The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-04-17
ITEMS.

LOCAL ITEMS.
Workmen are engaged in pre-
pairing a calaboose on the City
Building Lot.
The public sale of Catharine
Brown, of Laurel township, will
take place April 26th. Valuable
stock, farming utensils and house
hold goods will be offered.
Attention is called to the new
advertisement of Matthias & FL
ling. These young gentlemen
have a we'll supplied store. and
invite the public to call and see
them.
Nessrs Bright & Wright have
dissolved partnership. Mr.. Bright
will continue in the present office
in James Block. Mr.. Wright
will open an Office in the Acker
Building.
The Qentleman's Return Leap
Year Party tomorrow night, in
McCarthy's Hall, promises to be
one of the most enjoyable social
events of the season.
Mayor Brehm has opened a
Law office in the City Building.
next door to the Mayors office,
wherehe will be found during bus
iness hours,ready to attend to the
interest of his clients.
Mr.. Alf Burnet, of Charlston,
West Virginia, and Chief Of Eu-
reka Detectives, was in Logan on
Friday last attending the flu 'eral
of Mr.. Park Willard, Secretary of
the Agency.
Mr.. Frank Smith has taken
charge of George Hartman's Sa.
loon. and will be glad to have
his friends call and see him.
Frank is a pleasant gentleman,
and we are glad to see him back
again in Logan.
The wood work of the New
Collins & Moore building is be-
ing done by the Logan Manufac-
turing Company, under the di-
rection of Mr.. John w. Strentz,
one of the best mechanics of the
the Hooking Valley.
Miss Kitchen. of Furnacetown,
who has been sick a long time,
died on last Saturday. Her re-
mains were inferred in Oak
Grove Cemetery on Sunday, Rev.
Burns, of the NJ. E. Church offici-
ating.
Mr.. F. w. Burgoon has closed
his school at Nelsonville and re
turned to his home in Benton
Mr.. Burgoon sustained the rep
utation of being an excellent
teacher. and will again resume
teaching in the fall.
Mr.. George Cook, of "ours,'
who has been visiting his broth
er Huff in Lima the last six
weeks. returned home on last
:, Saturday improved in health -
His many friends will be glad 10
meet and welcome him. and the
patrons of the Sentinel will be
delighted to see him at his accus-
toned place again.
Four If the men engaged in
mobbihg Andy McDivitt ,at Corr
ing, were tried LAST week at New
Lexington, and found guilty OF
assault and battery. Judge
Wright sen enced them to fowr
months in Jail. aHe of s2e0.e0
each, and the costs of proseca-
tion. and to stand committed un-
til fine and costs are paid.
Mr.. George Hartman has re-
moved his Groceries t. the ele-
giant and com nodious room in
the new building. advertisement
for which appears on another
page.
Andy Holl, one of the enter
prising Young business men of
our town. will have charge ofthe
store. He invites all the old
customers and the public gener-
ally to call and see how hand
sonely he is 81 uated.
Hon. John P. Martin, MemIeI
of the Board of Public Works.
Chief Engineer Snyder, Assist
ant Engineer Burch, and Col.
Gregory, late Engineer, were in
the city Yesterday. They have
been making an inspection OF
the canal, and left with Superin
tendent Mcbride in the afternoon
for Nelsonville.
Tn. gentlemen composing the
party who are all practical men,
are surprised that the damage to
the canal by the flood is SO slight
as compared with the exagera.
ted statements published.
On last Monday we broke oui
printing press, and for a time
feared that it would not be poss
ible to print a paper for the mex
two weeks. However, Mr.. DAVID
Notherwell came to our assist
ance, and in short time repaired
the damage, making the break al
good as new. Mr. Mo:herweH j.
a first class mechanic, a man O