The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-07-30
LOCAL ITEMS.

McM9nlGai mas w neat Uerm 10
sale. 1t is better than oat meal.
Uncle John Ball, who was over
come by the heat last week, is re
covering.
Archbishop Sands is spending
the week with friends and relative
in Logan.
Brit Martin will take partner
IN the Restaurant business, th,
(Thursday) evening.
Mr.. Henry Goodlive of Maxville.
Perry county. was in the city or
business last Friday.
The Logan Band has YER, gener
ously rendered gratuitous service al
the Grant memorial exercises.
Miss A lice Doan visited in Gal
polls last week, the guest of Mis-:
Jennie Dunn and Mrs. CLANCY Hal
comb.
Born's Beer seems to please the
fancy beer drinkers. During the
last ten DAYS Yank Mccarthy ssld
210 kegs.
Mr.. L. J. Burgess, after week S
visi. to Chicago and among rela.
tives IN the West, returned home
on Monday.
Miss Roxie McCracken, who has
been visi ting relatives aud friends
an Lancaster, returned home last
Saturday evening.
DR.. O. G.. Farqnhar. of Zane
vile, will be at the Rempel
House, Thursday and Friday,
August 9th and 7th.
Jim Allen, who lives in Hen
Peck, had a stroke of paralysis on
last Thursday. resulting in making
him deaf and speechlcss.
Er. Tom Johnston has secured
back pension and pay for N. q. Pet
it Of Benton, as fellows: Back pay
$1,000. Pension sl4 90 per month.
Mr.. Vernon Culver Of Reno, Pa,
formerly popular citizen of our
town, visited his brother, L. A.
and other relatives and friends in
Logan. last week.
II will be to the advantage OF
Boss Brooke i'm his scheme 10 Sc
cure The nomination for Senator.
to have The Senatorial. Csnvee-
ton held in Logan.
The abundant rains Of last and
this week insure the largest corn
and potato crop ever grown in
this county. Since Tuesday the
weather has been cool and plea
SAINT.
Bishop Watterson has been
selected TO open the Grant Me
mortal exercises with Invocation
at Columbus. The Ministers of
all denominations take part. II
is meet and proper. Let as have
peace.
Rev. Cady, appointed 10 deliv
er memorial address at the
Grant obsequies, desires to ex
tend his thanks for the henor and
compliment, but regrets that his
Church duties on that occasion
will prevent him from taking the
part assigned.
Chas /. Barker. editor in chic
of the Athens Journal, form erly of
The Sentinel, and one of the most
popular young gentleman of our
city, epent Sunday and several 9th
er evenings in Logan.
July s3-tf.
Esq. John Geiger, of Laurel
township. one of our oldest and
most esteemed citizens, died FROM
h. art disease, suddenly ON last FRI
day. HIS remains were inte rred in
Oak. Grove cemetery on Saturday.
Fr. Cady conducting the religious
exercises.
Mr. Ben White and family are
out on the farm in Perry this sum
mer, having a healthy and happy
time. Ben was in town Saturday.
and reports that Grover Cleveland
White, the baby. is thriving and SO
are potatoes and corn. Ben thinks
we are going to have good times,
and he is about right.
Rev. J. F. Williams, the Oldest
minister of our city and ono of our
most esteemed citizens. has accept
ed the invitation to offer Invocation
at the Grant memorial exercises
Rev. Kaumyer, OUR youngest minis
ter, first named for the service, de-
clining.
Judge Okey, member of the Su-
preme Court of Ohio, died in Col
umbus on last Saturday. His death
will creatd vacancy on the bench
which the Governor has authority
to fill until an election is held. We
would be glad to see Judge |
Wright of Lancaster appointed tv
the vacancy.
Among other choice delicacies
at the Grocery of Mr.. Phil Slisher. |
may be found fresh, crisp Celery |
and Watermellons, which he
keeps on ice, ready for the table,