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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-18

Mr. Blaine made two brief addresses
to the workingmcu ~ Grand Rapids
Mich. the sjh.
If YOU want - custom suit madc from tina
best Of material trimmings and workman
ship In the highest stylr ~ art. and Ia III like
the paper on the wall. leave your MEASURE ~
the Boston Clothing Store and YOU " III i,rt aii
Of these. and more, Vt n low prices a, an hc
shown in the country. i0tf
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are YOU disturbed at night aud broken Of
Your rr-t by sick child suffering and crying
with pain Of cutting teeth: II 80, send At
once and get a bottle 81 Mrs. WI>~Tow' :
SOOTHING SNRrP FOR tHiLnRFN TfFIH-
ING. Is value i incacuahr. II viii relieve
the poo? little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon il. mothers, there j. ma mistake about II.
II cures dy~cntrry and diarrhua, REGULATES the
stomach aud bo wcs. cur"~ wind collie. sOfiruS
the gums. reduces inflammation. and gives
tone and energy to the whole system. MHS.
NIN~tnwS SOOTHING >lKIr FnR MI
pRFN TrFrHING is pleasant 10 the taste. and
j. the prescription 81 one Of The Oldest and best
female nurses and physicians In tbs niicd
States. amt /, Tor sale by ni druggists thu ough-
out the world. Price 2J cents a bottle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-18

The importance q purifying the blood can
not be overeSiimatcI, for without pure
blood YOU cannot enjoy good health.
Al this season nearly every one needs
good medicine to purify. vitalize, and enrich
the blood. and Hoods Sarsapariila Is worthy
your confidence. II is peculiar Ia that it
strengthens and builds up the system, creates
an appetite, and tones tie digestion, while
il erad.catcs disease. Give Il trial
Hoods S..rsapaulia Is sold ly al druggists.
Prepared by c. l. Hood q Co, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-18

when Raby va sick. -. gave her CastpriA
When sh. Child she eried for astoria
when she became Ms. she rlans to CastoriA.
When she hsd Children she gave thoaa CastoriA
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Domestic Ports.

Domestic Ports.
Bsngor-Ar Oct Il. sch W Emerson, Boston
sid oct u. sch Lilll- Cochran, Hopkins, New
YORK. brig fid-lis Blake, Grenada
Bo-ton-Ar Oct II, ,ch Ltmartlne, Eaioh Deer
I-e
Dutch isIau nd Harbor-Ar OF ls -ch- Ehen Fisher,
MI Desert for New YORK = pisail Haynes, Fort
land. Tor New York
New York-Ar oct Il. -ch Chrome, stevens, and
Governor, Low sullivan. Louisa smith, Hanks,
Th0rna.tnn: \ l. Mitchell New Haven, fdith
Coombs. Perry. Cayenne
~ld oct T. -ch Capt John, fpr Iiooihhay
Ar Oct -, schs Grace COVER, Hind- Coatzacoal-
co.. Annie f. RickcT-on, tar-un, NueSita-.
Ar oct II, sch Nellie Coleman, Iiagerthy, Cay
enne
Portland-Ar oct 49, .ch- Vixen, Hammond.
Gouldsboro. Eugenia, Godfrey, nilhHdse Tor
Boston
ar Oct i2 sch Edward Rich, Boston for Green Il.
Landing,
Perth Amboy sd Oct T., sgh silver Hecl., Mul,
lem Eastern port
saem-Ar oct II, 7chs " Card. Wooster. New
YORK stella Lee Treat, Hoboscn FOR BrUoslin,
Eva MAY, koston for Nil Desert Aliston, Barbour
Boston tor Bangor
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Born.
Married..

Ellsworth Sept. "A, to Mr. snd Mrs. Arno
". King, son.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-18

For Sore Throat use h. |. K. lyT2O
No one know. better than tho who have
used Carriers Little Liver PiI- hat relief
they have given when taken for dyspepsia,
dizziness. pain in the side, constipation, and
di,urdcr,d stomach.
We accidentally overheard the following
dialogue on the street Yesterday:
Jones. Smith, why don't YOU stop that DIS
gushing hawking and splitting:
smith. How can /: You know am "A
MARTYR to catarrh.
J. DO a. did. Ind the disease in It's
worst form but am we'll now.
$ " hat did Won do for it:
j. | used Dr. Sage, Caiarrh Remedy. Ii
cured me and 1t will cure YOU
: I've heard Of il. and by Jove I'll try i.
J. DO So You'll find it at all the drug
stores In town.
-Backucbe is almost Immediately relieved
bv wearing one Of Carriers Smart Weed and
Beiladouna Backache Pla>ter-. Try one and
be relies ed from pain. Price % cents.
Their Business Booming.
Probably no one thing has caused such
general revival Of trade at many Drug Stores a.
their giving away TO their customers OF 50 many
free trial bottles of DR.. Kings New Diseov-
cry for Consumption. Their trade i simply
enormous in this very valuable article from
the fact that il AWAY, cures and never disap-
points Coughs. Colds. Asthma. Bronchitis.
Group. and vii throat and lung diseases quick
" cured. You test IL before buSing by
getting "A trial bottle at $. ID. Virgins, large
size 81. Every bottle warranted.
Edwin FORESTS Secret.
The great tragedian, Forrest. had a secret
which every body ought to learn and profit by.
Said he. Il owe all my success to the fact that
everything | have undertaken | have done
thoroughly | never neglect tribes" That's
trtti q
that hacking cough. those night-sweats, that
feeble and capricOus appetite, and the other
SYMPTOMS trifling in themselves. but awful In
their significance. They herald the approach
of consumption. lou are 10 danger, but you
can be saved DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery will restore You TO health and vigor,
as it has thousands of others. For all scrofu-
Ious Diseases and consumption is one Of them.
IL is a sovereign remedy.
UNABLE TO TELL.
les. that was So For years | suffered Sc
yerely with scrofua; sores broke out all over
| nv BODY. and am unable to tell one-half that
| | suffered. | WAS not able to obtain relief un-
| til used Sulphur Bitters, which completely
cured NEE. ID. DALE. II Aliston street. Bos-
| ton.
BackIen's Arniea Salve.
| THE BEST SALvE In the world for Cuts,
F, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
| Sores. letter, Cbapped Hands, Chilblains,
| Corns. and all Skin Eruptions. and positively
| cures Piles. or no pay required. 1t is guaran-
| teed to give perfect satisfaction. or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box. FOR SALE
| BY S. d. Wiggin 1y22
\ DIR. MCGILL's FAMOUS SPECIFIC, OR.
| ANGIE BLOSSOM, u positive cure for all fe-
male Diseases Every lady can treat herself
| have sold this medicine for two years and
can recommend it. Boxes containing one
| months treatment, S1.00. Circulars and sam
| pies free by applying to
S. D. WIGGIN, Apothecary.
May 16,lSS7 u0
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4 WARNING.

The modes % deaths approach are various
and statistics show couclu-iNely that more per
.on. die from diseases of thr Throat and Lungs
than sny other. II l. probable that every one
without exception, receives vast numbers Of
Tuberclc Germs into tht system aud where
thc.. germs fall upon -uitab, soil they start
into life and develop. Al fr~t slowly and =
shown by slight tickling sensation In The
throat Anl II allowed to continue their raw
asc- they extend 70 ihr lung producing Con
sumption and 70 thu head. causing 'ltarrh.
Now Al thi, /, dangerous and II allowed 10
proceed viii in time cause death At The on
set YOU must act with promptucS~ allown. 4
cold 10 90 without attention !, dangerous and
may loSe YOU yuu- life. A. soon ~ YOU feel
something i wrong with YOUR Throat, Lungs
or No-tril-. obtain bottle Of Bo>chee'- German
syrup. II viii give YOU immediate relief.
-
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xwavru p,,sr OFFICE, Oct 10. 1888.
= p ~, Rosa B. Butler.
Geo CFaw ford, JV'in - Hardy
Edward +. estes, ME- unn,.b O'Cop.
Nahum Haynes, MT.
Geo. A. ReSrdon. hsiiii'o"
Please call for advertised letters.
A. W. GREELY. P. NJ.
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Notice.

All persons are hereby requested to settle all
bills due A. J. Chatto or NJ ID. Chatto or al uu-
settled accounts will I've placed with their attorney
after October p, Isss. ~ ID. CHA1Io,
3wa0 East surry.
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SOME DOCTORS
1llapbap thou hast ta'cn

TIE arBlopB080S co. u2 woHSt Ky
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cisied by the comrades.
Mr.. Hillary Arey. OF Bucksport Centre.
Young man employed on steamer Rockland.
was seriously injured Friday morning. Oct. 5,
shout O'Clock. while engaged in putting coal
on board the steamer at Bangor. His skull
was fractured and leg crushed and twisted.
He was brought home TO his father. Mr..
Howard Arey's, about A. NJ, under the care
Of Drs. Snow and Emerson.
-Fert Knox Lodge, l. o. OF G. T., No. 1916.
Bueksport, still fiourishes. Invitations occur at
nearly every lodge meeting. Very interesting
exercises are prepared for their meetings. in
Guiding reeitation.. declamstions, debates, etc.
Wednesday evening. Oct. g. State Deputy
Mrs. II. NJ. c. Estes addressed the lodge with
great acceptance. Mrs. Estes has Travelled ex-
tepsiyely and knows whereof she speaks She
advocates thorough work in prohibition.
Mr.. John Corners. father of the we'll
known Corners families Of Bar Harbor. died
Thursday evening. Oct. 4, at the aye of s.
wears, months and Is days. Funeral services
were held at the residence Of Alfred f. Con-
ners the following sunday, conducted by Rev.
II. +. Frohock.
The following good stories come from
Corinua: A little three years old bog who at.
tended the Sunday school and had been taught
to say: II am the Light of the World" electri-
fed all who were present at the school, by ex-
claiming In a loud voice, when his turn came
70 recte: MY mamms Is the light OF .he
world" II is needless to say that he drought
down the house.. This same boys Older
brother. on one occasion. kept teasing his
grandmother to tell him what made the canary
| bird hop around much. At last, out OF pa
thence, she replied: Il was never bird. Kari
! II / were, l would tell you" No, yot
wouldn't WAS the answer. You couldn't
| II YOU were a bird, for God doesn't make birds
! so they can tslk!'
| A very pleasant surprise was given to Al
: dermau jordan and wife on yesterday Monday
/ evening. The occasion was bis sixty-secont
| birthday and the fortieth anniversary of thef
: wedding day. Many relatives were present ant
| the evening was pleasantly passed In jokes ane
/ nleasjpg "reminiscences. bountifui treat o
/ sruit and confectionery were served and at
| late hour they departed wishing the eoupi
mauv returns Of their anniversary EHsteot'
Adrertfser.
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ID rea,Ii'son- I's,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-10-18


Veterans in their hall at some-ville, wa, one
Of the greatest successes OF the season. Han
nibal Hamlin Camp of this city. together with
the fife snd drum corps, attended By special
invitation. soon after arriving at our de.ti-
nation says an Ellsworth Son. I'VE were met
BY Capt. Hatch and staff and escorted to G. A.
| K. Hall and introduced to table laden with
all the good thing, one could desire; and after
| doing justice 10 bountIful supper we marched
| through the principal street headed by our
! fife and drum corps which furnished excellent
music for the occasion and was spplauded 10
the echo. We marched back TO q. A. r. Hall
/ where a very brilliant address was delivered
by DR.. Grindle Of somesyills, and an ad-
dress OF welcome by Capt. Hatch, responded
| to BY Capt Malone. and then the dancing be-
gan. The music wa. OF the very best and We
all enjoyed ourselves 20 well that we dreaded
to have it end. After the dancing WAS over
| bareback and coffee were served which it Is
needless to say were disposed of by all Of US
We had the best time that we ever had In our
lives and many thanks are due the M: Desert
boys for their kindness to US. .Chins" called
all aboard aud we arrived home heavier men,
{
ance Union holds its fifteenth annual meeting
October 1923, in the Metropolitan Open
House. New York. Mrs. Mary T. Burt snt
Gen. Clinton D. Fisk will welcome the Conven
ton, and Mrs. Mary A. Liyermore will respond
William Blaikie, author Of the we'll known
books on physical culture, will speak on hi
favorite theme. Bishop Fallows. Of Chicago
will preach on the Ecclesiastical Emsnclpa
ton OF Women" Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson
the philsnthropist, will present TO the Nation
nj ". e. T. U. "Womsn's Flag" emblemati'
Of international goodwill, Of peace and OF pu
rity. Mrs. Mary II. Hunt, by whose efforts
scientific temperance instruction Is legal!
provided for In thirty-six states, will speak
also Mrs. Mary +. Lathrap, the celebrated
prohibition orstor from Michigan; Mrs. Clsr,
Hoffman, Missouri's leader, Mrs. Mary A
Woodbridge and Miss Henrietta &. Moore o
Ohio, and others. Mrs. Mathilda B. Carse o
Chicago. will present the interests OF the TEN
perance Temple, and DIR. Mary Weeks Burnet
OF the same city. will speak of the Sationa
, Temperance Hospital. The address OF tn
, President, Miss Frances E. Willard, will re
view all present phases Of The woman's move
ment.
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t7aAH4'taN y u
Bertha Staples " Frederic Norwood
\ ha>tardy action. Verdict for PIN
Fellows. Wiswell.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-10-25
A Grand Meeting.

The members OF the Young
Mems Cleveland and Thurman
Cub have reason 10 feel proud of
the meeting heldat their room on
Thursday evening last. By invi
tation of the Club, Hon. o. w.
H. Wright, of Logan. delivered
an eloquent address that was
listened to with deep attention
by as many people as could pos
sibly gain ad nittance to the
room. Mr.. Wright has gained an
enviable reputation as a public
speaker, and his services are in
great demand throughout the
State He is we'll posted in po-
litical matters. and has the knack
of explaining difficult questions
in an intelligent manner, a fac
ulty that many speakers lack.
His address was of nearly two
hours duration, and his audience
never tired of his flow of elo-
luence.-fGallipol;s Bulletin.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-10-25

"CharIie Ga br,eI, Tue new cngin.
esr pulling Captain Tom GaIvin's
train is q hustler. from Hus,lersvilIe,
last Saturday. be left Logan late
aud ran To Straitsv.Ile. distance of
twelve miles. making three stops in
just eighteen minutes. . Repub-
iican Gazette.
The above mention Of the process
of the new engineer. does him in
justice. According to the scorc of
the Rep. Gaz., it takes an average
of six minutes TO make stop. 1t
IS our opinion that the now en-
sincer could stop and tnrn round
snd read everything in the Rep.
Gazette inside of SIX minutes.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-10-25

Congress aoJonrned on Satur-
day. The Republicans abandon
ed the tariff bill, which they have
had under consideration since
last Nav. 1t WAS SO top heavy
in its devotion TO the interests of
trusts and combines it fell to the
ground Of its own weight. A
vote could have been had upon
it before the election. but 1t was
Intended only as a campaign ex-
pedient and its passage was not
sought or desired. So far as II
committed the Senate on The is
sue, it increased the taxes on
many Of the commonest neces-
saries of life. No wonder the
bill was dropped.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-10-25

Col. Seth Weldy, of Logan, has
withdrawn from the Democratic
ticket as a candidate for the Cir
cunt Judg-ship in this circuit
The Colonel has been led to lake
this step. as he lnt;rlates in his
card of withdrawal, on account of
The necessary clas!,ihg of his
candidacy and his position AS
chairman o! he Executive Com
mittee of the Democracy OF Hook,
ing. The Colonel is a man Of
honor, and he cannot bear to
have il said that his running
ahead Of his ticket-as he surely
would have done-was due to
the misuse of his position as
chairman of The Executive Com
mittee. The Colonel, in tie LAM
guage of the immortal Henry
Clay. 'would rather be right than
president;" or circuit judge
(Pomeroy D, mocra..
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-10-25
GROVER CLEVELAND.

A descendant from good Puri-
ian stock, he is a strong man in
all respects, physically and men
tally. There is no sina:lness OF
weakness about him. He IS in
every fiber of his nature an hon.
est man. There is no vacillation
in him. With strong grasp OF
principle, he is stubborn in his
convictions. All honest men are.
He has that one best gift, COM
mon sense. He is in every fiber
of his being an American. We
mean by That all that good blood,
American birth and Americ an
training can give. He is one of
the best examples of that stanch,
positive and yet consider
ale men which our American
civilization has produced. He
was born ia be a ruler. He
grows by his work and response
bilities. He Is a great worker
every part OF his great trust is
faithfully attended to. He is
gifted with rare and studious pa.
tience. The amount of work
which he does is marvellous. In
This as IN many other things he
is like Jefferson. 10 sit down
with him face to face watch his
personality, to hear his reasons
Tor his opinions, 10 take in his
knowledge Of all that pertains to
he administration of the govern
ment and 10 mark his earnest
and honest desire to have just
avs and honest government,
hese will convince any thought
'nl man that he ia the man who
'ught to be president.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-10-25
To the Democratic Clubs
and the Democracy
Of Hooking.
Turn Quit

The Old Roman Judge Thurman will be
In the Hooking Valley on Saturday, Nov
ember Sd, and will speak at Ne,sonviile.-
This will be a grand opportunity to see
and hear the principles OF Democracy dis
Gu Ssed by the greatest and truest man in
tn. Nation. Turn out in mass and hear
him. The distance from here to Nelson
vile is shoit, and within the reach of eve.
ry Democrat of the county. Gt by Rail-
road, the fare will be low. Go on horse
back. Go In buggies and carriages, and If
you have no other means, walk-it will
amply pay you.
Especially all Democratic Clubs are re-.
suested to go in q body Let us have at
least one Thousand go from Logan on horse
back, as an organization.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-10-25

= Judge Bright is looking after
his fence corners this week. He
10 seeking the reptile Noah did
not have in the Ark-,he Demo-
crat Copperhead. There were
in the Ark: Hyenas with savage
claws, tigers with sharp teeth,
foul and loa'hsome reptiles, but
not a Democrat Copperhead."-
[ Speech Of Sam Bright.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-10-25

The Columbus Dispatch is a
good paper for news. 1t Is as
uncertain in politics as the wealth.
er. But the "exaciness of facts, y
the uncertainty Of political poll
cies. combined with tlie centen.-
nial weather, make the Dispatch
a very readable paper.
Tom Allen, OF our town, is 10.
Cal correspondent.
The prospectus is published on
our fourth page.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-10-25
Dress Goods Departm't.

The most important: feature Of our
immense business is our Dress Goods
Department.
500n yds Figured Dress Goods at 43c
per yard.
"a pieces of ?2 inch Knickerbocker
Suisings at l0c per yard.
Is iuch English Cashmers and Beige
Mixtures at 124c per yard.
81 in. English Cashmers in all the
new & beautiful shades at 90 d Csc I'd.
36 in. Wool Tricots and Plain Flan-
nels at 35c per yard.
All Wool Henriettas in endless vari-
ely, from 43c to LOG per yard.
A good liLe of Striped and Plaid
Flnnnels for Blouse Waists at 4Oc yard.
Victoria Sackings, Broad Cloths and
Fancy Weaves of every description at
Rock Bottom Prices.
A beautiful line of Pushes at GO cts
per I'd. Black and Colored Silks q
specially.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-10-25
For Circuit Judge.
Hon. David B Hsbard, Of Gallia.

l6allipolis Bulletin.J
The Democratic ticket has been
completed by the nomination OF
David b. nebard, Of GalIipolis.
for the honorable and responsible
position of Circuit Judge for the
Fourth Judicial Circuit OF Ohio.
The place was rendered Judge
Hebard without solicitation on
his part. for he is Lawyer and
a Judge OF the old school, who
believes that judicial position
should seek The man, and not the
man the position. The several
counties composing the Circuit.
with singular and commendable
nnaninity, requested Judge lle-
bard TO become their candidate;
and he, believing that no man
should refuse the just and legiii
mate demands OF The people. has
accepted.
AS citizen, Judge Hebsrd is
known and honored for his high
character and unimpeaciiatle
manhood. He has resided in
Gallipolis since his boyhood he
has filled positions of honor and
responsibility. In every place,
and under all circumst ances, he
has demonstrated his ability and
capacity, and has ever had an eye
single to the interests OF the peo
pie.
As lawyer, without invid,ous
distinction. he stands in the front |
r INK. Ever faithful 10 the inter.
ests of his clients, his profound |
learning and the recognition by
the Courts ef his knowledge Of
law, and his honesty of giving
expression thereof, has given TO
him an enlnence seldom attain
ed by any one in the profession.
His advice is eagerly sought, and
when given is followed with i'm
,liclt faith that it will be found
The history of the State does
lot show any one who made a
more honorable record upon the
Common Pleas Bench than did
Judge Hebard-and such will be
he testimony of the Bar and the
people who watched, and we're
Interested in, his rulings and de-
isions. He was recognized and
cknowledged to be a just and an
bic Judge. No greater compli-
nent could be given him.
The position for which he is
resented is one requiring learn-
ag and legal ability, experience. 4
lrict honesty. unfailing imparti- :
lity, and strong will. All these !!
ualities are possessed By Judge
lebard, ana The evidence thereof I
10 be found wherever he is 4
nown. among Republicans as /!
'ell as Democrats.
His election as Circuit Judge
ill confer no greater honors a
ian those that now adorn him r
ut it will bring to the Bench a
1jge who will elevate and pre- {
rye its dignity-who will WELD
dicial power to uphold justice
I'd suppress wrong.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-10-25
In the Hooking Valley.
THE ABLE ARBITRATOR TO
MEET WITH THE
MINERS.

Judge Thurman will be in Mel
sonville on Saturday, November
Sd, and with other distinguished
speakers, will address the citizens
OF the Hooking Valley.
A monster meeting is antic,-
pated. Clubs from Columbn +,
Lancaster, Logan, Athens, Shaw
nee, S,raiisvllle, and all neigh
boring towns will be III attend
ance.
Ample accommodations are
being prepared by the citizens of
Nelsonville for the reception of
all who attend.
Logan will contend for the
banner to he given to the largest
delegation.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-10-25

Mr.. Sam Bright is Il very repu-
table citizen of our town, but he
is Tie most partisan Republican
politician ~ The county. He
never voted for a Demosrat in
his life. Why shoa'd he ask
Democrats 10 vote for HIM I? Mr..
Bright is entitled 10 genilemanly
treatment as a gentleman. He
should he treated as a RepubIi-
can on election day.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-10-25

It's computed by pars,ss skill.
ed in tariff calculation that Car
neige makes not less than one
thousand dollars prof, on the
material furnished for our new
Bridge, by reason of the Repub-
lican protection. 1t is needless
to add that Mr. Carnegie will
vote The Republican tirke'.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-10-25
Domestic Dept.

Lot No. IA big drive in Cotton Jeans
Lot No. $50 pieces Woodfeld. Jeans
at 25c, worth 45c.
Bleached & Brown Cantons as 6, 8 l-3,
10 and l24 cents.
See our line of Skirting and Shirting
Flannels at 39c per yard, by far the
best values for the money ever shown
in the Valley.
All Wool Scarlet Flannels fro
to 60c per yard.
A large and carefully selected stock
of Ginghams, Prints. Shirtings, Den
inns, Sheetings, ETC., at pIices lower
than the lowest.
In Com forts and Blankets VIZ h
some special things to show that II
be seen to be appreciated.
Remember our Domestic Stock Gas it
is one Of great importance to careful
buyers.