The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-12-10

price to suit him; The rCoh is :an :ac-
eomplished cutter and sitter. and guar
Fantees all his work to give satisfaction.
Mr.. Geo: Fox will keep during
the holiday seasan, meals that have
been specially provided. Ills shop
is open all hours of the day. and
prompt attention is given to all Gus
toners. Meats of a special kind
saved for those who leave ordefs.A
Good beef cattle bought for which
the highest price will be paid.
Mr.. John Frasch asks the public
to call at his grocery and see his
goods and learn his prices. He has
a special sto.k of Holiday Goods
to which he desires attention. Couh
try Produce, Poultry and Game
bought and sold. ..
Poultry dressed or undressed fur
nished on call. or whenever order
ed. ~
James E. Black, in the Glmble
Building have their grocery store
supplied with all Kinds of the very
best of staple ARTICLES in the gro
Gerry line. For the next month
rhey will make a speciality of hold
ing goods. Cigars and Tobacco Of
the very best and most popular
brands. French Process Soap,
Brushes and articles too numerous
20 mention.
Goods cold cheap for cash. Call
and see our supplies before buying
elsewhere. .
| Miller & Case have splendid
assortment of Holiday Goods. They
desire to invite attention to Brush
es, Vases. and other kinds of man.
tel ornaments.
Their stock OF Drugs is complete
in every particular. Special care
and attention. given to filing pre-
scriptions.
Books, Magazines and papers
kept for sale, or furnished when or
deoed.
Vests Grocery. Ell West is making
the Grocery business, as he does every
thing he undertakes. a success. The /
large trade this man has always sus-
tanned, il continued, end besides al the
adding to the list. Mr.. West buys the
best articles the market affords, and
buying for cash he can sell. on the
same terms. at very small margin
In addition to usual staple supplies, he
has an extra assortment Of Holiday
Goods, which can not be excelled. The
special attention of the public is ca lied
t" his apples. These are the finest we
have ever seen in Logan. Considering
their superior quality, they are sold
very cheap. Mr.. West invites call
from all his town and country friends,
proposing to give bargains to all who
buy.
j. N. Kessier & Sons have al
handsome stock of Jewelry. espec-
tally suited for gifts in the Holiday
Trade. The stock embraces arti-
cles of usefulness as well as orna
mentation. The best Watches,
gold or silver. tho finest rings, any
kind of Clock, Silver Ware for!
table use, IN endless variety and
prOfusion.
: The gold watch presented 10 Mr..
Karshner was purchased here. and
the inscription, a model of work
skill and good taste, was done by
Mr.. Henry Kessler, one Of the most
accomplished jewelers. Of the State.
Call in and see the many hand
some articles.
w. r. BOwlby s. Sen Will give you
a 81 so ladies french kid button shoe
for 3.75 A 400 ladies cut kid button
shoe for 3. 25. A 3.75 ladies cnt kid
button shoe for 800 A SEQ ladies cut
kid button shoe for 225. A ESQ ladies
cut kid button shoe for 200. A 200
LADIES' kid button shoe for 1.60. A LIS
ladies goat button shoe for LIS. A I.25
ladies grain button shoe for loo. A
|. 70 Indies grain lace shoe Tor loo. A
V.UO ulou uauO tndaC cCWCu OO0s va /
shoe for 400. A 1 90 mans button or
laces shoe for 300. A 4.56 mans con-
gress shoe for 8. IS. A 800 mans but
ton or lace shoe for 2 25. A ESQ mans
congress shse for 200. A LIS mans
brogaE shoe for SC cents. A $50 mans
heavy boot for 3. 90. "A 500 mans heavy
boot fer ESQ. A $50 mans heavy boot
for 2 90. A 1.25 ladies heavy shoe for
| 90. A LOO children's shoe for Scots.
And many other excellent barrains too
numerous to mention. The eriire stock
Of boots and shoes must go. These pri-
ces are facts. no bluster. "a a care'u
at our store will convince
he most skeptical person i'll the Valley.
Come and see for yourself. We have
shoes that will 6t the smallest aud the
argest. We.do not give yJu chance
10 draw blank in this or give pres- 4
mt, but every one that buys saves from {
cents.to one dollar. and you
IAN take that and buy present worth /,
more than any one givss you, We in. )
end to change our business and will q
lose this store out. All hook accounts i
md notes must be settled up by April :
st, 1886. or they will he left for collec- n
ion.. 2door ca ST Of Opera House.