The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-07-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

LOCAL ITEMS
Turtle Soup at Yank McCar
thy's every Saturday night.
Will strentx and Jim Tittier snen
the Fourth in Lancaster.
The infant child of James Dick.
en-, born Tuesday morning, died yes
terday.
Miss Edwards. a charming
yaung lady of Gallipolis,tis visit
ing her friend Mrs. Phil Thomp
son.
Mrs Dan Acksrs and family
are visiting relatives this week
in South Perry.
Mr.. Will But;n, of Pt. Pleasant.
l. visiting among relatives and
friends in Logan this week.
For the next 60 days, all
goods sold at cost.
Rose & SULZBACHER.
DIR. Willige of Lancaster, was
in Logan on Sunday, shaking
hands with old friends.
Ex-senator n. A. Daughtery of
Columbus, was in the city Monday
Attending to legal busine Is.
Straw Hats reduced one
half at
Rose & SULzBACHER.
Mr.. Amos Parker is building q
two story dwelling houes on his
lot adjoining his residence on
East Hunter street.
Uncle Ball Kennedy. the FeniAn
Far Downsr of Saltcreek, was in
tovu Yesterday and made a pleas
ant call 1T the Sentinel Office.
MI. Ed. Swisher. former writ
ing teacher in Logan Schools,
now Of Newark, is visiting in the
city this week.
Mr.. Lloyd Myers has concluded
to again become resident of
Logan. He will occupy the Ack-
or property ON North Mulberry
street.
Mr.. j. G. Kiinn presented the
BOYS of the Sentinel with bas-
ket Of excellent cherries, last
week. fon which he has our hear
ty thanks.
Mr.. Sam FIem of Lancaster. is
clerking at the Rempel House
lie is an agreeable young gen
tleman. and makes the. guests
feel at home.
The Athens Journ.l notices that
Mrs. Wm Rehren and daughter
of Logan, ar the guests Of Mrs. Jas
Benson this week.
Last Thursday DR.. Wright, as
sisted byDrs. Campbell. PulIen.
Dye and Hansen. removed a large
tumor from the right breast of
Mrs. Frank JOY, by ampntation.
She is doing we'll. Mrs. JOY re-
sides near Haydenville.
One day last week the little
of Austin Rathburn, IN
ate>'Qpting to draw a bucket of
waterseom the we'll, was struck
on the he'd by the windlass. and
badly hurt. aarrowly escaping
fatal injuries.
Mr.. L. s. Bort left an Monday
for two weeks visit TO HIS old
home at Chattaqua. N. Y. He
will also visit relatives in Penn
sylvania. He has our best wishes
for a hsppy journey and a safe
return.
T. r. Johnston last week OBJ
tanned for Sllas Derr a pension
and severa! hundred dollars back
pay. Mr.. Derr was a gallant
soldier and it is proper and right
that the Government should re-
ward him for his injuries.
Mr.. T. j. Shannon had happy
4th of July celebration, especi-
ally on account Of the company
of hrs youngest daughter, who
arrived on that day-a 4lh of Ju-
ly and an every day delight, we
hope, for many long years to
come.
On Monday last William Hes
received from T. P. Johnston,
Agent of the North America In-
surance Co.. $1075, being the IN
surance on his house burned in
April last. This makes $1,000
received by Mr.. Hes in less than
two years-his barn having burn
ed two years ago.
Messrs. John & al. Bringard-
ner, proprietors of the Junction
City Bent Works, were in the
city on Saturday, proposing to
prospect for timber suitable for
the class of goods they manufac-
ture. If the timber supply is
sufficiently abundant they may
move their works 10 Logan.
Mr.. julie G. Durant, representing
DIR. J. G. Aver & Co., of Lowell,
Mass, was in the city last week