The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-05-02

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Brethern.
The special Grand Jury indict
ed Edward Cess Tor murder in the
second degree for the killing -ol
Charles Dioken.
Captain WIN. III. Bowen spent
the week IN Colum bus, and hence is
forced to defer his reminiscence OF
Hooking county until next week.
.-Fr. Powers left on Sunday
might for weeks absence in Rome
N. Y. fora visit to relatives and
friends liz his own home country.
England is yet fooling around
Nicarauga, and Uncle Sam has sent
our cruisers to see that no encroach-
.ments are made against United States
Interests.
Mr.. VIII McClintock, Telegraph
Operator at Lancaster, who has been
on the sick list for some weeks past,
is resting and recuperating among
friends in Logan.
DO not allow your watch to run
three and four years without cleaning
1t will ruin any watch. Take it to
L.sNerges and have it cleaned and
over hauled and warranted.
The Cincinnati and Cleveland
Base Ball Clubs were tie on Mon
day, with odds in favor of Cleveland.
These two are the only Clubs from
sOhio in the National League.
There is a lively telephone war
on hand, in which all the small COM
panies are to unite against the Old
Bell and Central Union Cos. A re-
sducticn of rates is certain to follow.
Married at the Presbyterian
Parsonage, this city, by Rev. DR..
Moore, on Thursday 25th. inst, Mr..
Otis Thomas of Pickaway County,
o.. and Miss Florence White of
Perry Ty. this county.
Spiritual Success: How Secured
;is-the subject for Sunday morning
sat.the nj. E. Church. The Inward
ness oil the Modern Dance, will be
the subject for evening, being the
third of the series of sermons onJ
Popular Amusements.
Mr.. R. E. Uamblin, Steward
of the Toledo Asylum, was well
come visitor among his old timei
friendsin Logan last Sunday. "Bob'
.as we knaw him, has won renewed
honors in His service at Toledo, and
his management is the accepted c
model for the Institutions of the t
State. Logan is proud of him and I
is always glad when be comes home @
TO visit US. (
DR.. Moore has returned from
his attendance visit to the Miami
University Trustee meeting, and a
visit among relatives in his old 9
home country. Besides a pleasant
visit he is delighted with the re-
,covery of sslost heirloom" in fact
a state relict. His ancestor Cover :,
nor Brown, was once minister to
Brazil. He brought home with him
"a quaint chair of Brazilian wood
and manufacture, which in the
changes of nearly century escaped
from the notice and keeping of its
legltimite owners. DR.. Moore, by
mercst accident, found the chair in
the room of our Logan school girl, :,
Miss Minnie Deishlie, a part of the
furniture of her apartment.
The relict was gladly surrendered,
title conceded, and after vacation, I
it will have its proper place in DR.. L
Moore's study in Logan, if-if the
State Antiquaries don't steal it and 4
take it TO the relict cabinet of the
State University at Columbus. I
On last Saturday evening, Judge
Pugh of Columbus, accompanied by F
a party of about fifty ladies and
gentlemen, passed in pilgrimage on n
the boulivards of the Queen City. Y
The pilgrims as they passed were
wont to remark-"Thay think we r
are the Salvation Army" We did
not, though there was lots of sense p
in the-supposition. 1t was strikingly
apparent to us all, that the entranced y
look on the faces of the SaIvationists
when they think and say they are D
seeing angels, did impress the coun-
terances Of the Columbus party, as
their eyes fell upon the pretty girls /,
and lordly men of Logan who hap
pened to appear in the line of the q
promenade. We are glad to know
that our Columbus visitors are SEN
sible to beauty and that the sight of
live Logan girls and stalwart Logan
men can enrapture them to degree
which requires host of angels to i'm
print upon Salvation Army. We C
invite the judge and his goodly alb
company to come again and see more Pa
nc nj L. l.