The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-07-02
LOCAL ITEMS.

thy's every Saturday night.
Miss Tedrow, of Nelsonville, ID
visiting friends in our city this
week.
Miss Hattie Acker is visiting
at her uncle's, Chas. Rosser, in
Troy, Ohio, this week.
Collins 4 Moore have already
pur chased Is. 900 pounds Of wool.
The highest price paid was q cents.
The young folks had pleasant
dance at Jake Fox's new business
room in Furnacetown last eve
ming.
Squire Hutchins, one of the
prominent citizens of Gibson
vile, was in the city OH last Sat
urday.
Mr.. Jas, Strentz, of Kansas. was
visiting his broiher-in-Iaw, William
Ackers, and other relatives lnLo-
gan. last week.
Meesrs. Frank Hoks and Will
Keynes returned home on Monday,
after a'pleasant two weeks visit in
Northern Ohio.
: Any person desiring 10 pur-
chase a good Milk Cow, fresh this
spring. can learn particulars by
calling at this Office.
Court adjourned last ssturdasS.
sine die. No business of interest
to Others than the litigants was
transacted during the past two
weeks.
Mr.. John RisIey, We are glad
10 learn is improving in health.
He received a justly merited in
crease of pension last week OF
$6 per month
Sheriff Mccarthy returned on
last Monday evening with his
prisoner, Fleming, who is safely
secured in urjail. awaiting trial
1t our next court.
Mr.. Adam Kline, the popular
conductor on the o. 4 W. Va. r.
R.. gave . pleasant party on last
Friday evening, at hls residence.
10 his railroad associates.
Bill Waner at the Star Saloon,
will display the stars on tae 4th,
and invites all his friends to call
and see him. He will have In
dependence drinks, with stars
sparkling in them.
The barn of Mr.. Jehn Delble in
M arion, caught FIRE on last Sunday,
and together with contents destroy
ed. The cause Of the FIRE is not
known. The barn was insured for
$500.
Mr.. George Lutz, We are sorry
to learn, is lying at the peint OF
death. He is one of our most es-
teemed young men, and in his
affection has the sympathy of the
entire public.
Miss Matthews 10 closing out he'
entire stock of Millinery At greatly
reduced prices. Lsdies,now is your
chance to get bargain. Call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Store
opposite Opera House.
The Motherwells are at work on The
water stand pipe for the penitenti
ary. The pipe will be 13S feet high
anchored in stone foundation IL
feet thick. The work will cost
about SIS, 900.
Mr.. Vic. Tuscher has returned
from a successful business trip il
West Va. last week. We are glad
.s notice that-nur entecprising
ing young BUSINESS man is stretch
ing out and bringing from abroad
trade to cur town.
Cards of invitation are cut for 8
grand 4th of July Celebration Ball
at the Peoples Rink on Friday ev.
ening, the 3rd. The ball is under
the direction of the old liners, ant
will be one of the notable socia
events of the season.
The Gazette will publish thi.
week sensational snake story
from its Aaxville correspondent
The snake is reported as beins
several hundred feet IN length
The liar who reports the snakes
length is still at large.
Col. Rippey's family of chill
dren will arrive to-day from New
York, and will take summer
quarters at the Rock House. =
Col. Rippey will remain in the
East, alternating between New
York City and Boston, as bust
ness may call.
Whalen &Henefy are doing a COED
business for new beginners these
hard times. They will have supe-
rior attractions at their saloon, OPP
posits the Opera House, on the
Fourth, and will endeavor to make
the occasion q pleasant one for the
patriotic.
Mr.. Matthias warthman, of lies
boro, enc of the Oldest citizens of
our county, mado US q pleasant cali
last Saturday. He is 81 years of
age. He was born in Athens coun-
ty. and when 3 years OF age came