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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-12-20

II ~ E-..fls!SLIE christmas : ICSSTLt
Christmas is at hand, and so is
Palmer Cox, with another of his
in!mitable "Qneer People, books
but this book snrpasses both he
Others in the weirdness of its
wit, dealing as ii does with gay
goblins, grim giants, comicai
clowns. merry monarchs and ali
sorts of queer folks
BY long odds This is The jolliest
Christmas book we have yet seen.
Hon. D. N. Richardson says: Ill
you don't get supply oft into
my ward soon the neighbor's
children will tear my house
down." Critics Of all classes
commend 1t. Maj. Gen. 0. o.
Howard says: sit is slngularly
happy, and will be popular
among old and young. The eminent
novelist, Geo. W. Cable, says:
Ills pages are ever welcome
visitors in a house with children
in it, while the elegant Amelia
Rives writes tone does not have
to wish ones self a child again to
enjoy such books, because one
feels child still after reading
Lhem.' Gen. Lew WalIaca pro.
nounces it can exquisite Christ
mas present for he little ones Of
A household" while Dir. Wallace
declares "Many a child will
lance with delight over this
Christmas gift.
From an avalanche of such
concentrations one more should |
De added. Robert j. Burdette,
he noted humorist, eXclaims
Happy and gifted indeed is
PALMER Cox, who can take a pen
Ill in one hand and a pen in the
'ther and draw pictures and
write poems for all sort Of peop-
e, from the ages Of five TO fifty
II all Of which praises we heart
ly concur. 1t is Il daisy.
The three new beauties by
'almer Cox are Paws and Claws,
co., Wings and Siings, (75c,O
Iiants, Gob!ins, etc. ($I.00.)
i,her OF which are for sale by I
Il booksellers or will be mailed :
n receipt Of price by the pub !
shers, Messrs. Hubbard Bros. (,
3 Chesnut Street, Phila. I
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The TALE CT TWO ROSTERS.
The Faraownsr Has Them.

Uncle Bill Kennedy. OF Blue
Greek. ten miles only from Lon
donderry, was in the city lasl
week, and among other Of the
many interesting things he says
when in town, told ofhis tests on
the election. We know that the
Pennsylvania Dutchman has his
sign for almost everything; it is
seldom the true blue Jrishman.
particularly from Blue Creek in
dulges in such vagarics. But
Uncle Bill did, and this is his
story. and in il is a lesson:
When the campaign opened, he
put in a coop two roosters. One
he called Grover and the other
Ben. They at once began to
fight and Grover was put mp
stairs IN the coop. The floor
was of open Stats, and it soon ap
! erred that the most of the corn
fell down and Ben was getting
fat on The double share-tlle sur
plus.
Uncle Bill wanted each to have
a fair chance, so he removed the
partition and put them together.
He says they fiji for three days,
and did not eat grain. Then
he fight was overss; neither whip
ped. but the feathers in both
badly plucked. They made np
good friends and commenced to
eat everything about them, took
up all the surplus, and both now
;eem happy and contented.
Uncle Bill! says his roosters are
Americans and quit fighting when
here is no sense in fighting.
they don't go TO Donnybrook or
}oyne. He has it in his head
hat politicians might learn from
hem 4 lesson. And we think so
90. We have a promise from
i'm for Grover for Christmas.
he only fight over him then will
e among the girls for the Wish
'one.
AS the case now stands we i
'ish that Uncle Bill be made
ost master on Blue Creek and ;
hen he gets his Office he will
aint as the Lord does In the ,
,ring,-everything green. Call 5
lue Greek the River Lee and &
lus make up with the Corkon-
as.
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The Old Man Should Subscribe for
the Papers.
We take the following fro

We take the following from
the Lancaster Eagle Of last week :
Taking advantage Of tempo
rary leave of absence from the
court room TO put away his team.
Solomon Wiiener a Juror from
Bloom township in the Cunning
ham case, took a notion TO go
home and leave The wheels Of
justice turn as they might. A
constable was sent after him and
he was arrested on North Co
lumbus street conteutedly jog
ging on his way home with his
wife and daughter. The judge
fined him just $25, but afterwards
changed il 10 $40 and costs, which
he pad. It. was his first appear
ance in he court room. either as
Juror or witness. His idea of the
courts power was no doubt
changed by his costly expert
enca -
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"What would six ounces of
tea come to at 40 cents a pound?'
asked the teacher of class in a
second ward school in New York.
"Leaves!" replied the small, bad
boy, and it was a day or Two be-
fore he was able 10 sit DOWN with
comfort.
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s%TIIE NEWSPAPER YOU WANT.
Free Sample to Anyone.
PRICE 4 DOLLAR A HEAE.
ORGANS.

Ii YOU want an organ honestly made,
no shoddy work either in case or in az
ton. one whose only stop influences
the action or that rejects such thing
as a dummy stop, one who pitch is tun-
ed down to the voice, one that is COM
plete in every respect. one that has no
superior and but few equals, buy the
Carpenter Organ of Thomas j. Allen,
agent for Logan, at stiers & Cos store.
sept. q -e2 w.
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WHITE CAPS k1IssSAE DED,
The State Puts the Thumb ID
Screws Ora and They Go
Gut OEti.e Business.

The following statement has
been made by Gov. Foraker in
answer 10 a large number Of IN
quiries from newspapers and in
dividuals concerning tho White
Caps in Ohio:
COLUMBUS, O., Dec. Is, 'SS.
Answering your telegram. you
can announce that the so=called
White Caps organization has
been permanently diSbanded,
and that there Will be no more
meetings, raids, threalenlngs,
wlipplngs or terrorizings OF any
kind by those who compose the
membership; but that should
there be any repetition Of any
such practices. the state is in
command of the testimony and
the facilities generally TO enable
il TO promptly bring the offend
ers TO Justice. J. B FORAKER.
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New Advertisements.
SuERIFF'S SALE.
II. II. Todd, ct al. ,,Plfs.
T. e. Baker, ct al. Defts,
In the Court of Common Pleas Of Hook.
ing County, D.

Notice Is hereby given that the nnder
signed Sheriff of Hooking County, Ohio, ny
virtue of an alias order OF sale issued
out OF said Court in the above entitled
cause, and to him directed rs Sheriff OF s,i':
County, will, at the door OF the Court
House in Logan, OH
Saturday, January 10, A. D. 1889,
at O'Clock, p M, or said day, offer for sale
at public auction, the following lands and
tencn,ents, situate i'll Hooking county, o.,
to-wit:
Lot number eleven IN, of +. Cases
addition, west to the Village OF Logan,
Hooking county, Ohio, as originally num-
berel and now numbered two hundred
and twenty fonr (22I, rs the lots OF said
Village and row consecutively numbered.
Also
Lot pumber eighty-seyen (SO OF r.
Cases addition west to the Village OF iIO-
gan, Hooking county, Ohio. as the lots OF
said Village were originally numbered
and being lot number three hundred (td0l,
as the lots OF said Village and now consec-
utively numbered.
Appraised at $500 co.
Terms of sale cash.
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio
thi:, 18th day of Der, y. y. 1883.
JOHN GALLAGHER, Sheriff.
Dy d. w. Wright, Deputy.
III. Burgess, Atty.
December DOW
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DRESS GOODS.

This is the important department of orr
immense store. Our stock must he reduced
by the list of Jauuafy AMI in order to
quickly reduce it, the prices on Staples as
well aS Novelties ha We been cut from 10 to
80 per cent. Henriettas, Broad Cloths. Ii.
dies Cloths, Tricots, Serges, Camels Hairs,
Surah Cloths, Cnecks (wide and narrow(,
Vale Diasona,s, in fact the very best
goods in the house are inclnaeh in this
S;lcrltice safe. STEERS 4 co.
Mulberry ST., lear Canal Bridge.
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spected her. The poor loved her.
And so al; classes in Washington
will stand as true mourners by
her grave.
HALsTEAD's TESTIMONIAL.
Mrs. General Sherman was. a
woman nt deep religious sensi
bllity, profound conviction and
absolute sincerity. and in her
heart was no faltering or misglv
ing. All religious truth was to
her as sunshine. She walked in
The sublime faith Of the reality of
The unknown. and in her consci
business grasped not hopes only,
bal looked far ont upon certain
ties-and the shores of the nn-
seen world were as palpable to
her as. the solid earth. She was
a lady whose simplicity was The
evidence OF her cultivation, and
whose devotion 10 her husband
and children was as admirable
as If her whole lite was absorbed
In her relations oil wife and moth
er. 1t was her happiness TO be
the comfort and consolation of
the General in the troubles of
his stormy life, and no man ever
bad companion more lovely or
champion more visilant or helper
braver and brighter than she. and
her share of his glory was always
beautiful. and Is the soft light in
:he splentlor of his fame.
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Good and standard reading
books, usual price Fl. sold at F.
Harrington's for 80 cents. Don't
fail 10 see them. Several hun
dred copies to select from.
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GENTLEMEN,

We hive Al elegant line OF Jersey Cloth
am. Flannel Shirts, which cost one mo. 4 II
noO SIS ~ dozen. We are offering choice for
81 % and 1.s5. Call and make your seIec-
tions while the st0ck is conplete. We
have also just received n lot OF sample
Hats among which sou can find some
rar,. 3urr;,iui
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-12-20

The Scientific American refer
ed TO i'm another column, is the
very best publication in this
country for those interested in
science, engineering, mechanics,
ons, elc. A copy Of the
American may be seen
at this office, where subscriptions
will be received.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-12-20

INDlANAPoLIs, Dec. 14th.-The
report that Blaine has been offered
the secretaryslip of state is not be
llevel here. Gen. Harrison re-
fu. es TO say anything about it.
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SPECIAL SILK SALE

Dnrlng the past week we have hal con-
sivnmcnt of Imported French Novelty
silks for Trimmings. Goods hereto ore
sold for s,.Up l,er yd. Now you eau have
yd. Our Black Faile t'rincaisc SILK ut SIH
cts. has never been sold outside our house
IOr less than s..25. STEERS & co.
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Boots and Shoes

Mems Heavy Boots sl.25, 200, $50, 3.75 &
upwards.
Ladies Heavy Shoes 05c, sl.25, 1.5o and
upwards.
Ladies Fine Shoes $50 2.cO & upwards.
Ladies Hand Turned Shoes that are re-
ally fine and elegant for 81 30. worth 3.25.
We have them IL, both Opera ami Com
mon Sense Lasts. Remember, we are
headquarters for gooSs In tsiis department.
STEERS It co.
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NOTICE Or ELEC'i'lUN.

G,IE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
i Stockholders of the Hooking Valley
Fire Brick CO., for the election OF directors,
viii he held at the Office of the Company,
in Logan, ON Churstiay, Jauuaiy lOth, 1859,
Polls open at 10 o'clock A. NJ:
CHAS. e. BOWEN, Prest.
noo ol t1
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FOB FIRST PLACE.

a great amount OF political en-
gineering will be done by friends
OF candid ,ies 10 secure for their
man the first place on the ticket.
and the best man will probably
secure The coveted place. Then
if indorsed by the majority ol
the people, the election is assar.
ed. Electric Bitters has been
put to the front, its merits pass
ed upon. has been in'iorsed ana.
unanimously given the lirsi
place, among remedies peculiar
ly adapted to the relief and cure
Of all diseases OF kidneys, liver
and stomach Eleetrief Bitter.
being guaranteed. is a safe in
vestment. Price Soc and 81 per
bottle at F. uarrington's drug
store.
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Christmas Bells fire
Rin6in6.

We are. ready for the great event and
guaranteed saving to economical pUrcha-
SerS on every article.
26 dozen all Linen hand embroidered In
itial IIandkerchiefs at 25c each. These are
elegant goods. A splendid line of MuGS
from i5c to $500. Mutilers Silk Handker
chiefs, Hosiery, Underwear, Ladies Farcy
Neckwear of every description. Toys.
eign and domestic Hosiery, Ribbons, &c.
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Domestics,

Ginghams. Prints, Fiannels. eheetinxs.
Tic ingS. DeniHs, Bed Comforts 3hirtipm
In fact everything embraced In this d.,
partmeCt at Rock Bottom Prices. Our en-
tire line Of GInahamsreduced to Sc D sr
yd- Centrnniai Slieetings ut &c per yd
buckeye and Lturence IL. Z. !" S'i.s.tii1e3
ns 614c per yd. The very best Feather ck-
inSs at Ioc per yd. Good he.ivy Prints 50.
per I'D. STEERS < 90
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
Ioal LsesaaG.

The undersigned will offer for sale at
nnhIic auction, at the door of the Court
House in Logan, Hooking county, ONO. on
Saturday, January 9TH, 1889,
n O'Clock in the afternoon, the following
described real estate, to wit:
Fractional lot uumber six 10y, in section
mum Der three (3), and fractional! iot mum.
her nine lD in section number four ~, all
in township thirteen :l3), range sixteen
Q6). in said county of Hooking and State
of ohio, containing in all one hundred and
thirty-seyen u37l acres more or less, and
appraised at S5,2SS 90.
Terms Of Sale.
One third cash; one third In one year,
and one third III two years from day of
sale. Deferred payments to bear interest
from day of sale, and be secured by mort
gage on the premises sold.
ANDREW ]. DYSON,
Adm r OF Wm. E. Dyson, decd.
r. f. Price, ATTY.
Dec. Is -iW
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CARPETS and Curtains.

Cottage Rag ut 22c per yd Cotton Ingram
o5c vd. W. col Ingram &c per yd. All Wool
soc per yd. Tapestry Brussels i5c and up
wards. Body Brussels CSC and upwards
We have now on display an elegant line
of Lace, Damnsll, Cheneal and Madras
Curtains at prices Within the reach of all.
STEERS IL Co.. Eoyan, o.
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Special Three Sale elsewhere
this issue. STElRS & co, Mulberry street Logan. O.
Card OF Thanks.

wish to thank all who so kindly as
sisted and sympathized With me in the
less of my husband. So many came to
me witt, warm hearts and kind words,
that l feel unable TO express to them
what l desire.
MARY F. BROWN.
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TuEi. BUSINESS BOOMING.

THEIR BUSINESS BOOMING.
Probably no one thing has
caused such a general revival o.
the ira le at L. Harrin ytohs dug
store as their giving away it
their customers OF SO many free
trial bottles of DR.. Kings new
Discovery for Consumption
Their trade is simply enormous
in this very valuable article,
from the fact that it always cures
and never disappoints. Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Group, Bron-
chitis and all throat and Lung
diseases quickly cured. You can
test ii before buying by getting a
trial bottle free, large size 81.
Every bottle warranted.
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If-you want Il No. l Farm or Coal
Wagon, buy Brown Wagon. Call on
I. +. Rempel.
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Umbrellas.

We have been fortunate in our :. n pu,-
ch;ise5 OF Umbrellas. This wetk We place
on stie l,t.ge line of silk and GOria n,
brellaS Ebony Handles W tn Gold and
Silver Caps, NJ AMI - inches, from q to So
What's the matter with these Goods fpr
Xmas Gifts? They're all right We aIsn
have great many Novelties in Cmbrel-
las that can't be sec elsewhere
.STIERS , co., Logan, O.
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Choice Bnlk Oysters can be had al,
the Bishop Block.
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GOBLINS AND GIANTS.
By Palmer Cox,

Lss E"vssHis;te Christmas Psesen.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-03-30

throat cut from the ear to the gulles,
his coat hacked to pieces and was
shot in the arm. His condition is
dangerous, 1t is said that the Oiell
brothers doubled on Edwards and he
killed one and that Peyton Odell shot
him in the arm.
At Nashville, on the 23rd, Buck
Dixon, superintendent of the Nash
county poor house, shot and killed
his son.in-law, Will Collins, Monday
night. Collins married Dixon's
daughter some time last year against
her fathers wishes and there has
been bad feeling between them ever
since. 1t is reported that Collins
drew pistol and threatened to shoot
Dixon, but the old man was too quick
for him.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-03-30

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Christmas Stories, by CHARLEs Dickens. Contains =
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NEWS BY MAIL.

bers $500 members.
Henderson has organized an cleo
trio and gas light company.
The Rocky Mount fair will be held
on November 18th, 10Th and 10th.
The Murfreesboro fair will be held
on November, 9th, 7th, 9th and 9th
Governor Ames, of Massachusetts,,
has appointed April as Fast day.
The New Berne Fish, Oyster and
Game Fair is to be made permanent
institution.
Godfrey & Pratt are getting ready
to build large addition to their mill
in Elizabeth City.
Goldsboro is a small town, but it
has over 1000 students in the public
graded schools.-Ex.
The Prohibitionists are working up
the prohibition matter in the Eastern
counties of this State.
frederick the Peaceful" is the
title the Germans have bestowed
upon their new Emperor.
Danville, Va, will have a grand
Southern Tobacco Exposition and
Trades Display next fall.
Goldsboro is to have cooperative
cotton factory, with capital stock
of$1OO.OOO. The subscription books
are open
Greensboro has had a strike. The
water works hands wanted $1.0O per
day. It was refused. The work
stopped
The State Librarian is getti ng his
books into the new building. He
finds that there are more than fifty
thousand volumes.
A London dispatch to the wv orld''
says: Mary Anderson's friends are
getting seriously alarmed about her
delicate state of health.
The time Of the meeting Of the
North Carolina Dental Convention
has been changed by the President,
DR.. T. n. Hunter, to Juno 12-14.
= A negro deaf mute died Of fright |
upon seeing the dead body of Parker.
who had been lynched, hanging from |
the bridge near Washington. N. c.
Economist.
The New Berne Fish, Game and
Oyster Fair was a success; it closed
with grand tournament. Mr.. E. r
Hackhorns fell and broke his collar
bone.-Falcon.
At q negro church meeting in
Cabarrus county a row occurred.
Pistols were drawn and fired. Will
Brown fatally wounded Anthony
EcNeill and fed.
Elk Judge Gudger, of Waynesville,
has been elected Captain of the
Rifles of that town. We
learn that he has accepted the COM
mand of the company.
No disasters are reported IS being
done on the coast in this State bv the I
late storm. A revenue vessel has :
been cruising for vessels ia distress, a
but none has been fOund.-News. I
John Sherman 10 by far the richest r
nan mentioned for the Republican
for the Presidency. How
lid he get it? He went into the
Senate 8 poor man.-Wilmington
star
Recently much mention has been
made of Mr.. N. B Broughton's name
n connection with the nomination
or State Auditor for North Carolina
1r. Broughton says he declines to
low the use Of his name in that
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-03-30
LOTS GIVEN AWAY!
.MOntr0Se, C/lO1UCt71 Co., ". e.

Montrose, N. c., is situated on the
Chowan River, and is the terminal of
the Suffo TX & arolina Railway. The
land is high and dry, and the water
excellent. I will give lots to persons
who will build two story houses IN good
style, for the following purposes:
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-03-30

Lot for Grocery Store.
Hardware q"
1 SO ." Gents FINISHING Goods
l g Dry Goods Store.
l {" Shoe and Hat %
l Clothing
l Sc Sc Stove and Tinware Store.
Furniture Store.
l '' Agricultural Implements
l Millinery Store.
l s. Bakery
l Coach Factory.
l Cotton 60
{" Tobacco "
l " Shuttle block Factory.
l " :. Door, Sash and Blind.
l {" q" Barrel Factory.
&" Cotton Seed Oil Factory.
l " Canning Factory.
VIM. T. WOODLEY.
Chowan p. O., Chowan Co., n. c.,
February 29th. 1888.