The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-04-16

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torney, is in Columbus on legal bua
iness.
Don Cable. cashier of the Nelson
vile bank, was In town on busir
ess Tuesday.
Mr.. Henry West Of Straitsville
father of Eli West, treasurer of thi
county, is visiting in the city.
Mr.. w. F. Romel. one of the mos
promising men of the Rock Hous
region, was in the city on Monday
and made us a pleasant call.
Miss Mary Isaningcr, ono Of th
most accomplish ed young ladies o
Logan, was visiting Mrs. Bart Greer
Of Winona Furnace, this week.
On application of his attorney
o. w. H. Wright. Ed. Bishop wal
released from the jail at Lancaster
Monday by the county commission
ere.
Mr. John West, the popular
young dry goods merchant of New
Straitsvi:le visited Logan ::on Tues
day, tho guest of his brother Treas
urer West.
Col. Joc. Kosher, General Travel
ing Freight Agent for the Midland
railroad, was in the city Saturday
ooking after the business for his
road.
"Talk to Young Men" at the NJ
e. church on Sunday night. Tho
discours. will be given by the pas
tor. Rcv. Burns. All the young
men arc invited.
The Agricultural Society," has con
t,acted with Homer L. Wright for
. ten years lease of twenty acres
of ground. for a Fair Ground. The
price is 50. 90 per acre per year. :
Mr.. Dee Fricsner of our city
leaves this morning for Creston, O.. !.
where he will take a case on the
Journal of that city. Dee is a
good printer, a nice young man and
We bespeak for him pleasant and
prosperou. time in his new home.
The Logan Brick Works will COM
mence manufacturing about the let
of Nay This will give employ
nent to quite a number of men and
IN connection with our various 9TH
or enterprises, help keep up the
business boom coming to OUT city.
ar. Frank Lehman is employed
.. Yank McCarthys, and Is making
q very popular clerk. He is clever
and polite to bis customers. snd
makes tho very excellent goods he
sells. more acceptable by the peas
ant manners and polite attention he
bestows.
j. ". Hes, the popular landlord of
South BIoomingviI:e, WAS in the
city on Tuesday last He reports
the well sunk not long since by the
Eureka Oil Company, as still Aow-
ing. The oil ls of the very best
quality.
The Dime Museum opened to a
crowded house in tho Coliseum this
afternoon, and everybody was de-
lighted at the wonderful performan
ces, and we beepeak for them a
r divided house tonight again.l[
Daily Herald, Saturday,
April lit h, 1885.
Mr.. David Lehman is the owncr
# the celebrated grey horse, Young
Bill. formerly tho property of Geo
Lehman. The horse is one of the
most popular in Hooking county.
Stock 'rsisers are invited to give al
sntion 10 this notice. For particulars
ee bills.
The contract for the supentruc-
ion of the bridge near Geo. Eices,
7ss awarded to the Wrought Iron
Bridge Co., Of Canton, o. at $500
,er perch.
The stone work was awarded to
Solomon Smoet, at $500 per.
,erch.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisenent of the y. .. Art Co., pub !
ished elsewhere.
The engravings advertised are !
lighly commended by the best art
rites of the country.
Tho pictures will be appropriate j
ecoratlons for our post Offices and
very post masts + should have one.
Mr.. A. N. Sparks, . native of i
locking county and a recent grad
ate Of the Blind Asylum at COL {
mbus, proposes locating in Logan. a
md will engage in the business of t
music and tuning instru +
nsnts. He is highly recommended t
y the authorities of the Asylum as
high toned worthy gentleman, Fl
nd an accomplished musician.
On last Sunday, Capt. Bowen = =
ade an accid entail mis-step On a =
one and fell. dislocating his shoul-
II. DIR. Wright was called and :"
e dlslocation IVES promp L. and eff
emily reduced. =
Tho Captain has been suffering ,
verely, but is able to DO out, and
tend to his business in the Audit "
g Office.
Mr.. A. s. Gordon, the popular
numerical man, for years represent G
e Ulrick, Bell & Co, has engag ie