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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06

There is probably no article o
necessity IN the wearing appare
line more commonly used than cot.
ton CLOTH. The ladies' who buy one
dollars worth of this necessity pay
IS cents for cloth and As per cent
for high taviff. Think of it. con
sumer; you pay almost double the
price of the cost of this one arti-
Gle. The cost of bleached muslin is
enhanced IS per cent. by the pro-
hibitory tariff. In building house
the poor laboring man whom the
Republicans claim the present law
protects is forced TO pay, not an or,
dluary rate of taxation, bat the
enormous sum CT 81 per cent. for
every doilar's worth of common
glass he puts in his house. Ponder
over it consumer; for every dollars
worth of this glass you pay si.94
or almost txo dollars for one. The
50 per cent. tax on sugar was the
cause that enabled the formation Of
a sugar trast and is today the fos-
terlng parent oil its life and exis
tence. 10 raise the price of sugar
nearly three cents per pound, 50
per cent. for every dollars worth
bought, was one of the things tue
trust did upon IFS formation
Where is the maa with II sane
mind who dare saw that a law that
enabled the formation Of trnsls ,s
q benefit to mankind? And still
this system is backed by a law ere
ated and fostered by tho Repub!l
can party.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06
OBITUARY.

Otto Won Bismark Weber. sor
of Mr.. F. w. Weber. was born al
Keystone Furnace, Jackson Co.
O., May 18th, 1870. and died Ang
22nd, 1883, at Winona Furnace
Hooking Co.. O., aged l8 years
3 months and 4 days. His fu.
neral took place from the Evan
gelical Lutheran st. Matthews
church of this place, and wa:
conducted by the Rev. L. F. Nit
ler, who endeavored to comfor,
the bereayed family by pro
claiming the word ef God in En-
glish and German. His body
was laid TO rest in the new GENE
terry 10 await the resurrection cl
the dead. His parents, 2 broth
ers and 6 sisters mourn their Sc
we're loss, which 10 him is endless
gain. May God bountifully cou.
sole them.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06
Guardians Sale.
e.. Samuel Blum, Guardian,
vs.
sAlice Phillips, ct al.

Notice is hereby given that the Under
slyned. guardian Of Alice Phillips William
L. Phillips, EmnIit Il. Pnniips ana Lucius
Phillips, by virtue OF an order OF sale Sd.
county, Ohio. and 10 him directed as sIci
.,,;.rriiam, will, at the uOor of the COur'
fiouse in logan, Oh
Saturday. October 6, A. D. 1888
att at o'sioek; Q p: M, of , said . day, offer 1o'
scribeu lands and tenements hittiate i'll
Hooking county, Ohio, anu being the
northwest quarter OF the northwest quar-.
ter OF se.4ion eighteen (lSl, township elev'
ty-five (55) acres. Also, the south end O
the west half OF the southwest quarter oil
section seven 10. same township and
ran2e. besinningat the southwest corner
line seve itee,l (l7t chains thiIty-three aDd
one-tibrd (:3Ia Enhs to post, thence
south seven (!) chains and sew, II anG one.
third (71O LINKS 10 u post, thence east ,hir-
teen Q3l chains ,hiLty-tve ana one-tni, Il
$3.50 Inks 10 post, thence south seven
% chaius seven and Oue-third "a liuks
TO Il post, theBca east seven "a chains seven
and one-third t1a) links 10 post in The
east line OF said west hall Of said south
west quarter Oi section seven (7), theuce
south three (;f) Chains seventeen and two
thiri.s tI7.) links 10 the south line OF said
section seven t7). thence On said line west
twentySseven 20 ctiisinS and Hity to0) lin ks
to beginning, containing tweDLy-eigh &
eighteen hundIeths (2S lS-l0,) acres, both
OF said tracts contain eighty-three and
hundreths tSS lS-iUO, acres more
or less.
Appraised at 500 90.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third cash in hand OH day o! sale !;
Dne third in one and one third in two
years from day OF sale, deferred payments
10 be secured by mortgage on premises and
tu bear interest from day OF sale payable
annually
SAMUEL BLUM, Guardian.
John 4hanseE, Atty. y
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06

TO listen 10 one of the Protection
speakers you would think that the
Mills bill was a terrible dragon,
with horns and spiked tail. Well,
the Mills bill proposes to lesson un-
necessary taxation justsa little
You needn't be afraid OF anything
that Will take the taxes off YOU
Thurman at Battle Greek.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06
PAINT, PAINT. PAINT f!

Use only the Hirschberg. Hollander
C Cos: Baltimore. Nd, warranted pure
paints, ready Tor the brush, in various
colors aud all size cans, and warranted
to outweigh each gallon bucket from 3
to lbs Of any other colored paint in
the market Everybody can apply it
and do the painting as well as the best
of painters. 1t Gows freely and is dur
able and rich in color, and is pure
white for inside and outside painting
and prices reasonable. Try the Balti-
more paint before you buy any other.
L. +. REPEL, Agent.
May 3rd-3 months
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06
Harrison's Record.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer
calls attention of workingmen 10
an article which it prints, in
which General Harrison is prov
en- beyond the shadow oi a doubt
by a dozen men to have made
the statements against laboring
men a,e was charged with.mak-
ing and which he denied. his
home organ, the Indianapolis
journal, professlng..toihave post
ed-but did not posl-s2.0O3 for
proofs of4he charge. The words
il is claimed he used and which
the evidence now proves he did
use, run as follows. In referring
to The strikers he said:
Zone dollar per day was
enough for any workingman."
"Were I the governor l would
force them back 10 work at the
point of the bayonet."
Mr. Edwin F. Gould, district
recording secretary district as
sembIy los. X. of L., collected
The testimony OF twelve of the
men who heard him use the Ian
guage attributed TO him. The
names of the men who have
made the statements are given
by Secretery Gould as follows ::
Isom Hughes, Morton J. Murphy.
Patrick Ii. King. William Miller.
William Schock. Jack HackIn-I
son, Thomas McHugh, Michael
Crowley, Ben Zahn, William
Hugo, T. E. Callihan and Charles
Fogarly. The testimony ofthese
men was taken and is now in
the hands of the executive board
OF district assembly l06, knights
Of Labor, who have demanded
the $1,000 reward offered by The
indianapolis journal and that
was claimed to be on deposit i'm
a bank i'm Indianapolis, but
which is not.
This is serious matter for
General Harrison. His friends
denied that he had used tie
words attributed TO him, but the
denial has been proven 10 be a
mere blrG. Harrison hedged on
'his 'natar i'ISi AS he attempted
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06
Cleveland Club at Car
bon lliIi.


The Democrats of this vicinity or.
ganized CleYeland and Thurman
club according to the State consti-
tuition and BY Laws. We have EN-.
rolled about eighty members. After
permanent organization we were ad
kressed in an able manner by 0.
w. H. Wright, of Logan, who han
died the tariff question creaiiabl5
showing the injuries caused TO the
masses by Its system az advocated
by the Republican party.
II your Republicans Of Logar
we,e at our last meeting. they
would have thought that Demo-
Gratis constituted nearly all tie vot
ing e'Am-,i of Carbon Hill. ard ]
believe "at Mr. Burgess thought SC
too when he met his few friends
last Friday ni:;et BoB.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06

Itis time thrown away to argu'
with man On the issues of the day
who would support his party nom-
inee if it WAS a wooden cigar store
Indian.
But If you find man who thinks
that IN reducing taxation the tax
es should first be taken of luxuries
such us whisky, beer and tobacco
(which the Republican PLATFORM
calls for), instead of the necessaries
of life, such as food, clothing and
fuel (Which the Democratic plat
form, calls for). you should feel jus.
tlfied in taking "extreme" meas
ures
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06
Clinton B. Fisk Likes 1t.
Let Us Have Retaliation Un.
til Our FiSlermen Shall
Enjoy Their Rights.

LAKE MoNosK, N. j., Aug. Is, 'SS
To the Editor New York Herald
1 like the Presidents message. II
hits the nail squarely on the head
If we cannot have hearty reciproc'
ity, then let us have retaliation unit
our fishermen shall without vexa-
alton enjoy their every right on
sea and shore.
ErrvrON r E,cE
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06
Divorce Notice.

Matilda Walker, whose place Of resi-
denCe Is MHlily, Boyd Gouniy. Kentucky,
will take notice that Oh the 81 day oI Sep
tember. 4. ID. 1888, in the Court Cf Common
Pleas OF HOckiny county, OHIO, where the
actionts now per ding, being case No. l9s.S,
the undefsisned, j. Al. Walker, filed his
petition against said Matilda Walker,
praying for Il divorce fl oni her
The said Matilda Walker is required TO
answer the petition in said action not later
than six 10y weeks aftei The 9th day OF sep
tember. A. D. 1888, the date OF the first pup
iicatiop itnis notice, Oh said divorce may
be granted.f,
~ J. N. WALKER.
Wrish: & Bueriaus, Ats for petitioner.
a
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06

The most delightful magazine for
the little folks, Our Little Men end
Women for September, has reach
ed our table. A brief glance shows
us twenty-four large pages filled
with pictures and stories.
The children from FIVE to nine
have every reason. to thank ID Lo-
throp Company, Boston,.fo such
an addition to their pleasures.
We suggest TO every parent that
q sample copy be sent for before
the matter is forgotten. A sample
costs but five cents.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06

fJ. G. Hutsinpiller, furniture fac
! tory.
Charles Naile.
Geo W Alexander, grocer.
Jacob Jones, mail carrier.
John Butz. saloon.
Jas McClurg.
w H Billings. grocer.
Capt. j j MaXnn. ferry boat.
Capt 5 A Dunbar, wharf boat.
Capt Wm Martin
Thos FInigan. printer.
! q f Baxter. timer.
D-Caloiian, contractor.
A .Mossman Il Son. coal dealers.
L Branch. sexton.
w T Small. ex sheriff.
SEQ White. butcher
Il NJ Cochrane, painter Is
a Moch, Clo.iler.
" = Downfa,n. printer.
w II Johnson. painter.
A F Blake.
i iInskins.
y u Cuwden. wharimaster.
A i.ncas and son.
Mrs A 4 Lyon.
Mrs Mary s Womeidorff.
Mrs Jane E Garter.
Mrs u N Rader.
Mrs Frank Bear'ls!ey,
Mary GIassburn.
Mary Bowles.
Mrs Il NJ Cochran.
Julia Disgs.
Emma Cowden.
Mrs Il Lucas.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06
The Republican Plat
form.

1--WE would effect all needed re-
duction of the national revenue 10y
repeating the taxes upon tobacco
x X X and the tax upon
spirits used IN the arts X =
If there shall Still se,asin a larger
revenue than is requisite for the
wants Of the government wo favor
the entire repeal of the internal
taxes"
WHAT The REPEAL oFTAxEs ON TO-
BAcco AND SPIRITS, OR REPEAL
OF THE INTENAL VENUE,
MEANS. r-
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On e".'..A wGttl

Tax OIL suGa,, 2 0.se
Tax o.. rice, I.i5
TAX OIL salt, U.50
T'aA on 1sn, O12
J'aX on ls0tatoes. O.4)
Tax on woliien's
con- mon dress
| goouS, 0.C6
Tax on com mon
l wooden closb. 0.99
| Tax on wOolen
| hosiery, 0.G
Tax on aaAlSels, 0.70
Tax on common
w0Oien shawis,C 81
Tax on cotton
hosiery 0 ~
Tax o. iAgtain
| carpets . g
Tax on y, ala
e.lrthenware QS
Tax Oa common
window glass, 0G
Tax on larger
window glass, los
Tax Oh tinware O4l
Tax on books, o 25
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06

Elizabeth Nichols, whose place of resi-.
Gence-i rs unknown, tale OF St.rr to ynship
Hooking. county, ohio, viii t.He no:i {
that on the Sd day o, Septemb,r r. a 1883
in the Court of Common Pleas of Hockin.
county, Ohio, where Tie action is now
pentling5 being case No 1877. the undersign
ed, joiSif nv Nichols, hled his petition
against The said Elizabeth Nichols, charg.
ing haf with adultery ana praying for IA
vOrce tEonl her.
Thesaia Elizabeth Nlcnois is required
to answer the petition in SAID, actiOn not
later than six Isl week., ate. tila 9Th day
OF September, A ID 1855, ans date oI the frs;
publication OF this uO,ice, or such divorce
may be grs ,ied.
JOHN W.NiCHOLS.
Wright d BuerhauS, Attys for petitioner
Sept 6...6W
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06
Cheap Excursicn to Cincinnati, Tnes-
day, Sept. 11th.

The Q. & NJ. V. R'y will run a
cheap excursion to Cincinnati at
$3.50 for The round trip from
Lancaster. Trains leave at 5:15
A. NJ, 900 A. M. and al 1856 p.
NJ. Tickets good returning Sept.
18Th.
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PROBATE NOViCE.

Notice IS hereby gwen tnat the follow
ing accounts and vouchers have been fled
in the PROBATE Court Of Hooking county /,
Ohio, for seeond settlement:
William IL, Huis, Guar6ian OF Jane,
Ha. nv, Lntler and Cha, les Wiiorton.
Aud the same viii come On for iiear.n. .
OH rhe lslh day OF SEPT. 1883, at 10 o.
clock, 4. NJ, or as SOou thereafter as may
be convenient. VT. ACKER,
AGy 2i-2w Pro Judge.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06
REPUBLICAN. CONVENTIONS.


The Republican Congressional
Convention in Lancaster yesteF.
day nominated Col. Neal. of Ce-
lumbus, for Congress. and F. G.
Whitley, of Lancaster, Ger Dis
trict Presidential EIector.
The Judicial Convention nom
mated S. q. Bright for Judge.
Both Conventions were tame
affairs. and the candidates were
selected with no hope OF election.
but for the only purpose'of filling
places on the ticket.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06


ANDGRUB HOE OF TRUTH
New Lexington, o., Sept. 3, 1888.
Ell. Sentinel The tariff be
ing the all absorbing topic OF The
day and il being claimed by the
Republican press and orators OF
the q. o. L. that the present
high protective tariff is scfe'y for
the 6enefit ta the laDoring man,
1 thought it a duty To present
some statistical facts on the stu.
alton. Carrot d. Wright. United
States Commissioner Of Labor, in
his report for the year 1886
among other things, gives the
unit cost of many articles manu-
factured in this country, together
with the labor cost, such as In
surance, rents. etc. I will brief.
ly refer to one or two items. The
labor cost of producing ready
made clething. such as CAST
meres. fiannels. worsted and 9th.
er woolen suits is 25% of The
unit cost, the materials 71%,
and incidental cost 4% SO that
a suit costing $40 would have
$3.50 In labor. 81. .10in materials.
and 40 cents incidentals expend-
ed ON it. The tariff on ready
made clothing is 53%, which add.
ed TO the 10 makes $3.50. first
cost of suit. Now if the tariff is
for the benefit of the laboring
man, why net pay him 5s% OF
the unit cost instead of25s It is
therefore plain that the manu-
facturer gets So cents from the
people to give some poor fellow
25 cents worth of work. In 9th
er words the people donate to
the manufacturer twice as much
as he pays for labor. Who does
this protecte Take pig iron for
instance. The labor cost of a
ton of pig iren manufactured in
Ohio, from Hooking Valley and
Lake Superior ore is fraction
over 149S, materials 80I, Incl
dentals 6%. Now the protect
i've tariffs 5796, so that the fur
mace companies receive by way
of protection, tour times as much
as they pay out for labor. Is it
any wonder pig iron Kelly is for
projections So II is in nearly
every article. the protective tar
iff is, double and in most cases
thrible what is expended in la
Dor.
Let us see IN another way how
the tariff protects: The duty on
broad cloth amounts to
53% of the price at the factory
in England, while the duty on
moscows, reversibles
and other goods having cotton
warp, such as laboring men are
compelled TO wear, is from I40 to
1907 of the price at the factory.
In other words, the men who can
afford broad cloth at $3.50 per
yard, pay 53% Of the same as
duty, while the poor devil who
wears the cotton warp or mixed
goods, pays at the factory As cts.
per yard. to which add the 1907,
makes $l.24 cents per yard, or
nearly twice AS much duty as the
first cost, so that a man has one
third suit and two-thirds duty.
The same inequalities exist
throughout the whole line of
wooden clothing-that is TO say,
the poorer or cheaper class OF
goods a man is compelled to
wear. the higher rate OF taxes he
pays. Does this benefit The la.
horere
I'm GRupRrNc Hoe or TRuTV.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06

All declare it to be model of
beauty and workmanship. The
New Hieh-Arm Davis Sewing
Machine .embodies ala The latest
improvements known TO the
trade.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06

ord. he stands convicted Of EN-.
nifty to the laboring classes,
which the knights of Labor, his
neishbors. know and have prov
en- by abundant evidence.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06
TIMBER LAND.

lots of 10 800 which
selling rapidly from s. to s per acre on the
Quite
railroad where the timber will shan for the land Tins is
by
land AL that
Ourha hands perfect, Wll4LIAMo bhOo'
e. WOLFF our agent at Logan [Aug 30 0-iw
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06

The SENTINEL this week. re-
ceived 16 new subscribers and
SOB worth of new advertising.
This is Democratic property.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06
DEMOCRATIC
For Treasurer,
Executive Committee.

S. WELDY, Chairman ; joan NJ.
FLOYD, Sect'v; FRED SrRocK
Treasurer; VIC. LOWRY. T. Nc
sMAHoN, GEO. KRINN, Al. WEAR.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06

The crop of corn aud fruit in
Hooking is better than ever since
the settlement OF the county
These are Democratic times.
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APPOINTMENT NOTICE.

Es.ate3of James W. Thompson, Deceased.
y.e rlCe, ,s'euec hts o2eI e9po, hLCd
ant, qct.s ,iea,,as AdmnIis tci,iX OF the es-
tate Of las. W. Tnom psOn, l"te OF HCcsing
county deceased.
MARY G. THOMPSON.
Sept 6-3w
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06
Shoe Dept.

Our Shoe Department this Fall is the
largest we have ever had. No fancy s'loe
store prices aEst all Honest Trade Goods
Ladies Hand Turned French Kid Shoes
Ladies' Day Sewei Shoes. Misses and Chi.-
drens Shoes in great variety. Blocher's
Celebrated H;tn,i-made AOOts, with our
guarantee, only IS so u pair.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06
APPOINTMENT NOTICE.

Rstate of George Miller, Deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed
and qualified as Administrator OF the es
tate of George Miller, late OF Hooking
county, deceased.
JOHN Il. WHITE.
Sept. 6-3w
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06
Silk Department

Full Iines OF Black and Colored Gros
Grains, Faille Francaise, Moires, ,Surahs,
Pushes, Velve:s. cts.
Special attention IS called to the:
low prices of these goods.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06

Nail or Glue it.

NAIL Taxed As per cent. THIS TO
YOUR MASTHEAD FOR THE CAM
PAIGN OF 'SS, OR GLUE TAXED
20 per cent. IT TO YOUR HAT
(Taxel 81 pcr cent?
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06

The yellow fever is epidemic
at Jacksonville, Fla, and it is
feared may spread 10 neighb0r'
inr CITIES.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06

logan Cleveland Club Oficers,
President-Chris Jourgensmier.
Secretary - John Shively.
-sTreasurer-AndyH Holl.
Cub Room Hartmans Eall.
Meetings-Every other Friday y.eventng
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06
LINEN DEPT.
NEW GoOl
LOW PRIC

NEW GOODS. LOW PRICES:
Cream and Bleached Table Damask Map:
kins to match, Turkey Red Tabling, good
patterns, 30c to 60c per yard. Linen Nap:
kins soc n dozen. 500 Fringed Cotton:
Towels, good size, Soc " dozen. 10 dozen
Fancy Turkish Towels, Soc a pair.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06

\ - " ~ AZ
Fred Kerr, hardware.
Chas. Uhrfg. jeweler.
Chas. +. johnson, painter.
j. S. DlackaIler. First National:
Bank.
Waller Jenny, grocer.
Geo. Bowles, contractor.
Claude Prjcheti. cabinet maker.
Geo. Mulfnrl. packer.
E. Per singer, baker. and wife.
A. Ufermann. tanner,
Thos. HAYWARD. Sup't. Furniture
Factory.
A. 7. Brown. blacksmith, son and
daughter.
J..G. Damron, Justice OF the
Peace.
j. II. Thunias. school teacher.
S. William. suD' gas works.
j. So,len. snip cal rentes. :
P. A. San..s IL Son. druggists.
Ill. Hayward. drus .ist.
D .vi.. T.. Wune!,inrf, ex deputy
sheriff.
G-iirse Tucker. l,aiser.
Chas- B,.iz. saiana.
w. 4. Larinler.
Hasry i;ages.-cle:S.
J: q. Norris, Park Central.
Al. Green. Attorney.
john l'apple, ice dealer.
j Il. SaiH.r,!. teuii>i.
Milrov w FinniS-
g Crr,nle-F. shoemaker.
II. = German. grncer.
j. W. Gar'Iner, grocer.
America NalIe.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06

Dem. tx. Committee Rooms.
James Block. Rooms opposite Colonel
q. weIdy's Law Oface. Democrats invited
TO attend.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06

Wheat, wool and iron are adj
vancing III prices. This is a Dem
Ocratic year.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06
7Aursday. SEPT. s, 1888.
Democratic National Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT.
GROVER CLEVELAND,
OF New York.
FOE VICE pREsIDExr.
Allen 6. Thurman,
OF Ohio.
Democratic
STATE TICKET.

Secretary OF State,
BOSTON G. YOUNG, of Marion.
Judge of the Supreme Court,
LYMAN r. CRITCHFIELD OF Millersbucg,
laen Der Board or Public Works:
JAMES EMMITT, Of Wayerly.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06

For Common Pleas Judge,
TALL SLOUGH
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FOR RENT.

The rcsi,!e.,co Of i. 2. Comfy ia
for vent. Inquire OF Mrs. COMFY.
iulyl2't.
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We invite attention to the fo
that brings a home within the
mate and soil that is rich anl
grass and vegetables, and Fruit
the Qneen City OF Southern Ill
other located. There are 300
built, ard not a vacant house
and machine shops of the L. &
public telephone, 2 fine school
the Southern Grand Division Q
price. OuI lands are good ant
a land ol peace and prosperity
good boarding at 15c. per day.
Office: Up Stairs,
s. w. Corner Public square.
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For member Of Congl ess
Joseph 4. outhwaite,

F r Circuit Judge,
s. WELDY,
of Hooking County.
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The following partial list citizens apolis who have
cured benefited by using A. Newton Co.'S. CATARR
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4 Southern illinois,: ), s. !.
Jefferson County in the Lead
With Iea Estate Headquarters office Williams Bros

owing list of good cheap far ms for sale on terms
"a ch OF all. We have a mild and healthful eli
fertile in the production of all kinds OF grain
o D erfection. Monnt Vernon Our county seat,
ois, has 1900 inhabitants, railroads and an
ew residences and business houses now being
the city We have here the large car factory
T. r. r., 8 large Touring mills, electric lights,
I churches and the Supreme Court House OF
Illinois. Our lands are increasing rapidly in
re ask you to come and cast your lot with US l.,
Come and see u.s. We have arr angements fur
If you wish to make any kind of trade write to
WILLIAMS BROS,
Box l24, Mt. Aernon, Ills.
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NOTIONS.
WRAPS.

Anticipating an early demand for Wrap
we hmye gotten our all in. We sell CARS
ments that will give satisfaction and not
n cheapline Of 1asy stuff merely thrown
together to catch the eye OF the shodd.-
buyer. Choice styles and splendid fits in
Ladies Braided Cloth, Jersey and Plusi.
Jackets, Rsglaws, Plush SacQues and New
Markets.
To Prospective Wrap Buyers,
we would say. see our line this year, and II
you do not want a wrap yet, have il laid
away for you. We guarantee tn sell you
~ low ~ any house Ind give you bettor
goods.
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CLINTON B. Fisk.