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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-11-13
office question comes up.

Office question comes up.
When Sam Bright is not en-
gagged cooking, he horrifies th'
company by making a display o
his skill at snake charming. He
first exhibited his talent IN thi.
art on the night of the October
election, when in his night gown
at Republican headquarters, al
8 o'clock in the morning, he ex
hibited the American Copper
head, a reptile not known in the
Ark, but a serpent he had petted
and proposed breeding at his
leisure on his Salt Creek posses
sions.
In the darkest part Of the boat
Gagged and chained, are a gang Of
Prohibitionists. They are taken
along for the purpose of burning
them at the stake, as St. John
was burned in effigy in Kansas,
| and as an example and warning
| to all other Republicans who dare
| to vote on a proposition that is
| not as Jim Blaine says, a ''Na
tional issue"
The alleged Democrats who
voted the Republican ticket are
not permitted to be seen. They
are kept under glass and will be
used by the colonists to look at
! and laugh at, when they take a
rest from tears and lamentations.
| After they have ceased to be
novelties, they will be cast to the
| vultures.
The Boat and its mournful
crew will start to morrow ever
ing from Sam Westenhaver's
landing. 1t will be a sickly spot
and a gloomy surrounding.
Old mother Miasma will pull
down the fog curtains ON the Ca
nal and the dispairing crew
wrapped in high tariff blankets
and wearing bloody shirts, will
hide from the gaze of the people
and close their ears to the roar of
rejoicing that shakes the CONT
nent from victorious Democ-
racy.
The route of the Salt Creek
Boat is devious but not danger
Gus. The travellers are always
sure to get there, but Gloom hangs
on The margin Of the stream, and
Dispair hovers and howls amid
the lurid clouds that hangs over
head.
The Salt Creek country IS the
country of the defeated. 1t is a
land of desolation and dispair.
Black clouds o'ercast the sky and
no ray from sun, moon nor star
casts a gleam of light or a twin
kle of hope to the unhappy in
habitants. Barren rocks and
arid sands cover the face of the
earth. Thorns, thistles and high
tariff encompass the grounds
Starvation stalks the highways,
and wrinkled Want pinches in
the huts. The colonists feed up
on hign tariff until they dry up,
and a high wind catching their
Bloody Shirts, their only gar
ments, blows them away.
AS the boat Maria Halpin
leaves the place we have named
for the country we have des-
cribed, the triumphant Democra-
cy occupy the country and are
engcged in painting the town of
Logan Red. JOY and jollity reign
in their hearts. Exultation plays
upon their lips, and victory blows
trumpe,s from their unloosed
tongues.
Let the horns blow and lift the
lanouid to their feet and fighting
posture.
Let rockets rush to the sky
and commingle Democratic de-
light with the stars. Let cannon
call to the dancing hills and
shake the timbers of the Salt
River craft. Let Us all "holler
and be glad that our eyes have
seen our salyation-that Cleve-
land is President-the Democrats
victorious-lhe country safe.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-11-13

We herewith present to the
readers of the Sentinel an accu-
rate photograph of the new and
beautiful steamer which we have
purchased regardless of expense.
to transport the Republican
horde to the desolate wilds of the
Upper Salt River region. This
magnificent triumph of architec-
tufaI skill has been appropriate
ly named "Maria Halpin'', which
appears in large Gilt letters up
on the Wheel-house "A name
selected because it added not a
little to the interest of the cam
paign, and did much to elect
Grover Cleveland President.
The strange looking flags hoist
ed at the head and on the two
Wheel houses of the vessel is the
banner of Rum, Romanism and
Rebellion,' recently adopted by
the Republican party and under
which the G. O P. sailed, after
t. concluded to throw Off the
mask and declare itself opposed
to Prohibition, opposed to Free
dom OF Conscience and in Rebel
lion against the expressed will OF
the people.
The Old Flag Of Democracy
and Freedom is hung at half mast
on the stern Of The vessel TO sat
isfy the goaded consciences of
Ben Butler and L. j. Burgess.
who both contemplate stealing
the flag and deserting the ship at
the earliest opportunity.
Near the Bow Of the Boat are
grouped three of tho sturdy Re
publican Mugwumps. Nearest
the Captain of tn steamer is
Gen. Lloyd Myers, assistant Gu
linarian, who is considering whai
to serve at the first meal ; neal
him is Col. Jess Bntin, who Is
carefully scanning the names OF
| passengers and crew, while in
front of him, bowed down by the
| weight of ,he recent campaign
and tie responsibility CT com
manding The boat and controlling
the rebellious crew, is Capt. Bot
Price. In the shade Of the for
ward deck stands G. E. Bowen
who is trying TO figure the ma
| iority of the Republican party il
he could have got in his efficient
work in New York, instead Of the
I'd Ward, Logan.
On the pilot house stand Frank
Wheeler.who with extended arm
is directing the course of the YES
sci. according to the chart fur
nished him by Col q L.J. Bur
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-11-13

For passage apply at once 10
Capt. Roberl Price, Chairman oi
the Republican Committee, o:
Chief Clerk Jesse Bulin, Sec'y
Berths will be furnished for al
who have passes, as all whe ira
vel by this line go first class.
The table will be supplied with
all the delicacies of the season
which will be served by Chic
Cook, S. H. Bright, assisted by
Lloyd Myers and Newt Collins.
TIE CoMMIssARY MENU.
Breakfast-Bloody Shirt. Eric
aseed High Tariff. Fried Copper
head. Civil Service Reform "a Ia
Dudley and Scrambled Rebel.
Dinner-Boiled Rebel, Bloody
Shirt, Maria Halpin Rossts, Mul.
ligan Letters and High Tariff
Dessert. High Tariff Pie, Bloody
Shirt Pudding served with Amer.
lean Labor Protection Sauce.
Supper-High Tariff, Raw,
American Coperhead Ga la Sam
Bright, Bloody Shirt cold.
THE CREW.
Pilot-Joe F. Wheeler. Elector
Deck Hands-R. o. kittsnil-
ler, G. E. Bowen, DR.. Cable and
Tom Workman.
Chambermaids-Maria Halpin
l.. j. Burgess and DIR. Finney.
Scul!ions-Dal McManigal, L
D. Vickers and All Brooke.
On arrival at the Colony the
passengers and crew will at once
report te the Gov. General, Jas
Grlliver Blaine, who will assign
them to various channels in which
they can be useful in paying the
price of their passage by work
under the Great American Labor
Contract System.
r: PRICE, Capt.
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Thursday Nov. Ii, 1884.

All the returns are complete in
New York. On Friday evening ev-
cry precinct in that great State had
made its official returns to the Coun-
ty Clerks. On Saturday commit
tees of both parties visited the
Offices of every County Clerk IN New
York State and spent the day ex-
amining those returns with the great
est possible care, both for clerical
and legal earors. Saturday night it
was known by both parties. beyond
a shadow of a doubt, that, accord
ing to the face of the returns, that
Cleveland and Hendricks had car
ried the State by pleuralty of
1912 to 1884, the latter being the
official figures as appears on the re-
turns. Many technical errors have
been discovered, and some few cler-
icai errors. The clerical errors can
be corrected readily, and have been
discovered. ami do not alter CIeve
lands plurality one. hundred either
way. There is therefore no longer
any doubt that plurality of 1891
of the votes of New York have de-
ciared that they would rather have
Grover Cleveland than James G.
Blaine for President of the United
States. The legal technicalities,
which the Republican National COM
mittee seems detlrmined TO raise in
the face of the protest of great
majority of the people of the United
States and nearly the entire busln-
ess Interests, must be decided by the
courts. This will necessitate de
lay, but it is hardly possible TO be-
lieve that the courts of the State of
New York will set aside the will of
the people, simply because the Off
cial agents of those people, i'll some
instances, were not good lawyers
and made some technical b!unders
The will of the voter, as expressed
In his ballot, should never be re-
versed because the official who
counted that ballot did not make
strictly legal return of it. This is q
well est ,bIished law. The claim
that Blaine is elected rests entire
ly on the hope that the technical
legal errors already discovered, will
be used oy the courts to reverse the
expressed wishes of the people.
this is a very slender thread Oh
which to hang a claim, and the ef-
frontery necessary to make it with
the confidence which it wac done by
the Republican National committee
has a tendency to create an uneasi-
ness in the public mind which must
have a protraeted depression on bus
mess. But the people must remem-
ber that party committees are al
ways expected to CLAIM everything
with confidence: Again, comm it.
tee that has suffered crushing de-
feat when it little expected it, must
be generously allowed to let itself
down so as no to jar its constitu
ton. Looking at the claims of the
Republican National committee in
this light, the public should be
moved mote by a feeling of pity
than anger Gin. Evening Post
Hnd).
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-11-13

Charley Bowlby has returned
from Macarthur and resumed his
accustomed place in the Shoe
Store. Mr.. Jerome Bishop has
been placed in charge Of the Nc
Arthur store. He is a clever
honest, accommodating gentle
man. and we take pleasure in re-
commencing him 10 the citizens
of Macarthur.
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prOhuke .N0t1ce

NotIc is hereby given that the follow
.ng accounts and " ouchers have been filed
IN the Probate Cou ct OF Hooking county, o.
ior ettlens ent.
w. A. Wright, Administrator OF &. w.
Lennon, deceased, who was the guardian
of Elizabeth Stuart.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 2Sth day of November, 1854, ut 10 o.
ofock a. m. or as soon thereafter us may be
convenient.
EOv6-3w. w. L. ACKER, Probate Judge
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Administrators Sale of
REAL ESETA EE

In pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court OF Hooking county, Ohio, L will Offer
for sale ut public auction on
Saturday. December 9th, 1854,
at one o'clock, p. NJ, upon the premises
the following desert he'd real estate situate
In the county OF Hooking and State of Ohio
to wit: Being the northwest quarter OF
the southwest quarter OF section number
twenty-nine (25), tow nsIip mum her eleven
(iI, OF range number eighteen tIs), COLI
tanning forty (i0) acres more or less
Appraised at s7CO OG.
TERMS OF sale.
One third cash i'll h1nd; one ;hir6 in ore
and one third in two years rom the ..ay OF
SAFE Deferred p:j iuGntS 10 bear ii.ier,.s:
from the day OF safe AHA III be secures, hy
mortgage on saiG Promises
JOHN BUCHANAN
Adm of David NJ. Sawyer, u.;'d-
NOv.6, 1SS4-td
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Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been fled in
Probate Court of Hooking County, Ohio for
settlement,
Lewis n. AlitOp, administrator of the
estate of Eli r. Kennedy.
AND the same will come on for hearing
on the ist day Oi Decamber. at 10 O'Clock, .
IN. Or as soon thereafter as may be convent
ent, VI. I. ACkER,
Nov 6-3w. Probate Judge.
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Daughters, Wives and Mothers

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A Lifa-saying Present.

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PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned will offer for sale at
public auction, at the late residence of u
w. Lehman, deceased, in Green township,
3 miles southeast of Logan. on the 18Th day
Of November. 1851 the goods and chatt!es Oi
said deceaSed, consisting in part o. Is head
OF horses, 60 head OF sheep. 10 head OF hogs
and other Things too numerous TO mention.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, forenoon.
TERMS-PuchaseS amounting to three
dollars or les, to be paid in cash; above
that sum, notes at nine months, with two
good suretie, will be taken.
WM A. WRIGHT, Admir-.
Novem6H e2w
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-11-22

On the evening before, the Colonel
of a German regiment Of infantry sent
for all the Sergrants and said 10 them:
"There will be an eclipse OF the sun
tomorrow. The regiment will meet
OH the parade ground in undress' l
will come AMI explain the eclipse be-
fore drill. II the ky i cloudy the
men will meet in The drill she'd. as
usual" W~herenpon the S~ergeants
drew up the following order OF the
dav: "To-lmorrow morning, by or
der of the Colonel, there will be an
eelipse of the sun. The regiment will
assemble on the parade ground. where
the colonel will ZONE and superintend
the eclipse IN nerson. II the sky Is
cloudy the eel sc will take place in
the drill she'd
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lAliasl
Summons.

IN THE JUSTICE COURT OF NINTH
L Township. OF the County " " bite Pine.
State OF Nevada
JOHN WEARNE. Plaintiff
vs.
A. IL. D0SCIiER. Defendant.
The state Of Nevada sends greeting to A..
II. DUschrr, Defendant
You ara hereby summoned 10 appear b.
fore me. at my office in cherry Creek, In tho
County of " bite ] inc, on
saturday, IA 27thDay OF December,
A. ID. 1854.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, in an action brought
axai, ~ YOU BY said plaintiff. TO answer the
complaint u he above naned plaIuiih
Said action II brought to recover Gao Hun
dred aud " n%ty-fiye md ,ixty one hun
dred;hs tsl25 co. dollars on a prumissory
note, bearing date SEPTEMBER ~, lSAs. to-
gether with 1~ccruing interest ~ The rate If
twn per cent. per NINTH. amounting 10 Thirty
and fourteen one hundredths tsbi "a dollar.
or Judgment will be taken against you for
aid amount. tog ,iher with Gusts II this suit.
il you fail To appear md answer.
70 the Sheriff or anv Constable Of said
County, greeting Make legal service and
due return thereof.
Given u der my hand this 9TH day Of DC
t0ber, A. b.. 1854.
A. STEARNS.
Justice Of the Peace Of said Township
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-11-22

A Vallejo (Cal.) dispatch of No
vember 18th says: Several members
OF The Good Templars, at The last
meeting. Withdrew from the Lodge.
Other designations are expected: The
aus i extreme dissatisfaction with
the Temperance party mixing in ma
tional politics and a belief that the
Prohibition ticket defeated the Re-
publican candidate. There is freely
expressed here am opinion that the
Temperance couse has been seriously
damaged in this State.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-11-22
War Echo,

The Chattanooga (Tenn.1 Times Of
a recent date says: On Sunday even
ing a field of~ary@sa2e-en the battle
field of Missionary Ridge became
ignited. and soon the flames were
spreading with liyhteni lg-lIke rapid
ity. A stump standing in the battle
field blazed up, aud in a few seconds a
roarslike thunder reverberated down
the valley, and the stump was blown
into ten thousand pieces. InvestIga-
ton developed the fact that three
shells were imbedded III the stump
and exploded from the heat.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-11-22

From Surveyor General Preble.
SAYS the Reno Joural, 1t is learned
that the Slate. during the last two
years, has sold about 200, 900 acres of
its lands, and that about els 900 per
month II coming into mis- Office from
such sales. Should this ratio con-
tinue, in Is years the last acre OF land
belonging TO the State will have been
disposed Of.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-11-22
WHITE PINE NEWS
mONTICELLO- THE UNIVERSITY
OF VIRGINIA.


By vlReIyIA's BARD.
fri,nd yon hill is Monticello. home
And re,ting place Of famous Jefferson.
who first declared the dignity Of man
In words, shich borne upon the new-world
air,
Resounded Ger tho Atlantic shores and
reached
Ears too dull to catch forgotten sounds.
Those knew not then the heaYen-deseended
rights.
lnalisaable. and inestimable ave,
Life. liberty. and common b ippiness;
To think and choose oil doctrines spirituel;
To toll and reap The fruit II honest plans;
To cheri.h love and crown the household
hearth
With Rarlands ever knew and ever fair.
Here Iinger, and 10 honor TO the lame
OF him who brought to us so much of good.
A a tfion's monument marks the green nook
Where now his mortal relics sleep in peace;
And song-birds chant his requiem in these
groves.
Pass one mile westward from this sylvan
mount.
See Cha lottesyille. created By bis thought,
Called this sweet name to honor a fair friend
hon be desired might never be forgot
When other times and other folk should be.
That the meek. gentle worth hat he had
loved
Should live With bis renown foreyermore.
o Q .
A mighty man not s~corning life's first law
OF heaven-inspired duty most sublime.
To labor thoughtful OF the common good.
And now. beholding these t"ica famous
scenes-
Famous for natural charms. then by he light
Reflected on them from the illustrious man
Who dwelt amid them and nos honored
sleeps;
| say for self and all who me shall heed
Live not alone for self, but I thy thought,
Thy aim. embrace the family Of man.,
Aud thou shalt never miss thy recompense;
FOR future ages shall resound thy praise
And keep thy memory in the grateful heart.
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-11-22

The Rocky Mountain News boasts
of the fastest type settlers in the coun-
try; nineteen men in that Office re-
Gently having set 2l4,200 ems OF
straight matter i'm nine hours. Very
ordinary work indeed, considering
that the News matter is s'fat." 1t is
only 200 ems an hour.
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Ranch for Sale =!
4so ACRES OF A N
WITH IMPROvEM ENTs

CITUATED ABOUT TWENTY MILES
> nOrtheasterly of j. II. McCurdy's Ranch,
and eight miles in a southerly direction from
Kinsley Mining District, and known Us the
"Hillone Creek" or ''Chinn x Chase Stock
Range" Antelope Mountain.
For further particulars apply to
MRS. CHARLES KAKBSTEIN,
Hamilton, Nevada.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-11-22

Fit Appointment-A trusted friend
of Governor Cleveland says that he
has already offered the appointment
OF Minister to Turkey 10 Henry Ward
Beeehcr, and hat the latter has de-
Cidsd to accept. There is great re-
joicing in Brooklyn.
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PROTECT THE FAMILY.

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are dependent upon him..
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No assessment will be made where there
remains in the death fund a sum sufficient to
pay in full the claims on hand.
When an assessment is required. each sur
viyor shall pas for each $1,000 Of tbs amount
Of his certificate as follows:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-11-22

A disease prevailing In Southwest
Georgia Is called ''malicious fever"
One bushel of ashes represents
about two and a half tons Of dry wood.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-11-22

Death claims will be paid within sixty days
after receipt IT salts, actory proof VI loss.
oil applications must be accompanied by
the admission fees.