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Gin after aiaratr fprf6f.

STR. 8. 81. Rorris, Elm alter Beuobner bon
Rome, g.. faet, bab ct beftia an @ierenleiOea
mebrere Sabre lang gu Ieiosm bate unb ebenio
brei Sabre lang an eczema. 8u 8eiten fonnte
er gar nidt seben uub bate biel Seilnittel
erfoIelos berfudt, bis er anfina electric 8itters
au gebrauden unb feline Sdafe unb 8abe NIT
Budlens Mrnica Salbe ein3ureiben. Diefe
8ebanbIung beri9afte inn grlei9teruns, uno
bebbalb empfieblt er electric 8itters Aaen, bic
nit HisrenleiOen bebaftet iino, ober eiaes glut,
r~eiuisers beoiirfen. gu baben bel u. DreiB.
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6err 6purn 6nher s

- Serr 9enrp !Sober, OF : Mains
itraBe, 8elebile, Sls., fagt: nSobalb
i9 merle, bob mein Nagen nidt tn
Orbnung ober bas 8lut unrein 1T, ges
brau6e i6 fofort bic beribmten Dr.
Muguff &6nigs hamburger 3ropfen
umb bin bantt fiber, oaB in fur5er 3eit
meir gat3es SDftem mieber In regelm6s
Bige Gunftion getrete1 fein miro.
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m. 0'Mlbtni,

elm erfabrener N~potbefer, bat bic Apos
thefe go. 215 Mlamo pla3a fdufli9
iibernommerl unb tpirb 6iefelbe meter
fibren. 6err S'Mlbini bdlt elm Dol.
les Eager BON Groguen, Mebisinen,
gbemifalien &C. unb pirb namtentli9
bic &eceptur 3u feiner Spe5ialitdt
MAIDEN. Mir ~perpeifeu auf bic
Nnaeige.
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@atta auSaeaetdtuet.

s. s. atfins, @ofiseidef in anorpiIe, Senm.,
fdreibt: vMeiner GamiIie uno mir ielbf finh
Die pobltbdtisen Golsen 5brer atsseseidneten
Mehisin, Dr. Sings Stem Diseoberb segen Gus'
aebruns, gu She'll setporoen. Sd babe gefan-
ben, baB fie bali, mas bon ibr beripro9en piro
nnb besbalb beseuae i'd ibren 8ertb. ALE met
ne Gaeunbe, benen i@ bic Mebiain empiabl, To-
ben iie.
@arantie pirb %seleiitet, baf Dr. ainss STEM
DISCOVERY sesen Mussebrung Suifen, @rfal'
tung, Bronchitis, Mfbma, 8ranne nno ollie
gals, 8ruit unb 2unsenleiben beilt. Strobe
faiden fret bel ". DreiS. @robe Glaiden$1
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Sur Gcuutts NGe6cr.

3ir Tnb antoriirt Germ @apt. Sobn 6.
Granforb ais aanbibatea fir bas snit bes
GDuntb : Nfefor IN BET beborfebenoen Nobern-
berDobI an5u5eisen.
8ir fu6 autoriiirt, Germ gapt. o. M.
POOR ais aan6i6at fur 8ieberpabI fir bas
amt oes Gountb- aHsfor in Der beborfsbenben
MobembsripatI an3r3sigsn.
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SIR gOuntp : apmmiFdr.

Mir fin6 ontoriirt Germ s. m. SSfIins
t., ais fanhibat fur @~ieberpabI fir bns gmt
6eB County. So m miffdrs bes 8. Pre-
tiuits anjusei9eu.
Mif fab antoriFrt, Germ 8. 8. Digno.
NTH aIs &anoibaten fir 6aS Amt beS
Gonntb , 3Ommiff6rs bes 8. @reeiutts
on5u5eiseu.
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dtuna!

S.S. Sos & Co., $50. 266 Cont
merce : StraBe, ~perfaufen bic f%einften
Serrn= unb Gamgn Mobewaaren, TO-
wie S6ube uno &leiber gu erifaunli6
biai9en preiien. I'm ~gefdligen 8eiu9
tpiro gebeten. 81, 9,tun6W
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@rpBes 3pm5ert
seseben in ber
Turner : 6aue
9ienitas oet IL. October 1886.
Pr O G. M M.
@rffer Ebeil.

/. Mrie aus @s,neo unS sulie. - GER g. 8
Mfdller.
Q. Gefanq "Heart, whence Thy Joy AND
Sorrow".-@mmbert.-MfiB 2ouiie Mit9ea.
2. Bidno Colo "Dorades Ensuenos dc
Mexico. Solicit nit benz mexifanii9en Sta.
tienaaiebe.-Senorita 8uIema Garcia.
4. @electionen fir 8iolia : Duett. - Serren
Marx nnb @ippredt.
3. @oral> Colo: ga @antatriee.M Mrbiti.-
Grdulein glsira Sdleanins.
3weiter Theil.
6. Mannerdor: "Peter Grey, old College
Song.
Z. Solo.-Mi6 Sortenfe Spnes.
s. @eIeetiOnen fit gioIin Colo. 8leine
Su6e Glorie.
9. @efang: "Our sweet Birding" = Dull
den. GrduIein EIbira Sdleunius.
10. Wiano Colo "Home sweet Home
Wallace. Mit @turm . aceOnapasnement, pel-
DIES bas 8raufen Der WelIen uno bas Seulea
6eS SturmeS na9abmt = Senorita 3ulerta
Garcia.
eW Sidets unb referbirte Gibe finb bel Sim
CART, nadffe 5biir BON Sell 8ros. gu babem.
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aiir Diarift J Nnma[t.

I'm bfe Gttmmgeber son Bexat
Counts.
Sd tiinbige mid bierburd 6Is RanSibat an
fir bic Bie6ertriDdbIung ais DiffriItanipalt fir
BEN 81. 5ubieiab Dihrift.
@sorse gaf9aI.
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Sur Counts : glert.

Sir fnb dntorifrt Germ Stab. @.
9 mitt aIs 9anbiOaten fir @iebererspdbluns
ffr ba8 Nnt bes gountb gIerfS anaus
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Aransas Bay Saloon,
nabe Mlanfas @ab De'

nabe Mianfas EaB DEPOT.
Fred Mockert,.. -. Gisenthinaer,
Sic feinften Weine, CUTE WHISTLES mnb 81
qu0re unO famoie @isarren. Gisfaftes 9th
Milnaufee nnb Gnbeufer Bier fets on &ano.
gY Sur Damen 1T elm elegant einseridtetel
@arlor reierbirt. 7,10,t3M
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8nr 9cnfable.

3ir f7n6 ontorifirt, Germ Gre6 Baber
0Is 9an0ibat fir @ieoelipnhI fir 0ns Emit bes
3ou oblers bts 1. Difrifts an3u3eiseu.
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SIC QeaisIatur 9eeprdfentant

@ir jinb antorifirt, GERM 8. q. 09fe
aIs aaubibaten fur 2e9tSIatnr.&ePrd.
feutaufen an3u3eigen.
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sue e1erif.

Bir finb autorifrt, Germ Rat 2ebis
ais aanbibat fir @isberiyabI fur bas Amt bes
GbertUs anaufinbigeu.
Sir fab autotifirf Germ 3bo8. %. Mes
Gail fir bas lint bes Sberiff In ber be-
berIeBsnbsn NobentberpabI anaa5eisen.
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Nbptpgratbteny before als ie in
San Mutonio angefertist tuurben, mers
ben iebt In gaIIamaps GaIles
rte, Alb 1outontraBe, aufgenommen.
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Muerlet.

- x. u. StDappert1, eth an Der
giiembabn.Wngeftelter fu@te gefterrt tn
gmerfons pfanbgeibbauie @elbftmorr
aa begeben. 81 lieB fib eitett &ebolber
unb cine patrone geben, itedte Die lebte.
re in ben &epolper uno bridte bic WaHt
geger feline 6tirn az. 9o9 entlub IT'D
Sic MaHe ni9t unb SpappertD tpurot
bor ben Griebensri6ter @ramforb ge'
bra9t Der ibn inbeB freilieB. Gour.
tpri9ter Wur3ba6 unteriu9te ben geift:
gen 3uffano bes Mannes, erfldrte ibr
aber fur geiunb nrb lieB ibn ebenfals
geben. Mm Mbenb bolte Spappertr
NIT Morpbium nod, mas ibm nit BEN
&epolper ni9t gIiden pplte, unb III
iebt tobt. 6dusli6er unfriebe foq ibu
gum Gelbftmorb getrieben baben.
= Greube berrf1t unter SEN Wfitglie:
bern Der tpeibli9enS emperen5gefeli6af
sic baben I'M GountpgefdngniB. gear.
beitet unb ba 1T es ibnen gelungen, 16
Der @efnngenen gum Mblegen beg Sem=
prerequisites gu iiberre6en. SIN Sc.
fdngniB mag es ni9t f6pierig iein,
r. ~ -
pen Sio 5n galleH, aoel Ule lIegl es uus.
inb?
= Mir ~bertpeiien auf bic in beutiget
Numnter eri9einenoe Mnaeise bes 9errn
Sreo We Ger1: VleleG eosns'g T
el9e 1uage 9eaan pal Oen Nranlas 9ag
SalOon uoeIH9mH'eH y peMletosl
elegaM elHgeIlgtel. Seoem' per ppn'
ooroeilomml, ~ or.aSeno 5a snlpIsg!sI
DG0r3ulpregsn uao llg IN OsM eleeuea'e''
seeineH, gSglslles pDer o'e'e@ 5a It.
TrHWea; tx
gen Sorpns Sgrlpt D'r 1. es',g W.
lei, oaB DE oIAae uSeI DC a!lls pls
gum 10: SmlooeI pGaeAoeI le1n p!ln'
Dena IeIn Mn!sasgalt W.evst etas..ia:
gle gampIpelIe per Su9e ~ III corpus
eDrilft gu eeraegmen. ..
GIs 0e'se!Ipss 9ssgG!!sleM eelsln
GfanI Sufns, per I'M 2SalglHgtoH NE
aler %leloeT uno S9WelsH Pegl, 1ug y
EN- gsann stamens 5. Q. 9a1oerI u
Q 1Dnea oeTDaIlel pOlOeH. gsIle.os
l0a ela SalgsnOlso lela, eet l'g ols
Suotlge paelle Dagm a's Uelo le'aei
Sbdtlgtelt srtpd1lt gatte. w..
Aa1 gailees yarn pei SaH M %hlDs
1lo naros pug 0ll EN- 1aa9sa ufana
pom 70 Sapreh pefga!iel. gsan pe5
19ul0tgf Jpn, oet laotlDen 9earlpal
po1 Paflols, &anlas, por 8pel Sa9reH
erftorosf gu 9absl.
Der IN Der IlamolfeBe neoen Oetn
Wtilllonsgarieagelegenea Sioie Don 4us
gun 3afioer ~ au1 aalrag lelner Vlaus
oigea gel0lonen m0roen:
~ lnter pen Sanotoa1en=anSet9en
6ef1aoef l19 leit 9epefn DIE oes perm
5 . n WttDers, Der aus aatloloat
fhr oas @onnIpl @ q ; NJ e'Eet.
a m auttrttt. per- 2SllDefs Up Elm
alter gea1teter burger, Der, petlfI ers
Daglt EN- alsgeaeIgnetet Seamlet lelH
tplro. gr TT nIl1frelttg EN- lfarter Sahs
oloat auf Dem oeflotralll9en ~ alde1;
per- Suolon, Dle1ger Agenl ger
ssgas paelfle sTpfeB eom2agnle, gaI
1m efDDleU, Que u DQ9 SUIueLs1SeH
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An bic etimmgeber bes /. Yreeinfts, Bexar
gouutb.-Meine Serren! pa bic BabI BON
Gount6bedmteu I'M nGddfen Nobeuaber ~fattin.
BET, 70 baIie i1 es fur @Fint, n,einen 5reunbea
fur bic lluterfitung ianb bic 8esinfisuagsn
ID baufer, bic Re MIR In ben b%ersanseien feds
Snbreu e~ripiefen bdben, nno bertraue babel anf
SIRE l1nterfibuns IN Der fcmmenben MobL
Sd fiin0ise mid 6esbalb als RanbiDat fur bic
MiebertpabI ais Griebensri6ter beS l. @reeintts
bon Bexar gountb an, un0 follts i'd erpdblt
tperbea, 70 fam i9 unr berfpre@en unb mid
berbirsen, bic @fi9teu maeines Arates unpars
teiif9 n Der 8utuuft 5u erfhIen, gerabe tpie t1
e. berfu9t babe, tn Der ~gergausenbett gu tbun.
Sd terbIeibe a9tunssbol
anton III am.
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5Mittter

bic IN ben, Blnte ibrer S;nSer i3eiden BOT
Hureinbtit entoeden, ioGten fogleid st ges
stgaeten 9eilmitteln g~reifea. Der Mangel
6ieier Gorgfalt BET jungeu Mabden III Die
3aupturiahe Der meiften &ranfbeiten, benen
6rduen r%ntcrtuorfen fiao. 6ral Sdrriet
q. Battles bon Sontb CHELMSFORD, Miaif.,
fdreibt: sMeine %stpotfidbrise Godter feioet
iett eiuem Sabre on allgemeiuer Sdpade.
Stit einigen @oden finsen tpir an ibr
Mpers 9ariaparilla einsuseben, unb ibre
@eiunbbeit bat fid ieit6em bebeuteub Der>
beiert.@ Jrau S. g &obiuion, 8erfins
ct, Sonteruiue, MiafT., iagt: oNiiitter
foIten
ADer's Sarfapariaa
In tbfen 6unnilien gebrauden. Sir geab-
den stuiiden 10 nnb IA Sabren TT fe I'M.
fddtbar.s
SIN allen apotbetea gu baben.
greis 81; ee6s SIai1en, S..
Gereitet bon Dr. 8. 6. aper &Go., 2ouel,
giaH, 9. ct. b. q.
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Sir @cuutn.Nidter.

@ir fin6 outorifrt, Serrn 6. 6. IS nrabad
aIB 8aaoibaten fiir MiebererndbInng fur baS
Mnat bts 60 an5uaeisen.
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= Morgen Nbenb finbet i'm Dalnigs
@ebdute bic erite probe beg gemii9ten
Chores fur bas Sdngerfef fat.
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@ir finS autoriirt germ 6. M. Barnes
ale aan6ibat fur bas amt eines BET Grieoens,
ridter Des /. #resinttS in Der beborRebenben
9obentbertuabI au3uaeisen.
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mar @teuer . Roueftcr.

aBir enb autorifrt, GERM Sc. Ram an
ais aanbibat fir bas Amt oes Gfenerfolestors
bon Bexar Gonnfb IN Der beborisbenben Roe
bemberipabI au5useiser.
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5ar Grisbensridter bes /. $recintts.
Mir iinb autsrifirt, Germ g. q. 90 III.
litter ais Ranbiodt fur baS Grieben8'
tidteramt bes /. YreeinttS anautdnbisea.
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- 9unberte BON perfonen beiu9eu
tdgli9 Gus. @abe unb trinfen bas
beriibmte Son Gauft 8ier. Sc
1T btes bet ein5ige Blab in Der @tabt,
in Del9em bas 8ier gu baben 1T.
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sEar Gpnnta . Wermeiier.

mir fiub autorifrt, Germ y. M. Rode
oIs aanbibaf fit Nie6ererrdbiung fBr baS
Nnt 6ts Gonnth 8erme1ers Bel bet
beboraebenben BabI antuaeisen.
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nas Wpnsublatt.

Gty fenben BON ies: ab bas 1WO@ens
b,ast" fur ben preis bon $500 auf
EFT 5ahr poripfrei mad Seuti9laio.
Ser 9erausgeber.
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= Das gleno, bas G6rper unb @eift
BEL anbauetnoer 9artleibigfeit empftns
ben unb erbulben mifen, ldBt lh9 nit
Wptten ni9t bei6reiben. Sie regelmos
Bige Mnmenbung bon NDer's abfibrer=
ben pilen in lei9ten Soien getDdbrt
ben gei9md6ten @ingeDeiben pieoer
geiunbe Sbdtisfeit. 8eriu6e es nit ibz
men unb iie tuerben bid beilen.
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Sic trpfemem 9iFrifte.

S9ou mebrmals 1T barauf ~bertpteiett
pprben, baB Die Notb tpel6e in benz
bon Der Diirre beimgeiu6ten NoropeiteH
beffebt, ii6ertrieben wi,b. SEPT bat.
aud 6err 90. 2asfer BON @albefon Die
Counties Wilbarger, &unnels, Goloz
man, 8roper unb mod einige anoere
Counties beiu6t unb er bat bieielbe Nm
fidt gerommen. St giebt gu, baB Gas
milien it ienen Counties leben, Die al
ben Notbtpenbisfeiten bes 2ebens Man-
gel leiben, inbehen glaubt er, baB bieielz
ben bei9aft uerbeu f6nnten, pertt bic
Notbleibenber muir geeignete Mppltcatios
Mer gena9t bdtten. Easter iagt, oab
i'm trodenen 9iitrift Derantmortli@e
perfonen borbanben maren, Die ben
Notbleioenben @elb unter annebmbaren
gebinsuugen bori9ieBen MOLTEN, Sod
bic groBe Maioritdt aog es Dor, Mlmos
fen gu rtebmen, fatt fi9 auf iene 8eoinz
eungen ein3ulahen. geiipiele tparen
gar ri9t 10 ielten, In benen perionen,
Bic Sauieno &opf BON 8ieb beliBen,
bic lofalen 6ilfseomites UNI unterftiis
Sung a%ngingen, nnb f6 Der 8sttelsi
ni1t 51Gmten.
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Gin aonsert init sret grtmapummen,

VtH StuR6ert MI rret NItHtHuUHHeH'
9as &onaert, pel6es an II. Otto:
Der In Der Surnerba1e itattfinbet, piro
bas bette fein, bas ie in San Intonir
gegeben uurbe. Wenn brei Prima.
6onnen, tpie bic Grdulein @@leuning.
Sones utb Miti9ea fingen, bann t1uh
bas &on3ert erfolsrei9 fein, obne baf
nit auf Die ieltener mufifalif9en &rdfs
tie berpeiIen, bic gemonnea tpurber.
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smb1sriptipnsprets fir has Wo'
Menbiatt $3.50.
&eifenbe Ngenten:
s. g. 8ni6.
ST. 9baoen.
6 . | { s.
Sic feromffd,ett 2udttb6ufer.

sauMntonio, Z. Oct. 1886.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-01
Make a Nuls. OF IL.

It Is worthy of note that the
Ohio State Journal of Columbus,
is the only leading daily in the
State that had sufficient enter
prise to send a special represen.
tative with the Hooking & Ohio
Valley Editorial Association dur
ing its recent trip into West Vir-
ginia. Col.' w. S. Furay, the
representative of that paper,
wrote a brilliant letter covering
all points Of interest during the
excursion. Not only this, but the
letter was followed by a strong
editorial in Mondays Journal
setting forth the resources of
West Virginia, and pointing ont
the benefits We would derive by
extending through that State
road that is really part of the
railroad system of Ohio. The
action Of the Journal is not only
of recognition by the As
sociation, but by the fraternity
throughout West Virginia as
well.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-01
Mrs. Reds Imprlsonment-The )lle.
gal as well as Inhuman Act.

We have preferred certain
charges against MIR. Nixon which
he does not deny nor attempt tu
justify. He removed Mrs. Red
from the lnfirmary building to a
small adjoining building, estab-
lished and intended for the safe
keeping of lunatics and idiots,
and for no other purpose. In
support of this assertion we refer
to section go of the Rev. Stat. of
Ohio, which provides that, the
Commissioners of every county
in which there is established a
county infirmary shall provide
separate apartments in or ad-
joining such infirmary, for the
safe keeping of lunatics and idi-
OTIS, residing IN such county, &c.
Also to section S71. The Direc
tors of the county infirmary, as
soon as apartments are provided
as aforesaid, shall admit therein
all lunatics and idiots, &c.
Mrs. Red was neither a lunatic
nor idiot, but was only feeble and
infirm of body; prostrated by old
age and disease. and should not
have been removed to the build
ing intended only for the purpo,
ses named in the sections of the
statute which we have quoted.
The building was used for its le-
gitimate purposes, because there
was at The time Mrs. Red was re-
moved 10 it, and all the time un.
ill she died therein, a filthy. raw
ing, beasily idiot confined. It
was and is a horrible place to
which Mrs. Red was removed 10
die.
We assert that under the law
Nixon was guilty of a breach of
duty, and stepped beyond his au-
thority in using the building in
tended for the safe keeping of
lunatics and idiots only. for a
hospital. Ii was not only unlaw
tul, but cruel and imhuman. For
this alone, if he is guilty of no
other uRlawful or cruel act, he
should be removed.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-01
Thursday. JMly /, 1886.
THE new YEAR.
THE OLD SENTINEL.

The new year OF the Republic is
the 4th of July. The New Year ot
the Sentinel begins on the same
day.
From and aft er the 4th of July,
the price of the Sentinel Will be
81 so, pay as you please
The campaign Sentinel, begin
ming September 1st, and continu-
ing to January '1st, 1887. will be
twenty five cents. Now is the time
to subscribe.
All postmasters are our author
lied agents.
The paper will be sent free TO
those W 20 send us club of ten. Free
also to our correspondents.
LEWIS GREEN,
PROPRIETOR.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-01

While talking 10 IA well known
gentleman Saturday. he said -
There's Is not a man in Hooking
county that knows anything
about Mr.. Daniel Nixon. but what
also knows that he is=not fit TO
have control Of anything. He is
man of violent passions, and
like all men of that character, is
unreasonable and tyrannical in
his intercourse with those who
may be under his authority
We think the charges We have
made are sufficiently clear TO
show this matter up, and for that
reason hold that there should be
an investigation 10 show t. e facts
and not to whiiewasli.
Mr. Directors, The voters want
you 10 get down to rock bottom.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-01
A New Paper In Nels0nyiIle

We learn from'the Nelsonville News that
"new paper "is to be started in that town.
We had an experience here with a new -
per- published by one Logan mt 81 W per
year in advance. In less than three
months Logan got drunk or crazy and
left The paper was stopped, and the sub
scribers and advertisers ielt as though it
would be good to take them ont and let
them kick themselves. The Sheriff sold
theipress and types.
for excitement in the fact that 81 .'iIew pa
paper" is to he started in his town, avow-
ediy to "run him ont" His paper has al
ways reflected the dOings of the town, has
encouraged every laudable enterprise, and
has supported and sustained every honest
p,an. His paper is reputed one OF the best
local papers in the State. He has weather.
cred the storm of the Great Strike. He has
survived the boycott and Black List. He
has passed through the Scylla and Chari-
seeking TO des troy his property isa pirate.
He needs have no fear from the Black
Flag. The purpose to obtain plupder or
work out a personal spite, don't win on
the great ocean OF Journalism. Indeed il
do MT win any place, on land or Sea.
We suggest TO Bro. Wells that hs with
hold his ire, keep cool, size up the enemy,
ascertain its positions and pretentions be-
fore explodin" your heavy gu Us. Keep
your powder dry, and don't shoot until YOU
see the white OF the eyes of the pirates
that propose to pillage your property.
This may be .hankiesS advice, but If fol-
lowed Will do no harm, and may help you
and Others assaulted as you are, TO preserve
a property you have honestly made and o
position you have honorably maintained,
against ringsters, fools, ingrates, dea.beats
and-.Iirelings
Treat the "new paper" as you do the'lat-
est tramp-let il alone until you See what.
it is and how it behaves. .s/
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-01
ThG NhiteWaSh.

Elsewhere we publish undeI
The title as given'us, "The Infir.
mary" what purports Il to be al
Investigation -
The purpose is so plain. and
the proceedings so manifest, a:
to scarcely deserve notice. The
Sentinel charged that the Super
intendent is unit for his place
First, because he does not attend
10 his business. Second, that he
is cruel and brutal in his treat
ment of the wards entrusted to
his guardianship.
lie cannot be in town five days
of The week and at the same time
superintend fifty thousand dol
lars of county property. and forty
or fifty wards whom public char
ity pays him to take care of.
For every whipping he has
done he is liable to prosecution,
and if his case is brought before
the Grand Jury, he will be pun
ished.
We have presented no charge
against the Superintendent which
we cannot prove, and again as
heretofore, challenge the issue.
The "Investigating Committee"
scarcely deserves attention, but
the matter being on, We will say
this:
Elsewhere we have given our
notion of the Legal way of pro-
ceeding.
This committee composed Of
Mr. Hansen, MIR. Alexander and
DR.. Little are all excellent gen
tlemen. Mr. Hansen is the attor-
ney of Mr.. Nixon. and Mr.. Alex.
ander was the client of Mr.. Han
sen IN noted suit to replevin a
dead Ram. Mr.. Alexander owes
the Sentinel s21.50 for subscrip-
tion. He has discontinued.
DIR. Little is the gentle party
who conducted Nixon into the
Gazette Office, suggesting, "thls
is a good chance to get a lick al
Green"
So it will be seen that the COM
mittee was very fairly chosen.
Now as to the investigation:
Women, either under fear of
Nixon's switch" or courting his
Patty Arnold approaches, say.
not under oath. things which are
moi true, and Nixon and the In
vestigators should know it. They |
each other, and them
selves. Their statements are SO
plainly a made-up affair, tina, |
my intelligent man who reads |
IAN see that if they said what is |
-eputed to them as saying. they |
ire smart enough to be school
eachers, and too wise to be pau
,ers. They evidently had sense
enough to learn their lesson and
speak their piece. or had a kind
,lerk to write it out for them.
Offsetting this stuff of the wom-
IN at the Infrmary, covering
lnder Nixon, or courting him,
IS the case may be, we present
he SWORN STATEMENTS of
everal we'll known citizens. The
intelligent: honest fair-minded
,ublic is the Jury, to whom We
ubmit this case.
We want an investigation.-
We ask that it be made by the
nfirmary Directors. We request
hat it be made in our court
DOM. Our requestis in the line
t the law, in the plane of fair
ess, in the spirit of Justice.
Will you grant thiss
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-01
The Invesiiga alton of Payne's
Election.

It will be remembered by our readers that
the Republicans of the last Legislature
spent months Of time mud scraplng' the
State In the attempt to find evidence that
Senator fayne had Secured his nomination
by the use of money. The committee
made a report containing nothing bat
suppOsition and sent it on to Washington.
The committee to which the matter was
referred report against any action, thus
showing that all the proceedings Of the
Ohio Legislature are foolish or spitefu1 and
rest on no foundation of fact. The Repub-
lican Senators who refuse to have any
thing tn do in this dirty business are Ev-
arts, Teller and Logan.
The howl goes up that they are tainted
with coal oil, and the Republican press of
Ohio is savage in its denunciation of these
men, who are the purest OF its leaders.
The fact is this: the Republicans %
Ohio stRked everything upon the issue OF
corruption in Payne's election, and they
they have lost. The leaders OF the party In
National politics say to the Ohio dema-
gogues. you can cry fraud and corruption,
but you have no case before the American
Senate,
The leading papers of the Republican par
ty charge in effect that Logan, Teller and
Evarts have been bought.
We don't believe 1t. We believe them
to be honest, honorable men, and we arc
glad to know that honest Republicans
stand by honest Democrats, when a Dues
tion of personal integrity and politiSal
bonor Is concerned.