The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-30
LOCAL ITEMS.

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What do honest men expect tt
accomplish by voting for Jane:
G. Blainel
Why don't Blaine press hi.
suit against the indianapolis
Journals
Gov. Hendricks truthfnlly says
s'a change cannot hurt u.s." Lei
us have a change.
DR.. o. G. Farquhar will be al
the Rempel House. Thursday and
Friday, Nov. 9Th and 9TH
Bub Voriss has quit the Hack
line from Streitsvil:e to Corning.
and returned to Logan.
The conscientious, thought fnl
voter, next Tuesday, will cast has
ballot for Cleveland and Hen
bricks.
Nn. D H Willard has return
ed home to Logan after pleasant
visit among friends and relatives at
Marietta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hlles. of
Columbus. were guests Of his brother,
Edward Hiles and family the past
two weeks.
Bishop Jaggar. Episcopal Bishop
Of Southern Ohio. will be IN Logan
on Nov. 18th and wilt preach in the
evening.
Miss Emma Smart. Of Carbon
Hill, was the guest of her cousins.
Misses MarcelIa and Chloe Hiles
the last week.
Post Master Purseil has shaven
his whiskers since the Ohio eiec-
tion, and now presents truly good
ministerial expression.
Mr.. "has Barker is in the west
ern townships this week collecting
for the Sentinel and whooping up
tho boys for Cleveland.
Miss Cora Fickle, enc of Logap's
most accomplished young ladies. is
engaged in the store room of CO.
lins and Moore "a saleswoman.
The Republican party to day is
relying upon the fou'et elements
of corruption in this country for
success. 1t has outllFod its use
fulness.
Alltop & Beery will remove next
week TO Kentucky. The young
men take with them the best wish
es of many friends for success III
their now home
Mr.. Green and family attended,
tho Somerset Fair last week. and
pronounce it . splendid success
The very cold weather made the Wis
1t MT % enjoyable.
Mr.. Thomas Wetherburn, the
very Efficient snderintendent fer
Rend at Straitsville. was in re city
on Saturday. ..sn9 made pleasant
c.ll 1t the Sentinel Office.
Mr.. Chas Nunnemaker who bas
been west for some weeks has re
turned home. and soon will begin
teaching at the England echool
house in Green township.
Mr.. A. D. Houston, superinten
dent of the furniture works at Pit
Pleasant ~as IN our city last Fri
day and met a hear.y welcsme
from his many friends here.
Bob Frey. OF Union Furnace, aud
Geo. Beck of Logan. attended the
Somerset Fair last Saturday, and
took an active part in burning the |
stumps on the Fair ground.
Rev. Burns celebrated his 53th |
birthday on Monday OF last week.
Quite a number of his congregation
met at the parsonage, and congrat
uiated him with kind words and
substantial tokens 0. esteem.
Nr. D. N. Dawley has engaged
with leading je~eIry store in Gin
cinnati, and viii, leave for his new
home next week. Mr.. D.. is an ac-
complished jeweler, and We hearth
ly com mend him to his new en-
Ployes.
MIR. Jerome Bishop has engaged
- clerk at the Popular Boot and
Shoe store of Bowlby q Son Mr..
Bishop is . pleasant and accommo
dating gentleman, and the many
customers of this store will be glad
to meet him here.
The Blaine Hippodrome and
can can is. doing the State Of New
York and New York city and
Brooklyn. III: does as well there
as in Hooking county, New York
will 90 Democratic by 100000.
Vote for Cleveland and Hen
bricks.
The honest Independent Repub
lican sees that it has passed its day
of usefulness. He scorns Its venai
ity and despises It's corrupt meth
DDS. Party ties viii no longer bind
him to the fostering rotten mass of
iniauity. He will vote for Cleve-
land, Hendricks and Reform.
Mrs. Harper, an aged colored
woman living in Bowlbyville,