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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-03
Baniel in Ifee Den.
Capt. kellar devotes a couple of
of columns in his paper, the Wester-

Capt. Kellar devotes couple of
of columns in his paper, the Wester-
vile Public Opinion. to evade the
points we presented him on
matters relating TO the Farltf. He
assumed that High i=iiif made
| prosperity This Is an assertion
which we denied. iVe called his
attention to the fact that furnaces,
High Protected, are dead That
saw mills not protected are actively
alive. That men who work on
farms not High Protected, have bet
ter living and more money at the
end of the year, han the iaborers
employed in the specially protected
industries.
He argues for p high prot ection
in face of the fact that the iron
manufacturers of Pennsylvania and
the woolen goods manufacturers OF
New England are in favor of free
trade The Captain has a hobby
like the old WAGNER who has a
broad tread wagon, and proposes
to ride it no matter whether service
able Or not.
We are in favor of Protection,
We are opposed to Free Trade.
But We want protection that will
promote the industries OF the coun
try, and not buili up gigantic mon
opOlies to starve laborers and rob
he million consumes.
We want no system Of Tariff as
the Republican party has arranged
ii to reduce tariG on wool and raise
tariff On al manufactured goods
We want no system that imports
the paupers of the old world 10
work at starvation wages to take
the places OF men who are fellow
citizens, whilst at the same time
the corporation is protected aud
every consumer of the product
he' ps pay to increase the spoils Of
the millionaire We want Labor
protected.
If Capt Kellnr will cast his eye
upon the existing situation. and not
dwell on his stnle statistics, he will
f1d that every high Protected in-
dus'ry in this country is prostrated.
and that the erirloymennts not
heretofore stimulated are progress
ing, and that abundance and health
aud happiness obtains among the
classes whU have not been High Tar
iffed but who have made thoir bus
mess success, as ne is making his
paper, without special legislation OF
the High Protective kind.
The Tariff as it stands to day Is 3
Republican con:rivance.
1t is the work of a Republican
Commission, enacted into a law by
a Republican Congress and ap-
proved by a Republican President.
1t has blasted every industry 1t
has touched. The hard times are
the legitimate consequences Of the
iniqnitous system. Let US have a
tariff. Let us have projection that
will protect the People. But let US
abolish the blasting and biisterine
curse of Republican robbery Of the
people that is making the rich
richer and the poor poorer, and is
bringing hard times to me homes
of every worker in this country.
The remarks of Bro. NcwcoDber
OF the Delaware Herald, who open
ed this discussion, and who from
recent issue of his paper most ably
conducted it, are now next in or
der.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-03
Crime continues rampant in the

trime continues rampant In the
way of hcmicid,s The murder OF
two of the three policemen of Gen
eva, Illinois, is as myterious as u
French police romance. In Texas.
the man who murdered eight per
sons in Johnson county Il few days
ago has been taken from Jail aud
hung BY Judge Lynch's people
This was one of the most extraor-
dinary crimes of recent years, and
the murderer confessed before
being strung up that it was his
intention to have killed three or
four families besides those he made
way With. Re seemed to have been
crazed by neighborhood reports
that he had committed an unpatur-
al crime. 1t is fearful to think of
such q slaughter, which made TWEEN
tysorphans, may have had its origin
III uniounded scandals.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-03
Ed Democratic Greeting.

1EADtSU AkIERS OHlO DIATE
DEMOCRATIC Executive Con-
MlTrEE COLUMBUS, O., Aug. q.
To the Democracy of Ohio:
We enter upon the campaign IN
der the most auspicious circumstan-
ces. We are in possession of both
National and State Administra-
tions and the affairs of each arc be-
ing safely and wisely conducted.
The record Of President Cleveland
has justified the hopes Of his friends
and disappointed the predictions of
his enemies. A few months of pup
lie service has demonstrated that
his Administration IS to be one Of
conscience and courage. Many
abuses have been corrected and nee
essary reforms ,naugura.ed. Cor
ruplion fostered under Republican
rule, has been exposed and large re-
ducfion lin expenditures has been
made in nearly every branch Of the
public service. The favorites who
possessed the naval department
have been driven out and their il
legal contracts, obtained by indirect
means, have been set aside.
Millions of acres Of public do
main. which have been enclosed by
land grabbers. have been reclaimed
and this vast territory secured to
actual settlers.
Finally all sectional animosity
has ended and complete harmony
restored between the North and
South.
The record of Governor Hoadly
is equally.to be commended. His
administration has brought credit
to himself and strength to his party.
All the departments of Stale and
its numerous institutions have been
carefully land honestly managed.
The interests Of capital and labor
have been alike protected. He con
cealed his views upon no public
question and his position upon ev-
cry issue before the people has been
clearly and fearless!y announced.
The business mon of the country
of all parties have confidence in
both ssour federal and domestic ad-
mlnistrations, and in consequence
business is again reyiving and prop
erty increasing in value.
Our recent convention vas mark
ed with the greatest harmony
There were DO factions and dissen-
sions. The ticket had already been
substantially selected by the people
and was ratified by the convention
by acclamation. The endorsement
given to President Cleveland, Gov
ernor .Hoad!y and their work was
honest and earnest. We owe it to
ourselves to see that We give them
an equally enthusiastic endorse
ment at the polls. The cause of
Democracy and good government
depend on this contest. We can
not afford to allow our faithful and
efficient Governor to suffer defeat
at the hands of the political enemies
of the Democratic party. His cause
is the cause of our party. His sue
cess OF defeat is the SUCCESS or de-
feat of that party for whose supre-
macy We have contended for many
years. 1t is our fight and it will
be our victory. The campaign is a
short one. Our State and local |
committees are already pushing for
ward the work of thorough organi-
zatson. We appeal to every Demo-
crat In the State to unite with US in
carrying forward the good work.
If we receive the earnest support
at the hands of our friends, which
we ask and expect, we promise you
\ substantial victory In October.
T E. WELL, Chairman
HENRY BoHL, Secretary. !
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BROWN OF MARION.

Sam nominated him for Repre-
sentative. but Brown had been
eating green pumpkins, or some-
thing, and Sam early in the day
withdrew him and started him Tor
his familiar woods. The artist
presents Brown after he had with
drawn; his eye catches sight of
the first blackberry patch. 1t is
not given us to know if his appa-
rent haste is because of his hun
ger for blackberries.
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The sketch was taken after Sam
had given Vic about five minutes
talk on withdrawing. The force
Of Sans argument is displayed in
the picture. O'Eeuscher is head
taller than Bright, but so depress-
ing was the argument that he
lofty form diminished to the pro
portions shown. and no doubt
would have run in the ground and
disappeared If the paralyzing and
extingnishing remarks had con-
tinued much loager.
Here we present War & Peace
A true picture Of a scene at the
Springfield Convention.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-03

The windy B. of Gore, enyys the
cyclone. He twirls the tornado.
He is a whiriwind of himself. He
blows a blast in the Journal of fuss
and fog. He waxeth fatulently.
and the wax il his ears warns to
ooze. The BIathersYite Brown
Will burst. The wind bag will wilt.
Give The Journal q calm.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-03

The Logan correspondent of the
Colu mbus Journal of last Monday,
makes this statement concerning
the sudden death of the lamented
DR.. de Steiguer:
The reported death OF DR.. Z. c.
de Steiguer in Tuesdays State
Journal from an over dose Of NOR
phine was erroneous Your CORES
rondent in conversation with DR.
G. W. Gable. Friday, was informed
by him that,at the post mortem held
on the remains at Athens, O, Wed
nesday last, it was developed thai
death was not caused by an over
dose of morphine, but by tubercul
oses of the lungs, no doubt aggra
valed by exposure to the storm in
which he was caught on the day oi
his death. During the excitement
Of the sudden death Of DR.. de Stei-
euer and the facts gathered regard
ing MS his health on tie evening
prior to that event, the supposltlon
that he had taken Sill opiate to allie
viate pain was regarded as 6 fact.
We gladly make the correction,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-03

Prof. Graham, of Columbus,
Secretary of the Ohio Archeolog-
ical Society, was in the city last
Saturday, soliciting membership.
When half dozen or more of our
citizens became members, al ex-
pert will, if invited, come to our
county and explore the mounds.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-03
Boss BROOKE AND GEN. WOLF IN


The Boss is explaining to the
General how to reaIiZe on the
campaign funds, and the General
iseXcited over the pension ousi
ness. The first picture shows the
animated discussion; the second
the harmony after they had agreed
to pool issues. The picture forci-
bly, illustrates how politics makes
strange bed fellows, and how the
Wolf did not disturb the Brooke
and thus make an excuse 10 eat
up The lamb.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-03

We want to know II koberi
Kaynes is in favor Of free trade
in wheat and high tariff IN -four.
The tariff is question before
the neople. How does the Re
nnblican candidate stand upon
that issue
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-03

The Gazette wants to know
who arc backing John Gallagher.
We can inform him that The
Democratic party who nominal
ed him. The majority Of the
leading Republicans of the coun-
ty who respect him. Every one
who has employed him.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-03
TIMES FOR HOLDING
COURT,
q, .. 1895.
STATE OF OiflO.}
Eoyr.T.T .J,royCIsJ ,yrn~,TTr

OCSIA a JUDICIAL ttGS t1i- J
1t Is ordered that the terms of the G,rcuit
court t-.I.--s-.I-.z. san
cult, for the yeas 1856, be hxet as follows
to wit:
Monroe county. ON the lith day OF jail
uary, and the sd day OF September.
Washington county, on the 18TH day Of
January ANA the 18th day of Septc her.
Athens county on the 18th day OF Jan
nary, and the ls:f day OF October.
Hooking eou0ty, the Stc day OF Fsb-C-
ary and the Z2d clay o. October.
Vinton county on the 18th day OF Feb
ruiry, and the 2S,h day of Oc.ober.
Mei.-S ccuntv, on tie 2:i;i day Of FebTu-
ary and the 2Dth day .. October.
Ga,lia county, on the 4th day .. hiITch
and the 81 day OF November.
Iilwrence cUunty- on the 18Th day OF
March ans; the Srn day OF November
SeiotO cGunty. oii the 2,d day o. March
and the Iith t.ay OF Nuvei,ster.
Adams uunty on the efh lay OF April
and the l7t!i ,;ay OF Soyeiibef.
Brown r,.anty, on the 18th day CT april
and the Goth tiay of November.
highland county, ON the 2bth Gay OF
April and the 26;h day OF November-
PicEaway county, on the lVth day 81
May and the lst day of December.
Ross county, OH the eth duy or May
and the 6th day OF December.
Pike county, OK the Och day OF June
and tue .3rh day OF December.
Jackson county, OH the l4til day OF juhs
and the 18TH Gay OF December.
Said terms 20 begin ~ 10 O'CLOCK, 4. Il
I. CEERRi NGTOT,l
j. 2. BRADBURY, Judges.
MILTON l.. CLAkk,j
Au9uSt IS, 1855.
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Patrick Hullens and Daniel DON
ovan, section hands, were instantly
killed Tuesday morning by being
run over by an engine On the Rock
Island railroad. Two other men
were seriously injured.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-03

Bob Keynes has tapped his bar'l,
not the -four barrel, and the Com
mite are busy sending out docu-
ments, and instructions to organ
lZe.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-03

The portrait was taken at the
time he was distributing relief to
the needy in Perry town slip. The
humane expression, and a gener-
Gus and charitable disposition
which prompted him to bury In a
box starved to death neighbor'
is vividly displayed by our artist
Mr.. Bright's eulogy of the Perry
Trustee, was of great service to
our artist in making the right an,
giles on the candidates hair.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-03
SMERIFF'S SALE.
John Tennyhill
George Y. Fox, ct NJ.
In the CoJr. os Com mo-: Pleas OF Hooking
County, Ohio.


Notice Is hereby ven, that the under
signed, SheriHcf Aocsiu@ County, Ohio, by
vfitue of al order of sale issued out of said
Court in the above entitled cause, and 10
HIM directed us Si.eriif OF said County will,
at the deer OF the Coort House in i.oga., ON
Saturday. Sept. 26th, a. d. 1885.
at o'clock y. IN of said day, offer for sale
at public auction. The following lands and
teneme0ts, situate il Booking County,
OaiO. to- wit:
Being subdivision of fractional lot
number nine t9.) section number twelve
t12). township number fourteen (iI). range
number seventeen az, beginuin four and
ninety six hundr e.i!s a S. 1907 chains north
OF the southeast corner OF sai! lot; thence
north two and twenty-niEe aundreths
q 29-10OC chaius; thence south foriy-thros
and one half (451zl degrees west one and
nine:y-one huntireths Il 9l-io0> chains:
thence south Guy seven and one half t5stta
degrces east one and siXty-etght slunlretLs
q oo- IG0) chains to beginning, containing
nine,een-hundreihs G9-i00) acres.
Appraised at s225.09
Terms of sale cash in hand.
Given under my hand ut Logan Ohio,
this lsti, day OF : uguSt, 4. ID. 1855.
\. F. MCCARTHY, Sheriff,
By ". Fl. McFari!n, Deputy.
q. w. Brehm, Attorney fOr PlaintiK.
Aug q, 5w.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-03
VICKERS.
BLANK

Who was not in Convention and
who repudiates the nomination.
1t is proposed to put Keynes
name in the blank. In that event
we will have an opportunity Of il
lustrating Bob, in his miller suit,
hich he swears at County Com
veniions, and his Prince Albert
siiit which he puts on to meet
Fn;aher.
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GERMAN FIRE
Insurance Comp

insurance Com pGnyy
TATE OF OHIO,
INSURANCE DEPARTM ENT.
COLUMBUS, JASUA fsY 27, 1883.
/, Henry j. Rainmund, Supcfiatenoent
of insurance OF the State of OHIO, do hereby
certify that the German Fire INSURANCE.
Company, located vi Pitt~burg, in the State
of PeDna., has complied in all respects
with the laws of the State relating TO M
Surauce Companies other han Life lncor-
porlted by other States ofthe L niieti states,
ant, is authorized to transact its appfopri-
ate business of Fire Insurance il this State
i'll accordance with law, ,duriugthec current
year. The condition and business OF SAID
Company on the 3lSt day OF December, Cf
the year next proceeding the dsste hcreoi,
is shown by the statement. under otth, re-
quired by Section 2St, Revised Statues of
Ohio, TO he as follows
Aggregate amount of available
ASSettS...-...... iv,J-1
Aggregate amonnt of Liabilities
Except Capital, InclU'iing Re-
luSufaDce.-..-...-......... ico.ii7.Vo
Net Assets, s27I,5I0.l6
Amt OF actual paid ap Capital 2G9 ,0G00 90
Surplus Ti,5i0.l6
Amount of income for the year,
IN ctSli..-.-.-.. So-,iitzo
OF Expenditures for the
year, in Ntzti-oi
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, / have |
SEAL hereunto subscribed my name, |
to-) and caused ms official Seal TO be
affixed the day and year first /
above written.
HENRY j. .REfNMUND, |
superintendent.
:. L. Johnston. Agent - Logan, OHIO
July :, lS-J-lW
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PURsELL AND DAVENPORT.

Oi.oLLL AND Ia. ENIURIs
They are both jealous of each
other on aceount of their military
record. Both should be satisfied.
Davenport has got his title of
Lieutenant and Pursell has got the
Postoffice. Lieutenant Davenport
has also got an umbrella, as the
artist clearly shows.
Our artist attempted to furnish
us portraits of Senator Butin, Bob
Price, Charley Bowlby, Ned Nc
Manigal, Newt Collins, and sew
eral others of the bright young
stars of the party, but he utterly
failed. He requests us to give
him time so that he can do the
handsome statesmen justice.
The picture of Col. Rempel cost
thousand dollars, a small item
for a great newspaper to pay, but
it is copyrighted in the History of
Hooking County, and we are not
allowed to use it.
The illustrations will be con
!inued, unless our artist is ruth
lessly slam by the English Ally,
or the wicked Gazette gang.
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Ex-senator William Given OF
California is erious'y i'll IN New
York.
The strike Of the glass blowers at
Baltimore has been amicably set
tied.
The Lancaster (N. " rolling
mills were burned Tuesday. Loss
$50 coo.
The cotton mills at Woodbury.,
Md.. employing 1000 men, are ar
ranging to run full time.
The total exports Of produce from
New York during the past week
were valued at Sc, li7,14i.
The Syracuse c.. y oil works
were destroyed by fire Tuesday. The
loss is estimated at $25, GOO.
The fourth annual convention of
the National Association of Station
airy Engineers began its session in
st. Louis Friday.
According to the figures of the
New York produce exchange the Wis
ible supply of wheat is Al $40. .459
bushels, and OF corn 6,S2I 1856 bush
els.
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The handsome Notwithstanding Ed
itor OF the Gazette, arrayed in his
most becoming and most appro-
pirate habiliments. 1t may be
said in explanation that the i'm
mense head of hair is fictitious,
false, and was put on by the ar
tist to make the likeness accord
with the editorials he writes. The
splotches on his shirt front were
put On TO make him look, in some
respects. at least, like the other
and great editors OF the country
press.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-03

THE STATE oF OHIO, HOOKING Co., SIS.
L, A. McCourtuey, Clerk of the Circuit
C ourt, do hereby certify the foregoing 10 be
a true copy of the order liking the times oi
holding Circuit Court tor the year 1856, as
the same appears of record i'll my office
Witness my hand AMI seal oi st.id
H., S1 Circuit Cour. this 9th day OF
August, \. D. 1885.
A. McCOCRTEET, CLERK.
Augcst q, Iss5-3w
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-03

When the Republican candidate
for Commissioner was 4 Trustee, he
sent into the county officers bill
for relief furnished the needy.
''Flower, $i2.00.'
a Trustee who will pay S12.00
for flower Tor the needy, would nee1
a whole greenhouse for himself, If
Commissioner.
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OF EEGLAN ND.

We present above the picture of the newly Repubi
statesman OF Hooking County
The Colonel has the appearance distinguished Snowman,
which il harmony with the general notion that he making
show Of himself
The artist has caught the expression the Colonel lmagInes
will bear in the House of Commons he about
present bin pension all the heroes the Home Guard engaged
in the Morgan Raid.
The the whiskers is The Prince of Wales style
limited space from giving full sized portrait showing
the graceful Prince Albert suit.
Many of readers in this beautiful picture v
image Of Col Sir Boh but they have him in the
place the artists Imagination has conceived The picture in
tended Tor the Statesman not for soa genial and good
looking Logan Miller
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NotiGe 30 Contractors.

Notice is hereby yiven that sealed p-o-
posals will De received by the Clerk oi the
Village OF Logan, up to and until II VI.
Tuesday, September 0th, 1883,
for the building OF an Engine House and
iity Prison in the Village OF Logan.
The bids must be made in accordance
with the plans and specifications ON h.e
in the Mayors office.
Bids will also he received at the same
time for the purchase of the Old Engine q
Prison Houses.
The oouucil reserves the right to reject
all bids.
BY order OF the Village Council of LoSa n.
y. STEINMAN, President.
G. G. Gage, Clerk.
August ~, 1855. wv
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This noble, long bearded man is
not an exhibit of show 1t does
not represent saint in the cal
endar. 1t does not portray the
professional lobbyist. 1t Is
ARCHBISHOP ALEX.

Anxiously waiting 10 haac returns
from Hooking that the English
are disgusted, and that Sir Robert
Wellin gtnn KEYNES has withdrawn
and the Emperor Ferd is Oh the
iicket.P His anxietysis manifested
very ably by our artist. His beard
is cut a little short, because the
picture wouldn't t stand moro beard.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-09-03

Here We illustrate great ques-
ton of the hour. It is a dispute
On the war record between
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Eleven Weeks for 25 Cts.

w OCAS 1V1 ~ OCOs
y LIE 4e lssues 81 the campaign will
lie freely and fearlcssly dis
cussed.
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will be given each week.
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ixens, but to former residents Of
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abroad.
Business men will find the
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Any one furnishing with a
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We hope some active Demo
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ND a club for the Campaign Sen
tinel. The fight will be as fierce
as it will be short, and We have
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