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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-04

New Series ! NEW SERIES! 3!

. he Equitable Loan Association is now
iGsulng new series al shares. urst payment
due ~ Maren, Monthly payment, 81 on each
share Get Il start in life. 90 ~ and sun
scripc for shares ana le4 II TO save part of
your earnings New books now ready. APP
ply TO EDM ARD \. IitN. l. rsiaent,
WILLIAM l.. HAWKINS. secrel airy
ilS-lm cod az Ma ket SIreeI,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-04

Hugh c, Browne and Martin B. Burrls
owners OF the AiddletOwu Transeript'
have sold the plant 10 MckeIdree Down.
Countlan.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-04

About 30 head OF cows some with calves by
their side. others Close springers. 20 head OF
good Young stock, 30 sonthdown ewes with
lambs month Old. Having no use for this
stock, IT Will he positively sold.
Terms-Ali sum- vi so credit of months
on bunAable note with an approvrd.cnd
Il. H. ROGERS.
l.. W. stdham Il son. Aucts. i2s-ts
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-10-24
Rock House.

The people of our surroundi. g
country are preparing as thou;,
,hey foresaw the appearance of
another cold and frosty winter.
Thadius Floy.. has made quite an
Improvement ON his barn by the
way OF new roof.
W P Dellaven cf Haynes was Wis.,
ting his uncle near the Rock House
asst Sunday.
George Rose of Adelphia was in
our neiehborhood last Sunday look
~ up testimony in the Gould and
Rose case.
B + Calbert ofnear the Rockhouse
intends moving to Pickaway county
in the near future.
Thomas Alexander recently mov-
d from this place to South Perry.
Born to Mr. and Mrs George Fox
Oct llth, a son.
George Stump of this vicinity was
VISITING lis grandfather JOSEF h
Drum near Laurelville last Sunday.
Mr. Artur Wynekoop, of near the
Rockhouse died Oct 9Th, aged 27
years 3mo and 3da. be leaves a wits
1ne child, sisters, brothers, faith
ar and mother to morn thIer loss. In
cred in the Olive Cemetary near
south Perry.
VIII Spencer one of the most
popular farmers of this county was
n Logan Tuesday on business.
Mr. Bert Lindsey of this place is
solng to move to corning this week.
DR. w o Pierce of Nelsonville was
m this vicinity last week on business.
Mrs Ole Wynekoop, widow of
Arthur Wynekoop who has been
seriously ill with typhoid fever, is
tonvalesing.
Martin Thompson AMI family Of
near Logan were visiting in tn
vicinity last week.
Allen Julian and family were tie
guests of David Lutz Sunday last.
John Stump who has been sick for
some time is at this writing some
better.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-10-24
Chairman Will Keynes.

Will Keynes is one Of our most en-
terprising young business men. He
is a public spirited citizen, pleasant
social gentleman, but in an unfortu
nate political hour lie was inveigled
into allowing himself to be made
Chairman of the Republican Commit
tee, in order by his high character Sc
give, if possible, some show of dignity
to the Republican machine. In his
position as Chairman,ehes shows his
honest innocence of the ways that
are dark and is making a great politi-
Gle BOBBY of himself.
Boss Virkers puts him up as a
breastwork behind which he prepares
his chinese bombs and conceals his
own touchy and tender politicle hide.
Here behind chairman Keynes the
Levanting Lorenzo crouches and a
waits the prey which the willy Willy
scduces to the danger line.
The proper thing for Democrats,
and Republicans, for that matter. Is
to continue their business patronage
with Will Keynes with full conf
dence, but turn deaf ear to his poll.
tics, and don't believe q WORD he says
to yOu "
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-10-24

BUSTER BowLsB1 has reorganized
his Hungarian Glee Club, for the
Campaign entertainment of the i'm
ported West Va, niggers. The
singers consist of himself, sole solo.
The Anacreonic and Acrostic Nc
karyann will compose the songs, and
the bucolic Hulsenheimer, Minstrel of
the Millville pastures, will play ac-
compartments on the vibrant Sofsr,
familiarly called rams horn. Hen
retta Woodwork in frock (coat) will
prima donna in the pee wee trill.
Professor Bowlsbi has got his voice
toned down to the lowness of spirits
and the basso of depravity to accord
with the condition Of his party, and in
a humble like the music of OK cart
crossing covered bridge, he will i'm
itate the noise OF a beetle daShing at
it's shadow on the ceiling until chased
out of the window by the new broom,
a fit pantomime for the ghost dance
and death wall and sweeping out Of
bugs and boodles-commonly called
the Republican party.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-10-24
A word to POpulists.

Col Freisner and Prof Frank
Myers are honest men and sincere in
their populistic notions. Many hon
est men get strange delusions. But
Coxey himself is u fraud, apolitica
faker. lie can make rafting speech
like street pill pedller, anl get
somebody to take stock in what he
says. He is employed by the Re
publican party to deceive honest we'll
meaning Democrats to throw away
their votes. 1t is the same old fraud
game that comes along with every
election. The Republicans hurrah
loudest for the Populist party, pledge
undying support to the ticket.
Their neghbor Democrats who are
honest, believe them, go and vote the
Populist ticket, thus throwing their
votes away. The Republicans so
and vote the Republican ticket, and
then laugh at Democrats for making
fools of themselves.
Let Democrats think of this. Let
them inquire round. and see if it is
not true.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-10-24

s'THE man about Town" of the
Journal Gazette writes himself a
spy, coward and columniator.
He insinuates in sneak way that
Lowry went to Columbus for DOODLE
This is Infamous falsehood.
If Mr.. Lowry goes to Columbus
as he frequently has done recently n
the interests of his court clients, OF
if he goes to Columbus on any busi-
ness, how does the man about town
know it, and make note of 1t, un-
less he is sneaking, skulking spy,
and why should he charge base pnr-
poses IL the movements of Lowry o.
any man he may be set on unless he.
...ill.s If is deboscd scaundrcl.
Hon. V. G. Lowry is a gentleman
whose movements are in the open
day. His conduct and his compa "
are open to the inspection of all til i.
world. He is a man of such high
honor, of such established character
that it does not become is to refer to
the seullions assaiiing him Oh the Re-
publican organ, only to the extent OF
expressing contempt.
Attack Lowry's record if you dare.
Compare out candidate with yours,
with YOUR Hoeffner, who Drazrnly puts
h mself on the market, and offers to
sell his party, his honor and lis SUI
for a consideration in cash
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-10-24

Will the hundreds of Soldiers who
are receiving their merited pensions
through the direct personal attention
to their claims by Senator Brice, ap.
prove the unjust, undignifed, par
tisan, spiteful attacks upon his record
in the Soldiers behalf, from the or
gan of party which turned down
three crippled soldiers, seeking a
nomination on the ticket. The Sol
diers of Hooking County know Sena-
tor Brice and respect him in this par
ticular, no matter how they may dis
prove his choice of places for doing
business, or differ with them i'll his
notions Of tariff and finance.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-10-24
Supplement Sheet.

We present our readers
this week with a Supple
ment, readable with editor
ial suggestions. sparkling
with current local news,
and rich in paying advertis-
ments. The SENTINEL, this
week is a six page paper.
This is a Business Mans
Administration, The SENTI-
MEL is a Business Mans pa
per.
This is a Jim Campbell
Campaign. The SENTINEL is
a Jim Campbell Campaign pa
per.
Now is the time to sub
scribe, only one dollar per
year In advance.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-10-24
MAKE HIM MAYOR.


The Ash Cave millionaire syndi-
cate, as is we'll known, with a view
of populating this magnificent city OF
notorious attractions, donates corner
lot to very father of Triplets. The
corner lot reserved for the governor,
when Ash Cave is made the capital OF
It's State, however has been transferred
to & greater than a governor, John
Langdon of near Toledo.
The following telegram to Gen. j.
G. Reeves, president, is given to the
public:-
TOLEDO, OHIO, October, li'-Nrs john Ian
don, living about 20 miles northwest of To
ledo, has given birth 10 fl We boys, which with
their mother, are thriving finely.
From private sources we learn fur
ther that John is a democrat. The
Campbell Langdons are coming. The
Campaign SENTINEL and town lots
are booming.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-10-24
Throws up the Sponge ge-Takes
it all Back.

Gov Campbell in his opening
speech, made a statement of the ex-
travagance of the late Republican
Legislature. Gov Mckinley answer
ing, denied the truthfulness of Camp
bells statements. Thereupon the en-
tire pack of Republican jackals set
up a howl that Campbell had lied.
In speech at Portsmouth Gov Nc
kinley takes it all back, says Camp
bell is right, that he Mckinley had
been imposed on and made statements
not true, begs forgiveness, and comes
down and out of the campaign. Boys,
we got them, Mckinley is whipped,
cries "enough." The pack will soon
al! hunt cover. They are IN the run.
The Campbells are coming!!
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-10-24
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

LAURELvILLE, Saturday afternoon,
Oct. 26. Speakers
Col. w. A, Taylor,
o. w. H. Wright,
V. c. Lowery.
Thos. Dolson
and others.
SOUTH PERRY, Saturday evening,
Oct. 26. Speakers, Same as above.
PuRsELL, Monday evening, Oct %
Speakers
J. B. Riason,
III. E. Spornon.
APPLE, Tuesday evening Oct. 20.
Speakers
J.,B. R;ason,
IL. E. Sparnon.
BLAcKBURN's Store, at the head of
Jack Run, Wednesday evening
Oct. 80. Speakers
j. B. Riason,
ii. E. Sparnoe
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-10-24

GEN GRosvENoR, in charging all
the hard time following the incoming
of the Cleveland Administration for
got to tell his audience Monday night,
that before Cleveland was elected,
that proud product of protection,
Homestead, exploded in fire and
blood; that Chas Foste", the Sec"e-
tary of the Treasury, whose specula-
tive hanl had reached out after hun
dreds of protected industries, fell be-
fore the Democrats came into power,
a bankrupt, and that Mckinley, the
Archangel of protection, following
the f,lse lights he himself ha set to
allure the people, struck the rocks,
and stool stripped of all possessions,
q pauper. All this, mind you, befo e
the Mckinley law was repealed.
The hard times was the harvest from
the vicious sowing of Republican
misrule, "Clevelands panic" says
Grosvenor, :Noah's Flco l." saws the
school boy. And Cleveland had as
little to do with creating the Panic as
Moth had in producing the Deluge.
Noah saved his family, ard Cleveland
is preserving his country.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-10-24
ATTENTION SOLDIERS!
Campbells Record From a
Republican Stand
point
Evidence of a Noted Republican
Gen. Grosyenor's Tribute to
Governor Campbell.

"Our distinguished Congressman. and Re
publican leader, Gen. Chas II. Grosvenor
than whom no more uncomprisiug political
opponent ever faced the democracy In a 20
litical campaign, in his speech at Xcnia, Sept
7. 1883, paid the following tribute to Gov
ernor Campbell, which In these times oi
penny dog barking, IS deserving OF cur at
tention.
gen. Grosvenor said
"He is gen tleman of high character, pure
patriotism and OF high order OF intelligence
of answering honesty and fidelity. Upon
every question in which the soldier was IN
terestcd he voted as ] voted, and claim to
have pretty good standing as Il friend to
the soldier OF the war. Side by side with me
he voted for all the measures OF relief Tor the
soldiers. Side by side with me lie voted for
the dependent pension bill and hand in
hand with me he voted IT, pass the bill over
the veto OF Mr. Cleveland"
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-10-24

WHEN Gen Grosvenor was trying
to make political point by charging
Cal Drice with being Director in
the Hooking Valley Railroad, he for
got to make the further statement,
that as such Director he had hired
that faithful Attorney for the Road,
l.. D. Vickers, the Boss, and the
brothcr-in- law.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-10-24
What Hen Trimmer Has
Done.

The question is sometimes asked
why our tax payers, regardless OF
party. should vote for Henry Trim
mer. He is man of business affairs
and will look to the interests of the
people. He has the record to prove
it. When the State Board of Equal
ization met TO adjust valuations for
the entire state, Commissioner Trim
mer appeared before that boly and
made an argument on behalf of our
property holders. The property had
been appraised by our local land ap-
praisers, and at perhaps a reasonable
rate. Mr.. Trimmer asked for re-
duction on the valuation of our coun-
ty, and the reduction placed upon the
property of the large and growing
cities. He stayed with them until
he succeeded in securing a reduction
Of 10 per cent. DO our tax payers
realize what that is to them?
We pay yearly say one hundred
thousand dollars in taxes. Nineteen
per cent is is $40. 900 each year. In
the ten years during which this APP
praisement stands, that is one hundred
and nineteen thousand dollars which
IlenryTrimmer has saved to the prop
erty holders of Hooking county. Isn't
Trimmer a mah entitled to the vote
of the people Of locking county?
Of course Hen Trimmer does not
bang around and spend his money Oh
all the dead beats that approach him,
but he is a man liberal, generous,
neighborly, and never yet failed when
in his power to do a deserving man
tavor. lie is the kind of man at
this time to be in the Court House.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-10-24
Republican Opinions.
What James Boyle Thinks
of "Gen Bushnell"
WhatGenGrOSvenOr thinks S
Of Gov Campbell.
COAL OIL JOHNNY.
What the PriyateSecretary
of Gov Mckinley thinks
of Bushnell and his
Methods.

Capt Bushnell Captain by courtesy
was a candidate for Congress in 1884.
James Boyle, the brilliant news
paper man, and correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, the
popular private Secretary of Gov.
, Mckinley now, in the issue of Aug
6, 1884, reporting f'om the con-
vention has this to say of Bushnell
and his methods.
with the exception of the friends OF Cap
:ain Bushnell all the Republicans l have
; talked TO here, declare that it would De a re-
fieciion on the honor OF the Republican
! party TO nominate man who is known to
have used corrup: means to secure the dele
gltion (trorn his own county,. There has
| las been SO much scIndalous talk in con
nection with this race, that there is a pro-
| found feeling expressed that the convention
could not afford to condone n crime which is
eating away the vitalsof American politics.
Captain Busineil'S delegates do not deny
that money was used, and some OF them ad-
NIT that mere was spent than ever was be-
fore In the district. But they say. they all do
IL. Delegates TO this convention, who have
retained their political honor, reply, u at
unfortunately that may lie true, but when
they have The dead " ood' on sny man they
should tell him plumply and plainly that
thew disapprove of II. This is a nasty paddle
for Republican to stir up, hut those who
bred the corruption are to blame. If the evil
is not checked, then the Eighth district had
better auction of its consi ession2l seat, so AS
to give fair show to all to claim The prize,
and not confine ii to the arrogant dictation
of a few milionaires Of Springfield. Not only
has this convention a big scandal associated
with it, but illustrates II combination OF all
the possible iniquiies of the primary syS-
TEN, with the vicious unit rule. " Il 1t
was significant lin the convention) that no
delegates, save those from Clark county,
cheered Bushnell's name &" There
is no doubt that Keifer has great hold on
the popular heart OF the Republicans of this
district. The old feeling for him has been
revived by the shameless corruptious of the
primaries in Clark county last Saturday
Late tonight the general opinion is that at
all events Bushnell cannot be nominated
Your correspondent " is complais-
ant in the knowledge that he has exposed n
scheme to Coal -oil-Johnny' the Republican
party OF the Eight district"
JAMES BOYLE.
Bushnell, the "Coal Oil Johnny"
of the Republican party,as Mr. Boyle
called him, was not nominated.
The convention after three days
session, compromising on John Little.
ATTENTION SOLDIERS!
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-10-24
THE CAPTURE OF PURSELL.
A Captive of the Victorious
VIckers.

For years the late lamented editor
of the old Republican Gazette, Gov.
Pursell, bossed his party in Hooking.
lie became hateful to the Foraker
gang, and conspiracy organized
and dethruned him. lie was driven
from the tripod. He became re-
cluse. But Purseil had some quail
ties that could be used. He possess
ed a terrifying voice on the stump;
he has slick tongue in making the
worse appear the better reason; he
has a stiletto for pencil, which
draws blood and leaves poison. He
was needed. Vickers roped him
and led him into the circus and in
stalled him political writer for his or
gan. A masculine Merino sheep was
drnted in the paper as his emblem.
He is 10 butt Green and baa at the
candidates and skip round in char
ucter,stics antics for the lambkins,
Will Stone, Will Keynes, Will Lay
and other sweet Williams, who have
paid their money tor the show. Nc
KAY and Huls and Allen are marked
tags" and shut off in corner pen,
and Pursell, the Aries, leading the
zodiacal procession of the Journal
Gazette and heading the geological
aggregation of the Nickers gang,
will do the bidding of the Boss and
edit the l'aper again.
Pu:ssil is our mutton.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-10-24

GEN, GRosvENoE, Attorney for the
Sleeper Canal steal, is wasting a good
deal of his valuable breath in making
his speech in the case, out of time
and out of season. lie is railing at
Governor Campbell for denouncing
thus monstrous fraud. Does not
Gen Grosvenor know that Governor
Campbell has not said anything half
SO bitter in denunciation of the Sleep.
er rail road scheme as has Gov For
aker, and Gov MrKinleys right hand
man, Hon. Dan Ryan? 1t would
look TO man up a tree or to the man
in the moon, that Grosvenors attempt
ed attack upon Gov Campbell for ex-
posing this jobberry, is one of the
Generals stabs IL the fifth rib Of his
beloved Foraker
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-10-24
Honest P0pulist, Who Arc
Your Company.

The honest, we'll meaning farmers
who are inclined to tram With the
Coxey garg, should inquire some
thing about the kind of company
they are gettln! into. When Coke.
was here making his speech here Ill
Logan he was accom-! auicd by a lot
of dead beat strikers aud blowers,
fellows selling books, ba'lges, taking
subscriptions for papers. This gans
left without pa. ing their board bills.
For truth of this see Mr. Hardin,
Proprietor of the l,ouse they beat
out Of board and lodging.
Farmers, do you p-rpose to vote
with that kind Of Il gang?
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-10-24

on US will not be made on anybody
else. We may get the worst of it.
Our campaign continues right along
and 1t is not fair just now when the
whole force of the enemy is warning
against our candidates, to force our
fight on them too. Give the candi-
dates the best fight you've got, but
don't make them responsible and
punishable for our wickedness and
unpopularity.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-10-24

One day We have it from Repub
lican frights that Cal Brice is fl 'od,
inc the state with Doodle. The mex;
day we are informed that he refuse
-
TO put up acsnt and the democracy
is falling to pieces. The Republi-
cans may wake up after the election
to know that the principles of our
party are the animating spirits of this
campaign and not as in their case, &
man with chain gang following, 4
mercenary army paid for voting, is
seeking to carry the election.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-10-24

BILLY Bowen will carry Logan by
from one to two hundred majority.
He has no enemies, no one has reason
to be other than his friend. lie is q
man grown up among us, and as boy
and man every body knows him,
every body likes him. and the people
want him in the Auditors office. He
was defeated last year when all went
down. Now that we are sure win
ners, let Billy have the rousing ma
jori'y worthy young man deserves
from the good people Of Hooking
county,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-10-24

THE Rochester Campaign is not
being fought on Foraker lines leading
to the Senatorship. 1t is guerrilla
movement of Vickers to capture ii
judgeship. Mr. Rochester and all
his former political associations train
ed with Sherman men. Mr. Vickers
never marched under the Forake er
flag. He stood with Grosvenor and
Pursell and Eggleston: and the other
props and pillars of john Sherman,
himself one of the venerable Senators
most ardent admirers. He has no
liking for Foraker nor the anti Sher-
man gang in this county. He is
holding up the Foraker flag now to
divert attention from his own ambi-
ton. 1t is play IN politics as fair
as many a teint made in war. We
don't blame Vickers. 1t is a laudable
ambition to aspire to the judgship.
1t is an honored office that any man
could well be proud to win. If he
wins this fight this year he is entitled
to the spoils of the victor. No power
in his party nor in ours can keep him
from what he has won. The issue
before the people of this district is
Lowry, candidate for the Representa-
tive of the people, against Vickers,
candidate for Judge in the District
pledged to be made for him. Phil
Rochester is not in this fight. lie
took his little 100000 salary grab,
and is saying nothing.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-10-24
OSE day lately, the Chairman OF

OSE day lately, the Chairman OF
the Republican Committee, approach,
ed John Selb. Democrat, pension
er, Grand Army man, and threaten
ed him if he did rot put on the Wick
ers collar, or VIII ch is about the same
thing, Bushnell button, he would be
reported and his pension taken from
him. Comrade Seib had been in
battle, and he didn't scare little bit,
but spoke out his Indignation like a
true soldier and a Democrat. The
Chairman finding the bluff wouldn' t
win said that it was all 4 joke. So it
was. 1t was joke on the Chairman.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-10-24

Reformer John White hasn't gone
cn his annual hunting excursion yet
lie is kept at home by Bro. Viekers
to do some double barreled lying, in
that religious tone he has acquired by
conducting the Sunday School exer-
cises at the Reform Farm with Rev.
Sill Pursell.
Johns campaign lies have an un.
ction, a delicious flavor that gives
them semblance of truth, and when
he goes abroad he don't do so much
harm to democrats as he does to old
Nick by taking the job away from
Him.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-10-24

Mr. Lowry is not replying to the
little pee wee attacks of the Cox
gang. He has no occasion to discuss
the clowns that monkey, in this can
vass. He is known to tie people as
honest, honorable, capable, and he is
Democrat. He will carry Hooking
county by six hundred majority and
he will go to the Legislature with no
mans collar on his neck, but go as
the Representative of the people. He
will not be bought. lie cannot be
bullied. He is not a salary grabber.