The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-04-15

ed ifleuuS mere ETluuy I6st'
Squire John Bebout, q staunch
Democrat of Marion township, was
q caller ut this Office yesterday.
English confirmation services will
DO held ut the New Lutheran church
next Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock,
Ed Downey aecidently shot
John Bates Ia the calf OF the Icy,
Saturday with q squib gun. Moth.
ing ser,ous.
Cap. Bowen was 56 years Of age
last Tuesday. He can out run in q
genera! sense, any man Of his ago
in tho county.
Col. ". A. Taylor, Of Columbus,
and ono Of the most prominent
newspaper men ia the State, wAs in
this city Monday.
Rev. G G Hart, John Walker,
Mrs. g Il Bowen. John W Work
aud vile are attending presbytcry
now at Athens, q.
VIM. Snyder, farmer living
near this place lost valuable horse
a few nights ago, tho animal hang.
Tug itself with the halter.
Our Granger Friend, jack. Floyd,
is laying flag stone blocking
county brick pavement) in front of
his residence OH Hunter street.
Jacob Fox has returned from a
weeks visit to Cincinnati, where he
went one week ago last Monday to
attend the funeral of his w,fc's
COUSIN
Water FROM the stand pipe and
sulphur wells at tho penite ntiary
seem to have had o bad effect on all |
persons connected with that insti.
luton.
The german" and new beginners
:lsss. are, under the management Of
Prot. Peacock, making excellent
The Prof. is giving good
satisfaction.
Mr.. DAVID Lehman Of Green
'ownship, is the owner of one of tho
finest horses in the county. The
attention cf farmers is called 10 bills
giving particulars.
VIII Price went to Baird's Fur.
mace on last NJ oniay, and encoun.
cred in o law suit, that distinguish
ID limb of tho the Law, Attorney
General Frank Baird.
Prof. Peacock will make appoint,
nen,s to give private lessons any
lime during the day or evening, ,cx-
,eps Sundays. One lesson in any
lance or dances 80 cents.
Mr. d. IL. Willard. one of the
of the Gill es: ate was in
Columbus last Friday, closing up
Up the business. The valuation of
he property is about qarier of
! million.
The newly elected Councilman
If the 4th Ward, Mr.. +. j. kreig,
lttained his Goth birthday on
Friday last. He goes into Office
'ipe in years and full Of expert.
.nce as a worker.
As usual the enterprising firm of
aeber & Co., lead in Wall Paper.
Window Shades, Paints, Picture
Framing. etc. 1t will be to the in
.erest of those intending to uso any
goods IN their line to call and see
hem before purchasing.
Rev. Weir, of Lancaster, O.,
ormsrly pastor Of the M. 4.
Church in this city, lectured at
he church Monday evening last.
dr. Weir is one OF he ablcst and
most eloquent members of the
ohio Conference and was re-
,eived by a crowded house.
The Ellis family of Bell Ring
RS gave a first class entertain
nent at the Peoples Rink Thurs
lay evening last. They were re.
:eived by a large and apprecia-
i've audience. They were here
II the instance of the Elks, w!o
We are pleased TO note, netted
ome money Oh the entertain
Gent.
The "Gough" memorial servi-
es held in the M. +. Church Sun
ay night were very interesting.
he church was crowded to its
ullest capacity. Addresses were
delivered by Rev. Burns and d,
Williams and S. Il. Bright, A.
/. Wilson and John Hansen.
Mr.. Ceasar, of Middletown, o.,
J visiting Logan. looking up a
He was formerly a cit
zen of our town, and will be re-
nembered as having built and
established the tannery now
wned by Mr.. Slaughter. He is
he guest of Mr.. Jacob X eller.
The concert given at the resi-
ence of Mrs. A. Bishop, by the
of Prof. Mad0c's Glee
,lub, Monday evening last, was !
ne Of the most brilliant and en-
oyable entertainments of the
he season. The young folss are
naking good progress under the
Management Of MIR. Aadoc.