The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-09-23

The popular firm of Tritsch &
Stiers have received their stock
of New Goods, and invite the
readers of the. Sentinel to call
see them.
The residence of ". W. McCray
is rapidly approaching compile
pletion. 1t will be one of the
| handSomest houses in town when
completed. Gus Magoon is a
rattier.
| Mr.. Schlagetter, of Circleville,
O., a cousin of Frank Schlagetter,
Ijr.. OF this city, spent Sunday In Lo-
gan.
Rev. Elisha Crupper, a pronn
ent preacher in the Free Will Meth
odist Church, viii preach al Snow
Fork meeting house, October l6
The stone work of the Keynes d
WelIman mill has been let to VIM.
Martin OF this city. Mr.. Martin is
a first class workman and will do
No. one job.
The Bell telephone instrum ents
are now being usod on the line be-
tween this CITY and depot and give
good satisfaction.
n. J. Neiian1 celebrated the
4Sth anmivers lry of his birth Mon
day last. He was not forgotten by his
very excellent help meet, who pre-
sented him with an easy chair and
new bat. Nick, we hope you
may i've long and prosper.
The attendance at The NJ. K.
Church. Sunday morning and e:en-
ing last was very large. Brother
Burns goes to Conference with the
report this year that the Logan
charge is cut of dsbt.
Chas. Rose and Lewis Green at
Tended the Perry county Democratic
Convention at Shawnee Tuesday. |
They report a large and enihusias
tic convention and say the brethren
feel confident of sweeping Veto
ry in Perry this fall.
At late meeting OF the Athens
Pre-bytery he'd at NJ M:Connelsvilie.
Rev. G. G. Hart of this city, was
re elected stated Clerk aud Treas
urer for the next three years.
The New Plymouth Graphic of
last week says: IAN unusually
large average of wheat Is being
sown in this section, almost EN-
iirelv being put in with drills
1t is safe 10 say that so per cent.
nf it will be ieriilizad.
T!,c Prem;C.n Lis: OF the South
ern Ohio District Fair, to be held
at Macarthur, Sept. 29th & Both,
and Oct. 1st, comes from the Of
tice of the Democrat Enquirer.
and Is creditable piece of work.
Mrs. W. II. Haines is again in
the market with large and fash
ionable stock Of Millinery Goods.
Hats, Bonn"ts. Ribbons, Laces,
Creprs, &C., of The very latest styles
will be found at her shop, three
doors east of the james Block. Call
and see her and inspect goods.
The Nclsonvilie News SAYS II
"Rev. Hart. of Logan, was the
CUES, Of Rev. Vincent ofihis city,
last Monday. The reverned gen
ileman is an agreeable talker.
and has many friends in this city,
Eli II. West and L. J. Burgess
have The gilt ed e Office of the
town. 1t is located in the Dolli-
son BLOCK and is a front room
nn the ground floor.
Cbas. B. Cowen. representing the {
The milling firm of G. B. and D. +,
Fl. Cowan, of Canal Winchester, was
in this city Tuesday. Mr.. Cowan {
just returned from trip through
the Valley and Says trade Is excel {
lent. The Cowan -four is giving ,
gooa satisfaction in the market at I;
this place
MIA. Wilson. fermarl train
dispatcher on the O.. & w. Va.
Div. is in Charleston to consider !,
The proposition OF taking posit- ,
ion on the K. & o. r. R. Mr.. ,
Wilson is to day one of the most :
and competant railroad
men in Ohio. and if he concludes
to locate in West Virginia will
be valuable acqui sition to the
railroad circle of that State. &
Since writing the above Mr.
Wilson has returned. He has j
been appointed General Agent of c
The Kanawha 4 Ohio r r. To- ]
gether with all our citizens, we
congratulate him on his appoint
ment. and hope the duties of his
position will not enforce The re
moval of his family from Logan. {
II is stated that Allen o. N.Y.
ers, having made a permanent
arrangement with John r. Nc
Lean for The managing editorship l
Of the Enquirer, will soon move +
MS family from Columbus to
Cincinnati.
Snyder.of the Waverly Repub G
lcan is knawing j file. He should c