The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-04-11
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All wool novelties in spring
shades for dresses at Rochester Il Sons
. Go to Miller s. Cases for fresl
9 garden seeds either in packages or III
bulk.
Excursions to Columbus Thurs,
day and Friday, April 25th and 26tl
1895.
Rochester & Sons are making a
beautiful display of Dress Ginghams
; this Spring.
Bring your country produce to
John Frash, The Grocer, who pays
the highest price.
Rochester & Sons are showing all
the new styles in Ladies, Gents and
Childrens Shoes.
Round trip to Columbus April
25, and 26, including admission to the
Circus, only $1.25.
"A large invoice of salt fish at
johnny Frash's. Call and see them
and learn his prices.
Sells Bros Circus at Columbus,
April % and 26, s1.25 round trip in
Guiding one admission to the Circus.
Our subscribers who fail to re-
ceive their paper will confer great
favor upon the management of the
SENTINEL by reporting the same to
this Office. If
DO not allow your watch to run
three and four years without cleaning
it will ruin any watch. Take it to
L. Yerges and have it cleaned and
over hauled and warranted.
Services preparatory to Easter
Sabbath will be held in the NJ. E.
Church on Thursday and Friday even
ings. The Sacrament of the Lords
Supper will be administered on Fri
day evening.
Last Tuesday was the 30th an
niversary of the Surrender OF Lee.
The SENTINEL displayed Old Glory.
The Journal was draped on account of
the lost bunting which the office rats
made nests of.
L. Yerges the practical watch
maker and Engraver is still with
Reber at the City Drug Store if your
watch is sick take it to him. He has
had twen:y-six years experience. All
work warranted.
Sells Bros will exhibit at Colum-
bus on the above dates for benefit of
the various hospitals. The e III V &
I Ry. will sell excursion tickets at
rate of sl.25 round trip, incluling
one admission to the Circus.
A very pleasant and profitable
meeting of The Twice Five Club was
held at the residence of Arch kreig.
Steps were taken by the Club toward
the establishment of a public library,
which it is belieyed will be OF great .
benefit to the town.
The Water Works Trustees in
vite our citizens who have considered
the water works question to submit
suggestions. The purpose of the
Trustees is to adopt the best plan. {
Let the people who have thought on
the matter give the Trustees the bene-
fit of their knowledge.
Uncle Joe Kreig was seventy five
years old on last Monday. He is one
Of the youngest men of his age in our
He is in good health and
IN happy spirit and as hopeful in the
future Of Hooking as when, forty years
lgo, he made Logan his home. The d,
SENTINEL with his many friends, join a.,
in congratulation, and wish that he
may have many more birthdays as
pleasant as the one just celebrated.
Hooking County Bible Society
leld its annual meeting in the NJ. E. &
Church Sabbath, evening. (Mch y /
Addresses were made by Rev. J. E. v
DR.. d. R. Moore, Judge S. '
H. Bright and Irving Kreig. Officers f
elected for the coming year Pres. Rev. c
J. f. Williams, Sec. w. P. Matthias, 7
Treas. and Depository F. Harrington. S
The society is in fourishing condi- il
ion and is pushing its work with o
igor.
limitation Moire Silks in stripes c
md figures, dark shades at Rochester Il
I Sons. c
AT meeting OF the assessors
# Hooking County, held at Audit .
RS Office, Tuesday, April 9th. J.
!. Cupp was elected president ard :.
J. A. Dean, Secretary. The follow
ng were prices agreed on for assess
nent of personal property for the
ear 1895:
iood horse. $50
at cattle per lb..............4c. :,
'tock cattle per h.. Sc. y
Illch COWS. S15
Heep ....... ..9l.oo =,
logs per Id. 4c.
Wheat per bu.. SOC. W
'nrr, nnr bu "