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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-02-04

Iden, 1t may become identical in
some respect.
Will the Democrat Watchman
from Circleville tell us if the inte-
lopcr is an escape or "trusty"
from the big house across the river.
We look for a Signal from
GAINESVILLE.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-02-04
w Ost Liberal
ever offered in
the Hooking Val
ley. We have waded
right into the entire winter

stock and struck of profits
right and Lift. This is the time
for us to sell and you to buy. ALI
sorts of Winter Clothing---GO.
Have you seen those hundreds
of Mems Fine Pants Staple and
Stylish ones? We have reduced,
mothers, doubtless you have seen
our notice Of the big reduction
made in Boys and Childrens Suits.
Now, let us remind everybody
that here is the place to get more
than value for your few dollars,
and now's the best time to buy,
only make your purchases of
reliable house and remember his
is strictly One Price House.
The One price clother
ChaS. Rose,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-02-04

EE frisky Ground Hog flirtet
<hjs natal day with his shadow
i sed the majesty of the Law
4 ah has put price upon hi,
o, and Knocked at Frank Myer',
SssoAs wind" and Old Prob's bliz
Eards. He enjoyed the sunshine.
de was the proud master of the
6ituation. Alas for us cold mortals.
En an unguarded glance he saw his
thadow. He got the grip. He got
ssared He fled in terror to his
hsding hole, and took with him Sly
weeks of weather.
We appeal to you o Senator from
Morgan. raise the embargo, quash
"a indictment, remove tie inhibi-
Z On the Ferret, and give him
cd liberty to hunt the Ground
and drive him ont and our
her with him.
What if the rabbit does kick
high at his tail of cotton and frisk
snharmed in the field; what though
be gambols and girdles in yard or
Z I'd and garden, and have no fear
:, aip-munks or moles. Let loose,
k enator, tie Ferret, that he may
Ae out the Groung Hog from
ais lair, and restore to us the i'm
.risoned weather, even though a
rabbit might be driven out of his
hollow log hiding, to meet death
from the muzzle of the hunters
run.
I o Senator listen to our pleading.
Send us fuel or the ferret.
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FERRETTED OUT!
A POWERFUL FACTOR IN THE
SHERMAN FIGHT.
The Rabbit League Of Morgan
County Control the Sen
ator S Vote.
The Ferret is for Foraker, and by
the Eternal John Sherman Must
and Shall be. Ballot Boxed.

ana SE3ll De. DaiiOt-B0XeUs
The bear Hess, beadless Abbot
from Morgan seeks not fame b,
denouncing newspaper men as ban
dts and their pay for legitimat
work, spoils, legalized robbery
| all of which in the Senator's mouth
ing is the pettishness OF the bah.
wanting nurse; he Is not ambitiou
to attain to respectful esteem from
the press of his county and country
he has his eye cross eyed single tt
the obligation of paying back.
Gratitude is his one tyrannit
thought.
John Sherman dug him out OF
his obscurity, and used him, and
he needs must make a showing to
his master for the gratitude that
lepislates the throbs of his senate
rial gizzard.
He has passed up to notice by
introducing bill to prevent Fer
rets from killing rabbits. There
was danger of the rabbit club of
his district being restrained in
their avocation of girdling trees,
and when if caught affording a
toothsome broil for the tired and
hungry husbandman; there was
danger to the overwhelming Sher
man sentiment of the district the
senator represents. The rabbits
helped excuse Abbott's vote and
the rabbits must be kept safe from
the Ferret, Foraker forager at
best.
The inspiration which prompted
the Morgan raider with his Ferret
bill is ferretted out to be this.
There is township i'll Morgan
bordering on Athens, mostly in
habited by rabbits. The furrel
tribe are protectionists, and repub-
iicans. They are po,led when it is
desired to ascertain the wishes of
the constituents. In the polling
Of Morgan county, they every one
showed up his heels, and all were
counted for Sherman. This was
the long looked for pinter to direct
ind determine the hesitating vote
If the pin feather statesman from
Morgan. The Sherman rabbits of |
Morgan must not be hunted by |
Ferrets, as long as | am senator,
,dN AUUott.
The ground mole which is an
,nimal of the ferret kind, is also
yery destructive on rabbits, and it
night be well too for the senator
o specifically name him and his
field mouse in his supple
mental Mckinley bill for the pro-
ection of the rabbit industry.
The Perry county infrmary
lightning rod man at cost of
bout seven hundred dollars, that's
he insignificant sum it costs to
,rotect the Infirmary, might be
.iven contract, if the ferret fails,
o rod the red brush where the
odents meet and hold Sherman
The rabbits must be protected,
or the sake of Abbott's vote in
ccordance with the views of his
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-02-04
LEGISLATIVE.

The Legislature has yet passed no
laws. The statesmen are viewing
the landscape DER and giving out
their wise, half sense notions.
Daugherty the Innocent, who is
being investigated on charge of
: taking bribe to vote for Sherman,
has introduced bill to provide an
Asylum for mad dogs.
; The Australian ballot is being
patched up to the queens taste.
: When the grannies get through
) with it, the thing will be a Dolly
/ Warden.
1t is proposed to do away with
the sub-district school system and
establish township system. This
will give the town bred scholars
who don't know how to spell, a
chance to teach the farmer boys
the latin name of pennyroyal, and
the spanish words for bones and
liver and such old fogy words Of
the sub-district school.
Ferrell of Fairfield wants the
state divided into mine congress
ional districts, the Kumler Lancas-
ter Reform Farm and the Iden
Newark encampment and park to
be in different districts, so as to
keep the teeter balanced.
The Representative from Marys-
vile submits re-districting plan
which shows he has not availed
himself of the advantages of the
keely Institute. He puts Hook
ing in this district. Perry, Hook
ing, Lawrence, Gallia and Scioto.
He starts in his wabbling from a
point in Idenville, the mound
builders grave yard, and after
lodging Gen. Grosvenor, gets into
Gallia on a FIVE mile stretch of mar
row COW path. He meanders down
the Ohio by Cattlesburg, stopping
at point nearer Cincinnati, than
to the Perry county Infirmary. In
the language of distinguished
graduate of TIE Keely Institute,
from Mansfield, 'sIie don't track
ugh"
The railroads are asked to reduce
the rates Of travel and increase the
mileage ON dead head tickets.
Senator Dick of Cincinnati has
introduced a bill making whiskey
drinking Il crime. 1t is about this
way. A mau is reported to the
as whiskey drinkcr, a
tippler, a drunkard. The case is
examined and if the court is salts
fed Sc, the accused is put rnder
bonds to quit, or has parole to go
about attending to his business, but
is always 50 to speak in court, liza
bic to be brought up and fined and
He is what is called
a 'suspect, ga ticket of leave"
man. Until the prosecuting or
witnesses in such cases
are shown to be angels, animated
only by love and charity, the bill
will not become law.
A bill has passed the House pro-
1iding that claims for sheep killed
oy dogs, shall be adjusted b. the
,ownship trustees. That is all right,
out the county commissioners
should have reviewing power, and
inal jurisdiction.
A resolution was passed asking
hat the Worlds Fair be closed on
Sundays. The most reverend,
grave and religious senators should
low advise the millions of visitors
the Worlds Fair, what
o do with themselves. on Sunday.
Representative Pri, e is at home
his week on account of the very
severe sickness of his father.
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/ JIM Dew of Nelsonville, one of
The most influential republicans in
Senator Abbott's district, wants the
ferret unmuzzled and unrestra;ned
Ehe rabbits girdled an orchard of
-onpg peach trees, and growing
ID of the damage, a law suit re-
Ated, involving perhaps thou-
Il 4 dollars. he Senator should
#his constituents on the ferret
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-02-04
Found, Grow Bar.

The person who lost crow bar
such as IS used by stone -masons,
can get it by calling on George
Deischle,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-02-04
The PeritentiarY Board.

i The time is coming on when
1.-THE Board of Penltentiary Man.
Layers will be changed, in conform
Eity TO custom, and in accordance
with the public decree which
makes Gov. Mckinley responsible
10 to his party and to the people
for the good or evil that may re-
nit from his administration.
The law gives us minority re-
prese eltation. That minority,
whilst personally accountable to
| the Governor, is responsible, before
itie State, for the Democratic
Iparty.
The Democrats Gov. Mckinley
may appoint, We hope will be of
\ no doubtful capabality nor of un-
certain democracy.
i From what we know OF Gov.
mckinley he is fair man and a
statesman of calibcr above the
E.ickery of the partizan. In pol
Iitics he is thoroughbred. He is
mot an con the fence man." lie
don't train with mugwumps. He
lis hard IF litter but bold and !
lfair one and from this we are en-
couraged to believe that in his
selection of Democrats, he will |
choose men of his own type, hon
est, capable and of unquestioned, |
ansullied, unterrifed democracy.
Hooking and theHill Country of
Southern Ohio has had no repre-
sentative on the Board by man
of pronounced political convic-
Ions.
( Two Democratic Governors
have given Hooking representa-
live labeled as Republican, who
is truly good business man, but
Fao has no such intensity of
party devotion as to lead him to
:he front when his party was i'm
Periled. Col. Rempel was an i'm
position to both parties in the
pense that he was the ''mlnorlty"
man under two Democratic Ad-
ministrations.
If Gov. Mckinley should ia
Pline to regard Hooking county G
md the Hooking Valley as a part
e his gubernatorial domain worthy :
'f recognition under his admins C
ration and concludes to give us a : :
true, tried, tested democrat, we 0
suggest to him our fellow towns :
man, w. n. England. II
Mr. England is man who has ;,
aad public service and is sensible d
% the high obligation of public :
rust. He has proven himself n
Torthy and capable to the party :,
mi to the public in the former it
positions he has been elected or 4
appointed to fill. W
He is well ana widely known 8
Iad where known is esteemed as cl
gentleman, respected for his abb u
ity and cited 20" for his dem p p
,cracy. a
II Mr.. England is appointed b
he gov ernor need apprehend " "
10 shadow from him will fail on c,
l1s ADMINISTRATION and the democ- as
~ will have an assurance that no Il
ustre viii be dimmed from our la
,arty escutcheon. II
In what we say of Mr.. England fir
>esfeel certain we but express the =, p'
&iment and wish of our party al
locking and the Counties and p
intry around and about us. ye
al
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-02-04
GENERAL INSURANCE.
Fire, Life, Accident, Cyclone, and Live Stock

The following old and reliable companies represented,
mercan of Philadelphia; Connecticut of Hartford Cont
mental of New York Firemans Fund of San Francisco.
Neutonia of Dayton, Royal Of Liverpool, Northern of
London and North British and ercantile of London Mich
igan Mutual Life Ins Co. of Detroit Michigan Provident
Fund Accident Association of New YORK.
Money to loan on long time and at low rates liberal
share Of patronage is solicited.
W. W McCRAY, Agent
Office doors west of Rochester Store Main ST. Logan D.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-27
COMMISSIONERS SALES.
4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
" MINERAL PROPERTY.

In pursuance of decree OF the circuit court of
Roanoke county, entered Mt the October term,
1s''a, in the chanccry cause OF John II. Campbell
CT ais Va VIM, Campbell ct ais, the undersigned
az special commissioners, appointed by tho said
decree for the purpose, viii, on TUESDAY, DE
GENDER IL, 1872, offer Tor sale at public auction
on the premises, the following tract or parcel of
land: That certain part OF land lying in Roanoke
county, Va, on the south side OF Roanoke river
and adjoining the lands OF Jacob rout, the heirs
OF DR.. John ii. Griffin, the Rorcr Iron Company
and others, being the tract formerly owned by
FORTY-SIX AND THREE QUARTER ACRES,
and has large and valuable deposits of iron ore
on 1t OF the same kind and quality ne that mined
at the Rorer and Trout mines. Some OF the VEINS
OF ore have alrcsdy been opened and ore sold.
The narrow guagc road runs near this land
TERMS-TwO hundred and fifty dollars cash.
the residue upon n credit OF one and two years
the purchaser to execute bonds for the deferred
payments, with waiver OF homestead exemption
title retained until all the purchase money is
paid. JACOB BAER,
VIM. III. MUSE,
Commissioners
Bond rs required by decree, has been executed
by commissioners, with approved security.
II - ids VIM. McCAULEY, Clerk.
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VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
- the 10th day OF October. Is no. and OF record
in the clerks Office OF the Corporation Court for
the city or Roanoke, in deed 10 X 81 pace %
whereby Thomas a. Orr conveyed to the undcr,
signed tho parcel OF land hereinafter mentioned
IN trust to secure to VIM. Hanrahan the payment
or the sum OF S23i3D, evidenced nv two promisory
notes, each III the sum Of SILT Is with interest
from date, payable In one and two years rcspcc-
lively from date, and default having occurred in
the payment OF both OF said notes and bcinp re-
CURED so to do by the holder OF said notes viii
On MONDAY, THE 5rII DAY OF DECEM BER
1892, AT 1918 O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front OF tho
courthouse of Roanoke city. pro coed TO sell nj
public auction to the highest bidder tho parcel Of
land in said deed mcni toned and described as fol
lows: 80 "
Bcgtnr ing at n point on the north side OF
UranEe avenue two hundred and two feet west of
I've TIN street thence north - degrees SIS min
utes 4U seconds cast 1870 feet to an alley thence
with alley north 76 degrees VI minute % seconds
west 100 feet to point, thcu &C south 10 degrees
oS minutes 40scconds west 100 feet to Orange ave
nue., thence with same south 20 degrees OF minute
~ seconds cast 100 feet to the place or beginning
ana designated on the Mclrosc Land Company's
map or the Mclrosc Addition to Roanoke city as
lots numbers II and -. in section ~
IEKM>:-Cash IA to enough to pay the cost of
executing this trust and the expense OF sale and
To pay the debt secured by said deed of trust and
interest ana the residue, il any, shall be payable
III TWO equal annual tnstalmcnts with inier, At
from date of sale and secured bv deed Of trus,
unless the said Thomas A. Orr or his assirns shall
ulrect the residue TO be payable in n different
manncr and then In ouch manner az tho said
direct TiiOS " All VIZ vi
II i tbs Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALES.

io2 feet to point, thence south 10 degrees 8
minutes 10 seconds west 100 feet 10 Orange ave-
70 seconds west IU2 feet to the place OF begin.
ming and designed the Melrose Land Com.
panys map OF the Mclrose addition TO Roanoke
city NJ lots Nos. . and 10 In section 10.
Terms: Cash "a to enough to pay the cost OF
.e o THIS trust and the expense OF sale and
20 pay the debt secured by said deed OF trust ana
intcrcst, and the residue IL any, shall be PAYABLE
IN TWO equal annual instamcnts, with interest
from uatc or srlc and securcu by deed or trust,
uhlcss me said Thomas A. trr or his assigns
snail direct the residue to be payable IN difTer-
emt manner, and then in such manner as the said
direct. THOMAS w Mill ER
~ ~ VI Trustee
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ny VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EXE.
- cutcd TO the undersigned NJ trustee nv {;
W Lapradc, dated May II, 1890 and rccorc cd I'm
tnc clerk Office OF the Corporation Court for tho
city OF Roanoke, Va, in deed book IS page 1870.
conveying the hereinafter described propcrty i'm
trust 10 secure to p III. Gibson the payment OF
the gum or SaSW. payable in two coiai annual
instaments OF SiiI1 each with interest aft CIR the
rate OF ak per centum per annum, as cvidcuc, d
ny Two negotiable notes dated Nav IL, lShl and
payable ono and two years from date respectively
ut the First National Bank ut Roanoke VA and
de1ault having been made in the payment OF Inc
last or said instamcnts and being required so To
DO by the beneficiary in said deed, i shall orcr
Tor sale by public auction In front of the court
house OF Roanokc'city, ON MONDAY. TIE lgTiI
DAY OF DEcEMBEk,1 92, \ 12O'CLOCK NJ.
TO the highest bidder the following described
propcrt. to wit:
Al that certain lot or parcel of land In the city
OF Roanoke. Va, on the east side OF Commerce
street, beginning at point % 9-l0 feet north OF
robertson street, thence In n northerly direction
with Commerce street 30 feet TO point thence
IN an eastery direction los 40 feet to alley.
thence with said alley in southcrly direction 10
feet to point, thence in Il westerly direction los
blu feet to the beginning. For further descrip-
deed OF trust " '''
TERMS:-Cash sufficient to dcfray the expcn
scs OF executing this trust, including trustees
commission OF legal per ccntum. and To discharge
the second OF said notes with interest. due and
payable as aforesaid. And ns to the residue OF
shall be maze payable in two equal annual pay
ments with interest as evidenced by the ncpo-
table notes OF the purchaser bearing date OF sale
and secured by deed Of trust upon the property
ARCHER l. PAYNE,
IL 10 Suu Trustee.
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IS Sod

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- dated the Goth day of September, 1887, re-
corded in the clerks Office of the corporation
court for the city OF Roanoke In deed hook 10.
page 22I, from \. s. Cofcr ct NIX to the under.
signed to secure to j. V. Jamison and C. O'Lcary
the payment OF $1,000, evidenced by sixty.seycn
promissory notes NJ described in said deed oil
trust, and default having occurred in the pay.
ment of thirty-one of said notes OF S,5cach,
payable In from thirty. two to sixty three mouths
respectively after date with interest from date
and being requested to do by snid bencil.
Charles, will on SATURDAY., THE nth DAY
OF DECEMBER, 1872, AT - O'CI OCK NJ, in
'front.' or the courthouse in said city, sell to the
highest bidder, at public auction all that certain
parcel OF land lying in said city and described as
follows: 80
Beginning ut point on the north side OF Word
avenue 3Si5 feet east of Park street, thence with
Word avenue south 50 degrees east IS feet to n
point, thence south 10 degrees 1i5.3 feet to
tcn-foot alley, thence with said alley north 81 dc
srccs west 3I5 feet To point, thence north 10 de.
Srccs cnst 1879 feet to place of beginning
TERMS OF SALE: Cash us to enough to pny
the cost OF sale and trustees commission OF 5
per cent and amount due and pa, able on said
past due notes. credit will begin as to Si5
with interest from September ~, 1856, until De
ccmbcr 20, lSl5, and for u like amount until
January 20, 1893, and for like amount until
March 70 1SE3 and for $40 with like interest
until April 20. 1873, and the residue, IL any, shall
nc payable in three equal annual inst lmcnts in
SIX, twelve and eighteen months with interest
from day or sale and secured by d. ed of trust
II 1G Gods. Trustee.
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pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXE-
I'D ecuted to the undersigned trustee by r. E.
Coleman, dated November s7th, 1889, and re.
corded in the clerks Office of the county court Of
the county OF Roanoke, conveyed the hereinafter
described property In trust to secure the Aetna
Land and Investment Company the payment of
the sum of $l16.66, as evidenced bv two ncgotia-
bic notes OF ever date for S5S33 EACH due in one
and two years from date, withintcrcst thereon at
the srate OF per cent. per annum, and default
having been made in the payment of the last of
said notes, and being rcqn stcd so to do by the
beneficiary in said deed, shall ofrcr for sale at
public auction in front OF the courthouse of the
city of Roanoke ut O'CLOCK, u, NJ, ON FRI
DAY. THE DID DAY OF DECEMBER. 1892 TO
the highest bidder, the following property situ-
atcd in the county or Roanoke. State of Viz
gina, and known aslots Nos. and :, in section T.
as Ia shown by the map of the Aetna Land and
Investment Company, TO be found on file in the
clerks office OF the county court OF Roanoke
county in Salem, Va, to which map reference is
hereby made for further description OF said lots
TERMS-Cash sufficient to defray the expenses
of executing this trust, including trustees com
mission OF per cent, and to discharge the Sec
ond of said notes with interest due and payable
aforesaid. and as to the residue OF the pur-
chase MOI ey, il there be any, the same shall be
made payable in two equal annual payments with
interest, as evidenced by the negotiable notes of
the purchaser bearing date OF sale and secured by
deed OF trust upon the property.
II % tbs FL. NJ. DANIEL, Trustee.
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DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXE-
ID cuied TO me as.trnstee by 5. NJ. frey and j.
NJ. Maupin, dated October 18th, lSll, and OF
record Ia the clerks office of the Hastings Court
for the city OF OF Roanoke, Va. In deed book 50
page 10. conveying the hereinafter described
property, 10 secure VI. KoseI berg and |. silver
ttonc the payment of the sum q 81 100 evidenced
by two certain negotiable notes OF even date
with said deed. each In the sum OF $3.50 with in
tercst and payable in one and two years alter
date, and whereas default has been made in the
payment OF he last OF said notes, and having
been requested go to do by the bcnenciarics, /
will ofrer for sale ut public auction, in front { (
tnc courthouse or the cry OF Roanoke,
1872, AT II O'CLOCK. NJ, all that certain
lot or parcel of land situated in the city OF Roa.
noke Va, and described az follow-
beginning NJ point ON the north eide of Sa.
lem avenue 3l9& feet vest OF Roanoke street.
thence with Salem avenue north 50 degrees 80
minutes west 81 feet to point, thence north ;
degrees cast abont i09. feeo to the line OF T.
Brickcy's lot, thence south - degrees 30 minutes
cast - feet To n point, thence south degrees
west lUiS feet 10 Salem avenue, the place OF be-
ginning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the cost OF cx.
ccuting this trust and to pay the past due ant,
uupaid note OF $551 and interest on same from
October 25th, lS,n, and the balance, IL any, paw
able in two equal amounts, ut six and twelve
months from day Of salc, with interest and sc.
cured by deed OF trust on the property
II ids JAS. 5. SIMMONS, Trustee.