The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-29

The saw MILL Of ], Melwem, burn
ed 1'us.day Mern'ng, The mill wa
vel on Tho MellsooM farm IN lAu
rel township, Loss about 100000
Col, W, A, Taylor, ef,hs 0lncin
nail Enquirer, wSs IN the city ol
Tuesday last, and met \ hearty ~
eeptien from h,s many friends h
} Logan.
John shivoly aud wlfe, nee Clar'
lielnle, and Pete aud Ed, ReeteN
waldt, Of II Pleasant, W. Va.
have heuN waiting friends here th'
past week.
Mr. W. II. Lehman \ prominent
farmer of Ward, called 10 see 10 Oh
last Tuesday, and pald HE goot
wishes for The Sentinel [" sObstan
tlal evidence.
Mira. ldl'le tlall, Of Columbus,
O., who has been visiting Mrs, Bart
Green A. Wincna, o., 10 now Tho
uuest Of y. II. Bowen aud wife In
IN tha city.
Persons lu attendance at Tho
dance At Hartman's Hall, Monday
night, speak Of Il % a very eujnya'
bic afN.it. There vac . good at.
tendance.
r. r. DoMley. Of Now Lexington,
was In town tho 6rst of the week
sssls,lng L. J. Burgess IN prcpar'
Ing n brief IN q bly, law sull IN Porry
county.
Mr.. tlumberger. foreman Of tho
pen,tontiary shops, was tho guest Of
Col. Rsmpsl on last Monday. llo
may b. able 70 make Col. Taylori
letters In tho Enquirer "planor."
Miss Della Myers, who has been
sick for somo Ave or six weeks, We
arc rleascd to note. IL abe to bs
out again aud take charge of her
millinery establishment In tho Dol.
lison Block, opposite the Court
house.
Columbus is growing rapidly,a
tho merchants arc growing with it.
Bowe & Beggs, 80 North High a..
carry an immense stock of Carnct.
and curtains. 4inolcum and mnttingr,
and compete with the larger cities in
styles and prices.
On the first p,go Of this paper
will be found sn article from tho
Ohio State Journal that pays IN
eloquent tribute to tho memory of
Solomon Churchill. Our readers
who know and were associated
with Mr.. Churchill for many years,
will endorse the sentiment.
Mr.. Peter Cochran, one of Tho
prominent citizens ofJunction city,
's visiting his aunt, Mrs. Wiseman.
Mr.. Cochran is engaged in the bus.
iness of sollIng. fiult trees. and
should he make a canvass of our
county, wc guarantee he will be
found reliable.
The Now Lexington Tribune
says:
McCluny, though one ofths chief
business points and liveliest towns
in the county, was never plated or
laid out into lots All the 10, build
ings wore described by metes and
bounds, and there is not o public
street in the town.
Mr.. Jas. A. Oliver. of Straitsville.
his bought out the Furniture estab
lishment Of Mr.. V. u. Teuscher, and
will continue to do business in tho
same rooms. Mr.. Oliver is an ex.
perienced, skillful workman, and
will give salts faction to his patrons
both as to quality Of goods and pri.
ces. Mr.. Teuscher will remain IN
charge Of the undertaking business
for him.
On last Friday night the dwell
ing house on Mr.. Arthur McCourt-
ney's farm near Balrd's Furnace
was burned. The house was va
cant, and it is supposed the fire was
caused by the carelessness of hun
ter's, who occupied it on the night
the FIRE occurred. The loss sustain.
cd is about $1,000.
Last Thursday night a number
of prominen: Elks went from this
city to Nelsonville TO institute a
lodge there. Prominent among the
charter members arc Will Poston,
Bro. Erwin. of the News. DR.. Ca
BILE, DR.. Monroe and Dr., Aplin of
Carbon Hill, o. The new broth :
ers arc highly pleased with the
workings OF the order and will be
crowded with work for the next
month.
Col. Seth Weldy, Of Logan, was
IN the city yesterday.
The incorporators of tho Lancas-
ter d Hamden Ra ailroad, are Messrs !:
Robert Wilcox and John Ogier, of
Ha mden; David Wilson and Will
lam Mowry, of Tarlton, and Phil
lip Rising, ::Theo. Aithoff, T. r.
Tarp ey and John G. Reeves, will
meet in this city to.day to acknowl. !
edge the articles of incorporation |
that have been prepared. The
company's certificate of incorpora-
A..