The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-15

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- weeks visit at Haydenviile r,
turned home last week.
Mr.. Il Mrs. John Cooley wei
called TO Zaleski,a O., this wee
by the serious sickness Of Mr.
!. Godley's father.
Col. Carnes, formarly of Lanca'
ter, now one of the successful bus
ness men of Charleston, West Va
I on a return visit from his old bom
in Fairfield. stopped over Su1da,
in Logan, the guest of Mr.. Pursell
We learn there are five persons il
Hooking County who will come in un
der the pension bill for the benefit o
the veterans of the Mexican War: Sam
uel Stivison. Judge Grogan, Ton, Kel
ly, Wolford Steirs and man by the
name Of Brown.
Col Lloyd Myers, Superintcnd-
ent of the Penitentiary water works
visited over Sunday in Logan. He
reports that the Sulphur wafer Is
good to pour in the River. Col
Myers has spite at Scloto River
Fish.
| Mrs. NJ. +. Schaffer, of Logan,
after a two weeks visit to her pa
rents in Chicago, stopped in this
city on her return home, where
she is now visiting his mother.
Mrs. N. J. Worrall.-Lancaster
Republican.
The Hamden correspondent. OF
/ the Wellston Argus of last week
says: will Garrett, Of Logan,
was visiting friends in Hamden
on last tuesday. lie was on his
way te Portsmouth, where he in
tends going into business
Commi. sioner Trimmer has our
thanks for basket of most excel
lent "golden harvest apples. The
apples are unusually large in size,
and in flavor more delicious than
the choicest fruits of the tropics
He reports an abundant crop this
season.
The storm Tuesday night is repo rted
as destroying great deal qf fruit
through the country. The apple-trees
are literaly lreaking down and cannot
stand very much of blow. In this
place many shade trees were badly
torn up and the streets in some parts
OF the town we re almost covered with
limbs. Some of the people were con-
siderably alarmed, but no one hurt SO
far IS heard from.
Mr.. James H. Smith, City
Passenger Agent at Cincinnati.
has been promoted and appoint
ed TO the position of District
Passenger 4 gent for those Com
panies, with office at Columbus. |
Ohio. in place Of Mr.. w. G. Rim
erson, resigned 10 accept a pos |
ition elsewhere
Appointment takes effect 15tl.
.s;stant.
The Logan Orchestra serenad- |
ed Judge Groghan Saturday eve
ming last The Judge gave the
boys a hearty reception and to-
gether with them went to Col.
Weldy's office, where the Star
Spangled Banner ape many 9th
er old and familiar airs were
sang TO the great delight or the
assembled company.
McClain i Chidister have just
added &c their other fixtures in
heir gallery, what is known as an
,ir brush. 1t is certainly a very
ingenious device. ane worth the
ime it will take TO 60 and see II
work. John McClain is just now
lsing it to touch IIp the Photo
Jrayon pictures they are making;
md it does its work wonderfully +,
veil.
Phil Slisher, with his usual en-
erprise, is the first in the market
With water melons. Those are
.ept on ice and are sold at three I
ents per pound. He is also SELL i
ng bananas at $1.75 per bunch or
% cents a dozen. If you want t
in his line do not forget 6
hat Slisher's .stard is at the corner J
f Main and Mulberry streets.
1t does seem that the United
'tates government should deter
aine pretty soon how the Cana
ian racket is to be settled. If it
) true that American fishing vessels
re being driven out of waters they
ave right 20 be in according to
ishing treaties, there should be a
top put to it. There is no sense or
eason in holding American fisher
nen to an agreement that the
Kanucks" are constantly viola
ing.
We present on our first page an
Interesting biography of j. L. Br-
ey. The misfortune of his specu
atiye life had Fad conclusions. Mr..
sirkey was associated with ETmlt t
Iamblin, Murry Brown, Judge Gro '
an and others of our citizens, in the a
rst organization of coal companies
n the Monday and Sunday creek c
alleys. His desperate death, after S
life of heroic venture, Is an occa- /,
ion of deep regret to the many who /.
new him as one of the pioneers IN :
nc development of the Hooking r