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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23
RLENHEIM. Cal

BLENHEIM, Gal
Gear Editress: l received the badge in fine
condition, and 1 was very glad to get it as
could hardly wait for the mail to come in.
shall now tell you about my pet rooster jim
my. He was the only chicken that Matched
out OF certain setting Of eggs, SO we raised
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23
SAN FRANCISCO, May II.

Dan FRANCISCU, MHy II.
Dear Editress: As have not written for some
time thought would write to-day. l have been
sick for two weeks. Would you please tell me
if am u member of C. R. c.? If am shall
send for the badge. think it is very pretty
and wish could get ten OF them. Last Sum
day went out to Stow Lake and spent the
day there. l fed the little ducks out of my
HAND They followed the boat in which was
all over the lake. Yours truly,
BEcKIE LORETTA HEINo &C. r. CO.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23

planned problems so carefully that she
could not help but understand.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23

By hov'ring DER the crate full fire
Or by it sitting round.
So pas led the day-dark, gloomy, colds
And duh for every one;
1t seemed so sadly out OF place,
This day without SUM-
Original. NJ. EVA NAyoNE &C. r. Co.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23
Exchanges Received.
er-Writers.

Harper's Round Table, Youths Companion
and Golden Days.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-30
Sonoerbarc @riftcn3en.

las Sammeln bon &egenpiirmern
iuiro in Der llmgegenb Der beuti6en
&ei6sbauptitaot I'M SOmmer bon elmer
aroBen Nnsabl BON 9euten 9eraOeSu be-
rufsmGBig betrieben. lin Die ieBiee
3eit tOmmen Die Sammler, bic slimeilt
an Der Sberlpree mphncn, nit ibren
6amilienangebOrigen alIabenbli6 qua
iammen unb biloen elm Gonlortium BON
etiua 100 9erionen. Sieielben baben
ibre beItimmten YlGbe, mo ite allidbrli6
iammeln uno betreiben oas 8ei6dft
senohenI9aitli6. 8roBe 2ieroinlam.
pen perfen ibr bellies 2i9t iiber ben 30.
ben uno emii9 iuden bic Sammler bic
Wiirmer auf bic oft in unbeimli9er
W(en9e auf benz Sooen 1erumtrabbeln.
Die Seute tennen aud elm Wittel unb
fueroen oatlclbe an, UNI bic @iirmer aus
Der Grbe gu loden. Die geIammte Seute
elmer Naft, allerbin9s bon mebreren
Pldben, betrd9t ourdi6nittli6 3 bis 4
eentner. S%eionbsrs beliebt sum Sam.
meln 1T bic 8e9enb UNI S6mOdtpiB,
pie and um @ernsborf. 6riib Wor-
gems fabren Die Sammler nit ben eriten
3ii9en uieoer mad Sauie uno nur eini9e
liefern Die %9eiammelte Saeobeute an ben
geipini9ten Stellen ab. Sas 8el6Gft
tpitelt lid tets 9latt ab, oenn Die Na9s
frage mad Der Waare lit nod INNER
9rOBer, als oas gngebot. Sin fernerer
lonoerbarer @rperbsSueis, Der ebenfalls
berufsmdbi9 BON eini9en 2euten betrie=
ben wiro, lit bas Sammelen BON @lmei=
i~eneiern OOer ri6ti9er 4meiienpuppen.
Sieie Seute lieeen taeaus taeein i'm
g8aloe, tennen ale a~meiienbaufen uno
pliinoern bieielben r%egelmdBi9 Speimal,
nobel iic nit elmer mertmiiroi9en @s=
i6idlidteit perfabreu. Sic meroen als
9enein II yWalomcniden" genannt.
Sbr Iusieben III penig Der%traueneripe=
deno, obf6on lie gang barmlos iino.
Sas GufDerien zines Nmeiienbaufens
mub bliBidneQ 9ei9sben. sic perrif.
ten Aaes nit ben Sdnoen allein, uno
oieie baben oaour9 elm taft Trademarks
9es Gusleben erbalten. Sas 8ei6dft
ndbrt aber ieinen Wann, oenn elm tii6.
tiger uno geiibter -Walbmeni9" brin9t
IS I'M Sommer auf elnen tdgli6en 0er-
oienit bis 5u a9t Mart.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-30

- Sin gutter men6 d. Der
0oftor WiiIer, Der rteue 4rSt, i6eint
elm febr sutes Sera gu babsna" rSas
ftimmt; ipenn gum 8eifpiel nal Elm
@eIunber nit elmer ein9ebilbeten
4ranfbeit fommt. lGbt er ibn geiunb."
= S9neibig. = nSeben Serr
lieutenant briiben bic blutiunge 8dz
roneFe? Seren Sers slei9t nod eiz
mem tiiblsn, bon fsinem 2uftbau9 be-
pegten @aFerfpiegel." = raeb =
ilei6 NAL als gDtlon '%reinfabren!"
$ i'm &c Dbl t. Srau (eines
patisrtenloisn @atten): nDas2 Su
tpiaIt mir etipas iasen2 Su bait ia
ni6t einmal in Der Spreditunbe mas
su reben!"
S9etnburer Dibers
fpru9. .Su glaubit, bab bic Glteite
Sotter bes 9antiers ertraerobe Wtitz
gift triest2~ ~Sa, bic 1T 10 biibi4
bGbli9!"
Sosbaft. 0i9tsr: rRun.
baben Sic benin mein Stiid gut porbe'
r%eitet." Director: rSapobl, fdmmtlis
DE HOtbaussGnse iinb repioirt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-30
Sas &atbiel bcs 8eibes.

rSa, meiu Serren," iaste Der Steus
srratb, has Weib 1T Elm Rdthiel unh
ipirb IS etpig bleiben."
Die anberen nidten. Sur Der Sbers
Iebrer lGd)elte unb iaste: nDas mid
betrifft, 10 babe i9 bus HGtbiel bes
Wsibes gelDit!"
4a9emeines Stauneu.
vRenommiit," brummte Der Imtsa
ridter.
r@enn Sic %srlauben, beri9te i9
Sbnen ="
n@9 per peiB. nel9' pbiloiopbis
i9es Spftem sic uns ba auftiiden
ipplen!" iparf Der @mtsri6ter elm.
rNi9ts berglei6en. nur cine tleine
@sididte."
Damn i9ieben Sic los"
SD mar Sauslsbrer auf etnsm
@ute, befen 8eiiBer ni6t tpenieer als
feds rei5enbe &inber fein eisen ann
tie. Die r~eisenbfte mar uber - fir
mid ~ipenigitens = @eroa, bic dlteite,
b. b. ite pal a9taebn Sabre alt. Sd
nabm meine Qufeabe als 2ebrer Der
&inber febr ernft unb beI9dftigte mid
ni6t nur in ben llnterridts ltunben
nit linen. @n einem Minterabeno lab
i9 nit ben &inbern Inn ben Sdmiliens
tifa unb CAB ibnen RGtbiel auf. Der
@utsbeiiber unb feline 5rau befanben
ii6 in Der Na9bdrf9aft gum Seiu6.
SrGulein 9srba mar zines llntpoblz
ieins tpegen gu Sauie geblieben. als
id mid 10 NIT ben &inbern bei9Gfz
tiate, fam ie baSu unb lieb ii9 bur4
bic RGtbiel 10 feIeln, baB iie nit gu
rdtben begann. Run piini6te ld,
bdb ale ainber ii9 beim Ratben be-
tbeiligen %iolten, bdber bate i9 angez
prbnet, boh jebes Sinh. peldes bic
auflDiuns %sefunben gu baden gluubte,
fie mir in's Sbr f~liiitern muBte. Grit
nenn ale seratben butten, tpurbe bic
ri4ttee 4uflOfung laut pertinbigt.
Run leeten ii9 aber einSelne Der
tleinen S9lau6erger auf's 2uui6en
unb erbai6ten bic 20iung, ipenn lie
mir sugefliiItert lpurbe. 9aber muBte
Elm umitdnbli8eres @srfabren eingez
fiibrt perbsn. Sd sing nit benz gIiid<
liden @rrdtber in's Neben5immer uno
IieB mir bic 26Iung mittbeilen. 3uz
IeBt CAB aud 9erba Rdtbiel auf, unb
id muBte natiirli9 mitratben. Sic
pGblte ibr RGtbiel DEFENDERS i9ipierig,
trobbem fanb i9 bic 2Diung.
ngtun, pie beibt iie2" fragte Serbia.
,Sugen sic lie mir ins Sbr."
nIein, nein," idrieen ale 8inber,
.tpir baben ia aussemd9t, baB in8
Nebsnsimmer gegan9en perben muB."
Dem v8pltspiIen" fiigte ii9 Ser
ba = err0tbenb, benin bic Nebenituhe
mar bunfel, unb sic tperben es perites
ben, meine Serren, bab i9 mid ni6t
begnii9te, ibr bic Qufloiung ibres
2dtbfels in's DIR gu fliiitern, ionbern
aud ie gu tiiHen."
Limb Iie i9rie ni6t9"
.Nein, benn ih fragile iie 9lei93eitig.
Oh iie meine Srau iperben tuolle."
.Samit baben sic anerotngs oas
vRGtbIel bes Weibes" getDIt unb Spar
bpppelt," CAB Der amtsri9ter gu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-30
@ie battle bas @erbredsn aeltanSen.

sic battle bas @erbre6en geItanben,
unb i9 bd6te an msihen @ib. Sd ses
babte Der Witttpe unb ibrer @ngIt. Sd
eeba9te Der &inber bic in iener i9redz
li9en Ra6t 5u Daiien ~setpprben pas
rem. Sd geba4te 9eOrs @regorps, pie
er in ieinem Dilute uuf benz 8pben lag.
Sd mar gu feinem RG9er auserfoz
rem, unb iein @eiit CAB mir Muth, bas
gu bollbringen. mas i'd poGbringen
mubte.
S9neG Dffnete i9 bic Sbiire unb lief
auf bic Strabe binab.
3ufGaig ipdr Der erite. Der mir be-
gegnete, elm Setettib aus 2pnbon, nit
benz i'd einise Sage porber iiber bic ses
beimniBpplle @rmorbung 9eorg Sres
eorD's geiprohen bate.
Sd ersriff ibn am @rme.
nSie Srau, pel9e @eorg @regorp
srmorbet bat, befinbet ii9 in ienem
3immer," raunte ih ibm gu. sd babe
9etpeiIe unb ibr @eItGnbnib."
Sinh sic toa setpprben!" rief er.
nOds ut ia Senora Wfarlds 2Sopz
nung."
.Senord Wariu 1T bic R0rberin,
unb i9 tperbe in turser 5riit toa iein,"
sripiberte i9.
9arauf fiel i6 befpubtlos gu 8o<
ben, unb elm snGbiges 0unfel uno
8er9eHenbeit umfingen MIDI.
Sic Iturb. Mebr peib i9 ni6t gu
Iager. Sbre Sdulb tparb ibr berpieien,
aud traatete Ie t~einespess burna9. lie
gu perbeblen.
Bon 8inbbeit an gemein. mar lie
bann ebrlos geporbsn unb Mitglieb
elmer RGuberbanbe. 4ber Id lisbte iie,
unb lie liebte mid. Sas babe i9 ME
psrgeTen. Sieies @eiidt perfplst mid,
iebt ba i9 bas 9plblanb bur6itreife.
adtlos an isinem @olOe poriibergebe
unb muir barauf beoa6t bin, ben @nz
bid jeber Srau gu meiben. SIS fpiro
mid mein 9anaes Geben finbud per>
folgen, Bis i'd enbli6 in irsenb einem
fsrnen Simmelftri9 CUR efpisen Rube
singegangen fein perbe.
Sd tperbe ME rubig bariiber iperben
f0nnen, baB i'd bic ein5ige Srau, bic i'd
ie geliebt, benz Sobe peihte. Sd liebte
lie unb iiebe lie mod, pbgleid tie 10
idle9t mar : bic perlporfene WtDrbsz
rim SeIora Muriu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-30

Sanb, Der fpiirbe in ibm ipobl taum
ben birtuoien 8Diepi6t bermutbet
boben, ben er tpenige Sage 5uppr uuf
Der 8iibne seieben. limb tper nad BEN
8egrdbniB in bic fleine 8ebauiuns
befTelben Mannes setreten pdre. unS
bu geIeben bate, pie er bic tleine Glos
ttlbe in ben @rmen belt unb ibr blonz
bes 2pdentOpf9en ftrei9eIte, 10 cart
unb limb pie cine Mutter, Der bate
erft redt ni9t ben alien @rieper in
ibm errdtben. @ber er tpar's trDbbem,
unb bis beute 1T er benz &iEbe Elm
liberdler, 5drtlider Batter seblteben.
lleber benz Sofu aber, inmitten alIerlei
pertpeltter unb perblabter Reminiscen.
Sen feiner 8iibnentriumpbe, bdnet bds
~le6ensgreBe portrait ieines ebemuligen
Rebenbublers, Der Rabmen umflort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-30
Iabler=8 eiisn mad tlaiiiiden Muiteru,
Bon 5bettla goenfelo.
(S6iner.)

Bon 9bettla goenfelo.
(S9iaer.)
&iibn in 9aui6 unb 8osen
Sur9 bas fernIte Sbal,
&pmmt Die Maio geflogen
@uf benz Hpb ppn Stabl.
Stpls 1T ibr 9ebabren,
Sreubis ftrablt ibr Bid,
SrGumenb BON 9efubren
Spfft iie auf bas Slid.
Ser5en gu beStpingen
Su9t lie uletpeil;
MDg' es ibr selingen,
SrDbli9 gu n4a Seil!"
(Ssine.)
9u biit, o tupf're DAME
Ser Rabler &%Dntgin,
Sd ieb bid an unb Debmutb
&ommt leis mir in ben Sim.
Mir lit, als OBJ id gum Simmel
Sont' beten fir oein Slid,
auf bab BON jeber 4usfabrt
Stets bell ou febrit auriid!
(9oetbe.)
Sreubppn, Dor Cuff ton
Sibt f. auf benz Sab,
@ile pbn' Weile
5Gbrt fie auf benz 9fab.
Senfen unnDtbte,
Sk Sabrtunit nur abelt,
@fiidli9 alein 1T
Die Sungfrau = bic RABBIT!
Grid, Daener.)
Stable muir rebli6, bu roIige Mdib,
Sreibeit unb Srobfinn fiibrft bu in
9eleit', =
@anbre nur tponnis burd @alb uni
bur9 Selb,
@riibs bic srpBe, bic elorrei9e Welt!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-30
slnno oajumaI.

rSerr Sauptmann, bic Serre mD6te
einriide, peil's gar 10 mad Resen aus
f9aut. Der Suber bat I9on sinen
Sropfen auf bic Raj betommen!"
aRa, ubsr tpesen benz biFel RE
gen -"
nauds mer liebsr elm, Serr Sduptz
mann. iunit laufe fe na6ber pieber
ben edn5en Spmmer init bic ~perroItete
9eipebr u%mdndno'."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-30
SprH6er!
Bon Opaibp Sod.

Bon Waibp Sod.
lleber blGtterloie Ranten
Rai9elt Left Der Winb oabtn.
SerbItestraurige 9ebanten
3ieb'n mir bitter bur4 ben Sinn -.
Seine Rofe min mebr gliiben
8Iei9e @itern ieb' i9 nur;
Irmes, biifteleeres 8liiben
Sobten 9liidss lebte Spur.
Sobt, pobin bic lusen i9psifen,
ales, mas Der 2ena gebar,
limb i'd tann es tdum begreifen,
DAB es einmal Sriibling mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-30

@tnfu9er. 81: ,Meine
Srau fault ni9t mebr in Sbnma6t,
penn i'd ibr elm &leib abi9lase." g.:
rgtlio turirts" o.: ~9os ni6t, fe
fdat slsi4 = iiber mid ber!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-30

@ie oft f9on batten ii6 bic 8eiben
lns9ebeim SuseI 9poren, bas iple ibre
Iebte Saiion SuiGmmen iein. fpenn
pieber einmul ibr 8erbGltniB beipEz
bers unleioli6 setporben mar. Dies
Bef9ub setpDbnli4, lpenn Der Sine
iiber ben 4noern tiinItleriid triumz
pbirt bate. @inmaI, ais Selbte BON
ieinen 9etpunOerern unb SreuROen.
pm abenb elmer auffiibruns, in Der er
ben Don Carlos, cine ieiner 2tsbz
lingsrollen, nit beipnberem grfolJ
Befpielt, nit einem 2orbesrtran5 be-
ba6t tporben mar, bd fannte Der Snz
grimm ieines R%ebenbablers feline
BrenSen mebr, bsnn ibm, Der ben falts
lntrisirsnOen 9pminitaner gu ipielen
bate, mar taum irgenbpel6er Behalf
besollt tpprben. Oils er bann in Ieiner
Stammtneipe, benz 9petbe=gafe an
Der 8enbolpb Street, aud nod aus
benz Wunbe zines 8etdnnten bic Dorte
%pernabm: Der Selbte bat beute9lbeno
ipirtli4 9rOBartig geIpielt |" ba
brummte er Dor ii9 bin: rSumbug /!
Bebut9ert bat er bic i9Dne Roae!"
irnb feBte iid bann fdpeigeno unS
nit 5prnig sefalteter Stirn an ieinen
sifd, mo er ben i~tarten Puni9 bless
nal quarttpeiIe trant. limb renn man
ibn Direct frug iiber ben Nebenbublsr,
bann bemertte 9rieper 9etp01nli9 nur:
r@r peritebt niGts - nur bic 2arbe
bat er, bas lit qlles. &ber freili6,
fir Sud &erIe ipieIt er nod INNER
put senug!"
M~ertpiiroig bel alIebem mar cs,
baB bic 8eioen augenI6einlid famos
BuIammenfpielten = @iner I6ten ben
Mnberen gu infpiriren. auf bic ber=
kil9s. itOlae Miene. bic tonigIi4en
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-05-20
Hess-Parker.

Married at high noon at the beau
tiful home of the brides parents on
Orchard street, Wednesday May 18th,
by Rev. ]. F. Williams, Mr. Charles
H. Hess, of the firm of Woodstock,
Hoefer & Co. wholesalers of watches
and jewellery, Kansas City, Mo. and
Miss Cora May, the hansome and ac-
complished daughter of Mr.and Mrs.
Amos Parker.
After the ceremony in the presence
of the immediate relatives and few
invited guests bountiful aud ex-
cellent dinner was served.
Mr.. Hess and wife will leave the
last of the week for Kansas City, via
St. Louis, where they will make their
future home.
They were presented with many
valuable and useful presents.
The SENTINEL with their many
friends, extends our most hearty con-
gratulations, and also thank them for
IA bountiful supply of cake as printers
fee.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-05-20
MAXVILLE.

The oil fever has at last reached
our township, and no less than five
different companies leased, last week
all the land they could. get in our
vicinity. AS consequence of the
oil excitement, Natural gas has been
in abundance in Maxville. In oul
township, without a railroad, we
must have something of that kind to
help the farmer to pay his, at pres.
ent, excessive taxation, more so as
the advance agent of promised pros
perity has thus far failed to appear.
Memorial services will be held in
the NJ. E. Church of our village, on
Sunday the 3Oth inst. 1890 am. and
on the following Monday our G. A,
R. Post will join the Post at Logan
in Memorial exercises.
Frank SchIegetter and wife OF
Logan, visited our village last Sun
day.
Rev. George Orndof, formerly of
our vicinity preached an excellent
sermon here last Sunday afternoon.
Chris Welty, living just beyond
the western border of our township,
in Hooking county, was buried at
Harvey Chapel last Sunday, aged
So years.
The A. Goodlive robbery is still
shrouded in mystery.
The one-half Of corn is not yet
planted.
We had light frost on the night
of the 18th. Apples promises yet
fair harvest; cherries are very few;
peaches are gone. Grass and wheat
are in good condition.
Our roads are more hole-y than
righteous.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-05-20
Excursion to Co1um bus, O.
Friday, May 21.


The G. Fl. V. & T. Ry. will sell
excursion tickets to Columbus and
return on May 81 at the low rate of
one fare the round trip. Here is an
opportunity to visit friends and at
tend High School Day exercises at
the Ohio University. All tickets good
returning May 22nd. All trains Of
9. FL. V. 81 7. Ry. arrive and depart
from the Union Station in Colum us
from which point electric cars can be
taken to all parts of the city. See
agents for particulars.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-05-20
Christian EndeavOr.

The following program has been
prepared for the second meeting of
the Hooking County Christian En-
deavor Union. The meeting will be
held at Coles Chapel, May %, 1897.
FORENOON SESSION.
/. Devotional Exercises-10:30 to II.
2. Paper H. C.Briley, ,Carbonhill, O.
3. Local Christian Endeavorism,-
What is it?-Mrs. Rob't. Longstreth,
Union Furnace, O.. I
4. Home Missions and the Boards
Miss Ruth Rochester, Logan, O.
5. Music-Junior C.E. of Mt. Zion.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
]. Declamations:
(a) Robin Rochester,
(b) Florence Pond,
(c) Harry Harrington,
(d) Fred Naile.
2. Paper-T. j, Wallace.
8. Foreign Mission Work -Minneta
McCray, Logan, o.
4. Paper-Miss Ida Groves, Carbon
Hill, o.
5. The Relation of the G. E. Move
ment to Christian Progress-Marshall
Harrington, Logan, o.
We hope to make this meeting
of great profit to the G. E. work of
the country.
The attendance from the various
churches should be large, and it is ex-
pected that many who attend may
come prepared to take some part in
the discussions.
R. E. Rayman,
Committee G, S. Briley
Rev. Essex.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-05-20
For Sale.

A farm Of Al acres, two and one
half miles north of Baltimore, Fair
field county, Ohio. Improvements
good, good soil; desirable farm,
come and see or address,
H. L. TAYLOR,
Baltimore, Ohio. Feb. 11-3m.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-05-20
Memorial Day Committee.

Decorating Hall-C.L Smith, G.G
Gage, G. w. Krinn, Mrs. 1. Kont
ner, Mrs. D. III. Miller, Mrs. DR..
Williams, Mary Rowlby.
Programs. H. Bright. WV. Nc.
Donald.
Music-G.G, Gage, J. T. Sanderson
R.F. Price, Mrs. J. T. Sanderson,
Mrs. John Vale, Mrs. w. S. Lari.
mer, Miss Allie Toole.
Marking Graves-R. o.. Kittsmiller,
Joe Collins, John Selb.
Reception. T.McCormick, ". j.
Ryan, W.H.Weitzel.
Finance-W. III. Martin, Jacob Fox,
H.Hultz, Smith, J.L.Sterling,
]. Voris, Sam st. Clair, NJ. V. In
boden.
Children-B. G. McManigal, Misses
Irma Stinchfield, Blanch Martin,
Johana Thomas, Ollie Rochester.
Flowers-Sabbath School Children.
Button-hole Boquets-Womans Re-
lief Corps.
Firing Squad
The first name on each committee
will act as chairman.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all the people of Logan and vicinity
to meet with us on Monday, May 81
1897, to participate in Memorial Day
exercises. Address in afternoon at
Opera House by Col. j. T. Younker.
BY order of Committee,
J. w. Strentz,
B.C'McManigal,
WIS. Larimer.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1897-05-20

npv1lM ssS sAe'T DRUNKENNESS
~s sOssa eursdin 10 to 90 days. Nc Pay till cured.
DR.. j. L. STEPHENS. LEBANON. OHIO.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS

The following is a list of letters remaining
ten days uncalled for in the Logan Post office
OH May 20.
Lucy Clark,
Perry Evans,
Tennie Defenbaugh,
Ada B. Tigner,
Safrona Hartman,
M. B. Hartman,
Marion Bell,
Maggie Schrader,
Anna Snyder.
After ten days from date. the letters will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Persons calling for the above should say
'adver tised" and give date of Sentinel in
which list appears
LEWIS GREEN, p. NJ.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Accounts and Vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court of Hooking County, Ohio,
for Third Partial settlement:
7. J. Brown,
administrator of
Jane Ball, deceased,
and the samewill come on for hearing on tn e
9th day of June, 1897 at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. or as soon thereafter as may be conve-
Dient. J.B. RIASON,
May 18th W. Probate Judge
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CEDAR GROVE.

CEDAR GROVE, Ohio, May IS, 1897.
Sabbath School at Chapel Hill il
doing well, H. A. Gorden and Johl
Moore Supt's.
There will be baptizing at Pine
Grove the 9th of next month.
Rev. Prior of Glbisonville visited
II. A. Gordon's last Monday.
Mrs. Lydia Rose visited her aged
mother last Sunday.
| Miss Nora Clendenning called OF
her many friends at Bloomingvillt
| last Saturday.
Rev. Clendenning made a business
trip to Walnut Grove, Vinton county
last week.
Mr.. o. F. Pitcher Of McArthur
made this Office business call last
Friday.
There Will be preaching at St.John
next Sunday at 10 am. and at Pine
Grove at p. m. by Rev. Clenden-
ming.
Jasper Allen of tlesbora, attended
church at Chapel Hill last Sunday.
Lewis Bowser one of our mail car
riers who has been visiting friends
in Indiana, has returned home in
company with his sister Eva.
Clarance Stone and Miss Ida lies
of Bloomingville passed through our
village euroute to Logan.
Sheep shearlng seems to be the
order of the day.
DEFERRED
The Sabbath School at St. John is
progressing nicely under the manage
ment OF CIV. Culp.
Miss Nora Clendening daughter
of Rev. Clendening, after an extend
ed visit of eight months in Columbi-
ana county, has again returned to our
village.
Minnie Beery of South Blooming
vile, visited Miss Clendenning last
Friday.
Miss Mary Lynn of this place, is
visiting her brother at Haydenville.
Several of our citizens attended
the funeral of Mr.. Kuhn's infant
child at Prospect; Rev. Clendenning
officiating.
Miss Ida Morse of Laurel township
is in the employ of Mrs. Lonnie Old
field.
Mrs. D. E. Rose, who has been
visiting friends in Kingston, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. Adison Satyr of Ross county,
made this Office a pleasant call last
Friday.
Homer Kitch of Pine Valley, WIS.,
tied friends at this place last week.
H. A. Gorden and family visited
A. G. Stiveson of Laurel Tp., last
-Patronize the Logan Steam
Laundry.
"A. c. Upton is handling bicycles
good ones cheap.
C. o. Weed, Proprietor of the
Logan Steam Laundry guarantees
all work done by him.
"A. G. Upton is handling bicy
,les-the low price will cause you
o want one-buy one-enjoy Que.
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CIV, Schwenke, Ag't. Logan, g.
Daily. Daily except Sunday sleeper
attached P Parlor Car.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court of Hooking County, Ohio,
for sixth partial settlement of George W.
Klinger administrator debonis non, of John
KIinger and the same will come on tor hear
ing on the
IL day of June, 1897, at 10 o'clock
nient.
May 20-3w. J.B.RIASON, Probate Judge.
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Logan School Examiners Meeting.

The Board OF School Examiners of Logan
Village will hold regular meetings for the
Examination of applicants Teachers Certi6-
Gates on the Third Wednesday of February ,
April June, August October and Decenber at
the Office of the SCperenteDdent, in the
school Building of said Village. Examine
tiOns begin at $50 A. NJ. (standard) of each
day,
By Order of Board of Ex.
o. w. H Wright, Pres.
K, E. Rayman. CLERK.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following Ac
counts and Vouchers have been FLED in the
Probate Court OF Hooking County. Ohio for
second partial settlement Jeremiah lies
guardian of Estelia M. lies, minor. and
The same will come on for hearing on the
[12 day of June, 1897, at 10 o'clock
a. m. or as soon thereafter as may he con-
venient, j. B. RIASON,
May %, 1897, 3w. Probate Judge,
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COLUMBUS, LANCASTER q
WELSTON RAILWAY.

Tarins connects G. & nj: V trains 45 and
at Lancaster Jc.
Train No. connects G. NJ. v. trains
WH.sTEvESON, Pres.
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Many wheels ridden over our
streets are those handled by A. G.
Upton. Although high grade
wheel he sells them cheap, and they
never fail to give satisfaction.