The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-06-24
ITEMS.

Climbing up the Poor Houl
stairs.
Superintendent Nixon IVES l
Logan Friday.
Mrs. Chas. Brown, of Gore, Va
in this city Mondsy.
There was heavy storm at No
StraitsvllIe, Sunday.
A camp meeting is being hold a
Carbon Hill this week.
A representative Of the Salvation
Army was in town Monday.
New potatoes are selling on on
streets at $1.00 per bushel.
Oscar Nickles. of PIT. Pleasant
W. Va, is visiting friends In thi
city.
Miss Lizzie Culver, of Des Moin
es, Iowa, il visiting Miss Matte
Mumford.
Mr. Ephrlam Parker, of Var
Vert couaty, is visiting friends in
this city.
Frank Downey of Columbus. O.,
spent Sunday with his family iO
this city.
DR.. Pullen has returaed home
from a visit to Delaware and Cif
cleviIle, o.
The vindlcation of Nixon would
call for great deal of rejoicing cn
the outer walls of Heaven.
A large number of our Logan
people are guests OF the Hooking
Valley Editorial Association.
The Marietta commencement
week, commences Sunday. June
9th and continues until the 30th
We speak autIioritively when sc
say the ram at the In6rmary has
been removed from the front yard
Mrs. VIM Van Hy'le of New
Straitsville, is visiting her duugh
ter, Mrs. G. ". McClint.ck, in this
city.
Mr.. Nixon was IN town Thurs
day, though he did not appear un-
til our issue was nearly of. Hence
no notice.
Ar. Isom Finley. and MI. John
Skunk, of Carbon Hill. braved the
&ain storm of Tuesday and visited
our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Engle, of
Lancaster, were The guests OF Mr.
and Mrs Sammy Rempel, few
days the past week.
There Was committee from
Logan,
That sounded the White wash
slogan.
For bargains IN Upholstered
goods. Furniture. undertaking. etc.,
call on James A Oliver. one door
East of Robt. Wright's residence.
The Misses Ida and Kitty Rippey.
of Lancaster, and Mr. and Mrs. Gvo.
Hooker, spent several days of tho
past week with friends in this city.
"Whitewash, black wash,
ANY wash at ALL
Sang Daniel from the lion s den,
With whitewash ball!
We received a pleasant call from
Frank Gordon, of Gore, and Reamy
Baird, of Baird's Furnace, Friday
last, both being prominent young
iron men.
Why would not the Court House
bc a good place in which to hold
an investigation? 1t would ac-
commodate great many people
who would like to hear the testimo-
NY.
Fred Eislie's tenor playing in our
home band surprised many of his
friends.-tWelIston Argus. I
Fred used to be a jam up playeri
when he was a member of the band
IN this place.
There will be service in the
German language next Sunday
morning at 104 o'clock, and in
the evening in English at u. in
the new Lutheran Church ON
street.
Twenty seven of the thirty three
saloons in this county paid their
tax under the Dow law, amounting
to $3.50. Four outside of Logan.
have neglected to do SO, and the
penalty will be added.
Here lies the body of old Mrs. he'd.
Poor soul, she surely is dead j;
Alas! what sorrowful talei l.
neglect, it is said
She was left to rot in hcr bed; r
Way down in the Poor House Jail.
The heavy rains Of Tuesday pre-
vented many of our farmers from {.
harvesting their wheat this week.
The greater portion of it in this
county is ripe and ready for the j;
reaper. Good weather is what is
needed.