The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-02-25

was in town Monday last.
Mrs. l.. d. Vickers has been Sc
riously Ill the past week.
Don't fail to hear Todd Hammond,
famous band next Saturday.
John Rlsley still remains very
sick, at his home on Walnut ct.
Col. w. A. Taylor. of Columbus
O., was in the city Monday last.
Rev. Archie Houston, Of hyatt
O.. is visiting friends in this city.
Rev. John Teny preached in the
Presbyterian church sunday even
ing.
We hear very little about the aban.
donment of the canals these latter
days.
Rev. Father Weisincer, of New
Strai!sville, was III the city Mon
day last.
The condition of Dr.. Williams is
very critical, with no prospect of
recovery.
The late Grand Jury found the
Jail in good condition. Make a
note of it,"
Geo. Frash. of Corning, o.. has
.eturned home. after q visit of sew
seral days to this place.
Ramey Baird. Of Baird's Furnace
and Frank Gordon. of Gore, o,
we're in tu~n over Sunday.
Charles | Ba, ker. of the Athens
Journal. attended the bill ut Nc
'arthy's Hall. Monday night.
The printing offires and many
business houses in town displayed
flags Monday, Washington's birth
day.
Mr.. A. Beerv, an old and we'll
known citizen here, is seriously
III at his residence on Walnut
Street
Mr.. Geo. Perkins. of the Cincin.
natl Enquirer, was in this city last
week and during his stay called at
his Office.
Gus Magoon and Chris. Jcurgens
nicr, of the Logan Mfg. Co., return
I'd from Pt. Pleasant, W. Va, Sat-
.rday morning.
Rev. John Teny, of Minnesota,
Ind Geo. Teny and wife Of Union
county, were the guests Of G. +.
Bowen last Sunday.
Mr.. Earn Pickering. of Logan,
vas the guest of his parents, Mr.
Ind Mrs. Samuel Pickering. over
Sunday.-[At Messenger.
Miss Laura Petty, daughter of
John Petty. died at her fathers
esidence 10 Furnacetown, Monday
aged about 81 years.
There ls a prospect Of another
trlke in the Valley. 1t ,s thought
demand will be made the first of
he month for SEMI monthly pay.
Mr.. James II. Nixon, the man
at Sand Run last week, we
re informed by Coroner Gage. is
apidly recovering and will soon be
ut again.
The ball at McCarlhy's Hall
Ionday evening was a splendid
fair. 1t was largely attended
nd dancing was kept up until a
e.hour.
Mr.. Frank Harrington. the
opular druggist, is rejoicing
yer the arrival of a new boy. The
tile stranger made his appearance
aturday morning. |,
In this issue of the paper will be
'und an ordinance repealing an or
nance granting the Atlas Oil Co. !
'e right to lay gas mains in the
reefs of this city.
DR.. Farquhar, the old reliable
oecialist for the cure of all chron- ,.
diseases, will be at the Rempel
Iouse, Thursday and Friday until
pom, March 4th and 9Th. /
Our readers will make q note of !;
le fact that in the report of the
rand Jury, the bad ventilation of !
'e courty:yail receives special men !
on. This should be remedied.
The Athens Messenger of last |
eek says: Our former and fa- :
orably know townsman, Mr.. w. /;
!. Weitzell, OF Logan, was a I
|easant caller 1T the Messenger
flee last Tuesday.
There has been excellent shows at a
10 Opera House. at this place e
tcfy, but It does seem there would
, fuller enjoyment if there was =
So noise when the show is going on.
ct us have orderl /
The Athens Messenger of last =
eek says: A glove contest has
zen arranged for to take place n
Nelsonville, on the 2Oth of Q
,xt month between champions y
ON Chi!licothe, Parkersburg
ID elsewhere.