The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-12-18

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We show tho largest and pref
iiest lin. of Silk Handkerchief
and Muaiers ever brought to Lc
gan, and remember thls-Price
70 per cent. lower than last yea
COLLINS l. MOORE.
I Miss D Matthews is now clos
ing out her entire stock of Mil
linery Goods at prime cost La
dies, now is your chance to get
bargain. Call before purchasing
Store opposite Opera House.
Jake Fox. the west endcr. is pre-
pairing fer the Holidays by aJdin,
to his stock Of goods tor Christmas
Everything to dress up a dinne
table can be found at his grocery
and his Saloon department will b,
found immense.
Yank Mccarthy will be pre-
pared to especially entertain hi:
patrons uring the Holidays with
all the every day staple drinks
and the specials of the season.
He keeps fine wines and whis.
keys. and will have the best
mixed drinks in the city.
The high winds of Sunday night
played havoc with the Flag on the
pole at VIM. Waner's Saloon but
he will have a Christmas for the
boys, Flag or no Flag, and has pre-.
pared to give the boys good time
Don't forget to make him Christ
mas call.
Al. Elliot now has as comfarta
BILE rooms as can be found in the
city. His accommodations are eX
cellent. and Will CoursoI, biz
right hand man, obliging and agree
abe The bar is supplied with ev-
cry desired refreshment.
John Frasch has one of the incest
Grocery Stores in our city. He
supplies his customers with tae very
best articles in the Grocery line.
He manages his own business. His
expenses are light, and consequent
Iy he can sell cheap. He vii. have
something extra for his customers
during the Holidays.
Cap. McCracken invites the pub
lie 10 call and see him. lie main
tains that he deeps the best l;quors
in the city. BE makes no mistake
in the bottles, and gives full meas
ures of beer. The Captain is a
pleasant gentleman and deserves
the iiberal patronage he has secur-
ed.
Wait until t!,e day before
Christmas before you cali for
your pictures at John McLains
Gallery, and the chances are
you can not get room in his Hall
on account of the number of
customers. The best way is to
go the first fair day, and thus
avoid the rush.
The Marble Shop of Elsie & Nc
Lain is always supplied with all
grades of Vermont and Italian Mar
BILE. Scotch and American Granite.
Tomb Stones made to order, and
in the highes' style of art. and sod
at prices that defy competition.
Lime. Plaster OF Paris. Cement,
etc, for sale in any quantity desired
Francis Kessler, has fine selec
tion Of ladies' and gents Gold
Watches and Jewelry, which are
suitable for Holiday presents, and
which will be sold at small margin
above cost. Also, a general varie
ty Of all goods kept in u first class.
Jewelry Store. First class repair
lug done promptly by experienced
work men and at reasonable rates.
The old reliable Stove and TIN
store of Work & Baker is now furn
lshing bargains in their line. All
kinds of Stoves, sizes and patterns
constantly on hand and for sale.
Their l in department is complete
In al articles needed in a we'll regu
lated household.
A lot of nice goods especially for
the Holiday trade.
Mr.. J. A, Chidister, who has
bought Tresize's Photographic
Gallery, is an ac omplished ar
list and is giving excellent salts
faction to his many Gust .mers.-
He is anxious to furnish pictures
as present, for the Holidays, I'd
will give special rates. He in
vites the public TO call at his
Gallary III the Murphy Block and
examine his work.
Rebers have just received a con
:ignment OF the celebrated Forest
sr's RIesllng wine. manufactured
n California, and W rranted pure.
This wine is not "doctored" with
sugars and alcohol. 1t is the pure
product of the grape and is espec-
ally adopted to the sick, needing a
light stimuiaEt.
The wine is put up in quart bot
les and is sold at reasonable rates. |
The Schoolmas er will be abroad |
Turing the Holidays, looking after
| treat for til; scholars, and thus
ave being ''barred out" Choice
.andies strike the lads and Iassies,
md Geo j Frasch is well prepared |
o fill all orders. For Candies, Nuts.
fruits, and Notions, suitable for
riffs, don't fail to call at Geo. j.
Fiasch's establishment.
The Misses Mary and Kate Kes
Ter are prepared for the Holiday
eason, and can supply all in want
# choice articles for suitable gifts in
he Millinery department Beau
itul Silk Hunderkchiefs, Fine La
es, Handsome Ribbons. Gay Feath
RS and Flowers, rich in quaity and
hep in price are offered during the
holidays. For Il suiiableaglit give
he Misses kessler a call
Mrs. lIaines, east of the First
Sank, will sell Ribbons, Laces,
Flowers, Feathers, &c, until mid
lie of January at less than cost.
1ats from 50cts up, and all other
rticles in the Millinery line at
cry low rates. The glad days of
he year are at hand. and Mrs,
oipav ,rit n har l.,rro ctock nf Fan