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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-13

DUHsUANr To Az OWDEU or SALE
j ard decree 81 foreclosure 90 wu, directed
IytlC District Court of the ihird JUDICIAL U.ss
tIetuf the Territory OF Itah. on tho rHtc nI John
q. street. W eth ". MORMON and Lorenzo o..
KINNEY, ! shall expose ~ public sale, ~
che front door % the county court house In ihu
city % salt lake, county NJ salt latc and
IgrutUry Of Utah ON the lrd DAY of october
lfit, 90 10 O'Clock st., aIl The r.ghl, title, cnim
uu1 interest uf Lorenzo %. hin0Cy HUd John
A. street, of. o.. amt tn the following urH'
rfNul real estate. situate lying aud icing
u rnt iHtu city. Salt Lake tuunty. liau
IUrutur.t aud described AH follows. Co wit.
Al Uf luH twenty .gI, twenty ONE lll.
twenty. IlN md tNcuty three ItN. 20
ll0ra two III. 1f IInurN's Copper ilari ruIs
division, number two lll Boz salt Lake city,
salt LaNv County Utah tofHt0rll 90 be SOLD Hs
Che property ut Lorenzo ~. kinney, az the
HuIt n sUiH 49, MORMON.
ICrrH 90 colo. cash
SAT 50. UiuGitAM, q. &. Narhal.
Uy d. D. IlNMuNN, nCputg MarHhal,
Dated HUUirmHHr ION. lst
Tfun
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Tho People Of the Territory Of Utah send
rfcctrr
ToE D.. McCialp. defendant


Npu AiL iiEELN INQUIRED TO Az.
fesi DO AZ artuT brought bEhtrat Vuu ~
we alyto uHmrd piHiuuh in the nstfiCt court
"t we lhiru Judicial utuICi % tho tgrriiurY
~ Ntahi aud o. answer thg compliant nIrl
lhtftin within ten DAYS exclusive 81 tho DAY uf
aNiNrnI utitr tUn service on you ~ This
suilmnuHaf served within THE COUNTY ur. %
tr yci out n thu county. but in this district
within twenty days, otherwise Within forty
dnNs-ur Judgment by default will 10 taken
aFainsi YOU, according 90 the prayer u SAID
complaint
NE ia action Ia brought IN have Judgment
against defendant iu sum NJ flnits. vi MA.
iury TIER oi, Tor costs OF suit aud % have q
WIT ~ Attachment issue against property
~ Haid dettndunt, sad hum a1tgH % be due
f1r snpds wafus aud merchandise sold 90
defendant ui hia request hY PLAINTIFF on ~
ABOUT March 20, 1874 auu March %. lsuL upuu
q tour uDnlhF tmo from May i3. 1874. same
hciuE wholly uuuatd.
Ana Yuu arc hereby u1tidrd that " you fuiI
20 appear and answer Tho aaid compliant Hl
above required The fAll u|aluuH will uiuIy %
inc Court Tor tbc relief demanded therein.
witness The Hon samuel A. Merritt. Iutee.
and thC sea N Che lIftfIet court uf
tnu lhir1 Judicial District in ana
lsrAt D f1r the Territory " utAh. iUIa fl
DAY ~ August. Boz tho wear Of one
lord Que thousand riFht hundred
anu ninety four
DAWN a.. pusuaU clerk.
by GEoHuu d luoAis, Deputy uitr4.
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MARsHhL,s SALE.

DUnsUANr 10 Al EXECUTION TO M
directed BY The Third District Court Of
lhc Territory OF Utah, ! shall expose az public
fa|e. 'at the front door OF the County
court Mouse ln the city OF salt lake, County
~ -nl' Lake sud Territory NJ Titan, ON he 1851
uaF ui September 1894, At 10 O'Clock .. NJ, all the
truJ TILE claim and interest Of "a Mc.
Iceland on November 10th, 1901 or
iuat be has since acquired Of iu.
and 10 the following described real estate
Hilsie. lying and being in salt lake County,
aud dGfetiuod a. foilows. to.wlt;
All uf lot ten uul iu block four tli
i've Acre Plat "a" Hir ftoid survey in
RAFT Iltr County. Utah Territory. To be soid
90 thr property % 81. McIulland, 81 the aull
Oi Robert T.. Collier.
IcfmH OF sale. cash.
NAT ~ HRiGHNM, u. q. MnrfhaL
Us w. T. ARCHER. deputy Marshal
Dated August glrd, 1885,
no,tb. lee a Gray, attorneys Cor plaintiff.
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n
II UraFtn an action uruuEut against you hY
hr above named plaintIn boz the District C1ur.
ul !hc lhifi JUDICIAL bia.rrt % tho tcuitoy
plant nlod therein WITHIN ten days tcsolusiyo
~ tbc day uf HCriccI after the service ou you
~ this tummons- y served within this county
dstfiUL within twenty nays. otherwise within
tory dryH=uf Judgment ~ default wit Co.,
taken afainsl YOU, according 90 the prayer q
the taiI action L brought to nave decree Of
this court for tho turoUIusuru u certain
mortgage executed ~ defendants hurEc tn one
%. D'nrk, Hcptf mbrr iith, lsli, upop prem
iHus hrat hereinafter auacuutd, EiNcu 10 secure
payment 81 csftntn pfomistufT note, exc
,utci by ta,d deionl ant 70 sA'9 9. = N,ars.
alter date, with interest from maturity At ~
per cruL pct AMMAN said uote being Que and
unpaid. cave interest 90 July ist lsiI. ana
81. % pad rcb iUth. ~, and f6o0s pat
Apfii sii, ls92i said note Hnt mortgage having
been duiy assigned " p'aiutn, winch is Row
ia,irg been released from operation ~ sad
mortgage being the premises SECONDLY hNfUins
after drsruhtu, 70 have amount ui Haii
mouFhgc debt asrorlaiucd aud Hmount duo or
owing & Mfs Geo ". stern. secured on taid
premises. 90 have A. order " sale 90 usuA'
t1rn o. raise amount due 20 plaintu, aul for
other Ielets said moftgagtd TfcmifUs are
drscUbcd ~ fOliuws N Wit Commencing At
+. ". corner Of lut q, blucE 81, plat ~" SAT-
lAtc CIV survey, running thence east ~
&C. utuor north idi feet, thence west $50
ieoL thence south - feet TO beg.uuingI taid
roIe.sod premises arc described a. f0l0Nai
Commencing ~ point 90 tcrt east ot south
WOst corner OF sait lot 3, running thence east
30 feet. thence north co. feet, thence wvst 100
feet. thence tuufu . feet 60 beginning also
commencing at point l2l irUt Uaat and rods
f1uth VI northwCstr0fnr Of said los 8,running
thence east 90 feet thence Huutu ~ feet
thence west hu fees, tIyurr north 49, fCct %
UtrluuIuA, situate 90 -hlt Lake cry and
county, uiah Anu you tte hereby notified
that 10 you tall 20 appear ana answer the said
amended complaint aH above required, the
SAID O. nluuh will apply 10 the court tor relief
dgmaudci therein
Witnrss. trc Hln. samuel 4, Merritt, Judge.
nHu tho seal Of tho ulHuiUt Count oi
The Third Judicial niatfIrt iu aud Tor
fsEAII tho Territory u TITAN. this Htu day II
June, IN tho YEAR ~ our iori one
thUuhand clghs hundred ana ninety.
four
DAVID q. DuN ~. CLERK.
Nv bIo. ~ LOOMS. nrputy ,IrFg.
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LAND CASES.

Persons having land contracts, or
whose patents are delayed. should con.
suit Chas, w. SayueE He has Just
returned from Washington, where he
has been conducting successful
practice in the General Land Office.
Congressional work attended to. Office
Mccorniek.RlehaTds building, Salt Lake
City.
Correspondence solicited. Send
stamped envelope tor reply.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


ITIlI0 UT " imam " TrWTH- UUIU1HUI-
NTOlICE u HEREHN GIVEN, ny the
n undorugugi, AdwIuisTatCf of the O..
tate of Wtlam N. Lewis, deceased, 10 tho
creditors o. and All persons haVng claims
against tho SAM deceased, 90 CNhluIt them with
mo necessary vouchers within Ten months
after tho frst publication ~ thIs notice, o. the
taIu uuuCralEued Administrator 90 hi. resi-
Gpnro 30 lN south Fourth West st, salt
Lake city, iu the County ot halt Lake,
Dated August 18Th. l-Il
THOMAS f. LEWIS,
Administrator Of the usIato Of MiIiam II.
Lows. urrrAGri
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN NY TUE
~ undcrigned, administrator Of tho o..
tate Of sarah u, MerklOy, dccoafed, 90 tho
With the necessary vouchers. within ten months
after ne nrtt publication Of this notice. 90
the taid Nelson u. MoTtloy, administrator, 10
.ult Lake cry. Utah, in Tue County Of sAlt
Lake
NILSSON MEHkLEI.
AiminHtrAior OF the estate IL sarah D..
Mtrkluy, deceased.
UAIrd August ssh. lsi
Dry q rIuIEr. AUuuUFH.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E,a,o Of onr.',ogleI NorLl'y, deceased,

Estate OF Christopher Merklsy, deceased,
NOTICE Is uFWEHY GIVEN ny the
y uudtTslgurl, Nelson MerEluy AiWiuistra.
tor Of thu estate OF Christopher McrkluY de-
ceased, 20 ur ere iitsrs OF and ull pcrsOus
having claims against the SAID deceased 90
exhibit Them With tho necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the fret publication
OF thlf notice, Co tho sait administrator at hii
rosideuur 40 10 West, hur,h Temple street,
salt Lake city and County, ltAh.
NELSON MERkLEN.
Administrator % tho c6tAto OF Christopher
M6rkluy deceased,
Dated August @bth, so
nI1 A STREET, Attorneys
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Principal once. SAT- Lake City, Utah,

Principal once. salt Lake City Utah.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N alta meeting OF me hOArd Of Directors,
hoid on the .ist day OF July, 1874, an asscss
ment OF two mills per share was levied on mo
capital stock NJ the company, UAyau'r lmWri
ately 10 James Mohat, Secretary ani Treas
urrr No. d West fiTaj South street. sa't lAto
civ Any slocE upon which sad asscttmrut
snail remain unpaid on tho tlth day OF August.
Tor sale. uni unless payment 10 made before
will be sold ~ public auction, on september
lpth 1904 AZ one O'Clock g. No., A. the Aforesaid
ONCE Co pay the delinquent asstssmenl, 70.
81 snlc. ny order " the Hoard o. DIRECTORS.
JANIS MOffAr.
segy. aud ITeAA,
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The only line running Two
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EFFECTIVE APRIL 20, 1894.

Train No. leaves Ogden ZOO am,
Salt Lake SOS am, arrive at Pueblo
6IS am, Colorado Springs 7;5I am,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
f,Iale Of rI1aIcll wIIos, decaasod.

FGIHTU Of LTVHTUIT WTToII UtOIHH0I
NOTICE Is nEEEhN GIVEN ~ THE
~ undersigned, administrator ~ me -
tate Ot Elizabeth Nllics deceased 90 the cred
ltlTH uf, auI 400 persons having ClAlmu
against tuo sall deceased, 90 uAhluit them
with thr necessary uUuurs, WITHIN four months
alter thc rrst Publication ut th|a uuuCc, 90 the
SAT- iHtr.
Dated september 1th, lHL
WILLIAM =. WILLIS.
Administrator of The estate of kuEahcth
M---L-- -nn.ul.
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The People Of the Territory of Utah send
greeting 10 Ntltam infaC. hary T.
huftU, biz wife. tdwari roper Mrs
bcurFo ". stern, Catherine D.. Dyer
Aaron hOt ser, william f. MUDurnlrhi
Mary Huxon, Union National hHnk, IT
rat lake city. cnrporsuoL, Edward ~
MIrks, trustee Tor n. %. Scott ~. o.
Scott and N, .. uuiord. .. ". TAYLOR and
truTEU CfurkUr, doing huHiutta under Che
lrsl name u from0ntorY STOCK Company,
NNfFudantH
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SUMMONS.


Judicial nntrittof ut1h Territory,
county oi SAT Lake,
Alma a. Grow. plsinun, " Francisco nisn
Guilt Retro iiumaFuhnu, Teresa GfafauO
and Annat0niA Iugio, defendants.
Tho people u the Territory Of uian send
greeting 70 itauci'co hl1neu'li, feuo
natoniA hrsIio, defendant,
Xyou ARE uEHEnY REQUIRED To
II appear tu an action brought against you
Court Of 10 ihfi Judioiai i,isIT 9, o. tbe
Territory ~ lthh. hud TO answer the COM
plant nIod thor IN within Ten dHys ltxclu.ige
~ the day Of scryicol after the service on you
uf thlHaummuut=it served within this county
or, II served out - this county, hut In TINS nts'
tnct within twenty DAYS, otherwise WITHIN
forty days-or judgment by default will be
taken against you. according 10 the prayer Of
SAD complaint,
The said action D. brought 10 have Judgment
against said defendants IN the sum uf ilioo.
With interest ais per cent per unuum trom
March son, ls1i tor iJLpl Tor taNes paid b.
pIAnun, Tor 50 auuine,'s foe and costs of suit,
alleged % be- due on certain prouiistory noie,
maze, executed aud delivered BY defoudanta
10 ptaiutn, september AIth. 1871, Tor fii00, due
+ mouths after date, without iniefest-samg
bong due uud Wholly unpaid, and being So
cured by mortgage ~ even date on premises
hereinafter described, executed ~ defendants
Co plaintiff 70 have tho usual decree " THIS
court Or tho foreclosure Of said mortgage and
sale Of taid premises, adludging tbat defend.
ants aud all persons claiming under Them hu
barred and fuTeCl0srd OF all claim or equity Of
redemption iu said premises, thai plAiutif
have Judgment against DC tLiauts for any de-
nHlUngy aut for other relief gaid prnmlsts arc
described a. foliuNa tO,WIt. Beg inning az tho
southwest corner ~ iot 3, block %, plat b.
sall Lake Dlly survey aud ruuuiug thence cast
H feet, thence north 10 rods, thence west ID
feet thence south % rods 90 beginning, with
hHck dwelling house thereon SITUATE In SAT-
Lake CITY ana 600 My Utah lertitOrY.
Aud you arc hereby notified that n you fan
10 appear aud answer the sald complaint ~
above required, tHu said plaiuuu Will Gpply to
the court IUr tho relief den AuiCi therein
Wilmer. mo Hon. samuel a, Merritt, Judge,
and tho seal " the District Court ot
tHc Third Judicial District, iu and
TslALI for tho Territory OF ttah, this l9th
day OF cpt,. 10 th1 year VI our Lord
QUE thousand eight hundred aud
ninety four.
DAVID e. DUNBAR CLERK.
pANEL HARRINGTON, attorney Tor plaintln,
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The National nAnk NJ the Republic, plaintiff,
We
William uurte Mar /. iiurto. biz wife, EDWARD
Topper Mrs. tFur.o W. Atrhrn, Catherine
n. yer Aufou heysCr, william b., Mr.
Couitt. Mary uuhCn. UnIon National
Hank % salt Lakr CITY, a corporation, Id
ward ~ Vic. r., Trustee Tor " u. scott,
~. a. scott aud N. ~. Nufufu, = ". TAYLOR
AMI Gcufge Cforkcr, doing business under
The nfm name " fr0montory etoct Com
pany. Defendants.
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RAILR DADS.
.SlS5 RIO
T SsAT4a GRANDE
ES s,.::.1I WESTERN
STANDARD GAUGE
uRRHNr In [Hscl lima tb 1914
IME IAuLu, w llbbN JulJ W. lVJti

rrME rAnLn. VI tlIGCll JuIlt u, 1854
Leave salt Lnhe
No. .-Tor Provo. Uingham, AMI
all poln'H EAst.,.....s...... sos a. m.
No t-tor Provo. Grand Junction
aud all poinu East,....,.... 5 asp m.
No. C-ior Provo. Gauu. and
sauna .,,...., s,ss,,,, Hai.sss ,.ssss sNnp, M
No. s-for Lureha and bingham. bop. TO-.
40. FLOR ogden aud Wtst.......... u .pp. m.
No. i-F5r ogden ami the Wcsi... liJl pm.
Arrive salt Lake.
40 i-Tr0m Provo, Grad Junction
and tho tnst,..,s.,,aa,..s.. lao y, IN.
No. Iron Provo. Orand junction
aud 100 Ksst iiit,p. m.
No. b-lfom lnngham, Provo. Matt
anu Nhlnh sssssssra ss...sss.s.ssss Q % o. m,
No. a-from kuroEa and Bingham tftA a. on.
NG s-Irom Ogden ana tho West. 5tsa m.
No. t=from ogden and tho West. SIS y. m.
Only line running through Pullman Palace
Double Drawing Room r.orpers o. uruvet VA
Grand Junction and 10 kAnaas CITY and Chiea.
cata rAlt Lake o. Denver. aud only line run
ming Pullman sleeporn taIt lake " san FRAU.
cisco. kochahgosi slois eonnseuona sAisgE
speed and comfort.
Ticket 0alCs, is v. End South.
II e. DODGE. AZ. wEDBY.
Gen, Manager. Gen, supL
J. IA hLNNErr. Gen. P.Sr,A.
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e!E UNION
}t44 PACIFIC
%9s pieroeN~
The THROUGH CAR LINZ
Effective Aug. BON, 1901
Ita,tf trurs and DVaf' 10 aai Li.i
ca Dafp, a. Iotgirii

AHHtvE
Ttcr, 30 rhstern points ......s.....,. 5 % An
ffpu Uuttc. Portland, San iran.
CISCO. cache Valley and ufi91.s.i0 n No
From 40 Eastern points. iarA 'iJ
and ugton..........ss' .....'ss.''ss' 70 p D"
Trom san Francisco. Ogden aud
intermediate points ''s.s...a...s.. % y 10
Prom Provo sud intermediate points. % % tn
rom Milford. Juab, rf5s7. sanlste,
and Eurcta.4ss.ss,..ssssss.ss. ..,.... lNp m
'Iron Terminus and rooelc...,.....-. Z W % BOZ
birAHr
For ,rdrr rart cry aud al
Eastern points .....ssss'. sas.sssttr 1l m
Tor ogden aud intermediate points yJl AN
Tor ugdcu. intermediate rons
tar Francisco and Cache
Valley points. ....s..sssssss. Ys,aIaas 90 p On
Tor ogden, nutte. Helena. roruaut
fan Francisco aud all poits cast u p 1
ifor tuFesa. rrlyo sauneIa valley
Nepm Juab and iracn..... 90, e. = m
Tor Provo ,pd intermediate uo.uis.. 10 pm
- or rootic and Tcfmiuus...,........ q q m
Daily except SUNDAY.
tIsias south % JuI ran daily except
SUNDAY.
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city Ticket once, 2Ol Main Street..
Telephone go.
d. D. uitlLEN. Cent AEa Nsiisr ucpt
D. DICKINSON. gen0fal Sian gur
I.. IOMAN. q. A. a D.. Aseu-
O. o. 10. CLAIM,
OLIVER W. MtNK,
HtlLFWf ANDERSON. jiiuceIycr
joins W. nUANE,
FREDERICK H. C0UbLlLI
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Alma ~ CROW. plainuh, W. Francisco Hitn
CulN, Retro iiamafuanu, Teresa Gfanau0
and Anuat1niA iiugIi0, defendants.
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SUMMONS


John Alburgot ami John O. stoor. partners a.
AlIur.rI NtIHT q COMPANY.
ulainuHf,
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In the district Court In and Tor the rhlfi ID
1.uIal uistuct Of Utah Territory
County Of rAit Lake
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Tho people ~ The Territory u Utah send
greeting 10 Francisco nlHuculh, folfo
hamnguaro, Teresa GfHyiau0 and An
uaionlA hrigli0, defendant.
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vsnfora woodruff. Geo. ~. cAaasn,
Rrosidon- CA-hloi.

CASH CAPITAL. taoO,oO7
CAaAI sURPLUs, sIOo,V9s
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-11-22
Was 1t A Mistake or A Lie.

When Congress, last year was con-
sidering the unconditional repeal OF
the purchasing clause of the Sherman
silver law, it was confidently asserted
that its repeal would at once relieve
the run on the U. S. Treasury, stop
the export of gold and restore general
confidence.
The repeal was accomplished, and
what has been the result?
Not only has the general condition
not been improved but the tendency
to run" the treasury has been intensi.
fed.
Soon after the repeal the Secretary
found it necessary to increase the gold
reserve by the sale of interest bearing
bonds, and the S50,000,000 sale
Welded less than s30,O00,000 of gold
to the treasury.
Now a second time it becomes nee.
essary to bond ourselves to maintain a
gold reserve, to be drawn on at will
by the bankers of Wall Street and
London.
Is it not plainly apparent that the
remedy is worse than worthless, and
its enactment was, to speak temper
ately, delusion and snare.
The true course is to rehabilitate
silver and place it in the position il
held in our currency previous to 1873
and compel its use by the government
on an equality with gold.
Ifthis had been done a year age
the country would have been in a
much more fourishing condition to
day.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-11-22

IT has been cas-: up to us since the
election, that we circulated publica-
tions rejecting upon the honesty and
integrity of the Republican candidates.
We are not disposed to go over the
Campaign again, only perhaps to
laugh over some of the funny things
that occur, to us, as worth treasuring,
but we il sist that justice shall be done
US. The SENTINEL, never uttered n
word rejecting in the remotest degree
upon the personal character of any of
the candidates. On the contrary we
were censured in some quarters for
the passing compliments we paid to
our antagonists. The SENTINEL print
ed no circular in which any word or
intimation occurs desparaging to the
character of any candidate, neither
did our candidates nor the committee
authorize any such publications, so far
as we can learn. If circulars charg-
ing dishonor Oh candidates were cir
culatad, the chances are that enemies
of both parties, enemies of good-men
generally were at the bottom of il.
We say this, not in excuse for any
fight, We put up, but in Justice to
ourselves and our candidates and our
committee. We want the truth told
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-11-22
A. II. WILSON, EDITOR.

IF Gen Grosvenor wants the nomi-
nation for Governor on the Republican
ticket he can get it. At this writing
Gen Grosvenor is the most command
inr Republican in this state, and will
be the leader of his party in the next
CONGRESS. He is man of the Hook
inc Valley.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-11-22

JUDGE HUFFMAN aud Judge Bright
have cause for congratulation in this:
that each ran ahead of his ticket in his
own county. This is testimonial that
will outlast in the long race of life,
the incidental election to office.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-11-22

50 IN. all wool black cashmeres at 33 Sc
A in. Blk. silk finish Henrietta S5c reduced to 75c.
46 in. Blk silk finish Henrietta 95c reduced to Soc
46 In Blk, silk finish Henrietta 90 reduced to 9Oc
Full line of silk Warps, fine Cord and Jacquard effects
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-11-22


1894 correctly
each Dollar OF
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-11-22
SO Lucky People

Will reap this harvest Of bargains Just doz in extra
fine guage Ladies Cream Vesis Gust vests alone These
goods sold less than SO and ofene 90 and
75c We will close the dozen for 80 cents The same
quality il grey for 80 cents
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-11-22

So inch English Cashmeres 25c reduced 2Oc
80 inch all wool cashmeres SO 1-3c
80 in all wool serges 421-2c
80 and 40 in. all wool check and mixed suitings at
40c and 45c.
40 in. blue Jacquard SOC per yd
5O IN all wool cloth soc per yd.
50 III all wool novelty 75c per yd.
50 IN. blue and tan silk mix soc per yd.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-14
Gold Standard England

England is not troubled with tar
| if up or down, Mckinley or Wilson,
Democrat or Republican, but it has
the gold standard, it's banking institu-
tions are the authors of the gold stand
ard, and they have forced it upon
other nations. We clip the following
| from the Review of Reviews. See how
many schemes they are trying to de-
wise 10 aid the people when their mis-
cradle gold policy, dear money, is the
parent OF the trouble. Break the
| fundholders grasp from the throat of
| labor, and the laborers will take care
of themselves:
The sufferings of the unemployed in
England, if not greater, are at least
more vocal than ever, and remarkably
various are the remedies proposed.
Besides the project already named,
Mr.. Kier Hardie suggested 10 Parlia-
ment the establishment of an eight
hour day, and the prohibition of over
| time i'll government factories, the re-
| clamation of waste lands and fore
| shores, the reaffOresting of the coun-
| try, and the provision of suitable ac-
commodation for the aged poor. The
| Daily Chronicle revives an old scheme
for retaining the Wash, and so add
ing new country" to England. Mr..
Chamberlain hope is for extended
markets for national trade. A confer
ence of vestries, presided over by Lord
Onslow, proposed to Mr.. Gladstone
the formation of light railways, made
and worked as in Ireland, to carry
away the refuse of London. The
gravity of this problem throughout
the United Kingdom can hardly be
over estimated, and its conditions are
not so transient as those in the United
States. There is no such army" OF
unemployed in Chicago or New York
no i'm T,OndOn