriubang unb leae
10 Gents fir gorto fit etne gebrudte Mb.
hanolun9 Bel, tpeldle Die reprobucirten Ybos
tograpbien urb polltdnbisen Naflen unb
acrefieu elmer Mense BON perionen entbdIt,
bic auf bieie ggeife furirt iuorben finS.
Ibrefie: Worlds Dispensary Medical As
sociation, 6e3 Wsain Ctr, 8ufalo, 81. q.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-29
amr5e u Wotisett.
3nlanh.

3nlanh.
Ser neue eroBe Cceal,oampfer st
gaul" pon Der Nmcrican 2inie, lit an
25. BEL Song Brand, g. s., .auf elmer
Sanobanf aufgeloufen uno lit bis beutO
nod nidt flott sebra6t iporoen.
5n giepelanb itiir3te am Samitae
friib cine 9ampflpribe bur6 eine offent
Orebbriife an Seneca StraBe in Den
Slut. 2 pferoe ertruntsn uno Sprist
3ertriinlnert.
| Sm Stem Sort Staatsirrenbaule in
Pougbfeplie bat ein Sniai1e bas @e=
bdube an 5 .Stellen in Yranb geiteft.
Sic Srren fDnnten nit Wii9e in Si6er=
belt gebra6tperoen.
Sn Glepelano bat am SonItog Mor=
gen Elm grano an SranffDrt StyaBe
Elm 5it6figes @ebdube um $40, 900 Be-
| ibdoi9t.
Sn portsmoutD, O., 1T Die 6ormers
gant gei6lplien moroen +; lie foQ Elm
Sefi5it BON $129, 900 er5eigett.
Sn GentudD iDeint Die gDo6( bes
Sunbesi ienotors cine unm6gli6teit 81
iein.
Sci elmer 6euersbrunit 1T goit Si=
perpoOl, s., iinO II Pferoe Der Sob
len9eleai1oft Derbrannt.
eeSn Spleoo bat Der @i51ang ouf oem
Maumee 6luB 3mei So6e Der eben int
Gau beorifenen neuen 8ritfe tpeogerils
len. S0aoen $50, 900.
Sn MQfiiQon tuuroen W}c@ouaben
unO George 3bprn am Sonntag BON
einem 3u9 itberfabren uno i6per oer=
leBt.
Infer Staatsfenat bat cine llnterIu=
dung Der be1aupteten 5batia6e be-
idlohen, oaB es in @lepelano County,
beamten gebe, tuel9e ibr @ebalt auf
$50 900 per sSa6r bringen.
@nsiann.
Gdn5IiD unertpartet uno pl6blin
farb am Monta9 friib in Berlin Sbeo=
Dor &unpon, Der ameritanii6e 8Ot=
Id)after alt einem 9er5leioen. GunDon
1T Is Sabre ali unb feline 9eimatb III
Neluart, N. 3.
9as Geriitbt zines S0ubbiinoniKes
5tpif9en &uBlano uno Der 3ilrfei bat
leBte WO4e gan5 europa in yeunrubi=
gung oerleBt. 9as Geriidt lei inoei=
len grunolos, beibt es ieBt.
Sci einen 8rano in Der 8ibliot6et
i'm &onie5I6loB in Berlin iinO nnerz
ieblibe lateinii6e unb griehii6e Werte
unO oiele @emdloe 3erit0rt poroen.
Sn Mann0eim 1T Der Su66dnoler
Sauer pe9en S6uloen fii@tig ge9an=
gen.
Ser oeutI6e 8unoesratb lieB i'm
Rei9stae Die @rfldrung abqeben, baB
er feline SilberfDnferen5 einberufen per=
be.
en @lberfelo lit bon Der goli3ei Elm
Qnar6iitenneit ausgeboben wOroen.
Sir bic 8ererbBeruns ber beutI6en |
6lotte miro INNER trQftiger in 9euti6= |
lanb propaganoa gena9t. Man ihld9t |
pOr, es nit elmer 9lnleibe bon 800 Mil=
lionen Marf 81 MAIDEN.
9as @eriidt bonn Giiftritt bes Gan3=
lers 9obenlobe tritt INNER beitimmter
auf.
SIM proseB Sammertein 1T Der
na6 9merita peribtuunoen. |
Sin &ieienoenfmal ioa fir 8ismarf
auf Dem Gnieberge, an Der NorbgrenSe
Observation-Disclosures erri6tet weroen.
Sn Sransbaal lit alles rubig Die |
sefan9enen Nmerifaner limb bis auf ei= |
nen entlahen porben.
eyn elmer Silberbebatte i'm beutIden |
&ei1stag bat Der Silberling Garoorff |
ben niirttenbereiiden Nbgeoroneten |
Yartb vinfamen 2iigner" genannt, mo=
rauf Oieler nit yllnberiddmtbeit" ent=
gegnete. @rpBe glufregung ein 9uell |
auf pifDlen bat gartb abgelebnt.
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Ge;4 90 csohrett hohpu Aie Npn,

y Geit 90 sSabrea baben Die Demp=
traten ibre prdfiDentihafts= =Gohoi0aten
aus Gep Yprf genommen Seymour,
Oreeleb. 9ilben, Oancod iillo Glepe=
Lamb. Sn ben Z Wahlfdmpfen iparan
|{ie uur slpeimal erfoIgreid. Mon pro-
|!bire Is einmdl nit bem Welten.
Mefbote.
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Mir t0sinen llnb iDerben gud
nur rein iuollene gn3iiae bon iolibeliem
@toffe liefern gutter @dpitt gorlrl-
tirt. Spbn y. QobD, gonol Gober.
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Dr.PIERCE'S
PLEASANT
PELLETS

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Serbauunssbeidtperben, Gufifoben, 600.
brennen uno dbnlihe St5rnnsen Der Sober,
Ses Dtasens unb Der Gingetpeibe.
GinmaI gebrandf, iian iie iietS uiehcr
trillfomnten.
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G5en,i i@e amaIbie
urtb eine for0fdlfi0e mt
froifopii6e unterjsie
dung bes Trims iif eiIse

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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-03-05
HOOKING VALLEY
RID GE WORKS
LANCASTER, OHIO.
8NJAMiN E. DUN, Proprietor.
Feb. 4. '92-tf.

Don't you want a Pool or
Billiard Table? Bott Bros,
Columbus, Ohio, will sell
them on easy payments. also
Bar fixtures, Billiard supplies
&c
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-03-05
Old Sty1e-New Style.

In place of the old wooden dock,
covered by temporary sheds which
now di>feure the water fronts of oul
cities, this company build solid, in.
destructible piers. on which perma
ment iron, stone or brick buildings
are put up just the same as on land
New York City's revenue will be
greatly enlarged by this vast increase
OF taxable property on these nex
piers.
The United States Government
spent about S10,000,O00 in deepen.
ing the entrance to the Mississippi to
divert tidal action by old style work,
which will be supplanted i'll future by
the Railway and Dock Construction
Company's system. 100000 has
already been expended on the two
Immense jettics in the bay at Calves,
ton; they are simply loose re K
dumped in the water, forming a pyr-
amid 100 feet wide at the bottom,
tapering to 10 at the top above the
water. Each jetie is about four
miles long. The Railway and Dock
Construction Company build indcs-
tructibe jetties of same Size at bottom
as the top and save this enormous
waste of stone and labor.
In addition to all these immense
profits the plans of the r. q ID. G.
Co. call for an expenditure of about
SlO,OOO,00O to deepen the channel
at Sandy Hook. The L. S. Govern
ment can well afford to spend this
SUM to benefit the vast commercial
interests of the port of New York.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-03-05

headed fiBancier; Hon. Thomas Mur.
phv, ex -Senator-tha famous Collec-
tor of the port of New York under
President l.. S. Grant: the eminent
lawyer II. a. B. Dayton, Esq, Coun-
sci of the company, 322 Broadway.
New York; Eugene Harvey, banker.
Drextel Building. Philadelphia, Pa.
X. NJ. Scarborough. Esq. capitalist,
West Hurley. New York; George d..
Hillyard, contractor, New York: W.
a. Cbilds. Of the Calumet and Hecla
Go. per Co, Calumet, Michigan:Edw
a. Wilson, broker, New York; Geo.
Il. Shelhorn, Receiver Montgomery.
Tuscaloosa and Memphis Railway
Co, Montgomery. Ala; Y. carryer.
of the Canadian Pacific Railroad Co,
Field. B. C.. canadq; Howard Swine
ford, ofSwineiord & Co., Richmond,
Va; w. NJ. Shipp. cashier Huguenot
Bank, New Platz, NY: G. +. Har-
wood, Cashier Rockville National
Bank, Rockville, Conn, and other
prominent gentlemen.
The Railway and Dock Construct
ion Company has an absolutely mo-
nopoly and its earnings will increase
with the steady growth Of commerce
and of railroads.
The secret of making money is in
the old Greek proverb "KAIRON
GNOTHI7 (KNOW YOUR OP-
PORTUNITY. THE New York
Mercury.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-03-05
requiring continual replacement 4
great expense.
Certainty of Profit.

There is an enormous demand fnl
indestructible piles in the construct
ion of piers, jetties, docks, bulkhcads,
breallwaters, foundations for bridge
piers, etc.
Applications are pouring in from
engineers, contractors and railway
ofio ials all over the United States.
These men are quick to see the Ger
taiaty Of profit. They are perhaps
better able to Judge than others be
cause, out OF a total of 1891 railroads
373 of these railway companies are
now preparing TO build 20,547 miles
of new railroad. 5000 miles are now
being graded or are under contract:
the great superiority Of the Railway
and Dock Construction Co.'S patent
pile in solid, substantial, indestruct-
ible trestle work is causing the de-
mand ia this special field.
Many negotiations now pending
will create an immense demand for
the stock and cause it to sell at a very
high figure.
Prominent banker says: "The pub
lie ought to buy this stock now be-
fore the price goes mp, for, by secur-
ing some of the stock now at 10. they
can share in the great profits of de-
velopment and will more than quad
ruple their capital very soon as the
above are only a few of the many
sources Of earnings that will cause
Railway and Dock Construction stock
TO rise to high price.
The very moderate estimate of
earnings pays 40 percent dividend on
stock costing only $40 per share
without counting in any profits on
contracts with the L. S. Government
or New York City. When any Of
these contracts are closed the stock
will sell at 500 very quickly.
There will be spent by the City of
New York in reconstructing a small
part of the city water front about
s3,O00,0OO per year for many years
to come. In a private conversation
Hon. j. Sergeant Cram, Ex-President
Of Board of Dock Commissioners
said: "There is an immense fortune
in this company's system of construct
ion."
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-03-05

TO advertise our College
We will give a thorough
course of instruction IL double
and single entry BooK-keep-
ing ard ommercial Arith.
metic, by mail,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-03-05

No Mileage Ticket Equals it! The Buckeye
Ticket.
covers more mileage than any in
Interchangeable mileage ticket now
on sale. 1t is good over the entire
B Il o system west of Pittsburgh;
The Erie Lines West of Salamanca;
The Big -Four System; The Is. Il o.
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The price is $50, good one year.
Ask agents c. II. v. d r.. Ry, for
lcaflet giving full list of railroads
covered, or address W. II. Fisher,
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HERE'S YOUR CHANCE
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Road Notice..
March 2nd, 1896,

Notice Is hereby given that petition will
he presented to the Commissioner. of Hook
ing county, ut their next session
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-03-05
Even Bear Spectators Buy

"
Not only the bulls but even the
very best judges ofvalues,old shrewd
bear operators on the stock exchange,
are aware of its solid intrinsic merit
and magnificent future and conf
deutly predict that this one deal
alone will put r. & ID. c. stock up to
$3.50 a share-and other large con-
tracts Will follow.
Many leading marine engineers and
experts say: "This company's System
of construction must come into uni
versal use in building all improve
meDts i'll river and BARRIERS. Powerful
influences that will push this project
in Congress mill cause an active,
booming speculation in the stock;
sn influential lobby and important
railway, banking apd political inter
ests are in line for this purpose.
Inxestsrs can buy the stock at SO
per share, in lots to suit, from the
financial agents of the Company,
Messrs. Geo. w. Dunn & Co., Bank
ers, 2 Wall Street, New York. Non
residents can remit to them for shares
by check, draft, money order, regis
tered letter, or by express, or have
the stock certificate ent by express
C. @. d.
The price will be advanced shortly
The officials and large stockholders
are we'll known practical financlcrs
and business men, whose names are
at once a synonym for trustworthy,
capable management and a guarantee
that any stock In which they invest
is safe, solid and very profitable.
Among them are George W. Dunn,
Eco. President of the company, head
Of the banking house of Geo. W.
Dunn & Go, New York, and president,
director and trustee of,other CORPORA
tinns; he has been prominent in Wall
Street for % years as a careful. level !
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praying for the laying out and establish ment
| of a County road on the following line to-
wit: Beginning at the center OF the county
ROad ~ here the road cross) near the resi-
dence OF Mary r.. Dawl-y, widow of Hur-
risOn Dawley deceRSed, and on the lands OF
the h eirs of said Harrison Dawley deceased.
in fractional lot No. Lin section 81 township
IL. Range II In Ward township, Hooking
county. ohio, and running on the wa .On
road now used rs public roH,i (brt not
regularly laid t,eaSt to the point where said
wagon road crosses the east line OF said Sec
tion "a thence in an ea>terly direction to II
point in Functional lot No ? in Section 90
Township and Range aforesaid where said
travel wagon road passes under the railroad
on the Sand Run Branch of the Columbus,
IIOcking Valley & Toledo Railroad thence
I'm an eaStery direction along the
north side OF said IEilroad and par
allel and near thereto to II point in the
county road near the present residence of
Henry i'.roby near sand Run village IN said
section Is, township Is. rnhge II and there to
end. Said proposed road passes through the
lands OF the heirs of HaIrisnn Dawley, Cor
neIiS Mills, the heirs OF Alma Donaldson
Perry yDtwley .SarahA Dawley the devisces OF
Harriet Dawiey, deceased, Annis WiIt,nnd
Marion Nutter.
WEBSTER DAWLEY
January % \ II. 1895. Principal Petitioner.
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