The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-01-04
LOCAL NEWS.

The "Mlstics'' will meet wItl
Cornelia Vail tomorrow afternoon
Judge McGlllavary of Nc
Arthur is in the city this week at.
tending Court.
Miss Margaret Thornburg vii
entertain the "Polly AIMS" at he
home this evening.
-Miss Gertrude Sheppard of Mel
sonyille attended the funera. of Nil
ME Ambrose, here Saturday.
The largest line of felt and rub
her goods and the lowest prices a
6tookwell & Biz iager. Jan. 4-3v
DIR Blosser has been appointed
Pension Examiner in place of DR.
Campbell, whose term has expired
ALI the best makes of rubber
goods and the lowest prices at Stock
we'll q Bininger. Jan. 4 Sw
FIR. Cady sustained a stroke o!
paralysis on last Monday night, and
but faint hope is entertained for bis
recovery.
MIR and Mrs. P. j. Murtba and
Mrs. James Gallaghtr attended the
funeral of Henry Doyle in Columbus
Tuesday.
in the matter of the expected
glass plant, We are toli that negotia'
tions are pending. No agreement hal
yet been made.
-Wanted-A girl to do general
house work, in country home.
Good wages paid. Mrs. Mary E. Lee
Jan.1s--3w New Plymouth, O.
This cold weather you will nee.
felt boots. Stockwell & Biningel
have the largest line and lowest pric.
es. Jan. 4-3w
The report regarding the condi-
tion Of Cap. Friesner is unfounded.
We are informed that he is much i'm
proved in health and is at his fathers
house IN Columbus.
For rent house with rooms. well
and cistern aud cellar in good con-
dition-gas, on east Hunter street.
Rent velY reasonable. Inquire OF
Ed Beck. Jan. 4-3w
-"Satan's Sieve" will be DR.. H.
J. Stewards Sunday morning subject
at the Presbyterian church. In the
evening be will speak on "a Sue
cessful Young Man." All welcome
Mrs. Fox, the venerable mother
pf Mrs. Judge Riason died on Tues-
day at her home on Laurel, in the
s4,h year of her age. Judge and
Mrs. Riason attended the funeral on
Wednesday.
MIR. Chas G. Trimmer, will have
public sale OF stock and farm uten-
sells at the the late residence of Abra
ham Trimmer, 3 miles north from
Murray city, on Friday Jan. 26th
commencing at 0 am.
We have received copy Of an
illustrated paper called "The Corn
Belt" clean, we'll printed all high.
" interesting publication, containing
many pictures and descriptions of
Western farms. There is nothing
cheap about this paper, and We con-
gratulate the Chicago publishers on
their good work,
"A recent order Of the department
name al necessary qualifications for
Census Numerator; correct spelling,
legihie writing, exact language, good
manners. This order We regret will
exclude the graduates of the Ash
Gave Acadamy, where spelling and
grammer aud writing and politene,s,
are considered out of date, and where
the pupils are taught to maks appli-
cation for employment with song,
and foot ball kick.
The q. S. Civil Service Com
mission announces that the annual
examinations for positions in the
classified service will be held all over
the country in March and April.
There were over 5000 appointments
last year, and, Judging from present
indications, there will be nearly
10000 this year. Any one Who
wishes may try for a place without
expense. One can obtain full infor.
nation about the dates, places and
character vf the examinations free
By writing the Columbian Core
fpondence College, Washington, D.
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