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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-22
Protest From Ash Cave in Con,
ventIOn Assembled.
Another Republican Lie Nailei to
the Cross of Gold.

And now comes Sam Reichley.
not Col. but plain Sam, before Esq
uann"ld and denies all allegations
charged against him and positively
'lenIe> he ever b"ngh: any coon dog
from Deacon Lee Am-rine. Lee
never "wneI any dog %! any kind or
else he f,"led the Assessor. Col.
RelchIey j. ut present III Star town
ship. fighting the smallpox. assisted
10y Cap Ii. l.. Brown. AMI f"rlh-
er denies selling any fertilizer to any
man ia Perry county, and don t deal
iD counterfeit money. HIS motto is
l6 to and Col. W. J. Bryan for
The next President.
And fu u'ihrr siss that the e'itnr
IF tie Grabbing He. better known
a> the Mule Dr.vrr, has no money
n his pu ket not like I'll other edit
or>. ouIy Ike all other mule drivers.
"uly as they draw their money from
J. J. Snlder & Co.
ESQ Hunnald ha> no So to lend.
like all other '.ruhli aus he put all
iiis money IN the Porto Rico tariff
hill AMI the purchase of. the Philip
piars and * HOW pumping oil I" pay
his interest for the benefit of Porto
Ricn anri cursts tine Administrator
Ike all other good republicans and
will vote tor Br,an. " nat Judge
MrGilvary saw in pasture on his
iarm WIS uue of Bill sGriiiili's mules
which Wen, as'ray in Vin'on county.
Tony Blrle' N had no apples stolen.
He gave them TO his hrother iu,iaI
Josiah Pence. near Ash Cave.
In the meantime Sam is at home
IN civilized country. He never
hunt. He never steals. He never
gets lost He never drinks whiskey.
Ee votes straight democratic trek
rt. Deacon Lee Amerime saws h IS
MT out anything He is a busliel of
pota,or- ahead that he raised on the
shares for sam Reichley.
NAPOLEON.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-22
AN OKDIN ANCE.

An ordinance. I" amend SPcii. one III
and >t,il'n i"ui a.. Lar ..riIn. nee. e"iiIl,-l
An OF :. at G. gi"niing to The Lus.'i Muir
IA Gas & Full '"inp 'hy- tn pr.v,lig,- If lIy-
Ing PES ia th.- sir,,,>, sl cS> and public
places and .r''un'i> "i ih N.linge of L',...n.
ONO, for The p'ir ''se ~ conve!i AMI sup
plNn = Mutual tias ~ tlI.- r'iI>unpr> Thereof
and fiNii9 the ic.' at wiiicI said .i.s should
lie iurui- h,-i for rerI'', u ten ye.r,, passed
July 5ih. 1891
Be ~ nd. In-.i by the Vill.se council. OF
at The V Ill zee at Li'-;,i. DiiIo, that section
Que ~ aid >ecIi"n i"ur % "i rne above EN-
tit!e'i "id,ii:''ce" "i >ui'. Vii ge. be me'.dei
81, as ." read IL i"liow>:
S'CrIoN !. Be II ordained Ivy The VILLAGE
Council. Of The NIilg- ui Loan, Ohi". ,i,,,f
The Logan y turil Ii ; X Full Company. las
successors and .,S>i.n>, -.re hereby Grant. Il
The pIivIli-e of furnishing Natural Gi, Ior
both iie I'm. ai,' li:E ting purI"~eS. tn the
private pei> lis a:'i I I'ubIi.. Use ia said
Village OF L''.'u. OHIO ANA the right Ia tie
tiIe streets. commons lanes .'veHu-s. alley :,
bri'i.ts and grounds nj the Nillngc al ln-nu,
for The purl"'>e Il la, IN. pipes. tO lie use!
Tor carrying N:iur:.' Gas IoT public ard pii-
vate u>, ia the DuIitiI:IeS, manufacture. =
establishments anu oili'-rwi>e IN Said NIii;i.-.
1aI healing and lighting Pun Yn>e>. together
wit. the ri.ht nj Ia. Ins sa.d pipes ai"i let
ing the nere>> tfy regulators Ia u: her an
plI,nre-. Iequireu tu convey sad ..,s The
coiI>u ner> Thereof on said siTt-, Is. u.le,>,
lanes and public places uion The following
cDiidiin..S.
sECIIoN 4. That said Company. its sue
ctss''rs and a>Slsn>. shall iOr l-rIod oi len
yeats, ir'.in the passage a. the ordinance. Il
which this II ;,iIieu'tIiieiit, be entitled
Charge Tor sail ~ furnished Ia The ritizeiS
ana publ.c hui din.SOt said Will .Gc at Ihe
riie Of TIVE: ~ five cents per oie lIIoil>tI u
cutie ieet, ior he tn. purposes. and not to
exceed twenty five cent, per thous.tnd cubic
ieet Tor lightt, = purposes, aud thee uOIlus
per year rent tor each IN, ter IL, case such
COiiitGun. Or its SuCceSSDi., ar aSSlgnS. fiuu
That sCch natur / gas c;.InOt IN the future be
furni>iied III sufficient quantities To supply
lhs demands, ana shall uevise and Goa sIruct
sts.ts far
mat Inufactuied g;ts Tor fuel or lights, then
said company, its succt ssors or assigns shall
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-22
Maxvllle.

Our natinn, rs well as all civiliz d
people of the globe. stand to- day
amazed. at the cnwardly act of the
u S Senate in the iinpos ton of The
10 per cent tariff upon the cyclone
swept and impoverished people of
Puerto Rico. Let us review our Nat
ional history. and we will tind that
California was acquired by conquest
from Mexico, just AS Puerto Ric, was
acquired from Spain. After the rali
fication "f The treaty betwee Mexico
/ and the Cnitel Safes, the governor
iof Calif"rmia proclaimed ,h.:t-tiie Gus
tom laws of the United States would
be extended 20 Ca ifurnia. The in-
porters resisted and the case Went as
Il test before the US. Supreme Court,
who decided, that when "a treaty
annexing Il territory was ratitiel the
annexed territory became instantly
bound and privileged 10y the laws
VIII ch Congress haa passed to raise
a revenue on duties from imports aud
tonnage.
At our November presidential
b MI 4.
voter of all parties, no time tor argu-
inent hut for actl',n. and an emphatic
declaration, that in the language of
Lincoln, "th,s government in all our
vast domain, must b. government,
for, by and of the people" Who is
the student in ancient or modern his.
tory, that can show to the writer A
precedent? Look at the hypocricy
of the act of Congress, in p!acin. Il
tax. penalty, on the morsel of bread,
the poverty stricken Porto R'ran
will eat for the next two yetrI to
come, and then place court plaster
of two million dollars iuio the hands
of President Mckinley to Tie up the
empty s!omachs of the Porto Ricans.
On, national, and international shame
and disgrace! We are not confirm
ed predesiinarin, yet this act of Con
gress was the signum to the doom of
the Republican party, as 10y the fruit
the tree is judged. Woe to any man,
who will utter cowardly: Yes. When
his conscience Of any left) dictates
to say: 40! A la Ohio State Senate
in the defeat Of the Clarke Bill, that
robbed the people of their constitu-
tional right, to say by ajor;ty
vote if Il saloon shall exist in their
ward or 'wn>hiP. This defeat will
cause loss of 10000 sober minded
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-22
Four Hundred Acre.
Peach Farm Sold by Athens
Parties in Hooking County.

DR.. ". n. Alderman and Judge
A. 5. Bethel Of this city have dispos-
ed of their interests in tine large peach
farm in Starr township. Hooking
county, t. Jas De of NelspnYille,
VIII, tnrnerly held third interest III
the farm.
This orchard is an immense one
and cnvecs aboTt 425 acres, contain
ing something oyer one hundred AMI
fifty Thousand trees. The land is
located il short distance from Union
Furnace and is ,nsid-red on" IF the
best locations for peach raising in
this part of the state. Oue or two
excellent crnpS have been h invested
from the orchard
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-22
The Twice Five Club,

Held regular meeting las Monday
evening in tie parlors o: the Rempel,
guests of Senator Lowry.
The subject was Moses and the He
brews. Interesting papers were read
by DIR. Steward, History; aid by Mr..
John Doherty, the Heroes of the
Race.
The company was served with re.
freshments, and entertained with
kindest and most polite attention.
The next meeting will be at resi-
dence of Mr.. Mckay, sul.jec', Porto
Rico. The topics ASST ned are. His
tory. DR.. Arlin; The Tariff as appli-
to the Island. Judge Blight is as
nigned t" Sustain the propose! legls-
latIve. and Senator Lowry, the op.
position.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-22
NeednlOre.
utter 1t.

Ollie May Polling, daughter Of
Adam and Terra Polling. diel March
l5. 100, ag d 23 yrs, 2 mo and 10
da,s. She WAS afflicted with the
dreaded disease Consumption. Yet
she bore her fl ctions patiently un-
til called t. ie>r. a father, mother.
five sisters and two brothers and a
large number of relatives and friends
remain to mourn their loss.
The remains were inferred in the
U. &. cemetery at Harmony Satur-
day. Funeral services were con-
ducted hy her raS,or, Rev. Hamis-
phar, of Bethany.
n. l. Rutgers IF Cleveland is
visiting friends here.
ida Hoe man will spend the sum-
mer in Fairfield county with tie
family If John Polling.
Mary f. sellers, who has been
very sick for the past three months,
is yet unable n be out of doors.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-22
Strong Endorsements.
Mr. I. S. Pursell Recommended
for superintendent of
the State Farm.

The Lancaster Republican Gazette
of last Monday has this mention:
The State Farm SUPPLEMENTARY
has not vet been setteled.
Notwiths anding reports to the
contrary, the Gazette has information
that Col. F. S. Pursell of Logan, late
post Office agent in Cuha. has not only
not given up he fight for the appoint
ment of Superintendent, to succeed
Captain ID. NJ. Barrett. bnt that he
has the endorsement of Hon. John
Sherman. Ex-Governor Foster and
Hon. Charles II. tirosvenor Tor the
place
The Colonel Is working hard and
earnestly for the appointment"
The above mentioned endorsers
for Mr.. Pursell are names. in not
remote past, to coniurs with in Re-
publican politics.
Our ex contemporary. and fellow
townsman will surely get the appoint
ment, unless inderd. "a New King
rose np in Egypt Who knew not JOS.
epb.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-22
Public Sale.

Having sold my farm I will offer
at publi'' sale at my ,esnieure one
aud one half miles south of I.o.an.
Ohio. Oh Tuesday. March 81, 200,
the following property. tn-wn:
Six head OF milk cows, four of
them fresh now, tvs" to he fresh in
April; five 'eariiny steers. one two
year old pole bull. "ne yearling pole
bull. five c..lveS. one chester nhi,e
brood SOW, one CHI sier white io,r,
one iwo-!r"rse wagon. one sled, one
set double harness, ore stack oi hay.
hay in NOW, two >ulky hay Fakes,
one moving mach he. p!osS, har-
rnws aud s"m,. b 'useh,ll ~ ,sls and
other farm articles To" num"rnus to
mention. Terms made known on
dav "f sale. Sale to commence at
10 o'clock "A. NJ.
W III. Turner
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-22
The Centennial.
How is the Money to be EXpend
ed? Will ilacking Get
Hrr Share.

The legislature has passed law
aprropiia'ipg one million cf pnblic
money for the benefit "f Centen.
uial celebration at Toledo.
This vast sum comrs from the tax
PAYERS OF every county in OniJ n
proportion to their resprriiv" tax
duplicates. The amount Hooking
county wilI be called OF to ray is
calculated to he S3O24.00.
The question Is. shall We turn this
money ovrr To Il Commission tn
srend in buyin. Parks, opening n
Show, developing Loom for Il town
in the remote corner OF tn. state, or
sl:all We get our sheer, anv share
III the stock investment? Will our
tax payers even get free tickets to Il
show in which they have good. hard
earned tax money To the extent of
at iei>i dollar Il heat for every tax
payer in the county; or rather, can
We not have allowed uS, al | ,aSt the
actual expem>t to provide an! car
ry 10 tie Exposition the articles we
have 10 help make the display our
common glory. The brokers, deal
crs in all our products, advance non
ey tu move the crops of wool and
meat and grain. Men are paid to
arrange Il little County fair. Huck-
ing conn,v, the heart of the Hocking
Valley. IS III the primal elements of
stale wealth. the richest III Ohio.
There Is II" crop ot field or garden.
no tarin or forest growth that is of
Ohio hut What is IN the Hooking
Valley in highest excellence ami
perfection.
The products Of our mines and our
wo"dlnm.i> have bren the chi pro-
duets which make Toledo worthy to
be the Centennial ity. Our Hook
ing Valley exhibit, If encouraged,
wall be the prouje>t bnast of our
state: the Centennial chief attrac-
tim.
Now, shall we have at H"cki inw
cnuni, 5 an'l the ii?cking Valleys
dI-po-al some of the million, dollars,
some of tho. from tlr.e to tn thuus-
an dollars Il county share of our
tax ex'c,ed. to help out the land
sIr~uaturs a;.d Brewers of Toledo
make up fur tnrir unwilling and
hesi'alin9 contributions
We ask Senator Bright to insist
in dealing with this trenen'lors APP
p,"Iriat'on 10 See 10 it that Hor king
'un,v. hls district, our Hooking
Y alley. gr, proper allowance Hnw
the matter can he arranged that we
get justice aud tair play IS a pro-
cee,ling for the statesmen to deter
mine an'l We have fall runt:dence in
the Senator from the Hnckin; Val
ley, that he can frame proposition
that will meet the approval of all
lis constituents, and he not objection
a"le L" amy tax payer or exhibitor oi
Ohio. except rerhip> the brewers Of
Toledo. " no withlrew sui,sci ipiiun
I" the Centennial herause they fear
ed the Senator for H"ciiinn would.
with his conscientious vote, refer
question OF beer selling to the peo
pie. =.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-22
articles and home m ade candy In
the cnr:er window Ct Harringtou'S
drug store will be the display.

articles and home IN ade candy In
the cor"er window cf Harrington
drug stone will be the display.
The Commercial Huel will b,
opened April Isl BY Mr.. ;S L. Bles
singer. Il veteran hotel nan Of many
wears experience. The hul.l will II,
Thoroughly reno leled 50 rs to com
pare favorably with the best in the
state.
Pref Virgil 4. Pink'ry. the
,!i-tinga shed teacher If eIucu;iun il,
the C leye of music Cincinnati, aud
one of the brs. einc itiunis,- in Amer
lea. NAV give an evening III Lonrn
mex: month. Prof Pinkley is the
favorite elocutIonist at Clatiuqua
Win,ua. and other large a'-emhiies
-U:cle Dan Schaal. the veteran
Democrat from SInock subscribed
t" the SENTINEL Tor the past forty
Monday. and made sure To have the
Sentinel in the twentieth century,
whether this year or next.
Tie addresses at the Auxiliary
Bible Society meeting, at Prr>byter
ian church next Sunday evening, will
he male by Mrs. Herbart Harrin--
ton. The Bible and Eluca,ioa;'
Arthur Murphy, The B;hle an'i
MaraIs,' Mrs. Henry Schlayrt,er
The Bible and Redemption"
Heaven" will be Or. Hurley J..
Stewards Sunday morning subject at
the Presbyter;nn church This will he
an Interesting service 10 all who have
lest loved ones aud to all whn want IL
ho:ne IN Heaven. Apr pirate music
will be sang. AT p. m the Union
Bible Society meeting will be held
at this church.
Prof. Pinsley will give an eve
ming "f fun. ,.athos and laughter al
the Prcsb, ,terian church April 3rd.
Hen. G. Z. White uf Columbus "a, :
he ''drl'ghis his anrliance. :. it!i the
versatility and excellence OF his i'm
PRESENTATIONS. HIS richly modulated
voice, says the Richmond Palladium
''was constant revelation The
Cleveland Leader calls his e.ocu;jon
'':nsIiiingly fine" while the Cinrir.-
natl Enquirer calls it ''masterful."
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-22
Thpy Kill Town.

An exchange places town killers
in different classes, as follows: First
those who go ont of town to do their
shopping. Second. those who are op-
posed to improvements. Third, those
who prefer quiet town to one Of
vim and enterprise. Fourth, those
" no imagine they own the town. Fifth
those who denounce public spirited
men. Sixth. those who oppose every
movement that does not originate
with them.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-22

ceuI> per ili'I>i .t',. 'e.I lar Stirli
- itir. AMI lights At upon hin III.
wfitf-u c'e;'t hre i'iaNi tvi f.s- hrrs-i ai!er.
salt price -'.srtS. >i III he ,-s - fiXesl or
The lrrio,i aioirS il. itI wee. the VIII g.-an'i
Snii'. sto up'nN. tt> Ill. cess. ;.i. s>s
ant The -,u"-i III II tui ter The t.rrt iiOr'--
said. l,l nrtifut ar al lIrW I>e Qtiirc sal
mpany to Iurui>h lowe, I'll II herein
nrm 4. i.rovIi d tiint nuth,r.. iirrei.
t,int-i >ii L. lie cori>iIu"i H> IniIu. 1 >ai'i
G." p."v ny EVEN we 'isnt ar priv'lrye.
or pr Ne:it any = Iirr e 'rnt1Ey ar r"npirirs
Tr"in iu r.I>i,in.: natural s,- Ia the ci iZc.IS
oi = .Iu Nillt...
SE Ti"N ). L, III sid original sectinns.
one h'i .s'i.r. i'en1'd the D.. reuy
rt y ;,l.' /; an'i This Oid:nnnce >hall take
effect ni'i b. Ia iO:r,- from and after l pas
nj legal pubiis,iiou.
Oriin;''r- pass. II February 2th. l93u.
AtieSi: JAS l.. ART n.
t1tx tl. .rk.
A,prnN e,i, JNO NTH,
Mcii 10 Sw. I're>i lent az Council
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-22
SENATOR BRIGHT PROPOSES.

| Since the above was IN type, ami
as we go to press, the daily papers
tins morning announce that Senator
Bright has declared it his intention
to introd Ice an amend nent to the
Centennial Appropriation Bill, when
it c. hes before the Senate. in sub
stance rs follows:
, Ills amendm"nt will provide that
D per cent of the sum raIse.I by tax
atinn shall be returned t. The differ
ent counties IN the proportion shown
by their tax Duplicates.
/ 1t further provides, in order to
"equallze the burdens and the benz
fits arising from the exposition"
tina. there shall likewi,e be returned
/! to the various Counties one tenth of
| err cent of the amount paid in bv
them. aS shown by their tax dupIi-
cate, for each mile the county seat
may he distant f,om Bayv;ew Park.
by the usual railroad nr Other means
Of travei. This f;:nd shall he placed
at Il q disposition of Il "Deputy Cen
teunial Commissions" consisting of
three reputable citizens of each
county, not more than two of whom
shall be of the same political party.
These Chmmfss;nn shall Re ap-
pointed by the Governor from Il list
of 10 submitted bv board cnrs.st-
ing of the Auditor, the Prnhate
Juige and the Clerk of each county,
on or before January l. 1901.
The Deputy Commission sh,ll
organize and give b"nd To the salts
faction of the County Commissioners
and shall expeni the funds placed
at thelr disposal IN aiding the cl'izenS
of their counties in awaiting them
selves of the benefits of the exposi-
ton, i'll bearing a p triton of the ex-
penSe of shipping county exhibits to
the exposition aud aiding citizens
who wish to visit H."
This proposed admendment may
not be exactly the thing. but it is a
move in the riyh: Direction.
AS was said of old Simon Gamer
on when in the councils Of the chiefs
he sat silent until asked, "What do
you want:' would reply IL want
Pennsylvania sheer" We want
Hoe kings sheer and with fair treat
ment accorded us, the other counties
of the state will get fair share too. /,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-22
Ar. YOm Thinking

of qualifying You, seit tor BOOK KEEP
ING and SHORTHAND WORK? If You
are.y"n shonld enroll at your earliest
pnvenienre in the COLUMBIA CON-
MERCIAL UNIVERSITY. nf Lancaster.
o.. anl secure the traini,.-. No
summer vacation. For particulars.
call on ur address, I. +. Warren,
Priucipal.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-22

order loving Republican votes, and
q ore term to lG senators. who ought
to be requested to resign at once and
come home. All honor. to the noble
action of Senator 5. II. Bright, who
proved himself as true ani fearIs ss
In the Ohio Senate. as ne did it,.
for;ner wears. upon the Ju,lIcal Bench
and Il ION the field OF battle.
J. l.. I.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-22
HEAD DRESS.

The disposition of all the human
f,mllv is Ia decorate the head. From
the queen with her crown t" the
peasant in her cap, the women Lave
aJornment for Tie head in the most
attractive st, lie the position and purse
affords. Nothing SO becomes wo-
man in the line of apparel, as her
Hat. Made over. patched. old style
and i'll tit I'D all the other hab.linenrs
can pass muster md esq pc Comment
anu criticism, hut the Bonnet anil
Hat must be pretty and in stvle.
As we'll he oui of the world az be
out Of the fashion it Is interesting
aud valuable information 30 all our
many lady readers. that Mrs. Thorn
hourgl is now in Cleveland Lu, ing
from the largest Emporium of milll-
nary gonds.a complete >,rck of all The
q, Ods IN her line and will have an
Opening Day s"on that will RALPH
tate the hearts nf the ladies' with de-
light at the vision of artistic beanty,
and make almiring gentlemen open
the purse strlrg> of their admiration
in gallant and generous contribution.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-22
he jolly Editors

The Hooking and Ohio Valley Ed
iturial ASSOCIATION meets in regular
annual session in Columbus tu,lay I"
elect officers and arrange the anuua!
excursion. In the evening the a~soci
alton will banquet itself and Guests
at the Great Soui hern.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-22
DIR B. G.. Mem MANIGAL,
DetniSt

DetniSt
Will remove his officetn re OmS o :. r
Harrinytons drug store abou, April Is
Will he pleased to see all old pnt-
rons and rs many new ones as wish
dental work at living prices and
fully warranted. My motto is Live
and let live.'If you wish to take an
anaest!,e'ic. lake the ilavs H,motic
1t is perfectly safe and no bad effects
af'er.
1 thank the public for their very
liberal patronage and for manv kind
words of praise for careful operating.
Mch. %. 4w b Z McMarigal
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-22
Bargain Sale of Second Hand
BuggieS.

Wary Gage will sell cheap,a num-
Der of second hand bnggieS. surrits,
harness. etc. Also a 9 year old mare
eight 100 lbs. gentle and suited
for family use. Call a. Livery stable
rear Of Rempel Hotel.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-22
SH RIFF S SALE
Byron In z e; al, Amrs
AGani Hruwn ct al.

In The Court Of Common Pleas OF Hooking
County. Ohin;
Noii"e is hereby given. that IKE uu,lersign-
ctl. Siiti II oi HockI .t'.,unrv Obi :. Nv vir-
tue al an order at =. .i- i>>u.d ..,t at S,i !
Court L. th.. ..'."vp ERIN c-ttre ami o.,
1,ini e ia ci-,i sheriff -. sill ,,tu. ~ 81 ill
AT ia" n"ur of The ,Ourt Ii"us, in L. gan,
piio, on
SATURDAY., April II, A. D.. 1900.
at - l,rs T.. VI Of sad dnv ,,Ifer for sa r n I
luii'c Auction. the ioIlowi' & ,nni> ni.d g. ne
MEATS. stu T.. in Sta,rr Township. Hnkins
County. OHM ''.wi.:
rteirs the e. - hrli t.f the >Outli east quart
eI "a 81 the ~ Ii u - the west kHif al the
soul ta.i Qu rt't a.. S.-'-iion utfIur.r twenty
six to6i r"w.>l.Ip nut,,b,.r fwriN e (i2) Rage
mum ser sixteen (ln) tainin. oii,. Iun.i,tri
AMI ,wei.iy one (i2il acIes OIL Ia, Il more or
les
Also the following tract: u ing fractional
lat ntn her s.x thl in >'-i'"n nurn,. r tweuiy
(2I' t''Sn>i'ip nun.'rr iweve y aui r.i rr
uii be- >ixI.-u (l6i rubistI;-'n. tuenfy-.our
ard qi-iD' u s3l s'r'e> 81 land moie or less
-Apprai>s-I II s22.iV %
Trims of sale ra-it
iii uu Ter INV h:,n,I NJ logan. Ohio this
lith day oi March \. ~ 1870
CIsA> r BR NIT Sheriff.
d. Mr>sie and l.. u. NiekerS, Any : for Phi.
Mel, ID 5w.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-22
Married

On March I5", at the residence of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Wolf OF Merton township. by
Rev. Henry Wright. MIR George
W right and Mss Lucy W"lf.
The barpy event was properly cele-
bra'ea by company of nearly a
hnulreh neighbors. relatives and
triends, with whom the SENTINEL
joins in hearty c"ngra;ulation, and
the wish that If. may be long and
happy, attended b, a> few cares aud
troubles as hefall the lot uf he most
favored, and blessed with all the de-
lights that good old Father Time can
carry with the continuing years in
his train.
An elegant dinner. abundant in sup
plv AMI most excellent in kind was
served To the company.
The wed6in" presents were many,
elegant and appropriate. An infair
was given next dav by the Groom at
TIE resi- !ence of his parents. Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Dan Wright. where like kind
" comptny me, and weic ,ined the
.sr-t wolf into the wright ia nily.
The Bride has our thanks for the
''priuters fee" of cake.
The Clarke Local Option bill,
which passed the House OF Repre-
Sen,ativps, was defeated 10y the Re
Publican Senate. The fear "f the
Brewer was greater in the Senate
than love for the minister. The
Brewer and Srio,n are more to he
cultivated bv Republican politicians
t!Ian the minister and the church.
The Democratic party. from this
on. can no, be considered the whiskey
party. That slur 9Jes home to the
hippocr:tes who have been s" lou: to
utter 1t.