The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-04-19

The Grand Jury was in session
two days last week, examined twent,
six witnesses covering eleven cases
and found six indictments. None o
the eases were for serious crimes.
DIR. Steward was in attendanc
at the meeting Of the Athens Presby
terry. at Beverly last week, and wa
Moderator of the session. Rev. IIar
~ Vale, OF our city, acted as Secre
tary.
Mrs Jarley's exhibition of he
famous wax-works at the G. A. r
hall, on last Friday evening was quite
a success, and the audience was high
lY pleased and delighted with tn.
beautiful and artistic collection o.
figures there shown.
Treasurer Lee 6lack settled his
official accounts last Saturday. II
the four years of his service he dis.
bursed SIS, 100000. He found, OF
settlement, nine cents of . balanct
more than charged to him. This j,
an official record to be proud of.
There will be . number OF
thoughtless boys get into trouble il
they don't quit jumping on the carr
at and near the depot. The railroad
policeman is under Instructions to ar
rest all boys on or trying to jump on
moving cars. Parents are advised to
warn and watch their children.
Ono of the most attractive feat.
ures of the Presbyterian church Is the
New Motto which has just been
painted by the artist, Mr.. Laurence.
This motto will be the Subject Of the
sermon by DR.. Harley j.
Steward Sunday. Come and hesr
The significance If the New Motto.
subject: "Raw Cakes. Ali
welcome.
The mayor proposes to enforce
The ordinance passed in 1892, again
It riding wheels on the pavement.
While at it, the ordinance passed, or
ought to be passed, keeping packs Of
swapping dogs of the pave
nsnt, would be the proper thing al
70. Tie wheelmsn will get out of
he way. The dogs wont.
Mr.. Green and family were call
ID to ST Joseph on Monday by the
death of uncle Martin Bingardener,
,rother-in-law, who died on Sunday
n the 81" year of his age. He was
me of tn very early settlers in that
coming with his par
'nts from Germany, when = boy IL
,esrs old. Ills remains were inter-
cd at st Josephs on Tuesday.
Not every one knows that there
> = great difference in carpet chain,
oms is dipped in ocher that makes
re,ght and oolors the outside but
'hen untwistsd you will find it Ia not
olored all through, others colored SO
eavy that makes weight but comes
f in the weaving. Get the smooth
ouble dipped chain on spools or
keins that the weavers prefer at
STEERS & Co.
Mr.. Will Frasch and Mias Mag.
ie Mccarthy were married on last
tuesday evening at the Lutheran /!
hurch, Rev. Spoehr performing the
sremony. The young couple will
rake = Wedding tour to Paris, and
isit other places Of interest in Eu.
'pe during the summer. They have
organizations and the best Of
fishes from many friends
The Township Assessors met in
he Auditors Office on last Monday
,ceived their blanks and the laws
overDing the assessment Of property.
be Assessor elect from Star having
'signed, Auditor Bowen appointed
chm Bolinger, = Democrat. Mr..
'olinger was Democratic assessor of
tar 21 years ago, and the Township
IS had no Democrat in this Office
nee. We congratulate Star on Mr..
olingers appointment, bis Demo-
'acy giving assurance that the prop
erty owners will have jnetiee and
ID fair play on the tax list.
Uncle Joe Kreig had q surprise
, last Tuesday evening that was
Ut surprising. 1t was his s0th
irthday. lie knew it, of course.
bs surprise" wss . call from \
of his old time friends, who
ter rendering congratulations IN
ken of esteem presented him with
, elegant and comfortable rocking
,air. The Sentinel, with his many
lends, joins in the wish that he
ay live to have many more birth
lys, all as pleasant a. the one Just
assed.
Card of Thanks.
W. -s,h <o &k.oI $50, .:~Ll