The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-08-26

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Do not forget this when you go into
the market.
f Judge NJ. A. Daugherty of Col.
umbus. was in the city on Saturday,
attending to business in tho Pro-
bate Court.
Bub Voris. we are happy 10
learn, is rapidly Improving from his
recent severe illness and will be out
e again in a few days.
G. II. Dill, Manager of thc West
\ ern Union office at this place, Is,
together with his wife, visiting
friends in Chicago, Ill.
Miss Della PUNK, OF this place,
gave an Ice cream party, on Friday
evening last in honor of Miss Grace
Ford of Columbus.
The Misses Nell Work and Kate
Rochester have returned home from
Indiana, where they have been the
guests of Miss Maggie Ball.
Mr.. Nick and Miss Maggie Rar-
! ick of GAINESVILLE, are this week, Wis
iling Uncle Nick Weiland and 9th
er relatives in Logan.
| Ex Commissi -ner Rufe Karshner
and wife and son, We're visitors in
Logon Saturday, and met a hearty
welcome from many friends.
Pat Sullivan, the popular Cork
oman of Derry Down, from Straits
vile, was a welcome caller at the
Sentinel office ON last Satu, day.
Squire Davey, who has been seri-
onsly ill fer some weeks past, is
abie to sit up, end his many friends
are hopeful of his early recovery.
Billy Maholm of Newark, was in
our county last week. This old pi
ureer of coal speculations has his
eye on some unoccupied territory in
Hooking.
MIR. Mack Connel has charge of
the Western Union Office during
the absence of Charley Dill. Mack
Is one uf the most efficient operators
OH tho road.
Miss Annie Mackin. one of the
pretliest and most accomplished
Young Indies of New Lexington, was
the guest Sf her COUSIN, Miss Annie
Swartz, On last Sa turlay.
The candidates for nomination q!
the ensuing p imary. held meet
ing on last Saturday in the Record
er's Office, and arranged to the salts
faction of ali present, the details OF
the election. |,
Mrs. G. F. Eisele, Of Wel'ston. .te-
gether with her children, Misses
Mary and Bess and Masters Geo.
and Ed. are visiting the family of
Chas ". McLaln.
Col. Russo! Bowen picked 100
bushels of black berries this season.
SO says. That is as many picks
as1t takes 70 pick and put in place
the types which make the Sentinel.
Russell is the champion to date.
Judge James Grogan paid WIS.,
it to Mr.. Larry Bowe in Monday {
Greek township, Perry county, Sun
day last. Mrs. Mary Bowe, his {
aunt, reference to whom is made in /
this Issue of the Sentinel, is now
making her home with Larry.
The boarding house on Gallagher S
Avenue WAS burgIaiized Friday ev-
ening last. Pat Murphy, wiper
at the round house, lost $500 and :,
a Mr. Wagner, also a railroad man.
lost SIS 90. There is no clue TO !.
the robbers.
Mrs. Ferris of north Mulberry 1
street, has disposed of all her house b
hold goods and proposes going next t
week to join her husband in Ne b
braska, who has bought half sec
ton of land, and intends making
that State his future home.
The celebrated "Wmchester" e
and Imperial" brands OF full y
Roller Flour manufactured by NJ. a
G. Whitehurst 4 Co., of Canal b
Winchester, has no superior in
the market. Try them and be
convinced. b
Mr.. Gottleib Jourgensmier, one .
Of the high officials of our neigh
boring city of Ian caster, has been +
in our city the past few days. Was =
t not for his well known physiogno- !.
ny. he might be mistaken for cap 81
ain Of the Salvation Army. IL
MIR. Green and family attended
he annual picnic at St. Joseph's :,
yesterday, starting In surry wag- -
IN at 4 o'clock A. M. We =
NOW the ''old man. enjoyed that r =.
tart. He is not up, or rather not ~
lown to the Office yet this morning.
Eli West. Cap Glove, L.J Burgess
md Yves McCiintock, LETT Tuesday
fternoon to attend the Republican "
Convention in Columbus Yesterday. 1
zap. Glove will look after the in
erests of Gen. Logan and McClln- -,
ock will be second on ..Halstead's G,
taft. West and Burgess will vote ot