The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-05-14

by a new boy who arrived on last
Saturday.
Miss Nisley. one of the handsom
est bellies of Lancastsr, is visiting,
this week. her sister, Mrs. Davy
NJ )thcrwsll.
Andy Ward. the popular and
prosperous merchant prince OF New
Lexington, and family, visited in.
Logan on last Sunday.
The Presbyterian congregation
at this place have accepted the res
ignation of Rev. G. G. Hart, to
take effect November next.
Col. John Downey, the handsome
Young statesman Of the Capital
City, visited Logan Tuesday, serv-
ing 81 groomsnan for Dir. Geo. Eth
lcider.
Mr.. Nick Till will have a public
sale of stock and house and farm
goods al his residence north OF Lo-
gan, on Tuesday, May 26th. For
particulars see bills.
L. D. Vickers, L. j. Burgess
and e. Fl. Buerhaus, left for Col
umbus, Tuesday where they will
argue scott Law cases before the
Supreme Court.
| Harlow White is the agent for
the celebrated H0ster Beer, the
best Beer made. He gets his
Beer BY the car load and will
furnish dealers as cheap as the
Brewers.
The boys at Frank Kessler's fac
tory held ratification meeting
The occasion being a new boy baby
at their fellow workman's, Matthias
Leckrene, on last Tuesday morn
ing.
The Commissioners have award
ed the contract for building an
iron bridge of So feet span across
Monday, near Jacob Burgess. to
the Notherwells, at $11 per lin
cal foot.
The Fire Brick Works in this
place started up Monday morning
under the management of Will BIC
Clintock. This Company has sew
eral large orders this spring, and
the outlook for the brick trade is
good.
We publish an interesting des-
scription of Arbor Day proceedings
at our Logan school, on the outside
this week. The delay in pubiica
ton is made up bv the interestln.
matter presented.
Revs. Mayrose of Sugar Grove.
Neisinger of Straitsviic and Nc
Gerk of Ath ems, spent Monday and
Tuesday in vur city, assisting Fr.
Caay In conducting tho Forty
Hours devotion at st. Johns
church
Cadet Gould is making rapid
progress in his studies at the Anna
polls Naval Academy. He will go
on his first cruise next month. His
musical associates in Logan will he
glad to learn that has been appoint
ed organist on the vessel, with a
salary increase of$4O, 90 per. month.
VIM. Waner has one of the
most elegant places in town. His
bar is one of the best conducted
in the Valley, his accommoda-
iions first class. and William him
self one Of the biggest souled
men in the west end. Call and
see him.
The Dramatic event of the sea-
son, VIM. Lloyd and full Com
pany, under the management of
". K. Thomas, in Banim's de-
lightful and thrilling Drama,
Damon and Pythias, or The Best
of Friendship. Opera House to-
night, May IA.
j. B. Rathborn, of Washington,
D. e., who wrote the ritual and
created the great Order Of X. of
p. from the beautiful legend up
On which this play is founded.
said on seeing Mr.. Lloyd's rendi-
ton of the play: Il consider
Mr.. VIM. Lloyd the Damon of
the American stage"
Myron Pond and Vernon Todd
have each purchased a New Amer
ican Star Bicycle. The Star would
seem to an outsider to be the moss
reliaols wheel in use. Mr.. Ponl is
the agent for the new wheel.
1t is less than twenty years
since an old lady supplied our
town with Bread and Cakes.
Now, Phil. Slisher runs a steam
engine and employs half-dozen
men to supply his own custom
ers. Mr.. slisher keeps up with
the growth of Logan, as his COM
modious rooms and full line of
choice Groceries, Provisions,
Fruits, Nuts and Candies amply
testify.
Chris Hartman, at the old
stand in the west end, is con-
stantly making additions to his
stock and improvements to the
business place. He carries full
line of Family Groceries. Fish,
Picked Meats, choice Hams,
either whole or by the slice. The
readers of the Sentinel should