The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-09-25

is visiting her brother, Henry,
| this week.
Mr. Phil Slisher has best stock
of Old Wines and Liquors in the
city Give him a call.
Mr. Lafe Warner and farily
and Win Case. left for Washing.
ton Territory, this, Thursday
morning.
Rev. Monroe. of Washington
county, and formerly the popu-
lar Minister of the IL. E. Church,
in our ciiy, was visiting friends
in Logan last week.
Mr., J. N. Atop. after an absence
of two years. returns to Logan and
resumes business III the Gimble
corner. He has bought out the par
lies occupying the rooms, and in
vites u continuance OF the patron
age.
DR.. j. l.. Williams and family,
after visit of several months with
his brother-in law, Tom Woods 1t
Gibisonville, returned last week to
their home in Decatur. Alabama.
The Sentinel follows them.
.Mr. Jt hn Hansen will continue
iu the practice of the law in his
present office. Mr.. Burgess will
also remain in the Office for a
times and until the business of
the firm is settled.
Mr.. Randall will tell you next
Monday why we need change of
administration in this country.
1t is high time for a change, and
he will give you r-asons fer it.
Come to the meeting.
y We are informed that Mr.
Robert Wright has notified his
renters IN the frame buildings
opposite the Court House, that
he intends bnilding a brick block
on the grounds next spring.
To see and hear Sam. J. Randall
next Monday Will, perhaps to many,
be the opportunity of a life time.
Do not fail to come and hear him.
He is an eloquent and logical rea-
oner. Come to The meeting.
/ Senator d. Koble, Of Marion
vii! attend The jamboree in Co
lumbus, to-dav. The Senator
will wear a badge and will dine
with he Governor. When he re-
turns he will paralyze Sam ST.
Clair.
One day las: week while Mack
Columber. brakeman on the
Straitsvi:Ie branch, was pulling a
pin in the yard at Straits 'il'e.
he caught F., finger betweenthe bum
pers and had i. mashed. l. is rot
thought amputatinn is Necessary.
Mr. Blaine, IN his le tier to Ms
Walter Phelps, virtually admi s
that he Gid not know how TO get
married legally. and had to have
the cerem ny 8 id over aga n near
IL year later. Is such Il man Ca
pable OF the Presidency? Come to
the Randall meeting.
Orangeman 0 Miller, Repub!i
can candidate Tor Congress in
this district. is in favor OF prn!ec
iion-Proteciion TO the British,
Government. protection TO the
paupcr laborers his Republican
Syndicate protects with Pinker
ton Detectives in the mines o.
the Hooking Valley,
There will be a Parlor Cnnceri
at The residence of +. L Work
on Tuesday Evening, September
10th. Good music, both instru-
mental and vocal, will be fur
nished. Refreshments will be
served TO all who desire. Ad-
mission. ten cents, Come every
bedy.
Mr.. Ed. Silbaugh. Of Wiscon-
sin, brother-in-law Of Judge Ack
er, is visiting friends in Lo-
gan this week. Mr.. S:lbaueh
was formerly a resident OF Hock
ing county. ard is heartily vel
coined back by his old-time ac-
Miss Mary Rauch, one of the
most accomplished of our Logan
ladies, left on last Saturday for
La Grange, Ala, , where she is
to teach music in the
Baptist Female Seminary, of that
place. We heartily regret TO
lose Miss Rauch to the society of
our town, but whilst regretting
her departure, We join with our
entire community in wishing her
a pleasant time and a successful
term in her new home.
1t is reported to us that
thoughtless persons are in the
habit of carrying away the flow
ers which friends place upon the
graves of their dead. This act is
criminal 1t is a peniteniiary
offence TO desecrate a grave. We
hope parents will admonish their
child; Ell TO respect the tribute Of
flowers which tender hands have
placed upon the graves OF the
dead.
Since our last issue, Cie"eland |
and Hendricks clubs have be n or
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