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The Lighs.Runnimg s'D0westlc', ts
sold &C Auerbach's sewing Machine Rooms 7th
and II SIS, our only authorized agency for the
District OF Columbia. Also Fashion Papers.
60 DOMESTIC SBWIN0-MACHNg Co. N Y
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BRIGHrwoOD RACEs. Wed, May e, at $50 pm
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NOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

III AT A BARGAIN.
That desirable 1O-room brick house 1917 18th st,
Nv "sn' BUSHNELL 4 cARUsL
sp3O- 3m zoos ct NV
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The STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON will make her
first trip 10 River View for the season OF Isss To-
morrow al y. Tickets, 25c--Adrt-
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SUNDAY PLEAsrRE SEEKERS SHOULD 90 TO River
View tomorrow on the Inaugural Excursion foY
lsos on the steamer Mary Washington Tickets,
Z5c--AdUL
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Hats.
45-7o-S1-9L50~2
Best Hat In the city, So
straw hats, 10c. TO 81. AMERICAN HAT Co.,
200 Penn. ave-. opp Botanical Gardens
DtKOn's Yeast Powder always reliable I'm
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l.. N. Hopkins removed $50 81 Wire.
Door, and Window Frames for files. eos
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Miss THrRsBY's OPINION OF TIE BRADBURY
PIANo.-The New Scale Upright Bradbury Is a
with mine. Emma c. Thursby % Grammercy
Park, New YORK
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AMONG THE AUCTION SALES will be found adyer
tised me building lots Connecticut Avenue
near Dupont Circle, one OF the most fashionabI
sections OF our city, 10 be sold Monday afrernoon
al O'Clock.
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c.

FOURTH ANNUAL EXCURSION
FRIENDSHIP LODGE. No z LION,
PEN MAR,
DECORATION DAY, MAY 80, 1888,
SELECT PARTY. SEATS GUARANTEED.
Train leaves Baltimore and Potomac Depot $50 a.
m, returning 8 pm.
Tickets limited. Dinner Soc
Fare Ground trip, $3.50.
Children to II, half fare. 1t
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AVN VASES AND SETTLES, at SHEDD d BRO. 8
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! NV. cor. 9th l. Dae., ar.
and store. 49,. go
1919 Wylie st. ne, Or. IL
Rear 2621 l ct. NV. Ar. 10
1873 Bound.stn.e. .5r.9.30
1926 I'd st. s.e., 5r.....-....S
l224H Wylie ne, 5r. o. 80
4 BRADLEY, 027 Fn.W.
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AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY IS offered for per-
sDhs ID search OF fine building lois In the sale by
"nA&lIns Co., auctiOneers, Monday evening at 5
OcIOck on Linden and Boundary streets at the in
tersectlon OF Rhode Island avenue and street
We DfOt Park- These lots have a depth and
frontage which admits OF building without leaving
TOO much surplus ground
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FINE STEEL EN6RAyISsis AT ATCTIoS-Duncan-
SOB BROS viii sell AT their salesrooms ON MONDAY
May q, at IL am and O'Clock 10 m a choice
COLLECTION OF engTavings. See the advertisement
e.sewnere Tor detail
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fOR iNyEsTNENT.-A me chance is offered in the
peIehpIoTy sale OF brick house, No. 3I3 III street
bOfthedst, ana the vacant lot on 30 street near Nj
hOflhes1st, ao'Srtised elsewhere in to-day paper
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EOR RENT-NEw FIRST-CLAsS RESIDENCE.
IL l414 10th St nw., bet Rhode Island and p St
Also 1928 and $50 o St NV. Apply to J. J. SHEDD.
1907 Rhode Island NV my3-th. .3m
NOR RENT-1514 3OTH ST. N. W-LARGE AND
10 desirable brick dwelling containing IL rooms BATH
range all modern improvements; rent low 70 de-
sirable tenant. Apply to THOMAS J. FISHER co.
1924 St n. W. my14-6t
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INOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
H. Barber shop cor 18th and sts n.w........: $50
SOO st. NV, rooms, m. so
$40 M ST. n.w, rooms and bath. IS
Desirable suburban residence.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
my19-6ts 1907 + St NV.
LNOR RENT-1340 ST. N. w.: d ROOMS, BATH
II and mod, improvements; key at McCullough's
lumber yard $203U. l. 3. fRISTOE. $40 ct. NV.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

EoR RENT-s4o PER MONTH THAT BEAuTI
ful Groom brick ASS q ST. nv. Inquire ~ AZ. q
81. NV. myl0-5ts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

1850 9th ct. aw., store and
dwelling ...........-..S2g
$40 ~ ct. q ", Or. .22. so
l728 ~ St s.w.. DR.. -.l6.30
\ 1850 N st. Aw- 6r., mod.
\ imp. ..16. 80
ASS K st. s.w.. 5r. 10
900 LIST st. s.w.. 5r......1U
\ 1920 Al ct. Sw.. 6r., mod
imp. ................lo.U
RKEk ~ and L sta sw.
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WASHINGTON GROVE.
WESLEY CHAPEL
Will give an excursion to
WASHINGTON GROVE
MAY 30.
Round-trip tickets, go cents. Children, IS cents
Train leaves depot at O'Clock.
Tickets for sale at MI Robert Cohens store $50 Pa
ave-, and at the depot myl9262SS20
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EOR RENTAL $l7 TO s22. SOTO DESIRABLE
tenants Il taken at once. Ihsye concluded to rent
(new) Houses st. and Linden Place. pass tho
door; houses have to 10 rooms bath mod improve
ments pretty oak mAntels all through, and are very
cheap at these rents. w. e BURFORD,
mylO-2w 1422 New York ave.
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PAkIEs GorSs TO EUROPE THIS SRAsoN by send
Ing tner names and address 10 w. y. Van Wickle,
~bradDofy Palace OF Music" 1225 Penna. ave.
vii receive free guide book null OF Facts for
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CAPITAL CITY Gun CLUB CHAMPIoSsHIP-The
third VI the series OF matches for the champion
snip or the Capital City Gun Club was shot Thurs
DAY afternoon at the club grounds near the
National Observatory. Following are the scores
OUT OF a possible 30: Wilson, AZ; Wagner, Al
MILLS, 40 Three matches or the series OF twelve
nave now oeen shot with the following result
NILS and Wilson l. The next match Will be shot
On the 9th CT June.
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EOR RENT-HOUsES,
Il l116 Conn. ave. n.
si Is 1h. st n. w. ;.,iis S.:
1852 p NV, fur, l3r. i
1112 10th ut. NV, fur.
1915 Sunderland Place
NV 10r................''
2l1 A St Q. O. 13r. .......'
225 Sd stn.w.. fur. 1lr.'
1887 L st.. posA June
l. 10r...................
1142 + St NV, 12r. 80
222 TO 236 N. j. ave. q.
ss 81 Ind gsi.; ave. n. W.: iir. !.
2S20 p st.. poss. June
i. Tor.
3OS Maple ave-, Le
Droit Park. Tor.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14
TALL TIMBER.
The Judicial Convention
Tail Slough, Of Lancaster, Nominated
On First Ballot.

The Judicial Convention, yesterday, in
Logan, was a distinguished body of the
leading Democrats OF the district.
Col. weldy presided. Wetzler OF Fair
decld, Tus ling OF Perry and Green OF Hook
ing were Secretaries.
Jim Retallic of Perry, presented the
name OF Mr. Butler, The nomination was
seconded by Mr.. Wilson of Logan.
Jack Wright OF Fairfield, presented the
namo of Mr.. Slough. seconded BY 0. W. II.
Wright of Logan.
1he nomination w.S made on the first
ballot. the vote being:
Fairhela-sloagh4l IL, Butler 8.
Hocking-Slough 9, Butler l6.
lPerry-s!ough Z, Butter "a.
1su motion of Mr.. Retallic the nomina-
ton of Mr. Slough was made unanimous
The nominee was presented to the conVen-
ton, and in very happy style accepted
the nomination, and returned thanks
After adopting resoiaSoa presented
bv Mr.. RetaIiic, THANKING the Band and the
citizens OF Logan for courtesies, the Con-
yention adjourned.
The full proceedings will be pupiishe'
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EDITORIAL AssocsaisoE1 NO:eS
Portsmouth T'7ac:.l
The b',Aquet Will be hell ii
Mona'.ch Rink. aud Albert Knit
tie sill furnish the eatab!es.
Both of our bands have put in
bids for furnishing music, but the
contract has not yet be, II ava G.
ed.
The Association viii arrive by
boat from GallIpolis. AID be met
at tie rlver by Il brass bamd aud
escorted 10 headquarters
Orchestra iHusic vii be Oh
duty at ike banquet.
The committees are hIsv nj
work, and our visiting bfet!ireH
| can rest assured of a royal enter
tainment.
The banquet will be the most
elaborate affair Of the kind evei
held in the city.
About two hundred Invitations
will be issued at S2 per couple.
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Notice il hereby "ivcn that the under
signca Sheriff OF Hooking county, q by
virtue Cf an order of sale issue'l
out g; said Court In ihe above eptit-
lei cause, sud to linn directed IS Sheriff of
said county. Will, ut Nlc GoUr o. the Court
House ia Logan, on
Saturday, June 10Th, A. D, 1883,
1T O'Clock, p 81. of sail day o.Ier for safe
1T pu5!ic auction, the following lands aEs.
teneInents, situate in Hooking county
| Ohio. TO wit:
The southwest Quarter of the north
west quarter of section twenty-seVer i2D,
township eleven (lD, range eighteen (lS),
containing forty (IOl acres more oclcs
-ALSO-
\ part of the southeast quarter of the north
west quarter OF same section, township and
raug,, lying west of q road leading from
; C:ieer Creek TO Goose Creek. containing
five (5l acres and being 45 acres i'll all, lore
or less.
Appraised Mt FPS 90.
Terms of sale cash.
| Given under my hand Gt Logan, Ohio,
| this 18th dny of May, a. ID. 1855.
JOHN GALLAGHER, Sheriff.
| u. w. Wright. Deputy.
q. W. II, Wright, Atty for plG.
Muy IL 7-5w
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and Tie Democratic party comes 10
its rescue like an assoultlng legion
exposed to the charge OF such gtape
and canister us "frea trade" the
bloody shirt" "nnfalr elections
and "southern dominatIon," bnt
while these are poured into the face
of It's assaul'ing legions. there is no
halt to Its victorious columns.
Trusts will wither and die under
Democratic sun, they car live on
ly under the shade of a high pro
,nctivc iarif. Trusts are the foes
of labor, tho offspring of excessive
tariffs. the destroycrs of competition
the cause of diminished production,
of diminished wages, and OF higher
prices sold to a diminished capacity
to buy.
Tie remedy is tariff just high
enough to protect labor. and just
low enough 10 permit f;rbisn COM
petition to smash every Trust FORM
ed 10 rob labor of IFS of its wages,
every candidate seeking votes under
the false protenses Of protec' ing Ia
Dor by the high tariff which has
caused every peril 10 IFS safety.
This is as far as | can push my
assault on the intrenchments of ex-
cessive tariffs in tbs paper, but
there are other liEcs of assault
equally feasible, and while feel con
0dent of victory also feel that no
effort can be spared to win this
great battle Of the people against
the poweas of the devil clothed in
the fine linen stolen from The LIST
war. NQX.
| Somerset O.. .!u3a II.
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TIE BANDANA WAVES.
Cleveland Grub Meeting.

On last Thursday evening, al
fer the news had been received
of the action Of The St. LOUIS Con
veniion, Mr. Chris Jourgensmier,
Chairman of the Logan Cleveland
Club. called a meeting at Hart
mans Hall.
The room was full of eXuItant
and enthusiastic Democrats,
nir. Green presented resolu
ton that was unanimously adopt
ed. That the Club, as Demo
cratic organization, heartily ap
proved. the nominations at 81
Louis and accepted the platform
The meeting then adjourned if
The Court Room. The Logat
Band led the procession, and Ia
yored us with most excellent mu
sic.
The meeting IN The COURTEOUS
was an Old lime Democratic turn
out.
The Court room was crowded
with Democrats. Many of oul
literally disposed Republican:
were also present.
Messrs. Weldy, Price, LoWrs
and others made happy speeche;
in endorsement of The action o
the Convention, and in pledge o
the Democratic support to tht
ticker.
rhe meeting was one Of th'
largest impromptu affairs eve
known in Logan. The nomina
ton Of Judge Thurman, whom
almost everybody in Logan know
personally, was The main spirl
of the enthusiasm, because iii hi
nomination we all felt The per
sonal con- pllment 10 our State, T.
our district and to cur friend.
We put the majority in thi
county up to the old high vat
,aark oI 1865, when Thnrmar
....,;,,s-,.a for E0varD0r-
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Convention Notes

The Rempelarians were routed.
Jim Clarke, OF Mnfry, YVES a
little Indifferent about the primary
on Saturday last, but be got here
yesterday.
-Devine. OF Somerset, had his
vote counted.
Col. Weliy knows when it is in
order for a delegation 10 change its
vote.
Ollie Wrigh: is fghter who
is not afraid.
Senator Huffman, although of
Tered tho vote OF his county. refused
il.
| -Nels Armstrong wanted Char
ley Martin.
-Nuek Deoble is the man who
secured the band, and is entitled to
credit for making this display OF life
and civIlity among Logan Demo
Gratis.
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WnEsS

Price-Natn street iOts. SEQ eaoc: other lots,
Sc: eslch: each lot zsSit1 10 lsl iaef-
Terms OF smeft-O Ohe-tenth cash ~ the time lots
arc taken. and :Tvp - lcr Gems Nn,ily Of each
week Following ,'n;ii all Is pad. ~iiho;it Interest,"
i.iis'r;it discrII1,t fos cash
Fasa. fi.sn yTrrsB.ee decd r@.t he delivered and
l,.asc,slS t. zen % SacgiTo flf iii1 portions
- ri.ss,iia!s,i opportunity for Manu- lecturers,
Ia7.a az s.lii: Nggklleu .S.-l or u.Skiiesl, who
desire Cii 0yinenr at reTi-ner1iVe wages the yeas
ru.,,l;i ever t0ty who wants vcss On easy terms
IN property tlsst TiL puf!ruisrsi,r enable item 10
realize lQ-i.. p.OH.s within very short time.
Inform understand. IN person CT by letter lincud-
-fr draft p @. orf;cr m - sd - the lot or lots
~ ni:ri,,r y0a ShOHii tie .ns You select ba
Ee.. yo ssiI be iugo-Irse ard given further oppor-
-ify seiec.- T.-t- OF tila prcgcrty and fun par
sicni.irs seat. all ssDo ave Interested
Thee lots cOsi~t he ~ t.lisea quickly FIRST
CONE FIRST sxRyED. Cali en- or address
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the ioilCw,
mo accpunts and vouchers have been hie'i
in the Probate Court or HOcSlng county
0hio. for first and final settlement:
az bryid \. Miller GUARDIAN OF the Is
t;,tg ol Si!as Dew, an lnebiiaie' ...
IN :Ec g1th day OF June, 1888, ~ 10 a
,in,i, \. NJ. oT us soon thereafter as may
~ -. - @Sw Pro Judge.
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PROBATE NOVICE.

Notice is hereby givea that the follow
~ T,I,e Pr.aaie Court OF IIOtkIns COuntyi
Ohio, for fist partial settlement:
D1yi. Later, guardian Of Abel Cdcpci-
ter. g.. ,,,,,rf,o a
And the same viii come on ior hearihH ~ II,
M, th,, aQtu day of June, 1855, ;It IN o.
clock. "a. M., or as soon thereaiigr as i-.'1
os -, - sv Pro Judge.
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~rrxnL,r. nuro. ,,n-ch q. ISIS.

"TISnLsv. OfIyo. Ssa-ch q. 1SSS.
POWELL. CPOsLgy, CfHcianari, Chia
"Weli flnisheS iOl lave ssc-csielJli asa.sssr-
"D.T. "a US
As soon as the weather viii ufrTnlt wor. W1l i,e
commenced upor grating tie Nroeis Planting shlia
trea. constructing sidsHalEs amt iryiu- -S i.f~.
from the C.,s cl s. as tcye each t ie .. -eiit Df
natural "a fI- I,e nI li:nt fr-". aai ti'sr i.u-
pT,svtfaerts wi. bs pi.hs- rayty t1 c1Ir -eipil-
Contracts have been el-sred iEtO fdr t.lsSs a2rNe-
raeg.S.
estate .ranSsscfi9Hst
ms t-s,ct in she sF beiy ana ecrh IN h7 an IN
exf1nsfi bic s5rTv q cSS rie.t n is 1a I've 5';"ia
avenue is.liii-: st ci the c-y 7ati Q! easy ncss %
ty=o -.li,rc.si- + teaaC.fu t!;i't 81 te % "a.
v;siire the north from te south Row ~ water NJ
ore bs,l %: IN the whole acii:ic; i = t7tet BE-
t,ya,R tie north cp-Jre limits OF the e:y si;d tht
N.ckcI-picI- Rsiirua2-
SGtsiIhsadiaay ~ OF these ayenta-es, these lots
are Temporarily ~ ths market on IRE following easy
terms placing thern within :;ie reach OF al:
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Isaac W. Brian
vs.
Carrie E. Dr.sback. ct al.
In the Court of Common Pleas Of IIock-
ing County, o.


Notice is hereby given tha. the under
signeu sheriff OF Hoc.Sing County, Ohio, by
virtu: of an alias order OF safe isssils
lous of si.id Court In the above entitlcSl
cause, aud to Iiiia directed as Sheriff OF said
County, viii, at the door OF the Court
House in Logan, on
Saturday, June 23d, a. D.. 1888.
at O'Clock. y. m. or said day, offer for sale
! al public auction, the following lands and
| ielcrH ents, situate in Hoc.sirg county, o..
to-SVi.:
The east hall OF the northeast quarter
AMI the nurtheast quarter OF the southeast
| quarter of secI.on number eight tS), town
| snip number eleven QD, I8age numbc;
eighteen Qdl.
| Tic east half of III c northwest quarter Ct
the southeast quarter, ;ld the east half q
| the southwest quarter Of the northcGsl
| quarter Of sIia section, township and
| range, except Line (S), acres out OF The iasi
two tracts, sold to W. q. BrooS, all con-
| tanning one hundred and Sixty-two (i6s)
| acrts ;Iore or less. =.
Appraised n 5000 co.
Terms OF sale cash.
Given under my hand ut Logan, Ohio
| this III day OF May, AID. lSSS.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Sheriff
| By ID. W. Wright, Oeputy.
L. u. Vickers, Atty.
| MAY 2i-5w
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POWELL CRosLEY, Cincinnati. Ohio, does not dc
t,li,sgs " nsve He proposes 70 make :his subd';
VISION one OF the most successful abOas fInay, nu
10 snsre no expense TO accomplish that end
FfEeay Is having wonderful spccsss-a isr5les tI.
growth in the game time tan any o;hc city N ONO
F,iosses are multiplying other Business inserests
srSyssinS proPcrticnais!y popa:saiion ttsS = Scsr
90 TsS7y houses built las: year-5YJA mere nScde
tais Yes; tsa miles Of street lines CONSTRUCTS. anu
Others protected: streets improved ia Every .ss
water works began steam rssiiroaS .cao0i
churcIc-s nne residences and business bio zs eeal
To t.liy csy OF Its size II the state IL 10 i'oEoy
kIrcrsn.the world over. ,,- -
Natural Gas i the magic wand that has csu5e ana
.s carsioa, tIs cI,eng9 Eleven hundred Sec. down
he lT taps the nJ.selcs, ciclnly lnvtncible agency
which bl,Sses mankind by living ffee tual ana .,snt
ts;lr,,assi for Thousands OF as factories, ROLLING
miit fiTrnactrs and Gsher factories Iindlsy Is the
hocsekespers paradise No SinoAe, no SCOT no -Ac'
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no dus, no wood, no coai-no,hing In tina. Iiae dis
agreeable.
the vicinity OF he above subdivision Is now be-
ing constructed oe OF the laress industrial estab
iti.sneuG In she United States. t1e kellogg ealleSs
Tube anl Manufacturing Conlpanys factory e
manufacture seamless ss, water aE1 other pipe IN
tcndii.., 20 inves- SsG3j In casa and employ La
rlcE. U:her factories ere not Ter away, aiii 9ir
Crlsley = arranging for two factories the above
tract. which viii employ ut iest aD men. otl:e- fc-
tofies vii be erected this year In the nrnetfate Vi
cirity- stroC5 railroad Is projected along Iaiu
street In front OF this prorery a station Will b.
erected the IT, & - r. r.. eight ninutcs' ride sro
FintlIy. a.id lI2irs VIII I've t9 accommodate al
coineTS. III EvBEy lot IL THIS TRACT FAD A
HOUSE O.; 1T, THEY WOULD ALL ~ OccUPIED THIS
YEAR. 4 gas weu OF large capacity he's Just lsen
drilled upon tiiis subdivision, also q water well
through the rock.
This telegram speaks for Itself:
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. SuERIFF'S SALE.
Hcn.y Tschopp
VS.
William II. Wharton.
In the Court OF Common Pleas OF Hooking
County, Ohio.


Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, Sheriff Of Hooking county, Ohio,
bv virtue OF an order of sale issued
ont of said Court III tie above en-
titled cause, and 10 him directed as Sheriff
of said county, viii, at the door OF the Court
House in Logan ON
Saturday, Jniv 9TH. A. ID. 1888
ut O'Clock, T. " .sf said day, offer for slIe
ut public auction, the following lands ana
tenementS, Situate in hooking county
Ohio, 10 wit:
BEGINNING in the center of the road and
running in a southwest direction along
the line OF 10. number siXty-two ,53) and
sixty-tbree (6Sl, IN the Henry TroSel addi-
ton TO the 10 wn of Mil,vilic, Ohio, one
hundred and si2tY-five (l65) feet. Thence
| i u n northwest direction one hundred and
| thirty-two Q32) iect. Thence in Il north
east direction one hundred and sixty rve
G65l feCt to Tho ntCr of tho rcal. Th@n-e
in Il sDuthel=t direction aIs'ns i.;;' &C lic- %
the road 10 I've place oi D-=iDAlI5, IO:I-
timing OGa-sia u urtS.
Appraised al SiJg' VI.
Terms q! ss!c cash
Given under my nani at Logan, Ohio,
this Tth day o. june, \. u. lsl3.
JOHN GALl4AGIEH, SheTiH.
EyD. W. Wright, Dcpuiy.
J, ~. Wright, Atty for PHI
june7 5w
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every working man and women
and every child in the land. This
is proof enough-proof positive
and convincing that a tariff TOO
high 10 protect labor, burdens 1t
with the profits thrown 10 capi-
tai with n surpluSi in the treasury
drawn from It's earnings. With
the payment of 2796 premium 10
disburse This surplus, with com
petition that runs down prices OF
wages and products, with conse-
quent ruin TO employer and en-
ployed.
| am therefore ready to say
that We have had 10 much of a
good dinner, too much proiec-
ton and too much consequent
competition among American
manufacturer, laborers, mer-
chants and farmers. and whilst
labor Is seeking defense IN laws
restrictive Of emigration and
forced TO the point of denying to
the prilgrims OF the nineteenth
century The right accorded TO
the pilgrims oftle sixteenth, cap
ital is seeking defense in the or
ganiZation of trusts 10 restrict
productions, aud driven to The
point of concentrating wealth in
the hands of the few by denying
TO the iaboring classes of the last
quarter of a century, the right 10
buy the products of labor at the
least possible prices, which was
accorded to consumers in the
first half Of the century. This
denial of natural and inherent
right, tins DRIFT of wealth 10 a
few centers. this process of max
ing the rich richer and the poor
poorer are not the fruits of a
protective tariff on a justly ad-
justed basis, but of protection
carried to prohibition of imports
and consequently of exports, in
a word, The fruits of protection
that does not protect. but on the
contrary oppresses labor. while
it, breeds trusts, combinations Of
capital and concert Of action no!
IN the interests of labor AID
dangerous to investments.
It need not be asserted that this in
ie aitous high protective tariff now
existing and in force fcr 25 years past,
is the fault of all TIE ills which afflict
labor and tireatnens capital 1t is
sufficient to lave found it pariiceps
crimiues to demand its revision to the
standard covering the difference be-
tween the cost of labor and material in
this and other countries, and the differ
ence also in cost of transportation of
material end products in this and
other countries. Here is the true
standard OF protectien to labor, and
beyond this so called protection has
proven itself to be a curse to labor
Let me illustrate. let me recur to facts
to light our path in this labyrinth OF
true ard false protection. See First
Annual Report of Com. of Labor, 1886,
Washington, D. c.. pages l2S and l29-
The labor, material and all other cost
| OF producing one ton of furnace run
| rSs, irn,, in Eraat Eritien
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby giv1u tnar the follow
Jag accounts ant voUclleri hlvc been iiied
in the ProDlte Court -: !lOrAinS county,
Ohio, iur LIST and final settlement
ia5aes NOBLE, guardian Of George IaniZ,
au Idiot.
md the same will come on for hearing
on the lGrh t.Iy of june, iSSS, or rs soon
thereafter ..s may be c"nV. Hitlt.
". 7. ACitEE,
May 2!-5w I'EO. Judge,