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tents and purposes, man beginning n
life of exile, and one Of the sorrows OF
early struggling youth lies in the fact
that people have not yet formed any es-
timate OF the young mans character or
capacity. Reputation, in tact, sur
rounds man with an atmosphere Of
peace and hOpefnlness which lie enjoys
unconsclously, very much as lac enjoys
health in bright, clear weather; and
his family lives in il aud benefits by 1t
hardly less than he does himself.
In the next place, II gives weight 10
his opinions In all matters In which he
shares his interest with other people. \
man OF good reputation is listened to
with Difference which nothing but
actual power can procure Tor man oi
poor reputation. His advice, too, is
taken with n readiness which his ability
because there is a strong disposition, In
human nature 10 infer wisdom from
goodness conclusion which Is gen.
orally true In spite of tie contempt
often felt and expressed by practical
mean for ti.s oXlni..,.- al a,.s1nlistA. iik.
ciussymen and philosophers. ani In
spite OF the frequent exhibitions OF in
capacity in ordinary affairs Of life made
by men OF undoubted purity and sim
plieiIy Of character, Influence, of
course. follows power, whether It bc the
power Of wealth or OF 0liie., without
much reference to the character OF the
holder; but II is enormously Increased
aud strengthened by popular belief In -
mans sincerity kindness and honesty.
and may, 10y the same help. survive the
loss OF both fortune and Place.. l..
GOdkin, In July sCr!Uncr.
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We are all made OF the same clay.
The incest analysis can detect no
difference between The "blu- blood
That runs til. veins OF the descendant
OF u line OF kings aud the vital blood
OF paupcr; but there Is nevertheless
an inborn aristocracy of mind and soul
which NIL men instinc,ly recognize and
which compels respect from the
haughtiest. Patticlans by the accident
of birth are often base. selfish and
stupid; but Gods gentlemen, though
reared in poverty and the heirs of toll.
are sure to manifest their innate
nobility in spite of adverse circum.
The Meeker herald., 1890-07-12

Nearly all OF tile Standard OH million
aires have followed tho lead OF one OF
tire senior members, of thclr trust, and
built magnificent residences un the
Sound. Two or three ui ,lium 80 To
the main Office Of the Standard Oh
Company from their residences every
morning on their yachts. but Mr.
flaglrr. though he likes u sail as well
rs auy ot the other lnilliunaifcs, still
patruniz-s the train. Tie flagirr
paiae. near i.aTchmunt occupies u
peninsula and /, one o: ,!lu most mag.
uiilcrni country seats on water isOn; In
this country. Just on Mr. flagl-T b
private dock lies huge steam yacht,
ani beside IL big iUI,io1i schooner.
10th ~ the cFgfl are fully manned, 50
that whenever tie standard oil MIi-
l.onarc likes to take salt he has ofly 10
stroll down To- his pier and step aboard
one OF his yachts.
Mr.. siaIhuck, whose plac. Is four OF
i've miles beyond the flas,cF house on
the Sound. rises Ia the morning. iascs
his bath. steps aboard his yacht. aud
breakfasts on the way to New York.
u, tho time lac has finished with his
hta....... ass. ...G .m1tet .;.- cigar OF.
deck, lie II ready 10 80 10 the Office OF
the Standard Oh Company and arrange
u few NOR. twists :or the iuunc-nis.
one nf the RHrk.fcilrrs lives further
UP u. coast oi the ,sound nj nfrcnw!ch
and his Yacht occasionally indul;cs
In race wiki Mr. S;afbuek's. The
other KockcfclluT comes down the
Hudson to business on his steam Yacht.
Taken all tn all, tie standard oil
mill!onairrs enjoy the luXurics uf life
rs thoroughly rs any similar group ui
iinauc!crs IN the wuFlI.-Ncw York
sun.
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a Pioneer Press Pierre. South
Dakota, special sly, peculiar phc.
nomrnop o-cnfrJ In that city. Last
sunday evening, nni one which seems
aimos, miraculous. About ~ .. III.
clouds began 10 gather aud In ten
minutes rain commenced 10 Pour
accompanied by strong wind. Jus,
abou, the time the rain ceased small
snakes from l. Ia 10 inches long fell To
the ground in yarions places. These
were coilci or snaTici up tn peculiar
fashion, and when they struck the
ground seemed To bc somewhat stun.
nci. Several parties killed some oi the
snake, and exhibited them. At iifsi
the fact that the snakes had rainc,l
down was laughed nj. but subsequently
the evidence became ~ convincing
that 1t Is now universally known to be
true. The snakes have n peculiar
blush color. aud seem To have a
peculiar light about their heads, looking
like n halo when in the dark. super.
s,itious people seem 10 think the falling
of the snakes is an evil omen. and
predict that something tcIribl. is going
TO happen 10 the people.
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Concerning the iiui the Denver lie,
publican says:
The ilnd al lin Cup. made a week
ago last Sunday, is stilI holding up "a
It's promise, though development wor.
on II m set does nO, amount 10 a great
deal. \ correspondent claims that II Is
tho richest strike ever made on earth.
lie thinks tina, !; will prove greater than
the Comsiock lode. j, II. Massey was
down from Tin Cup Yesterday with
some specimens from the new lind. and
It Is safe Ia sly the Tin Cup discovery is
not the greatest ever made on earth.
though IL is undoubtedly iini Of con
siderable Importance. The rock which
Mr.. Massey showed had traces Of gold
running through 1t, ani would probably
10 ss.p and $1,000 to tho ton, rs lac
claimed. II il taken from n hole l. feet
from the surface, and Is, IN fact, very
much like surface Groupings, though
Mr.. Massey says It Ia not. lie stated
tia, there was probably between 5000
and $4,000 worth Of ore In sight n,
present. Tho Tin Cup section Is very
much awakened over the discovery.
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fsSad Guii,y.

\ Paris, Texas. special 10 tho ben.
VET Republican toi Tuesday SAYS {:
The agony Ia the famous Cfns, ease Is
over n, last, 20 far as spmc who
participated In that awful affair are
concerned. This morning the jurors
came In the couf. room and announced
that they hal arrived n; verdict.
There WAS moment OF suspense
The defendants were nj the bar. The
foreman handed the judge the verdict.
which hc passed 10 the clerk. who
read:
I'VE. the jury. would respectfully
represent 10 your honorable court that
We hnd &. l.. Cook. .. J. Cook. j. u.
Chamberlain. Cyrus Frccsc, j. Law
renee aud John &. Jackson guilty OF
murder rs charged In the indictment
We lind William OConnor. A. NJ.
Donald. Smith Crabhs. j. ". Calvert
and John a. Ru,lor not guilty. As 10
Ed Bowt!cn We agree it WAS mis;rial
It was expected, through the features
of some Of the doomed men BETRAYED
their detected feelings The Judge
directed that they be returned 10 Jail.
and that those who were acquitted bc
set at liberty.
Then William Otonnor arose la
address the court. liis face was liyid
with rage. As lie proceeded 1t was
evident tha, lie wanted TO cxcorinte
1U.N Ns.asN 1uH0s
stopped him anil told him that he was
satisfied that every man connected
with the case had done his full duty.
Friends of the defendants then went
on the streets and INDUCED in great
deal OF wild talk aud vigorously
denounced Texas iuries. They were
particularly angry Mt the Hon. j. T..
McComb, who conducted the case in
behalf of the government with such
ability. and 1t was intimated that
violence would be offered him. but
deputy mnrshals were on the qui yiye
to guard against anything of that kin,k
1t is said that they have threatened to
break open the jail tonight and n
strong force Is on duty to prevent 1t
should 1t he done. The wives of all
the men except Jack Lawrence. who is
n bachelor. are here and are inconsola-
hle with grief and have the sympathy
of all. although the verdict is in perfect
accord with public sentiment.
All the men who were convicted
were at the hay camp at Wild Horse on
the night of the killing, and there are
nine others vet TO Try, who were there
on the fatcful night. OF these Edward
Buwdcn, u. A. Jones, Charles Moore.
Frank Balsby and George B. Thomas
are under bond. sam Robinson is In
the Colorado peniientinry and the
whereabouts Of George Smith. Sylyes.
ter Maher and Fred Brewer is un-
known. The trial gust closed WAS FOR
the killing of John W. Cross. There
are still indictments against all of them
for the murder of Hubbard. Eaton and
Wilcox, and for assault to kill Tcnncy.
1t is believed that at the next trial the
government will make still stronger
case. y motion will be made FOR a new
trial, and II Oyerrulcd the case will DC
The Meeker herald., 1890-07-12

The speculative idea of handling
nothing but steers has taken root
everywhere. Farmers who have been
liberal producers are now buyers of
steer calves. They argue that they
cannot afford 10 keep COW a year,
Craze her through the summer, feed
her prepared feed during the winter,
pay tax ON her. and have money
investment of $50 or So. all because
she produces once wear a SO calf,
when q good calf can be bought for SO.
The Meeker herald., 1890-07-12

Though man must BE- sincere In
order Ia he great, he need not bc great
In order to lr sincere. Whatever may l-
the sizs of our brain. the strength Of
our powers, the talents Of nuy kind
with which We are gifted. sincerity OF
heart, or Of belief. or life is possible To
us all. It is of itself kind of great.
ness which in spite of many other
drawbacks, will make itself felt. The
honest, upright man, who lives openly.
f.arlcssly and truly, protesting only
what lie feels, upholding ouly what he
believes in. pretending nothing, div;uis-
ing nothing. decc!ving no one, claims
unconscinusly n rcspcc, aui honor that
We cannot give To amy degree uf power
or ability welded with duplicity or
cunning. II we would correctly
divide the world into the sincere and
insincerc, we should have much
truer estimate of real worth than we
generally obiaIn.-New York Ledger.
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NEWS AND CUmmEST COMMENT.

Silver went up several points Ahiu
week.
The Fourth was celebrated in nearly
every city and town in Colorado.
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. Dem
YER. are To he paved with asphalt.
The recount OF Denyer's population
runs tina, city's lumber OF inhabitants
up to i2,,00o.
The lottery bili which WAS passed by
the Louisiana legislature last week. has
been vetoed by Governor Nichols.
General Miles OF the regular army Is
being quietly doomed for the Republi-
can presidential nomination In ..
-
The scrub animal has pedigree
which by adverse circumstances has II
downward Instead OF All upward
tendency.
-
Last week was II great one for Den
Yer. On Thursday, the beautiful new
Masonic Temple WAS dedicated. ami on
the Fourth the corner stouc OF the state
capitol building Was laid by the Grand
Lodge OF Colorado, a. 4. n \. NJ.
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Fo, the third time eentence OF death
has been passed on \ illiam Kemmier,
thc murderer. who's ease has become
famous through the bag fight In the
courts against tlss e.sclrlcal execution
law.
Tho time now :; !, ior he execution Ia
August itn, H. -Aatmh prison.
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&i,vss vgsr,ou..

The conferences toinmit,ee reached
an agreement on the silver question last
Monday. Tho amsu; Jed bill will pro-
vide for tile ptirchs1 Of i,5o,cco ounces
OF silver month. There is To be no
bullion redemption.i Certificates Will
be redeemable III COLI, and be u full le-
gal tender.
The Meeker herald., 1890-07-12

1t is very pleasing to publishers, WHO
work necessarily for the good of
humanity without any particular
remuneration in this world. 10 know
that no matter on what pretext an
occasional subscriber orders his paper
discontinued. he invariably borrows
the paper aud allows its truths to keep
right along sinking deep into his heart.
Big Bend tWashiuytonl Enterprise.
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as.,.,. rsluin,,en.

I'he population of Houtt county is es-
umatsd at 800. htturns show that
Steamboat Springs rfscinct has a popu-
lation Of IN; HsydSa .t3; Eeeria 20j;
Rock Creek ias; Hahu's Peak III;
Twenty Mile Park 10 and Gore Range
90
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90 .

Republican papers have nominated
Thos VI. Patterson as the Democratic
candidate for congress. They could not
have named a better man of any party.
--Plattyille Progress.
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4 Htrh FIND.

A special from Tin Cup. Colo, TO the
Denver News gives an account Of the
most wonderful discovery OF gold ever
reported in the world. The find is SIX
miles from Tin Cup Oh the Cross noun
tain and is owned by Mccormick X
Lewis. There is disclosed, lying be-
tween two lines, a vein mass ten feet
in thickness, the lower six feet being
iron manganese, the upper -four feet OF
gold bearing quartz. the quartz being
light IN color, porous and free gold eau
be seen in the form OF threads crossing
the spaces Ia tie rock and flakes Of gold
adhering to the exposed surfaces Of the
rock. This same quartz has been
thrown over the dump in past times as
worthless.
The lowest assay obtained thus far
has been =, ounces TO the ton, and there
are specimens that will pan, by pulyer-
i1iIg ia "a common mortar and washing,
at least s2O,OlJ 10 the ton. Two men
are taking out iigh, now 5000 worth OF
metal each day. and they are Ia the hill
only eighteen feet from the surface.
From tho best information ob,ainab.u
the four foo, gold streak is worth : 900
IL ton. II that streak extends the length
OF one clam. 900 feet on lis trend and
one ward only ON It's dip, aud each cubic
yard weighs one ton. there viii be SJJ,-
GO worth of gold. II that siieak ON it,
dip goes down into the mountain 1900
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J. w. Hugus T. Co.,
BANKERS.
MEEkER, COLORADO.

Transact a General banking business
Highest price paid Tor County Warrants In
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Silver went up several points Ah
week.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-11-27

l:30 on Tuesday, 18Th. kev Dent
officiating. Irterment in the Olive
cemetery.
Eldest sister of J. M. Floyd OF
Logan. died at the residence OF
So-eph Harmon, on Saltcrcek
Mon 10Th. 1890 Was brought to
Olive cemetery near here for inter
ment on Tuesday. Funeral servi
ces took place from the Olive
church ut II o'clock p m.. Rsv
Dent delivering the funeral rites -
Adclrhis News.
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Obituary.

Levi Friend was horn near
Marietta. o. September 9th. A. d.
1904. Died at his residence near
Sru,h Perry, Nov. 16'h. 1890. aged
SO years 9 months and Z days.
Deceased moved with is pare nis
IN youth to Hooking county. and
lived where he diei 46 years. Laid
out the town of Sou h Perry in
1888 aud became IFS first postmas-
ter in the same year His lite was
an eventiul one and perhaps no
ono was better known IN The com
munity than he. Was always in
dustrious and II useful citizen.
Was twice married md leavevs a
widow and a large family of chill :
dren, grand and great-grand
children. Funeral services were
held at his residence near town, at
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-11-27
l Serious Shooting
ARRAY.

On Monday evening last the
people of Murry City were arrous-
ed by the report Of pistol and Oh
investigation II was found that O
desperado by the name of McCur
dess had shot and probably fatally
wounded James Laffollott. From
the best information that We Can
procure it seems that McCurdess
was passing the house of Laff"llo't
and called him out on pretense oi
talking over some business. After
they had been talking for few
minutes McCurdess drew u revolver
and shot LaffulIoit in the left side
the ball passing through his vital.
near the heart. MCCurdess was
arrested and brought 10 jail by one
of the constabIes OF Ward Tp. ON
! tuesday morning. there to await
the investigation of Grand Jury.
LATER
Lnffnllatt died this morn
ing. Thursday
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-11-27
LOST OR STOLEN:

On last Wednesday Nov 10. Mr.
Joseph Sterling, while making
purchase in Guthrie's Store. laid
his pocket book containing $5
in paper and more than FIVE in silver
and a door key on the counter and
STEPPED out a few minutes and when
he returned to recover it. 1t was
gone. There was a suspicious per-
son or two buying goods at the
same counter and he is confident Of
the thief and will bring him to JUS
tice if the pocket book and con-
tents are not returned to Guthrie's s
store Immediately.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-11-27

Hickory Nuts at Bishop & Sons.
Fine Candies at Bishop & Sons.
Boneless Cod Fish al Bishop &
Sons.
Sweet and Sour pickles Bis
hop & Sons.
Bananas always on hand at
Bishop & Sons.
Assorted Nuts at Bishop d.
Sons.
Cape Col Cranberries al Bish
op & Sons.
Fresh Corned Beef al Bishop
& Sons.
Trihhle Brand Mince Meet al
Bishop e. Sons
Jersey swee, Poiat0es AT Blsh-
"p & Sons.
Naw York Bnrkwheat Fionr
al Bishop & Sons.
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AN ORDINANCE
Authorizing loan Of fSeven Hundred DOL
lars in anticipation OF the levy for San
itary Purposes Tor the year 1890, and d.
recting the is-ue % Bonds therefor.

SECTION !, Be it ordained by the Coun-
ell oil the Village Of Logan, Ohio: That
the Finance Committee he and is hereby
authorized to borrow OH the credit oil 1he
VilIage, any sum of money not to exceed
Nine Hupdred Dollars. in anticipation oi
the Levy for Sanitary Purposes for the year
A. D. 1880, to be applied to the constructor
OF ~ house or the Cemetery Grounds of said
Village OF Logan.
SEC. 2. That Tor such loans, the said VII
lage snail issue its bonds, OF sucn demon
inutlOn as the Finance Committee shall
determine, payable in six months anu one
year after date; which bonds shall bear
interest at the rate OF six per cent per an
mum. paynhle 1T maturity Said bonds
shall be signed by the Mayor and Clerk
and authenticated by The Sea-. oil said Val
lage
SEC, 3. This ordinance to take effect and
be in force after its passage and legal pio'
licatiOn.
J.P. ROCHESTER, President.
Attest: W. W. KEYNES, Clerk.
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Court,

Court opened on last Monday
with Judge Slough on the bench
The Grand Jury was organized
with w. s. Friesner as foreman
Over 200 witness have already
been subpoened and more expected
Judge Slough's charge to th'
jury was an able and intelllgently
nut presentation of the duties of a
citizen filing this Importane posi-
uon.
Judge Slough is disposlng of the
business Of the court before him
with sound judgment and dispatch
anu is sustaining the high repute
of being one of the best Judges eve,
posse ssed by us.
Court will adjourn over to day,
Thanksgiving. Judge Huffman
will probably close out the term.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday morning last Mr.
Patrick Stewart and Miss Sarah
Heslv. by Father Wesinger.
Bv Rev. J. F. Williams at the
resident of the brides farther
Nov 25 Mr.. John W. Wolf and
Miss Matile AdcOck.
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PROBATE NOTICE..

Notice Is hereby given that the follow.
:ny accounts and vouchers nave been filed
in the Probate Court of Hooking county.
ohio, tor third and final settlement:
R, d. McManisil, Trusles Of the Estate OF
Flora Fee, II Minor.
And the same Will come on tor ne1rinS Z
on the 22nd day of Dec. 1886, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. :, or as soon thereafter as may be CON
vsnieni. W. L. AtkEh.
Nov. g.-3w Pro. Judge.
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Died.

At the residence of Mr.. Robert
Wright, Miss Ella Meeks, on
Wednesday Nov 26lh al l o'clock
P. NJ. =
The Eve year daughter ofTom
Nays died on last Friday morn
ing at 3 o'clock. The funeral
took place from the house Sal.
afternoon.
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The Krin Murder Case.

The Eureka Detective agency
are looking after the Krlnn murder
case. The country ia full Ct rum
ors. but who tho detectives are il
not known to the public. Parties
suspected of completely in the
crime will not escape arrest al the
proper time. The case will come
before the Grand Jury next week
It is expected that arrests will fol-
low the finding of the Jury.
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An Impending Indian War.

The Indians of Dakota are
threatening h0stlliiies, aud The
frontier settlers are m uch alarm.
ed. One Of the tribe proclaim.
himself The Messiah, and the
peor wre,ches are crazy. The
government is making ample
preparations 10 meet the threat
ened utbreak.
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BOOTS & SHOES.

I will add to my stock
this week, one of the best
and cheapest lines of Boots
& Shoes ever offered to the
people Of Logan. at lowest
prices. ~ Remember the
place and don't fail to call
when in need of Boots 4
Shoes.
WIN. KI,IBERLING.
Successor to +. j. Il RMISON.
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Free Free Free.

Wehsiers Dictionary owe,
17cO Pages 1900 Illustration,
Bound in LeaiI,er-for Particular,
call early at Miller & Cases pru.
Store.
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PROBATE NUilCE.

Notice is hereby given. that the follow
ing Accounts and Vouchers have been
filed in the Probate Court of Hooking,
County, Ohio, for first and final seitiement
Of Clara and George Bailor, illustrators
OF the Estate OF Samuel BailOr, deceased,
and same will come on for 81 hearing on the
LIST day of December. 1890, at 10 O'Clock, or az
soon thereafter as may be convenient.
Nov. 6. 3w W.T,ACKER, Pro. Judge.
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are old-timers in the realm Of fun
mixers. und in 1.-The Naboby" they
arc afforded unst,nted olportuni-
ties tor the exhibition of their mer
nv esccniricities. which have given
them u prominent place in ihe fore
most ranks of comedy artists.
Al Rcmple's Opera House Decen-
ber End.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Persons indebted to the un-
dersigned will please Call
and settle.
DIR. H. C.CAMBELL.
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Born.

To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM RoweD
on Thursday Nov 10Th sou.
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Keep Your Stock on Your Own
Propalty

The ordinance against
stock running at large will
be strictly enforced. The
Marshal has been ordered
to inprison all so found.
J. p. ROCHESTER,
Mayor.