The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-12-16
SIGN or BIG BOOT" LOGAN, O..
Cheap silver ware and plated ware a,
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Cheap silver ware and plated ware a
, WeilanG's.
All work done at Weiland's Jew
elry stor. is warranted.
The largest assortment Of Gold Rings
Bracelets, Ladies Chains, Gents Watch
Charms, etc.. at Weiland's.
Guns. revolvers, shot, cartridges
lead, caps, ETC., at Comfy d Hig.
gins.
Lap robes, horse blankets, halt.
ers, COW ties rope, etc at Comfy 6
Higgins.
If you want corn peppers or Ian
terms of any kind, go to Comfy &
Higgins.
Coal vases, coal buckets, fire shov-
els and coal tongues at Comfy q,
Higgins.
VIM. N. Lay is still in charge Of
the Jewclry Store at the Francis
Kessler stand.
If you want to make a nice
gift purchase pair OF gloves from
Rose & Sulzbacher.
Miller 6 Case the druggists. are
headquarters for the well known
ten centDiamohd Dyes.
Mr.. Henry Bohl. of Marietta, was in
the city on Monday, looking after the
insurance business.
The largest lot of Candies and Confec-
| tions ever brought to- Logan for the Hol-
idays, may be seen at the store OF Philip
Slisher. 1t is immense. Our readers
| who want choice Christmas Candies,
Fruits, Nuts. etc., should not fail to
call on Phil. In quantity, quality and
cheapness, he is at the head OF the deal
ers.
MARKEDLY Rev. j. F. Will
Jams at his residence on Orchard
street, Logan, o., Dee. 9. Mr..
Ralph G. Webb, and Bliss Hannah
Brown, all of Hooking county, o.
MARRIED on the 7th day of
Dec. 1885, at the residence of The
brides mother, in Wash. twp,
by E. G. Martin, j. P, Mr. Joseph
G. FTentz of Starr twp, to Miss
Lucy J. Harden, of Washington
twp, Hooking County, Ohio.
DR.. Farqu ohar of GAINESVILLE, was
here last week, snd was constantly oo-
cupied with attending to patients, old
and long time patrons, and many new
ones. The doctor is always an esteem
ed visitor in Logan, and in the Hook
ing valley.
W. & Friesner. who went to
southern California some time
ago for his health, has returned
to his home at Enterprise, and
without any improvement in his
condition.
Will Woods of this place, was
introduced TO the "Lynchwilder"
at Baird's Furnace one evening
last week. See William and he
will give you the particulars. If
there are any little points he has
forgotten, strike Ras Van Horn.
When the family off. IL. Floyd
arose Thursday morning. of last
week, it was discovered that the
house was on fire, having caught
frem a burning coal that rolled
from the CRATE. Fortunately the
flames had not made much head
way, anG were easily extinguish-
ed,
Chas B. Cowan, the we'll known
and popular miller of Winchester
was in the city yesterday. Mr..
Cowan not only furnishes super
ior grade of flour to the trade in
the valley, but is a hale fellow
we'll met, besides, and is always
a welcome visitor to the town.
He called at his office and took
his second order for flour. which
our chief says is the best the
market afford.
Mr.. Chas Rose returned from q trip
to Cincinnati last week. bringing with
him special goods for the holiday trade |
In going to the city, he availed him>
self of the Sunday train, on the C. & NJ. |
V. R. R. Mr.. Rose is gentleman who |
has travelled good deal, and h asks
us to tender his appreciation of the C. |
& NJ. ", believing it. under present
to be the best equipped |
and shortest line from the Hooking val
ley to Cincinnati. He found the cars |
clean, elegant and comfortable the
road smooth, solid and safe the train
men pleasant, polite and accommoda
ting. He brings his goods on this line,
md advises his friends proposing trip !
to our Queen City, to 80 by the C. & NJ. |
V. The north bound trains on the
valley, meet the C. & u. V. |
~ Lancaster. !!