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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14
If0psoneD.

You will notice il change in
the days Petros makes his cir
cult. See advertisement. We
learn that a Southern Tanchman
has seen Petros an he ills lis
idea of large horse 81 com
pleteIy that he says he will 5e
back in SIX weeks to try 10 buy
him. But 20 get him he will have
TO pass over $1,000 or its equiva-
lent. However, that would be
no hard task for a monayed man
so flied with admiration and the
knowledge Of the worth OF such
a stallion in Ills herd. AS fer
ourselves we wo Id disliAe o
see Petros 90. Ii fStiers WI! give
us two or three years use OF iiIm
bv thai time he vii, be develop
ed and will command a large
nrice.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14

Nlr. Green offered the follow
ing resolution, at the Ratification
meeting, which was unanimous
Iy adopted:
Resolved, That the Democracy
of Hooking county in mass con
veniion assembled, declare oul
hearty acceptance of the plat
form of principles adopted by
the State and National cnnven
iions. That we pledge our hearty
support to the National, the
State and the County ticket. and
pledge ourselves to q united sup
port to- every man nominated OF
| The Democratic ticket from
Cleveland to Matthias.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14
A Paralyzing Snake.otory.

Yesterday we were horr!ned
and paralyzed with the first
snake story Of the season. 1t
comes TO Us from Miss Dora Nell
Green. 4 young lady Of five sum-
mers, who for fila first time saw
a snake. Il WIS going down, she
says, in u rat hole and its tail stuck
mp as long us her finger. The story
has been several Zines repeated and
loses nothing, IS is the case in al
snake stories, when repeated. The
latest account Is that its tail stuck
up as high as fishing po'e, and
like the tall one on Remplesdor
floating a bandanna. 1T is the nos
tion at the home office that Mis-
Dora Nell is Possessed of very high
faculties for newspaper service.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14
Sixteenth Annual Gem
Increment
OF THE LOGAN HIGH scEco1

AS usual the crowd began to pour
in early in the evening and kept UP
until standing room could not be
found. On overture by the orches-
ira caused an cxpectant hush TO fall
en- the crowd, and as the last strain
died away, Rev. ID. r. Moore arose
and made the invocation. Now
| came more music ana during the 81
lence which followed, w. w. Nc
Cray announced the name of Ed.
L. Sanderson, with his subject,
"What of Tomorrow" Mr. San
derson sci forth the dangers threat
ening our country, which should be
Iooked to before breaking over our
heads, and blighting our to-mor-
row. He handled his subject well
and brought out all points in first
class style.
Miss Essie Finn y spoke next on
.'The Responsibility of Thinking"
showing in her oration the risk one
takes in advancing an independent
thought and that there is proper
time and place for such thoughts to
be advanced.
"Cross and Grown" was the sub
lect chosen by Miss Emma Petty.
who mas next announced. Miss
Petty has a iine delivery and she
unfolded her truly beautiful subject
to advantage. The poi nts can read
lily b, seen before the crown /
ciSss and, no cross no crown.
Next to speak was Ii. K. Har-
rington and he did justice TO his
suhiact, 'The American Mind" he
portrayeds tie Independent, origin
al mind of the American willing to
take nil responsibility of thinking
AS Mr.. Harrington took his seat
amid round of applause, the or
chesira began that pretty piece,
"Bouianger's March, After the
music MIR. McCray presented to
the audience, Pres. w. ii Scott, of
the o. S. University. Mr.. Scott
made u sery interesting and elo-
qnent address which Was received
with attention.
Hon. S. Weldy with appropriate
words and in g graceful manner
presented the diplomas after which
the audience stood to receive the
bcnedictlon pronounced by Rev. j.
L. Williams.
The correr of the stage where
sat the graduates was covered with
beautiful fowers and presents.
TIE four all did well and having
acquitted themselves with credit,
now received with pleasure the con
of their friends, feeling
the tra,h of their motto, "Scientia
Claws isSuccessus'-knOwlcdge is
The key 10 success.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14

Joe kreig and Alex Wilson
were opposing candidates for
Committeeman IN The 4th ward.
Of course Joe was elected. He
votes as Charley Gould votes, and
lie always votes Democratic.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14
The Hooking Democracy.
Ratification Meeting.

The Central Committee met in Lo-
gan on Monday last, and counted the
vote cast at the primary on Saturday
(The vote is given in a tabuiatei form
elsewhere). Speeches were made by
the candidates and other Democrats
present, ali expressive Of hope and en-
thusiasm in The coming campaign. a
resolution was adoited endorsing sour
State, National and County tickets.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14

Something khos. ,D?. Trapca,
Who will visit Logan, q. The
Rempel Honse, Thursday, June
2lst.
Professionally, DR.. France
stands very high, and with The
progressive and more liberal
physicians. IS pre- emlnently a
leader. his opinions in very
critical cases is regarde d as final.
Personally he is exceedingly
popular. and his friends being
largely of the old, leading and
representative families of the
east, giving him great strength AT
his home. DIR. France has among
his patients many of our disiin-
guished in professional and
business walks Of lie. including
learned doctors of divinity states
men, manufacturers and some OF
our noted actors.-Toiedo Blade,
We clip The following notice
from the Columbus Times Of
February g.:
"Dr. France. principal of the
France Medical Institute, No. so,
West Gay Street, has returned
from New York City. and is pre-
pared to treat patients Oh the
latest scientific principles. HIS
practice is constantly increasing
and is undoubtedly larger and more
extensive than any other specialist
in the State.
Of more than ordinary skill in
the profession, he has heart fnii
of sympathy that gives encourage
ment to his patient. who knows
thut DR.. France will cure him if it
is within the possibility OF human
skill to do SO. Tie mikes u special
ity OF chronic diseases, and f:cIu
many years of experience IS able TO
successfully diagnose case with
out asking quest lone. which seems
wonderful to patients and even to
physicians who have not the i:ic-
nity themselves. Thousands of
people throughout Oi,io and Penn
syivanIa attest DR.. Franc S sue
cesSful treatment. Over three hun
dred patients VISITED their Institute
the lAsi three days of last week &.
and Il great majprl'y were new pa
tienfs. Consultation free and in
Vited.
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As5E3V3a'3 No----l.

Notice Is ;i4reby given .ha< the unsief-
ned has nCca appointed ma Gu-fificd
Assignee ol She assets of Pi.iisP Sii sher,
Lcgsu, iiuct iu.- county. ONO. Persons
t.ltCd to- pl.l-ir Usher are rsgcas'cj u
make sa;tlem.1 .f1s- .-iiHt-tS- utiri r--'
sO.,S . whom s.,it fh...n Sl.she- Hso 2
oh.ct nTs !'rr-iy 80 sized :" pr- -
EeiT cia. IS tote 81 ii,.tis.tsi.',. within -
Dolth f.Gia ti4-s ,.i,'S-
CASL Il. BCs,.ii At-S. '-
Eay !, IssS. A>;saee.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14

Collins Z; Moore's new adver-
tisement this week will attract
attention on account of the low
figuresss quoted for Sateens and
goods just received. Their dis
plav of Bandanas is evidence thai
Col. Rempei will not get ahead
of them in their admiration for
the "Uld Roman"
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14
Assignae's Notice.

Nctic9 Is hereby given that the nader
g.gD q haas been appointed ~ qg1 ..ite'!
IS -AsSi2:-Cc NJ the assets ~ isytis Harsh
Ner Of itlGi.ins Tfii-.lS, Ohio. tarsouS -
dCt- O.! To- tta'us i-ni.hrer axe r.. ti-stcl 20
r'Jke si.lieIIcrt Immediately. aud pr,
IONS a. .,soal said H,!fds ksEs..rie. arc in
deh1et Grc hereby requested 10 pres nj theii
claims - the undersigned within month:
f.om this date, al AGeiphi. hJsi - %.
JOHN IL A.S5HSER.
May 1i-6w 49,. lice,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14

U. Keith has removed his Bak
cry to the Slisher corner, where
he will continue 10 supply his
patrons with fresh Bread, Cakes.
Buns, Pies, DC. He will continue
TO keep a good Lunch table.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14

At 37l and 45c yd--11 pieces
Best Wool Filling Extra Super
Carpets, reduced from So & 69c.
AT 20 & 25c yd-9 pieces dou-
BILE chain Ingram Carpet. reduc-
ed from 80 and S5c.
From Sl.75 to $3.50 SuiIs--30O
Suits for Boys. in Cassimer. Wor-
sted and Corkscrews. The larg-
est stock and best selection TO be
found in the Valley.
At $50 G s1.75 pairs cases
Mems Fine Congress Shoes, re-
duced from IS & $3.50.
AT So pair-2 cases Mems Fine
Calf hand-sewed SHOES in Con-
gress, worth $3.50 pair.
At s4.75 and $3.50 Sult-Your.
choice from 80 Mems Cashmere
SUITS, former price S. to $S.
At s6.75 & $3.50 Suit-l3 lots
OF Mems Cashmere S-Corkscrew
Suits. reduced from $3.50 and
$3.50.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14

Mrs, Sheridan, the venerable mother OF
Gen Phil Sheridan. died at her home IN
Sonnerse: on Tnesday last, in the Ssth year
of her age, Her remains were inferred TO-
daySt Trinity cemetery in Somerset, by
the side other husband and children In
that rest. Father Noon of the Catholic
church. conducted IL c religious exercises
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14

Mr.. Frank Smith, long con-
uected with n. J. Weiland. has
taken the agency of the L. Hes
ter Brewing Co., Columbus, o
and will furnish retail dealers
promptly with this excellent bev
erage. We wish him success and
commend him 10 our local deal
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14

Lieutenant Joseph d. Somer l.
of Gore, through the especial at
tention given TO his case by Col.
S. S. Davis, special pension ex.
amiuer. has Teen allo wed pen
sion, $4,000 N back pay. We
congratulate the oil so d ier and
wish to. remark hat we have d
Derto c7.ai. /. hdhtinist stiol
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14
EAr PM

TyEo Des;raL'e i'weiiirg Eoasos. Two
stories high, eight rooms, each well
finished. Possession given April lst
1883. Enquire ~ :he residence Of "
". Bowen, or nj ika caice OF the County
Auditor.
January 2j-tf
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14

The Misses Minnie Allen and Ma
BILE Mccormick. of this place are
visiting Miss Mary Larimer in juno
ton City this week.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14

Col. Rempel raises the Bar
dana. He has planted fishing
pole on Rempelsdorf, and on top
has fioated he Bandapa flag.
A fishing pole may not be Il
very lofty one, but it is a fre-
quent one. and The fact that the
Colonel, who is the leading lie
publican of our county. .iecoraies
The most popular pole of The sea
son with a Bandana flag, is evi
dence in his mind and other Re
pubiicans, thai they know which
way the wind blows, and where
is the best fishing.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14

George DevoTa, whose Piceo os rcsiience
when last hcn:U from WIS - Coal hiI.,
Johnston county, : 1.zsl-;s,ls, VIII -5-za ns.-
r:cs t..:fr o;i :. .s. tiay ~ = ~. 1851 II - .
CO.Tt Cf Connie. Hi,-,S. Of l.ec&i.4s oGs-nfg
Ohio, ygl,cre t,c action Il IcF iC1i.-,g-, he
ing ease No. IAj!. t..c Uu1..siss 80. Lor..sa
DcvOTe aial her Neti,io3 :'s-ssrs- t-e said
George ileVoT',, ir~YsIy !o- = ;iEnT;''- rom
him b;.,.',is,. % LAS - -.,-s-. as sense .-'.n
h-- ;tr h;oT- ti,5 3. the years i'sr p;iai .Or
alir;pnY, iu- r,*-lT. i.J-. % tSr .GsiHcf
/ name of iovjls =pi,.ie,,Usd for ina
ci.si~iv ot iAci~ n..u-i- cG!ilrca, Minnie
ani Coz; Devo,e s.,.C.i ses,'- c,iyc,y ii .caud
fc,.r yUJ:.,. aCt f. - ts;;Hf. IeSoiltbie c
| attorney :feS. "a! taT -. proper relief.
r.ic s.ti lispr.e ''svgr,. re-; ;.l:ls>. to an
svyzr slsiS p.ti- .gn 81 th1 slii ;ciiGu nOs
i9ter :iiua six ~ wcss,cs after the5FJ day oi
M.y. l@SS. .tIe C..fs Ut tiiS HAST publication o.
/ t!i.s ;o,iee, or .:Gch divorce or relief tn;ty
/ be -r~.:f's.j iCEl%A DE.VOisE.
:. :. 10 vi;y, Atty. for Plaini:G.
3ay Sow.
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EEsANS, ssEssPH.E

Should not be believed, but when
any one tells you that Mrs. n. j.
Haines has tho latest styles ana
most beautiful patterns in Hats.
Bonnets and all kinds OF Millinery
Goods, YOU can prove TO yourself
by calling at her store that it is the
sane truth.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14

A little incident of the Convention de-
serves passing men ton. After MIR. Slough
had closed his srccch CT acceptance, Miss
Dora Nell Green. a iittle five year old, crept
up or the platform, and ir her own ana in
behalf also of her sisters, II iSses Alma ana
Grace-Loule, presented ,lr. Slough with n
handsome boquet. JuCge Slough stopped
down and kissed the little Democrat from
smear hy'' and the old Democrats OF the
Convention from sway back" shook the
Court House with heroic cheers.
Miss Dora Nell for the moment was more
popular than the gallant candidate.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14

Mr.. Henry Hapsel has our thank
for the best garden sass of the seas
on. "Qndiens,' radishes and .sichr
grown from seeds seEt by Outhwaite.
Henry, who did the managing, and Mrs
Henry, who did the work, has oul
| thanks.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14
AFICINTMENT NOTICE.

Estate o: ICSS- Spencer, Deceased
Tne undersigned has bcch appointed
and qgdlifiS'! .-s lsxccHior g! che esi ate OF
ie:St pencer, late oi Hooking county. &c
Ce.sat. WILLIAM SPENCER.
MAY l0-;w
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14

Itch. Mango and Scratches o.
eve-y kind cr human or animals
cured in 80 minutes by Weoilsrd's
Sanitary Lstion. : his never fails
sold by F. hAEaISGT0S. Druggist,
Logan, 0. Aug /, 81 / W
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14


On June 10Th, 18th and 18th.
the g. III. Y. d I. R'y will sell
round trip tickets to Chicago and
return at the extremely low rate of
50 80 from Logan, good returning
TO July 2nd. This will enable You
to attend the National Repu blIcan
Convention and visi. all the points
of interest in the wonderful Garden
City Dy the Lakes at less cost than
ever before. Gov. Foraker and
staff, accompanied by the Foraker
Club. of Columbus, 1000 strong,
goes Oh this line.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14

Jack Johnston. President Of the New
Lexington Bank, Member OF the Board OF
Peniter .iary Trustees, Democrat ana q
staff III msIlbe OF the Sentinel, went yestsr-
day, after the Convention, to visit his
aunt, Mrs. Wiseinap, living two miles from
Logan, asid &c loSt, went as;ray, took the
wrong road, turned too often to the iei;,
and Travelled seventeen miles IN n;fing
tourney of only two miles. 1t is only in
Hooking and .-hrn at n Convention tf:at
Jack Johnston gets on the wrong road
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice = hereby given, that the follow
ing Accounts an1 Vodcliers have been f:le,i
in the p.pjt,s Jourt of HociSins county,
Ohio. flr frs. aud Gu1i settlement.
Henry ts-src-, \ l'aiaistrIicr OF the
estate al ,lusiGn.t: tes-s- er. J..,'t.
Aud ths sumo vii, -uHIs on foc herring
on: Iic Ttn Gay e. = i-.!y, IsSs, - 10 o.
c ock. =, m, or rs sooii there iF,cr Is may
be convenient ". Z. -sCSE
PROBATE Judge,
June Ii-3r
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14

1t is to be distinctly understood, that Pat
Sullivan of straitsyille, and Pat Clark OF
shawnee, are not BLANKS" in Democrat
ic Convention. They have their votes
counted.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14

We desire 10 call attention 10
the advertisement Of Work Il
Baker il another column.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14

At &c yd-300 yds Lousdale
s. Fruit Loom Muslin, IN lengths
from L TO 10 yards, regular price
10 cents.
As4ac yd-SO0 yds pure Indigo
Blue Calico, in lengths from 5 to
II yds, solo everywhere at Z to
S cents.
AT 15c pair-23 dozen Ladies
l.isle Thread Gloves, all sizes,
worth 25c-
tito and l5c pair-500 pairs
Misses and ChiIdren's regular
made Hose reduced from %, 80
and Acc.
At soc each-Another lot Of
Ladies Bucle Jersey Jackets,
worth $1.25.
at soc pair-1O .doz. Children's
Fine Kid Slippers, actual value
70 cts.
AT IS and 75c pair-20O pairs
Ladies Fine KId Slippers, also in
Newport Tie and Button, regular
value OF these goods $!.00 & $l.25
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14

Among fhe many distinguished
gentlemen at the Convention
yesterday, who called TO see Us,
we have space to note Squire
Moore, of Canal Winchester, who
votes like Charley Gould votes ;
Jack Johnston, President of the
New Lexington Bank, who is a
much appreciated member ofthe
Sentinel staff; Jack Wright and
Jim RetallIc, the orators for this
or any OCCASION Msssss. Cul
Imam of the New Lexington Her
aid, Campbell of the New lex
ingion Argus. and Wetzer Of the
Lancaster Eagle,were also among
our most welcome visitors.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14
Ilie Superior Draft Stallion.
Bes. in Hooking County.

VIII be p!accI 81. service tn q limited num-
bcr OF ..IIu,s during tie Spcin Season ui
IsSS, st SD 10 irraii-e a mr., III fb1!, u SO
for season. lie VIII hc touai - tie Ro-
chester Warehouse building me- Grange
store, u: Logan, Ohio, cn Saturday; C,'
the S'ir.s Farm Monday aa5 TJcss.aya; -
and FTisayS.
Tor particulars in reglri II ne gree and
prem iums offered, read Ps;.Cs' circulars
The palgOnsge OF { !oS. in crested II r-.is-
| NJ valuable horse So.icissi,
:. STEERS,
Nn-cl 2c-3n II ys'erv'I'r. o.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Nof:ce Is acfesy gwen, that The follow
Ing A-coTs.ts rad sUv -!lv1-, have been flied
In ihe rs0oats C9aTs % Hoc@.ng county,
O,lic fs.T sett.Gnent.
A1lriah %ixQn, Administrator OF the
estat,. o. A;exs:...er Barclay
and t;.e sa.as VIII come for hearing on.
tn. IN Gay OF JAY. iSSS, 1t 10 O'Clock
\. IL. or - socn t!i--.-.iiec IS may be con-
VT. AcKEE, Pro. Judge. :.
June lt-3y
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14

Col. Vance, CT the Gallipoiis
Bulletin, started yesterday for
Washington. with the committee
10 wait Oh the President ana i'll
vie him and wife TO attend the
Ohio Centennial. Green, an ap-
pointed committeeman, met Co.
Vance at the depot and gave
him his proxy. Ii may seem that
Bro. Vance is carrying heavy re-
sponsibility-hlmseif and our
Eself-but if there is q man below
Mars or Jupiter who can do tie
heroic and The genteel better
than Vance, we nor the planets
have not seen hlm.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14
gIO,S sALE.

Ono 10 gallon Oil Tank. Cal
on Andy H0ll, Jr.
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Official Vote of Democratic Primary Election.
Held in Hooking County, June 9th 1888
NAMES OF
Townships. w ards
AND PEsECENCTS.

Gore Precinct............
Logan-1st Ward........--.------
Cd Ward.
Sd Ward........ ......----.
4th Ward......-..............
Good Hope...............".....-
Green-fst Precinct.
% Precinct.........-.....
lIaurGI....... ......- -----..-.-.'
Maroon ....-- .-.--.'...-.-....'
Perry-1st Precinct................
I'd Precinct....... ..--..---.
Salt Creek. 49,. ---.--...
Starr
Washington
Ward-1st PreciDct...........-.......
TOTALS................-.-..
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-14

at 90 CTS yard-1S pieces Fine
French Satines. In all the new
shades, in plain .colors, and in
Black and White figures. Actual
value 2Sc yd.
At S5c yard.-15 pieces Fancy
Figured Satines, former l25c.
At 25c piece-i styles Ladies
White Aprons, usual price soc.
At 10 and 121c yard-12 pieces
White Goods in Stripes, Checks
and Plaids; actual value 20Gs &c.
At SIC yd-20 pieces % inch
Wool Filling Dress Goods, form
er prices III and l5c.
At 15c yd-10 pieces sc inch
Atlantic &c. L." Caslmer, in all
colOrs, worth &c.
AT G4c yd-22 pieces Best Lam
caster Ginghams, in light and
dark brown checks actual val
ue Sc.
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Great Drives in all Departments

Beginning Thursday morning June 9Th, we shall
offer array Of such splendid Bargains that will
claim the attention of the closest buyers.
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s,n-cl2c-3rl
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May 2i-6w
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-28
LOCAL NOTES

There will be an excursion TO West
Point on Thursday, June :, under the au.
spices of ST. Johns church. The object Is
to raise funds to pay off the debt on
Weddell Memorial church in Fulton.
The concert 10 be given Thursday
night at Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton Hall for the benefit Of Professor
Charles 4. Shepperson promises to be a
complete success The best vocal talent
in the city have been engaged, and in al
dition Iadellas full brass band will be
present
To o.day at o'clock, Messrs. b. NJ
Quarles and r. b. Chafll & Co will sell
at public auction the four story brown
stone front building on the corner of
Main and Governor streets, formerly
occupied by the firm of Purcell, Ladd &
Co The Main-street store has front of
about twenty four feet and runs back
seventy-five feet. The Governor street
store fronts twenty-tbree and half
feet and runs back sixty feet
Mr.. Henry A. Atkinson, counsel for
the Richmond & Chesapeake railway
company, yesterday stated to the re-
porter that the engineers would agree
about their figures this week, and work
on the Eighth-street tunnel would be be-
gun and actively prosecuted.
The first trouble for long time In the
city about attempting TO rescue prisoner
occurred yesterday afternoon at Monroe
Park. Several negroes were arrested for
interfering with an arrest. Now if the ne
groes aspire to the rights and dignity of
citizenship, the first thing for them to
learn is that respect for law is the first
rule. Civilized people make distinction
between respect for law and the fear Of
it. The first means clear understand
ing of the principles CT organized society,
and 1t is the great characteristic of the
American people.
When an arrest is made by officers of
ihe law, 1t is the duty of every citizen to
support the law, and not oppose it.
We state this case mildly because 1t has
not yet come before the court, and the
different accounts Of it vary.