The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-08-19

ton of his duty as Coroner, is tC
81: on dead bodies, not live ones.
That's so. There is no point in
the Coroner quelling a riot, espe-
laiIy in dali season.
The Misses Thomas, of Pt. Pleas
ant, W. Va. stopped over on re-
turning from Camp Meeting and
speEt the day in Logan, the guests
of Mrs. Sterret. -
Tho Enquirer announces in Mon
days issue that Col. Weldy was a
candidate for Supreme Judge. The
Col. was not a candidate, but the
complimentary mention is appreci-
ated.
d.. Raney has been laid up with
a sore foot since the night of the
great fire. ldo was suffering at that
time with sore toe, and catching
cold, has been in bad shape ever
since.
The occupants of the Dollison
Block listened 10 Il war cry, Mon
day evening last. Parson Gould
heard il even after he had retired
TO his couch from the trials of
the day and was moved 10 utter
what he remembered of the old
iron-clad oath. Let us have
peace.
Monday afternoon c. ". Ne
ClIntock, Of the Hooking Valley
Fire Brick Co., started on an ex
Tended business "trip through The
Northwest. lie expects to visit
Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee, ,Kal
am azoo, and many other points
of interest during his absence.
The Misses Falley and Sowsrs. of
Uniontown, O.. are visiting the
family of Mr.. Rugg Higgins IN this
place. Miss Sewers is the daugh-
ter Of Rev. Sewers. formerly pastor
in the NJ +. Church at this place.
Mr.. John K. Clement, formerly |
of Canal Winchester, but now
representing S. p. Elliot & Sons, |
dealers, Columbus. was
in this city Tuesday last. John
is first class gentleman. and We
know will make Lost of friends
wherever he may go.
NJ. G. Whitehurst & Co., guar
aztec every sack Of their win
CHESTER and "Imperial' Flours
10 be equal to any manufactured
from Winter wheat.
The charges of Josiah Pence ct
al. against A. T. Hutchinson, be-
fore the County School Examiners
asst Saturday, were not sustained.
Mr.. Hutchinson was charged with
immortality, and on this plea the
Examiners were asked to revoke
nis certificate. 1t will be gratifying
% the friends of Mr.. II. to learn of
,is vIndication of the charges. He
s among the best teachers III the
county and an excellent gentleman.
}. w. Il, Wright appeared before
he Examiners in his behalf.
The old, reliable firm of Work &
5aker are now prepared to furnish i
in cans, glass and stone jarsir any
uantity desired. This firm still
tands at the front in furnishing
toves, tin ware, roofing. spouting,
C. They are thoroughly reliable
entlemen and will meet all agree /,
,ents they enter into. When yon !
Tant anything in their line call and t
ee them.
John P. Meochle and Emma
We're married by Rev.
hitler at the Lutheran Church v
n Hunter street, Thursday last.
n the evening the happy couple
ere serenaded by The Big Six {
and and received the congratu-
itionS of a host or friends. The i:
n pan brigade was ON hand, of is
purse, and got in its work in l;
reat shape. Good luck to you. u
John Murphy, Sr., and his son u
ohm. are in Missouri looking af- n
II their interests in some lead o
nds. Mr.. Murphy owns 160
res Of land in that State, and c
cent developments show that
ad ore is being found on adjoIn
g farms and that, Of course, c.
axes his possessions very valu- K
BE property. o.
For TIN fruit cans 90 to Work & y
skers. n