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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-08-30
No.5.

appartenait nne famile ricbe ct
dlsfIngnee, ajouta.til, tandis que
hatrlna replaca!t le tronsseau
dams son coffre. Voas n'avez au-.
cnne Idee du pays d'on il pouvait
venir :
Comment vOuiez. vons sayoir
rien de parell repliqua Hersehom.
puIsque c'est en- mer que Ial fait
|! la trouyaille!
-Oul, mais le herceau 6tait
attache sur une bouee, m'avez-vous
dit, ct c'est l'usage, dams toutes les
marines G'iuscrire sur les bouees
!e nom du nasire auquel elIes
appartienuent! riposta le docteur
en- tiSant de nouyeau ses yeux
penetrants sur ceax du marin.
Sans doute. repondit celu! ci
Ell baissant Ia t6te.
Eth bien, cette bouee, quel nom
portait ellie !?
Dame, monsieur le docteur, ie
ne suls pas sayant, moi !. ..Je sails
bien lire nB pen ma propre langne,
mais les lsngues 6trangeres, bon,
soir!- -Et puis, il y a 81 lougtemps
de celia!
-Cependant, vons devez vous
rappe'er a ppu pres ..Et sans
doute vous avez montre cette
houee, CONNIE lie reste, NJ. Mala,
rius ..Voyons, maaster Hersebom,
an petit effort. LIE uom inscrit
snr la bou6e n'6taitil pas Cynthiaf Z
DE crols bien one c'etait quel.
que chose daus ce genre, r6pondit.
vagGement lie pGcheur.
-C'est un nom Granger >. De
qnel pays. a votre jugement, maas.
ter Herseboms
-Est-ce que je sais, moi T..
Est-ce que je conuais tous ces pays
du diable 2. ..Est-ce que j5 suis
iamais sorti des parages de Noroa
ct de Bergen, 81 ce nfest une fois
on denx pour aller p6cber sur la
cote dIslande ct du Greenland 7
repliqua le bonhomme dun ton de
Plus en- plus bonrru.
| -sJe croirais assez volontiers que
c'est IN nom anglais ou allemand,
dit le docteur, sans s'arr6ter d
| cette nuance. Ce serait facle a
d6cider d'apres la forme des Iettres,
81 ie voyais Ia bou6e. Vous ne
favez pas conservee
Ma fol, non II y Il bean temps
qu'elle est brnl6eI s'ecria triompha
lement Hersebom.
-D'apres les souvenirs de Mala-
rius, les lettres etaient romaines,
dit le docteur CONNIE Sc parlant a
lui meme, ct le chiffre du linge
Fest ceFtainement. Ii est done
probable que le Cynthia n'6tait pas
nn navire allemand. Je penche
pour III navire anglais. Nest ce
pas votre avis. master Hersebom
All bien /! VOLTA de quoi je
ninquiete pen! repliqna lie p6cheur.
QHil fat ingliche, ou russo, on
patagon, c'est le cadet de mes
sourcis - II y a beau temps, scion
toute apparence, quill a dit son
> secret POcean, par trois ou quatre
mile metres de fond ~
On anrait veri.ablement pu
croire que master Hersebom etait
;, rayi de savoir ce secret anssi bas
. au dessous da niveau des mers.
e "Eufin, vous n'etes pas sans
ayoir teu,e oaelques efforts pour
!. retrouser la famille de Penfant
e dit lie docteur, don't les Iunettes
mblerent a ce moment briller
q dune profonde ironie. Vous aurez
e ecrit au gonverneur de Bergen, fait
~ inserer une annonce dams les
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-08-30
-L'EPAVE-
DEC Csyaethi0,
PAR


Snr un sigue de Katrina, Otto.
Wanda, souhaiterent immediate
ment lie bonsoir q tous ct Sc retl-
rerent.
"Vous devez vons demander
pourquoi je suis venu reprit lie
docteur, aples nn instant de silence,
en- fxant son regard penetrant sur
master Hersebom.
Mon h6te est toujours lie bien-
venu, repondit sentencieusement le
pGcheur.
-Oui, ie sails, je sais que rhos-
pitalite he Sc perd pas a Noroe l..
Mais enfin vous vous 6tes certaine.
ment dit deja qce je dois ayoir un
motif ponr avoir quite ce soir la
comnagnie de mon We'll ami Ma!a-
rius ct N Gtre ainsi present6 chez
vous L. DE gage que dame Herse-
bonn nest pas sans avoir quelque
souf'con de ce motif.
- Mons le saurons, quand vons
*ous Faurez fait connaitre, repli
jua acknowledgement la bonne
emme
-Allons! fit lie docteur avec un
sonpir, puisque vous ne voulez pas
m'aider, il faut que j'arrive tout
lssul au fait! ..Votre fils Erik est
un enfant des pins remarQuables,
master HeEsebom.
-Je ne ne plains, pas de lni, re-
i pondit lie pecherr.
II est siugnlierement intelli-
gent ct instruit pour son age,
ponrsuivit lie docieur. Je l'ai
interroge aujourd'hui a Pecoie, ct
lj'ai etc tres yivement frapp6 des
faculties peu ordinaires de travail
ct de retieE on que Get examen ma
r6v6lees en- lui! ..J'ai ete frappe
aussi, quand l'al su son nom, de
voir CONNIE IL vous resemble neu
de viSage ct CONNIE il RESEMBLE
| pen aux enfants du pays.n ~
! LIE p6cheur ct sa femme restaisnt
lmmobiles ct silencieuX.
''Bref, reprit le savant avec une
! certaine impatience, Get enfant ne
m'.nteresse pas seulement,-il
! m'intrigue. Jai cause de lni avec
Malarius, j'ai appris quill nest pas
vosre fils, qu'un naufrage la iete
snr nos c6tes, que vous l'avez
,recueilii, eleye eft adopte Jusgu'au
point de lui donner yotre nom
| Tout celia est yrai. n'est-ce pas
| -Oui, monsieur lie doeteur, re-
pondit gravement Hersebom.
-S'il nest pas notre fills par le
| sang, il Pest par lie c9ur ct PAL
| raffeclion s'ecria Katrina, l'Gi
! humide ct la levre fremissante
Entire lui ct notre Otto on notrt
| Wanda, nous ne faisons point dt
difference Nous n'avons Jamaif
songG settlement a nous rappele
gail y en- cut une :
-Ces sentiments vons fon
honneur toas deux, dit lie docteur
emu de ragitation de la brav'
femme. Mais je vous en- prle, me
: amis, contez-moi touie l'histoire d
lfenfant. Je suiS venu pour |;
sayoir, ct ie ne lui veux que d
bien, je vous rassure.'
LIE pGchear, SO grattant foreillt
Iparnt hester un instant. Mais
:. voyant que lie docteur attendai
sou recit avec impatience, ii fnl
par sc deGider a pa.ler. x8 gse
"Les chooses sont bien ainsl quo
fyous les contees, ct Penfan
In'est pas nosre fiIs, dit-il comme
Iregret. VOLTA bient0t douzeg an
de celia, j'etais ale p6cher au del
lilot, qui masque Pentree du for
vers la haute mer!.. ..Vous save
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-08-30

Fumez les s:Thibodeaux Special
Cigars ct vous serez heurenx.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17
THE TRUTH.

Tho Gallipolis Bulletin says:
A casual glance at a newspaper
will show a list of men who help.
ed to build up the town. Ii you
see g0od-slz sd, live advertise
ment in the paper by each OF the
principal merchants and a card
from each of The small ones, you
heed not inquire as TO the pros
perity OF the town-lt's solid.
But if you find the most eXlen-
sive merchants not advertising
their business, then you set il
down as IA fact that those who do
try TO push their business and
the town with its interest, have
a I,ara time and an uphill jour
ney all lie year r0uud.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17
Young Blaine Fired From the
Floor Of the House Of
Representatives.

One day last week, james G.
Blaine, Jr.. who holds the position
OF Secretary OF the Foreign Affairs
Committee, was elected from the
floor of the House by Doorkeeper
Cloakley by the instructions Of
Speaker Reed. 1t seems Representa-
tive Houk of Tennessee lodg ged com
plant against young Blaine who
presuming on his name and the fact
that his father being the Secretary
of State, that he had and could ex
erclse more rights than the gentle
man from Tennessee. 1t is claimed
that he is despised by everybody
on account of his treatment of bis
wife and child. Blaine, Sr., is re
ported to be furious at the ''insult'
offered his son, ard the brea ch be.
tween himself and Reed Is now con-
sidered permanent.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17
The Innocent Cigarette.

The deadly cigarette has gath
cred two more victims within
the past week-one in New York
and one in Massachusetts,. The
little pest seems TO ps having its
own way this year
With the death of three little
girls whose clothing was set on
fire by cigarettes, a little bows
INSANITY through smoking the
"Sweet CIlarnel House," and a
murderer drawing IN the smoke
from "Prisoner's Own" with
his last breath. The compound
Of poisonous paper and drugged
tobacco will get itself into bad
odor; something, however, II has
always with it.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17

There IS a strong effort upon the
part of the many friends of Toney
Barleon, of Macarthur, to give him
the Republican nomination for
Congress In this district. 1t is
claimed in his behalf that he is the
originator of John Sherman and
Charley Foster, that be hat a pig
trained for Office work, that he can
print . paper with apple butter,
and that he is in advance of the
government IN this, that he is the
builder of q boat. Tony's candi
dacy may interfere with Ed Dav.
enport's aspirations, but the Navy
Is crowding to recognition and the
Boat we feel sure will beat the Bo-
quet. The Commodore is for Rear
Admiral Barleo1.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17
It is Warwick.

Hon John G. Warwick. ex-
lieutenant governor of Ohio, was
nominated in the sixteenth dis.
trict Saturday; the Democrats
of the sixteenth have placed a
strong and incorruplible candi-
date at the front, Mr.. Warwick
is not a political wire puller and
trickster of the Mckinley sort.
bui he is an honest incOrruptible
and wealthy business man. who
has nothing save that which
came TO him honestly, and who
has credilabIy discharged the
duties of every position to which
he has been called. He will be
elected, and the sixteenth dis
trct will be represented by a man
who believes that the burdens of
taxation should be reduced IN the
interest of The people. instead OF
being increased in The interest Of
monopoly.
Mr.. Warwick was born in Ire
land in 1929, and came 10 this
country at the age of 81. Five
years later he embarked in the
dry.goods business. He subse-
quently became interested in
coal mining, milling and railroad
building. He is now director of
sew eral railroad companies and
the owner of several hundred
acres of mining and agricultural
land. He held Office but once
when he was elected lieutenant |
governor with aoadly in 1888.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17
THE PATHFINDER'S SUD
DEN CALL.

Special dispatch from New
York has the following:
Gen. John Charles Fremont,
the first candidate Of the Repub
Iican party for president. died at
the home of his adopted daughter
the wife of Col. II. NJ, Porter,
nina Fremont) at No. 40 West
Twentyfifth street, at $3.50 o'clock
this afternoon. Dsath was due
10 infamm alton of the bowel s.
There were present at the bed
side at his demise, his son, Lieut..
J. C. Fremont of the navy, and
his physician, DR.. William j
Morton. His sickness was Of
comparatively short duration
and dated in its first stages from
the excessive heat Of last Tues
day, when the thermometer went
up to 100 in the city. On that
day the ole general went down
to Seabright, N. j., where his
adopted daughter. Mrs. Col. Por
ter, was stopping, and the excess
slve heat affected him very seri-
ouslv. When he returned home
he felt ill. On the following day,
Wednesday, he experienced some
pain, aud on Thursday was worse
but did not complain. Matters
assumed so much worse turn
on Friday that he sent tor a ply
sician. The doctor advised the
sick man to take sail and get a
little fresh air. While he was
out on the water he got a bad
chill. Friday night he sent for
Or. Morton again. On the fol-
lowing morning Saturday. the
disease had developed enough to
show its true character( (peritoni-
.is) But even then the case was
not considered dangerous and
lispatch to that effect was sent to
Seabright. Final dissolution was
hidden: The general was n years
md 6 months old TO the day) at
he time of his death. A dispatch
vas sent to Mrs Fremont and
EIizebeth Fremont "a daughter)
rho are at Los Augelos, CAL, of I
he death of the husband and fa- {
her, also to his son. Frank Pres
on Fremont, at Fl. Smelling, ]
ear Minneapolis. n
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17

On last Thursday the Senate.
alter four days. debate, agreed to
the conference report on the sill
yer bill. During the course OF
the debate. Democrats exposed
the subtle tricks inserted IN the
bill by the deft manipulation OF
that arch enemy of silver, John
Sherman. They have demonstra.
ed that the benefits which appear
on the face of the bill are wrapp
ed IN an ambiguouslys worded
winding sheet OF legal phraseol-
ogy, which, under the construct
ion of a hostile Secretary of
Treasury like Window. will de-
grade silver TO the level of a
mere commodity, and that the
declaratian of the policy OF gov
ernment to keep gold and silver
on a parity which is contained in
the bill, Is a flimsy disguise 10
conceal :he true effects of the
measure.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17
Congressional Convention.

The Congressional Committee
men of the several counties com
posing our new District met al
Logan last Wednesday and fixed
the time and place OF the conven
ion. 1t is TO be at Logan Oh
August 5th.
Hon. Irvine DUNCAN attended
ihe meeting for our county and
reports Logan one of The most
hospitable towns in Ohio, and in
sists thar our convention will be
one of the pleasantest gatherings
any of US ev.r saw
lie says il is a little hard to
get there, but is much harder TO
get away.-Jacksou Herald,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17

The Democratic Congressional
Convention for the 18th District
will be held at Logan on The 5tll
of August. This is as it should
be. Logan has as many good fel
lows to the square yard as any
town in the State, and the candi
dates, delegates and writing
breihern will meet with such a
cordial reception and their stay
be made so pleasant that even
those who are defeated will Tor
get their su(ferings. Commodore
Green and Colonel Pdrsell will
marshal the hosts TO welcome The
invading statesmen.-GallIpolis
Bulletin.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17

The Ohio Democrat is between
two fires. The Republican owners
of that sheet will not consent TO
have the lately nominated Demo-
cratic ticket placed at its masthead,
while we'll iutentioned Democrats
snsist that the paper shall support
the ticket. Alex Wilson, The edi
tor, says 1t viii be time enough to
put tue ticket up after the State
Convention, but this is not in nc
cordanee with Democratic usuages,
and is only another way which
Rempel and Alex Sands have of
scattering disseuslons in the Demo
cratic ranks. Put up the ticket or
take down your colors.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17
John Hopley, Postmaster.

It affords us pleasure, in common
with many of our citizens, to an
nounce the fact that John HopIey
of the Bucyrus Journal, has been
appointed Postmaster of that city
A generation ego he was the es
teemed Superintendent of our Lo
gan rchools. Most of our men in
business here now, or equipped for
business elsewhere, were his pupils.
Here he made his beginning, rath-
er as the term goes, his commence
ment. Here he married. He went
to Bucyrus and began the publica.
tion Of a Republican newspaper. in
the banner Democratic county of
Ohio. He was made Postmaster as
a proper reward from a Republican
administration for his political zeal
and personal integrity.
When at the very cope of the
mountain. picking silver, (siver
out of his hair and whiskers.) he
was removed, removed from his Of
fee as Postmaster by the influence
Of q Republican politician, and un-
der the order of q Republican ad-
tion.
Lately, Bro. Hopley got a libel
suit on his hands. TEis may have
something to do with his appoint
ment as Postmaster. At any rate,
With Judge Friesner as counsel IN
he libel case. and Ben Harrison in
he postoffice matter, and all his
many friends in Logan wishing
nm we'll, 1t is our notion that he
will pleasantly toddle down the hill,
John Hopley, my Joe John.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17
THE HOOKING sENrINI1I, July -. 90
Death Of H. E. Butin.

The following is taken from
Mondays Cincinnati Enqnirer.
The body taken from the river
at DELHI Saturday afternoon was
identified last evening as the re
mains of II. E. Butin. who has
been missing from his home iii
Middletown since last Tuesday
night.
The deceased was a contractor,
but for some time past has done
but little work. He leaves a
widow and young son in stringen.
circumstances.
Buiin was a Nason. belonging
to Mingo Lodge, No. III, of Lo-
gan, Ohio. The fraternity took
charge of the remains, and had
them taken To Gilligan's nnder
taking establishment to be pre-
pared for burial. They will be
sent TO Middletown this morning,
and will pc buried with Masonic
hOnOrs.
Sunday the sad intelligence
reached this CITY that II. 4. Butin
formerly well known citizen OF
Logan, was drowned, and would
be buried Monday at 2 o'clock at
Middletown. where he has lived
for a number of years. Mr.. Blu
tin was born and raised in this
county, and was loved and re-
spected by all who knew him.
The news of his death has cast a
gloom of sorrow over his many
friends and acquaintances IN Lo.
gan. Just how the drowning
happened is not known. Mr..
Butin was in the 63rd year of his
age at the time Of his death.
Mrs. Lee Black, Mrs. Vina Smith,
and Mrs. E. q. Collins are sisters
Of The deceased. Mrs. Collins
and Mrs. Smith attended the fu
neral. Mrs. Black being too i'll to
cave home. .
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17
Stanley, The Explorer, Married.

The marriage of Mr.. Henry NJ
Stanley ard Miss Dorothy Ten.
nan. took place in Westministe.
abbey, London, Eng, Saturday
afternoon. The ceremony was
performed by Very Rev, George
Granville Bradley, D. D., dean Of
Westminster: Very Rev Freder
ick William Farrar, D. D., F. r.
S.; archbishop Of Westminster,
and Rt. Rev William Boyd Car
penter, D. d., lord bishop of rip
on. A large crowd gathered
about the abbey and loudly
cheered Mr.. Stanley and Miss
Tenant and the wedding guests
on their arrival.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17

II is claimed that the Knights
of PythIas are SO we'll drilled that
they can put All army of 10000
men in the field al two weeks
notlce, They are drilled accord
I,ig To the United States military
rules, and they are better drilled
han most of th'- >te militia.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17
The Sentinel Floats.
We take the following from yes
tordays Columbus Journal.

We take the following from yes
tordays Columbus Journal.
The commodore commanding the
magnificent boat "Sentinel'' on the
Hooking canal complains thai
though it ''has been three weeks
since the Democracy of Hooking
county ratified the ticket nomina-
ted at the primary election. yet the
Republican owners of the OHIO
Democrat still refuse to allow tho
ticket put at the head of that pa
per-" What is the racket among
the haweaters? Is some one at
temp ting to scuttle the commodore's
craft?
We beg leave to state that Col.
Re mpel at the penltentiary line.
hasn't got::an auger big enough to
nor has Alex. Sands. got
enough fine Italian hand to furl
the sail.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17

Speaker Hysell, of Corning, was
in the city yesterday. He is fully
recovered from his serious illness
and is now energetic in the race
for the Congressional nomination in
this district. Mr.. Hysell is we'll
known to sll orr public men as a
representative. Some years ago be
was a coal miner at Longstreth's g,
and has many warm friends among
the working men of the Valley.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17

The genial General Snyder, trav
cling passenger agent of the Hook.
ing Valley railroad, has contrived
a coIored campmoeting at McArth
ur, and has secured the services ol
Elder Ed Davenport to exhort the
colored sinners who fought so nobly
with him in the war: A large del.
cgation is expected to 20 from Lo
gan on next Sunday.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17

The embezzling Stale Treasnr
er Of Maryland Archer, has been
sentenced to the penilentiary for
five years. In Pennsylvania the
Republicans send their defaulting
State Treasnrers to the U. S,
Senate and make them chaIrmen
of the National Committee.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court OF Hooking county, o.,
for first and final settlement:
NJ. V. McBrnom, Administrator OF the
estate OF William Stuert.
And the same will come on for hearing on
the 18th DAY otJune, 1890, at 10 O'Clock,
A, NJ, or as soon thereafter rs may be
W. T.ACKER.
Nav aH-Sw Pro Judge.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17
A Grand Surprise.
(Union Furnaee.)

l NOuIOu uEu6C6s)
On last Saturday evening, oc.
Cured one of the most noted
events that has happened in this
section for some time. The oc
casion being a grand party given
in honor of the goth anniversary
of the birth of Mr.. Oscar Carrick.
The young gentlemen's parents
had arranged matters complete
ly. He was kept away from
home by some friends until lale
in the evening. When he arri.
ved at home, the house and yard
was swarming with his friends.
He was somewhat eurprise d, but
soon took in the situation and
gave hearty welcome 10 all.
The young people enjoyed them.
selves for awhile in conversing
with their friends. then they en-.
gagged in some of their grand old
plays, such as "OId Tucke" Nil
Ter and others. Later on IN the
evening, a new play called But
ton." was introduced. TO make
everything complete, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carrick had provided a
bountiful supply of refreshments
consisting Of ice cream, cake and
lemonade. This was now set be
fore the gay company who un-
doubtedIy::,lid justice to the re-.
past. Mr.. and Mrs. Carrick had
purchased a fine present in the
way Of a silver watch. for their
son. They had bought gold
watch for tleir daughter, Miss
MINNIE. whose birl hday occurred
a few days ago, but did not pre-
sent i: to her until Sat urday, eve
ming. A. l.. O'NeiL with a few
remarks in behalf Of the givers of
these presents, presented them to
the recipients. The small hours
Of the night having approached
The company quietly dispersed.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17

The Campbellites who have CIV
en- the pagans of our town much
good singing for tho last three
weeks on our market lot, have fold.
ed their tent and quietly moved
away to Athens. We suggest that
this is a good time for Gen. Gros-
venor and Charley Jennings to join
and become reonciled.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17
As there is no royal road 10

AS there is no royal road 10
learning. SO there is no magical
cure for diseas :. The effect,
h owever. of taking Ayers Sarsa-
pariIIa fol blood disorders comes
as near magic as can be expected
of any mere human agency.
This is due TO its purity and
strength.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17
The Ohio and W. Va. Fair Circuit.

We publish elsewhere the an
nouncement of Fair Circuit. /.
shovel and cnterprising. 1t will
be the last fair of the season IN
Logan, for particulars, address
B. g. Reber of Logan.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17
Tuesday, August 9Th, 1890,

1t II o'clock, A. NJ. for the purpose Of
nominating q candidate for Member OF
Congress for the said District, and other
neceGsAry business.
The basis of representation in said Con-
vention shall be one delegate for eac b one
hundred votes and each fraction over flfty
votes castin each OF said counties for Gov.
JaUes e. Campbell, under which appor.
tionment eacn OF said counties is entitled
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-07-17

We can now boast of forty four
states-such as they are. Two
or three of them are weak and
puny. subject 10 cyclones, DESC
lation and women's suffrage, but
with carefully sdarsing- they may
be able 10: pull through, and be
as vigorous and as iu!l Of Yankee
Doodle as the State of Nevada.