The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-06-18
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. Oakley Case is visiting IL
Columbus this week.
Turtle Soup at Yank McCar
thy's every Saturday night.
Mechanical keeps Jno. Groce
Hams,the best in the market.
Sheep Shears and Wool Twint
cheaper than ever at Gently !
Higgins.
McManigal keeps the largest ane
best stock of Tobacco and Cigars In
Logan.
Rev. j. A. Carnes vii preach at
the Infrmary, june 21st, at 2:3O
O'Clock p. m. All arc invited.
Champion Moving Machines
best in the world, cheaper than
ever at Comfy & Higgins.
Ed Davenport's little four y ear
old boy fell out of the chair one
evening last week and broke his
arm.
Mr.. Perry Bolinger, of Starr
was among the ever welcome
callers at the Sentinel Office on
last Monday.
Miss Lydia, daughter of Judge
Silas 81. Wright, of Lancaster, is
visiting among her relatives and
friends in Logan this week.
You can see the finest and lar
eest collection of Birds ever shown
in Logan at Miller & Cases Drug
etoTv. i4t.
John Helpman keeps on hand
st his saloon the we'll known
Morline Cincinnati Beer, the only
place where it can be had in
town.
Capt. McCrackin has put a
broad and wide stone step in front
of bis saloon, thus facilitating in-
grsss and eeress to one of the
most popular resorts of our city
Nick weiland keeps his Gus
toners cool this sweltering
weather with Hoster's Beer,
Lemonade, and iced drinks of all
kinds. His business room is cool.
com Portable and inviting.
Royce's Sw IS Bell Ringers gave
an excellent entertainment last
night, and will again play TO night.
Be sure and go. Admission only
25 cents.
Mr.. Dan Ackers has put in
handsome glass windows in the
Harmison store room. and this
popular dry goods store has now
as we'll lighted 4 salesroom As
any in the Valley.
The Commissioners will meet
again on next Monday. to COM
plete the business of Equaliza-
ton, and transact such other
business as may be brought be-
ore them.
Johnny Blasius fell from
cherry tree in Chamberlain's
yard last week, and hurt himself
very badly. No bones were bro
ken, but the boy was badly shook
up.
Mr.. Toe Haf1er has information
from the Carr Bros. that as soon
as they complete some unfinished
work on oil wells in the neigh
borhood of Blue Rock. they will
be in Logan and will proceed TO
thoroughly test the well here.
Mary & Kate Kessler. the ac-
complished Miiliners, do not have
much to say. but what they do
say is TO the point, and is of in
terest to the public. They say
they have goods as good as The
best. and at prices as cheap as
the cheapest. Call in and see
for yourselves.
Mr.. Frank McClintock, OF New
comb, Tenn. is at home. spend-
ing this week with his Logan
friends. and resting and recuper
ating from the turmoil of the
solitudes of the wilderness. he
reports our other Logan boys, the
Hansels and Rhodehavers, in
good health, and getting along
prosperously.
Mr.. Dal Houston, Superinfen-
dent of the Furniture Aanufac-
turing Co., at Pt. Pleasant, Wis
tied in Logan last week. He re-
ports business prosperous and
the Logan colony of industrious
mechanics located there, in good
health and spirits.
Mr.. Peter Cassidy, one of the
most reliable men of Sand Run,
was in the city on Monday and
made a pleasant call at the Sen
tinel Office. He says business is
improving in his locality, and
has hopes that the entire Valley
will soon be as prosperous as at
any period in her history.
Mr.. John Wright, one of the
asteemed citizens of Marion twp.
died or last Monday, in the 63d