The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. Darley Moore is in tbs
East this week making purchasee
for the coming fall and winter
trade.
Yank Mccarthy returned from
the Magnetic Springs on last
Saturday, much improved in
health.
Col. Wellman, representing the
Chiccgo Herald, was in the city
on Tuesday on the way to Syndl-
cate Soudan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Baker, after
a visit for the last five weeks
among relatives in the West,
have returned home.
Miss Mary Doliison, of Pleasant
vile, is visiting friends ari rela
tives in Logan, the guess of her
uncle, DIR. @. W. Doliison.
The Commissioners are in ses-
sion this week. They have ac
eepted the bridge at Young's
Ford. The bridge will be passa
BILE next week.
Mr.. Fisher, an accomplished
barber from Ashland, Kentucky,
has opened shop at George
Hartman's, and invites share of
public patronage.
Mr.. John Hopley of the Bucy-
rus Journal, visited his friends
and relatives in Logan OH last
Sunday. Bro. Hopley is "hop-
ling" after Blaine.
Hon. Fl. S. Booth of Columbus,
made flying visit to Logan on
Friday evening last, and met a
pleasant reception Snd hearty
welcome from the gang.
Bro. Entler, who is making the
Macarthur Enquirer one of the
best Democratic papers in the
State, visited Logan last Monday
and did some effective mission
ary work.
The eclipse of the moon last
Saturday evening was occasioned
bv the shadow of the earth. not
by a stray Mul!igan letter. nor
by the terrestrial interference of
Gen. Grosvenor.
Judge Courtright of Circleville,
the popular candidate for Dis
trict Judge, was in the city on
Tuesday. and met hearty vel
come from his many professional
and personal friends.
Mr.. Joseph 6. Huffman. one of
the most active and enterprising
democrats of Perry. was in the
city on last Friday evening"
He reports the prospects for car
rying Perry most favorable.
Ifif is true, as reported. thai
Frank Myers is playing side
show for Eli West Frank should
be ashamed Of himself. Who
gives Frank so much money, any
how, to spend in this campaign 2
The Hope Furnace lands are
advertised for sale by ne Sheriff
of Vinton county. the case being
Ashford Poston VS.. W. d. Lee
and the Standard Coal and Iron
Company, OF which Company j.
G-Blaine is a stock hvi,ier and
Director.
On Monday of last week Mr.
Orpheus 0gle had some sacks
take from his wagon. in the rear
of the McCracken property. The
parties who carried off the prop
erty are known and are request
ed 10 reinrn it. otherwise the
matter will 90 to the Grand Jury.
Judge Saff .rd. OF Chi'icothe. was
visiting in Logan Isst Monday, and
made very favorable impression
among our citizens He is an ex-
cellent lawyer high toned gentle
man, and will make worthy and
popular District Judge.
The stat .ment published in a cor
respondence from Snake Hollow
that Frank Lemon is engaged to
clerk for Vic Tuscher at Straits
vile, is a mistake, our correspond
ent was not correctly advised.
Vic's brother will assist him in the
store. Mr.. Lemon has not been en-
gagged.
The militia ry have all been with
drawn from the Monday creek.
We hope this will bring 1.-THE Cate
manial Colbcrn, of the New Lexing-
ton Tribune, into regularity again.
The old Maid had considerable dis
tress, but we have reason now to
hope that the restlessnrss will
cease.
Col. O'Neil, of the st. Louis Post
Dispatch, is in the valley this week
looking up the situation. and will
furnish the New York World with
q series of Letters which will be in
teresting, and coming from an en-
tiraly distinguished observer, will
be valuable to the outside world in
presenting a truthful view of the
condition of affairs in this region.