The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-02-12
LOCAL ITEMS. /
Saturday next is Valentine

Col. Levi Davis Is confined to hi
home by sickness.
Col. Weldy was among his con
stituents ovei Sunday.
Friday night last social dance
was held In Slisher's Hall.
Mark Twain lectured at Co,
lumbus Monday night last.
Fresh Bulk Oysters. the hes
in the market, at Phil Slishers =
DR.. DolIison is slowly convalesc
ing. He has had long 81 ,ge of ii
this time.
Treasurer West and AudiiO,
Bowen are making their annual
settlement.
George G. Gage has been
granted a pension of tour dollars
per month.
John P. Coxan, was in town last
week attending meeting Of Scotch
ish Rite Masons.
Mrs. DR.. James Little and Dye,
will start in a few days for New
Orleans Exposition.
Mrs. Nick Rudolph and Eberly.
Of Lancaster, are visiting the
family of Henry Mayer.
Since the skating rink Las been
opened, arnica plasters, line
ments, &c, are in demand.
Ella Vanatta has returned from
Lancaster where she has been
visiting Miss Jennie Miller.
John Martin. living near the
city, has been granted a pension
oftwentyfour dollars per month.
Geo. Bright. at Phil Slisher's,
makes this February weather as
pleasant as Nay. Call and see
him.
Mrs. Minerva Rehren, inee
Locke) Of New York City, is Wis
fling her mother, Mrs. Poston. in
Logan.
Tuesday night was the caldest
of the season. The thermome-
ter ranged from 10 to Is degrees
below.
The repair gang at the railroad
is busily engaged in repairing
cars. John Deishley is in charge
of the boys.
Aaron Price has tho contract
of building The Rink al Mont
gomery's. 1t Is to be finished in
three weeks.
Mr.. j. D. Clark. Of Lancaster.a a
former coal operator at Straits
vile, was prospecting in the
Valley last week.
Con Weitzel and wife. (nee
Ella Smith, have returned from
the South. and will make Logan
their home for the present.
A Farmers County Institute
is to be held al McArihur on the
18th and 18th, under the auspices
of the State Board of Agricul-
ture.
The Mayor of Lawrenceburg,
Ind, is in disgrace. lie pocket
ed $1,000 sent by Philadelphia 10
the flood sufferers, and has beeu
caught.
Gus NIckcns, the coon, arrested
last week for stealinx clothes at
Sand Run, was fined ten dollars ,by
Squire Brehm and given five days
mail.
Ned McManigaI, Of Canton. 0 /,
was here over Sunday. Ned is per-
sonally acquainted with every
guard between the depot and Falls
mill bridge.
Miss Caroline Threes, who died
Friday last in this place, was burr.
ed Sunday afternoon. Funeral ser
vices IN Lutheran church on Mul
berry street.
Mr.. Jim Watkins. the clever
landlord at Murry City, was in
the city Saturday. He says that
Khartoum of the Syndicate Sou
dan is quiet.
George J. Frasch, of the Ohio
Central r. R.. kindly permitted
Charley Smith, of Corning, to
come home last week to see his
mother and-his girl.
For Florida Oranges, Lemons,
Bananas. Fruits. Nuts aud Can
dies, Phil Siisher takes the lead.
he keeps full supply, and they
are warranted fresh.
During F. D. Cases absence in
Florida, the drug store Of Miller &
Case has been in charge of Joe.
Wilder and Lewis Bort, The boys
are getting along first-rate.
What is the matter with the
gas in the citys Can any one
tell usg Why. the street lighter
has to carry a lantern around to
find the posts to turn the gas off.
An exchange speaking of fash
ions for tramps says, trousers
are worn in almost any STYLE"
aud might have added very
truthfully, in almost any coun-