The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-12-02

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Squire johnson, of West Jeffer-
son, Franklin county, was several
days since arrested and fined $50
and costs for having married q
couple about two years ago and neg
lecting to make the legally requir-
ed return of the marriage to the
Probate Judge.
We learn that burglars have en-
tered the residences of r. Belt and
A. Steinman in the past week, but
failed to SECURE any plundsr. The
people should keep an eye on tie
villains.
Miller & Case have Just got in
a lot of beautiful paintings and
chromas, in handsome frames,
for ornamenting your home. and
at prices within the reach of all.
A crowd was gathered aroAnd
one Of the street lamps the other
night watching the brilliant light.
1t was something new If tho gas
company will put on larger burn
ers they may be able to fulfill the
contract with tho corporation.
Mr. Mack Connel, formerly night
operator at this place, has been res
moved to the train dispatcher's 'of-
fee at Columbus. We are sorry to
lose the young man. He not only
done good work in the service of
the railroad, but was especially
kind to newspaper men. Mack we
wish you succe =.
You will find Miller & Cases
Drug and Book store the head
quarter for beautiful and useful
goods, suitable for Holidays, such
as Christmas and New Year cards
books of various kinds and prices.
mirrors, albums, toilet cases. work
boxes, writing desks. pocket
books, hair brushes, nail brushes,
cloth brushes, manican sets,
frames, corner and side brackets.
clock shelves, paper holders,
gold pens, paper weights. per-
fumery, A. B. c. blocks, hymnals.
bibles and testaments. a large
variety of sizes and styles of
binding.
The first ball of the ason under
the auspices of the Crescent Club,
Thursday evening last was a most
notable gathering and certainly one
of the most enjoya BILE dances ever
given In the town. The supper
furnished by A. II. Brooke at the
Rempel House was an elegant
spread and was the subject OF much
favorable co mment by the
guests. Dancing was kept up un-
til nearly three o'clock Friday
morning.
The social gatherings of the Lit
erary Society IN this place are con-
s'antly growing In interest. Aside
from declamations and essays, the So
ciety has a paper that is amusing
as we'll as instructive to the mem
bers. At the last meeting i: was
edited by Marshall Harrington, who
it is said, made a great hit.
Mr.. Phil Slisher is keeping up
with these booming times. He
is supplying goods to his town
customers Of the best quality,
and shipping large quantities
% our neighboring villages.
Mr.. Geo. Bright attends to the |
Bar, and is always pleasant and
polite.
1t is reported that the Ohio &
Western Coal and Iron company has
the work of repairing
the Floodwood furnaces, and that 1t
is the intention of the company TO
remodel the Xxx furnace at this
place and put it in blast. This fur
1ace. is in a very dllapidatcd condi-
ion, having been idle for the past
i've years, and many of the expos
ID parts will have 10 he replaced. Il
would require months of work to put
t IN running order, ,eand would give
employment 10 large force of men.
superintendent Mullen seys that
Ill the furnaces owned by the COM
'any will be put in blast.-[Shaw-
Zee Banner.
We expect next week to publish
! history ofthe Logan Gas company
rom the time it was started ur to
he present period. 1t is interest ,
NC to know some times how little
money is needed to become q stock
'older in a great company.